This exercise helps to smooth out wrinkles on your upper eyelids, lift your eyebrows and smooth out the vertical lines between the brows. 1. Smile.
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Hopefully these will smooth out in time as traffic stabilizes.
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Things at work are starting to smooth out, dear Pisces.
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Transfer to the loaf pan, and smooth out the top. 225.5.
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Removing barriers like weekly lockouts would also smooth out the experience.
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Things smooth out later on, and you'll feel more grounded and secure.
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I felt compelled to smooth out even the slightest sources of friction.
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Evenly fill the muffin pan with batter, and smooth out the tops.
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Evenly distribute batter into the donut pan, and smooth out the tops.
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The toolkit also includes tools to remove blemishes and smooth out wrinkles.
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Then the powder is buffed and filed to smooth out the shape.
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Spread batter into the baking pan, and smooth out the top. 23.
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More storage capacity will be needed to smooth out the Nile's flow.
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For shooting video, the electronic image stabilization helps smooth out shaky footage.
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Spread mixture into the baking pan, and smooth out the top. 5.
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Communication issues in your relationships will also finally start to smooth out.
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That may not perfectly smooth out the seasonal bumps, but it's close.
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Data can be downloaded ahead of time to smooth out connection hiccups.
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That may not perfectly smooth out the seasonal bumps,but it's close.
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Top with the onions and smooth out to form a thin layer.
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Evenly distribute batter into the muffin pan, and smooth out the surfaces. 6.
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Gig work can help smooth out rough patches in the conventional labour market.
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Expect some miscommunications today, but don't worry—things will smooth out later on.
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This should reduce input lag and smooth out visuals in games on TVs.
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Future software updates from Apple may also smooth out issues with the software.
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Conflict within relationships pops up this afternoon, but things will smooth out soon after.
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Fitch believes CSC's diversification will enhance internal cash flow and smooth out sales volatility.
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The relentless drive to add new options and smooth out performance has paid off.
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It would smooth out the rules and combine the private care programs into one.
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In the United States, federal spending helps smooth out economic difference between the states.
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Unexpected tension will come up today, but the energy will smooth out later tonight.
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All of those sources of flexibility will grow and help to smooth out renewables.
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Here's how to smooth out the jagged edges of an up-and-down income.
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So here is a clue-reading hint that will help smooth out that bump.
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And some apologies are simply meant to smooth out a conversation, Dr. Tannen added.
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But for the most part they remove tedium, not challenge, and smooth out the experience.
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Foam rolling might cause a small amount of swelling that appears to smooth out cellulite.
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If you choose to have a little work done to smooth out some lines, great.
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Evenly distribute batter among the cups of the muffin pan, and smooth out the surfaces.
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As a bonus, front and rear suspension systems smooth out the bumps along the way.
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They all make energy trading more efficient and smooth out fluctuations in supply and demand.
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That "something" was Botox injections every three months to smooth out lines on his face.
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While corporate AI attempts to smooth out these occurrences, Amme shows no interest in this.
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The film's narrative helps smooth out many of the unseemly kinks in songs elsewhere, too.
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The app can smooth out skin, make someone thinner, or even make people appear more muscular.
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Even Apple and Samsung can't be bothered to smooth out the camera bumps on their phones.
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He specified the correct way for players to smooth out their socks and tie their laces.
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At one point it even hosted a beauty parlour offering "microdermabrasion" to smooth out pockmarked skin.
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It is also exploring an insurance deal to smooth out the volatility of its agriculture exposure.
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However, Luff explained that Staaker will use its tracking algorithms to smooth out the follow path.
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However, it's likely the president can make efforts to smooth out the process and simplify it.
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Tease in layers, let set, and then smooth out for hair that lasts all game day.
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Obstacles around relationships will arrive early today, Pisces, but things will smooth out later this afternoon.
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Banks often market overdraft programs as a way for customers to smooth out occasional budgeting problems.
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Snapchat will automatically smooth out the edges for you and save your object as a sticker.
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Diversification does indeed smooth out investment returns, but that's a psychological decision, not an investment decision.
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But Hill and Bedke met over the summer to negotiate and smooth out the raw feelings.
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And Wealthfront is blending five factors that should smooth out and reduce those periods of underperformance.
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It's also key to smooth out some of the communication and technology barriers in the job.
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So, Google may switch it on once things smooth out a bit following the initial launch period.
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While the current Expedition tries to smooth out its big body, the Yukon XL is unashamedly huge.
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A $12 billion startup you've probably never heard wants to cure baldness and smooth out your wrinkles
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What this does is create more frames in the video footage to smooth out motion in film.
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Prodrive appears to have never brought its innovative transmission to market, unable to smooth out the wrinkles.
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Next I tried the Blur Perfection Primer to see if it could really smooth out my pores.
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And if I really wanted to, I could sculpt my features further to smooth out any irregularities.
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Venus helps smooth out Saturn's sourness like a drop of cream in a cup of black coffee.
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Long a tool of professionals, these handheld devices keep the camera steady and smooth out the shot.
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Another ingredient in conditioners is silicone, which helps to smooth out strands, but it isn't water soluble.
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Economists also like to look at three-month moving averages for job growth to smooth out volatility.
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Opening night in Vancouver also had visual glitches that are likely to smooth out on the road.
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Short-term volatility in its returns is something that the pension manager is trying to smooth out.
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Low-volatility funds, which tend to smooth out performance, have been especially popular since the financial crisis.
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Their similar backgrounds and pedigrees could help the advisers smooth out the ruffled feathers between their bosses.
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Sony says the stabilization will smooth out footage from any lens attached to the A6500's body.
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Your ruling planet Mercury connects with lucky Jupiter today, helping you smooth out whatever needs to be adjusted.
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In this environment, attempts to smooth out the credit cycle will likely remain too weak to help much.
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Border Patrol drag tires behind their vehicles to smooth out the sand, so as to better capture footprints.
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That kind of perceived user latency helps smooth out the experience and makes it feel more real-time.
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Then, with a swipe in the opposite direction, you can smooth out the sequins and undo your doodles.
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A bipartisan group of senators has been working to smooth out the agreement, but political issues remain. Sen.
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Spreading bets (responsibly) throughout the market helps to smooth out performance, and lessen the impacts of wild swings.
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This is a wonderful time to smooth out issues in your schedule and to discuss plans and payments.
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You are right, being able to smooth out our disappointments with some delusions might be important for survival.
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It was the first such auction to smooth out the short-term liquidity since the end of 2017.
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Here's what gig workers can do to smooth out some of the unpredictability and meet some financial goals.
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The camera also exhibits aggressive image processing in certain situations, with a tendency to excessively smooth out skin.
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MENTAL HEALTH: The House Energy and Commerce Committee is still working to smooth out the edges of Rep.
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This creates a disjointed feel that doesn't really smooth out until we reach Obama's U.S. Senate run in 2004.
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It argues that the combination helps smooth out the boom-bust cycle, because oil and metals should behave differently.
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The cost of solar and wind power, and of the storage needed to smooth out their variations, is dropping.
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The Note 22 tends to overly smooth out the detail on people's faces, giving everything an unpleasant, waxy look.
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Initially the factory would start small, giving employees time to smooth out assembly-line kinks and refine work processes.
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The central triumph of the Golden State Warriors, both strategically and stylistically, is that they smooth out basketball's fluctuation.
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This enables the company to maintain higher-than-peer EBITDA margins and to smooth out the business's inherent volatility.
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It's possible that salty ice underneath Ceres' surface has weakened the crust, causing it to smooth out over time.
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You will increase your productivity, smooth out your work process, and keep yourself motivated with these eight workplace hacks.
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He said it will take "at least a couple of months" for GOP lawmakers to smooth out their differences.
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And don't worry about tangles with nylon pins and tufted bristles that gently grab and smooth out your hair.
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Adding a little milk to the food processor as it whirls helps smooth out the ice cream as well.
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This could help smooth out seasonal spikes by spreading cost evenly across months and avoiding a huge monthly bill.
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China's state-backed funds have a history of stepping in to smooth out swings in the country's stock market.
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As a society, instead of playing Robin Hood to smooth out the inequities, we've played the Sheriff of Nottingham.
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Ferrari's more experienced engineers can then figure out the best ways to smooth out any rough edges he finds.
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The government also releases combined data for the first two months in an attempt to smooth out seasonal distortions.
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And the front and rear IsoSpeed — Trek's integrated suspension system — helps smooth out the bumps without slowing you down.
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Your ruling planet, the Sun, connects with the planet of fantasy, Neptune, helping you magically smooth out an awkward issue.
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If you smooth out the numbers with a three-month moving average, job increases have been slowing for five months.
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Smooth out the data, which are volatile, and productivity now seems to be growing at an improved 1% per year.
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Like many Android phones these days, there's a "beauty" setting to smooth out your skin and make you look younger.
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They stretchy undergarment helps suck everything in and smooth out any imperfections celebs want to hide on the red carpet.
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So Smith turned to Botox, a local injection that causes facial wrinkles to smooth out, for a real-life fix.
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When asked if she has tried Botox and collagen to smooth out the signs of aging, she simply said yes.
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She explains that it can help to smooth out the under eye, and plump up the skin where it's concave.
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Brush through the newly teased hair to smooth out the texture, and then back comb the section toward the pony.
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There's even niacinamide — an ingredient more commonly found in serums — to help soothe irritated skin and smooth out fine lines.
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"Doctors soon realized...they could give hormones to smooth out and rationalize the variations in a woman's body," Langston writes.
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They can ease grid congestion, prevent the need for expensive infrastructure, cut demand, and smooth out fluctuations in grid power.
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Central banks could potentially intervene to smooth out significant and prolonged gyrations in currency markets but that would be controversial.
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He added that banks would likely help the Fed smooth out dislocations in funding markets with backup lines of credit.
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And for another, he notes, her efforts to smooth out the rough edges of the party come with a cost.
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Wind and sun are fickle energy sources—"intermittent" by industry lingo—and energy storage can help smooth out the dramatic spikes.
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Different regions have different times of production and different peak loads; they can help smooth out each other's peaks and valleys.
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"My proportions were off and it was a little clumpy," she says before adding some water to smooth out the mixture.
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And the cost of solar and wind power, and of the storage needed to smooth out their variations, will keep dropping.
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While the former smooths out minute-by-minute variations in wind and solar, the latter can smooth out longer (hourly) fluctuations.
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Andy Rubin's company has been persistent in rolling out firmware updates designed to help smooth out the Essential Phone's software performance.
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With a relatively large margin of error, many economists prefer to look at three-month averages to smooth out monthly variations.
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But the cost of solar and wind power, and of the storage needed to smooth out their variations, will keep dropping.
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The data combines figures for January and February to smooth out distortions caused by the week-long China's Lunar New Year.
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The RBA was clear then that it was intervening not with any level in mind but to smooth out liquidity conditions.
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Google's attempting to smooth out its relationship with photo rights holders by bringing some additional contextual data to its Image Search.
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That's why everyone needs to do their part to smooth out the spike of sickness so our health systems aren't overrun.
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It's also good for sports, with the company's Motion Rate 120 tech helping to smooth out the players' movements on screen.
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Yet it has never occurred to me for a single moment that I might obtain underwear to smooth out my appearance.
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The crew pushed the corner back in place and secured it, then used a small sander to smooth out the repair.
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But I've become convinced that the primary role of political humor today shouldn't be to alleviate tensions or smooth out differences.
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In 2011, the government decided to smooth out a bend in the island's north-south highway by cutting through Bukit Brown.
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This gel serum starts working within minutes (you don't have to wait months for results!) to smooth out fine lines and wrinkles.
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That's a way to smooth out less mature markets, but it at times does little to calm volatility and inspire investor confidence.
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But those costs are offset by low aluminum and fuel prices, and long-term contracts smooth out highs and lows, he said.
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Which sounds fantastic, but how, exactly, do Botox and fillers smooth out a bump on the nose or make a cheekbone pop?
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"I always recommend having a credit card to smooth out bubbles and an X-Acto knife to cut the access," she advises.
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That Movi was a light, adjustable, and affordable stabilization rig that used sensors and motors to smooth out a camera operator's movements.
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She says that over time, it can smooth out fine lines and wrinkles and tighten the skin for a more youthful appearance.
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A larger market also helps to smooth out demand, reducing the average time a driver spends waiting for the next customer call.
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It's no substitute for high quality beans and a proper grind, but the True Crema Valve can smooth out otherwise subpar coffee.
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Now, by contrast, there is a liquid CME derivative which could be used to smooth out the impact of a rising premium.
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You were in freak-out mode this morning or late last night about a sensitive issue, but things will smooth out today.
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It's often used to help subtly smooth out the fine lines and wrinkles usually found on one's forehead or around one's mouth.
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They smooth out the extreme emotions of any one moment and reflect the underlying value of our bigger systems, capitalism and democracy.
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Two, transmission lines will have to be extended everywhere across the globe, to link VRE sources with demand and smooth out supply.
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There's no padding, no hook-and-eye closure, and it definitely does not smooth out your breasts or hold them in place.
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Peaks and valley smooth out into an unrelenting wall of noise—even on the page, you can tell you should be afraid.
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The filter helps to "smooth out the skin tone on your face, to present a more polished looking appearance," according to Zoom.
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They accentuated everything that I like about my hips and helped smooth out all the parts that I don't like as much.
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Dell also added support for AMD's FreeSync technology to smooth out image refresh rate, which helps to prevent image tearing and ghosting.
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For a long time, Ms. Trump's popularity owed (at least in part) to her ability to smooth out her father's rough edges.
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" Mehrotra expects that Micron will be able to smooth out the results "over the course of the next three to four quarters.
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I've done it before and it's just"—she took a second to smooth out her bangs—"just awkward and uncomfortable for everyone.
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Fillers are injections used to smooth out facial wrinkles, improve the appearance of scars and treat the localized loss of fat tissue.
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That means DERs can increasingly help smooth out the variations in demand and renewable energy production locally, without calling on distant power plants.
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Rogue One made headlines last year when Lucasfilm brought in writer and director Tony Gilroy for reshoots to smooth out the final product.
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Wind correlation drops dramatically with distance, so by connecting regions with transmission lines and smart grid technology, we can smooth out variable generation.
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February 7 finds the sun connecting with Jupiter, and Mercury with Mars, helping you smooth out an awkward situation and moving conversations along.
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I mention that as Matthew Lynley and I were in different places, meaning that we had a bump or two to smooth out.
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Thai authorities have said in the past they will intervene in foreign exchange markets to "smooth out" any excessive moves in the baht.
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And while the rough underside surface does smooth out a bit eventually, this is said to be intentional as excess material rubs away.
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The company now has a battery of apps, with names like BeautyPlus, BeautyCam, and SelfieCity, which smooth out skin, exaggerate features, brighten eyes.
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Ambassador David Friedman told reporters in Jerusalem that the plan is "pretty much completed," but the administration must still smooth out certain details.
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Gains could be averaged over a number of years to smooth out stock market volatility and small shareholders could be exempted from tax.
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Things smooth out later when the Moon connects with dreamy Neptune in sensitive Water sign Pisces at 2:38 PM. All times EST.
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And yet, despite its high-wire professionalism, the group managed to smooth out all its songs in a way that minimized their differences.
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So Redling began to smooth out bills and tuck them neatly in his wallet, the first domino that led him to financial independence.
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Excluding bonuses, which smooth out some volatility, pay growth slowed a touch to 3.4%, the slowest since the three months to April 2019.
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A wall sticker I had applied slowly, carefully, using the edge of a credit card to smooth out each and every air bubble.
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But sales are likely to smooth out during the rest of the year, given that Cameco did not make material guidance changes, he added.
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After getting the children settled, Kate greeted her sister and father at the entrance of the church and helped smooth out her sister's dress.
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But negotiators still need to smooth out details as they push for a final summit between Chinese President Xi Jinping and President Donald Trump.
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French President Emmanuel Macron wants a fund set up that would help countries facing an economic shock and smooth out divergences among members' economies.
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The bank has also pledged its readiness to smooth out volatility, but it is not expected to communicate any levels it will protect henceforth.
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But, according to Robert Piconi, the CEO and cofounder of Energy Vault, batteries work only to smooth out short-term spikes in energy demand.
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By default, the S7 Edge has its "beauty" mode turned on; it automatically airbrushes your face to smooth out wrinkly skin and other imperfections.
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There is change coming, as big tech companies smooth out this process by building new machine learning-specific platforms with end-to-end functionality.
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"You're sharp, bro," Mr. Livingston said, as he watched Mr. Wise smooth out a black Calvin Klein suit jacket he had selected for himself.
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Reuters reported this week that Boeing plans to speed up to 57 planes per month in June if it can smooth out supplier delays.
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"There could be big fluctuations in buys but if we succeed in inducing issuance, that would naturally smooth out the market," one sources said.
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And part of it is market reforms to encourage "ancillary services" on the grid, which can smooth out the fluctuations in wind and solar.
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Most of them seem like the kind of jank that's impossible to smooth out completely and that you'll find in any open-world game.
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For pain control, first-line treatments are anti-inflammatories (like Motrin and Advil) and birth control to smooth out the period cycle, said DeNicola.
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That can help the utility smooth out fluctuations and spikes in demand and ease grid congestion, reducing the need for peaker plants and power lines.
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In short, Apple contends this is an engineering decision designed to "smooth out the instantaneous peaks," or draws in power, to keep your phone operating.
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Considering this is the first major online multiplayer game for Switch, it's disappointing to see that so little was done to smooth out that experience.
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Things smooth out on July 8, when the Sun connects with dreamy planet Neptune, creating a sensitive, empathetic energy around communication and in your relationships.
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Halt expresses this in the idea of iterations — the idea that a computer program can slowly become less buggy over time, can smooth out flaws.
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Digitalisation, smart meters and batteries are enabling companies and households to smooth out their demand—by doing some energy-intensive work at night, for example.
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Deadly mercury sulfide acted as rouge in the 16th century; lead-based products were used to smooth out skin; mercury was considered a zit-zapper.
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The goal of the change, Gupta says, is to smooth out the earnings curve for shoppers and make it less reliant on spikes in tips.
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And it can quickly turn off those services, looking to also smooth out the process of off-boarding an employee who's on the way out.
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I have cystic acne, so I use a Manuka honey mask to combat it and hemp oil to smooth out the surface of my skin.
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Drug companies, including Novartis, say that alternative payment models — like paying in installments or tying payment rates to value — could smooth out costs over time.
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For another, it should give consumers a full weekend to complete their shopping, and smooth out the spike Party City sees during those final days.
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Yale can place long-term bets on alternatives ranging from start-ups to forests, and smooth out the uneven nature of those returns over time.
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The measures, detailed in an ESM paper prepared for the ministers, would help smooth out debt repayment humps in the 2030s and 2040s, Regling said.
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Prudential, like its peers, counts on its derivatives program to smooth out risks stemming from volatile currency exchange rates, equities markets and interest rate changes.
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On Wednesday, the former NBA All-Star Dennis Rodman urged the league to hire him as an ambassador to smooth out the feud with China.
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South Korea and Japan are also eager to help if China can smooth out the political and security rough edges with its technologically sophisticated neighbors.
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In order to smooth out any outliers, Sheets' employs a six-month moving average to the readings — but that's not helping him sleep any better.
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Her team had worked to smooth out the articulation, clear up consonants and vowels, and polish the voices until they were clear and relatively melodic.
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Belei Triple-Peptide Eye Cream, available from Amazon for $20.90 This lightweight eye cream helps improve firmness and smooth out line lines around the eye.
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But what ESPN and Top Rank can do is smooth out boxing's valleys by obtaining something that has so far eluded the sport: advertising dollars.
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"I think it is a mistake to believe this is going to smooth out and the President is going to have a clear, consistent policy."
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Dr. Lee starts by using a small razor blade to slice off the bigger flesh pockets, then uses a laser to smooth out the remaining roughness.
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Reduce the heat to medium and add the flour, gradually stirring it in with a wooden spoon to smooth out any lumps and form a paste.
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On some Android smartphones, the camera app comes with built-in "beauty" modes to help smooth out your skin, resize your eyes and distort your face.
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Instead of trying to smooth out her kinks, Nelms used Kristina's frizz as her inspiration — a theme Nelms recreates over and over again in her work.
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Storage is valuable to the grid for many reasons, including its ability to smooth out fluctuations in supply, allowing for more integration of variable renewable energy.
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The central bank last week reiterated its view the rupiah is undervalued and said it will continue to be in the market to smooth out volatility.
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In a thread on Reddit, owners of the new iPhone XS say the camera is over-processing their faces with filters that smooth out their skin.
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Economic growth continues to accelerate clean-energy adoption around the world, and with rapidly expanding economies of scale, we may see performance smooth out going forward.
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You're feeling anxious about some issues concerning your home or family today, but if you're committed to healing some long-standing problems, things will smooth out.
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"With storage we can smooth out the intermittence of renewable energy and guarantee the balancing of power grids," EDF chief executive Jean-Bernard Levy told reporters.
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If he can't impose himself on both ends, the midfield won't generate enough offense or defense to smooth out the imperfections in front and behind them.
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Place one of the cakes on a cake stand or plate, top with a little over ½ cup of frosting, and smooth out into an even layer.
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While a throwback to LucasArts-era adventure games in tone, design, and aesthetic, it smartly used hindsight to smooth out some of the genre's rougher edges.
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You simply invest the same amount every month at the same time of the month, then let market movements smooth out your purchase price over time.
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It had, and will always have, a faint, chalky mouth-feel, which the unctuousness of salted French butter will completely smooth out in the finished dish.
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"You would want a higher allocation in a moderate portfolio than an aggressive portfolio, because you're trying to smooth out day-to-day volatility," she said.
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The November 2019 update for Google's Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL might smooth out one the biggest wrinkles from its launch a few weeks ago.
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In large doses, it will kill you; in tiny doses delivered via a slim needle, however, it will freeze your facial muscles to temporarily smooth out wrinkles.
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They also argue that including Virginia and Maryland residents expands the program's risk pool, helping to smooth out demand for benefits and ultimately lowering the program's cost.
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He won't be running Uber Elevate, the name the company gave to its flying car project, but he will be helping smooth out many of its hurdles.
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Then (as the Harvard trio found) as the patient goes under the oscillations smooth out, deepening into a stark, uniform wave which vibrates ten times a second.
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Cyprus completed its euro zone/IMF bailout programme earlier this year and is keen to smooth out its debt payments which begin to bunch up in 2019.
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Hopefully things smooth out in year two and the smoke from bricked / overheated Switches will clear away for an affordable, take-anywhere dock we can confidently recommend.
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By rubbing the area for about two to five minutes once a day, you're able to smooth out the fascia, resulting in the appearance of diminished cellulite.
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Designed for use on groomed trails — rather than in the backcountry — this ski uses proprietary technology from K2 to dampen the chatter and smooth out the ride.
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Stimulus the third time around will be no shock-and-awe package but, rather, an attempt to smooth out select areas of weakness in the Chinese economy.
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Stress at home and at work will come up, but things will smooth out later on once you figure out what issues are most important to you.
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Consumer divisions smooth out the bumpy revenue that comes with the uncertain business of inventing drugs—which may fail to win approval, and eventually come off patent.
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Then we could smooth out, tone, slim, and contour our faces, whiten our teeth, resize our irises, cinch our waists, and add a few inches in height.
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Since then, the company has worked hard to smooth out the traffic issues and even opened its mobile payment system up to customers who aren't rewards members.
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Demand response can move quickly (providing ancillary services to smooth out micro-fluctuations), and it can also help soak up excess renewable energy in times of surplus.
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After declaring aggressive output goals for the new model, Tesla has struggled for the last 12 months to smooth out glitches and bottlenecks in its assembly process.
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Some tax experts go further and argue that any cut should be phased in over a 10-year period to smooth out investment and reduce windfall gains.
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It has new HyperSmooth 2.0 video stabilization to help smooth out bumpy video, wind-noise reduction and can shoot 4K video in addition to slow-motion video.
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The women in our male lives try to mold us and help us smooth out the excesses of maleness that is in our DNA and our culture.
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You are much better off wearing sunscreen to prevent or avoid skin damage and using a good basic moisturizer to smooth out the top layer of skin.
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Since there aren&apost any silicones to smooth out my skin, it doesn&apost make my face look entirely poreless like it would with silicone-based primers.
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Clarisonic cleansing brushes provide your skin with exfoliation that's gentle enough to not damage your skin but tough enough to remove dead skin and smooth out wrinkles.
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French shares gained 1.3% after Trump and French counterpart Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday that they hoped to smooth out their differences over a digital services tax.
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But Ms. Sibilia said that larger, more inclusive school district borders could help "smooth out" some of the wealth disparities in many places in the United States.
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Allowing financial institutions to trade in commodities may smooth out some of the volatility, assuming they adopt longer-term positions based on expectations of supply and demand fundamentals.
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The landscape painters became less inclined to smooth out compositional features to accord with reigning conventions of pictorial harmony, while photographers, for their part, aimed for painterly effects.
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It's good for parts of photos you want to smooth out or highlight, like smoothing the pores of someone's face, or accentuating details without affecting noise or bokeh.
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Tiffen has released a smartphone camera stabilizer before with the Steadicam Smoothee, but that simply relied on a manual counterweight system to smooth out shots, unlike the Volt.
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According to Cardi B's Instagram story, the unnamed hairstylist she hired to style her hair essentially used a hot tool to smooth out her weave — and that's it.
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The moon in fellow water sign Pisces asks you to look at the big picture today, Cancer, as the sun and Jupiter help you smooth out awkward situations.
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The neckband does a good job of holding the cameras in place, and Linkflow seems to be applying some stabilization to the footage to smooth out the motion.
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A good shop will apply multiple layers of primers, clear coats, and color, not to mention repair work that might include epoxies and resins to smooth out dents.
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These minerals are heating up the surface above, causing the icy materials inside Sputnik Planum to stir and smooth out any craters that may have been there before.
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The higher-income households would presumably have a higher average order amount for their online grocery purchases and thus help smooth out the higher costs for the service.
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"With storage we can smooth out the intermittence of renewable energy and guarantee the performance and balance of the grids," EDF chief executive Jean-Bernard Levy told reporters.
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While the Airwrap isn't a hair straightener per se, there are two brush heads that are meant to smooth out frizzy hair and get voluminous curls under control.
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The central bank has blamed the tenge's weakness on speculative trades and insists its interventions are only to smooth out exchange rate volatility rather than support the currency.
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Moving averages help smooth out the erratic moves we see from time to time in the markets, so they are not quite as important to a traditional technician.
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China will release combined January and February activity data for industrial output, retail sales and fixed asset investment in March, in a bid to smooth out seasonal factors.
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The Roku Premiere will retail for $80 and supports 4K video at 20153 frames per second (which helps smooth out the video when you're actually watching 4K video).
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An updated, acrylic grille removes the awkward beakishness from the face of the Prius and revised taillights smooth out the overly upright-looking rear of the traditional Prius.
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But even so, "during those periods of change, things can be quite disruptive," and at the very least, U.B.I. may be able to smooth out the transition period.
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First, the Saudis and Russians need to get back on good terms to smooth out the geopolitical situation surrounding OPEC's failure to agree on production cuts, he said.
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But it also appears China is managing its natural gas supply and demand better, with new storage available to smooth out seasonality, as well as increased domestic output.
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He prepped Trump before he spoke to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, and when Trump fought with Fox News' Megyn Kelly, Kushner helped smooth out the relationship.
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The set comes with a gold comb to smooth out the doll's locks before using the braiding tool on them, which makes it easy to create gorgeous hairstyles.
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New and more volatile patterns of demand will require extra efforts from utilities and state regulators to boost flexibility and drive demand reduction, to smooth out the spikes.
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Why not wait a year, or longer, smooth out some of those lumps, and then go public, once you've worked out exactly what Snap is going to be?
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Fair warning: If you try this trick even once, we can pretty much guarantee you'll itch to smooth out every creased-leather item you encounter from here on out.
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In order to smooth out baseball's inevitable random fluctuations, MLB plays a grinding 1303-game season, long enough for numerous hot and cold streaks to cancel each other out.
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"I love using a damp Beauty Blender sponge to smooth out and remove excess foundation once applied, and then a light dusting of translucent powder to set," Powell says.
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Venus is the planet of balance and harmony, as well as love and money—finding a way to smooth out emotional and financial issues will be on the menu!
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Athens said it planned a debt swap to replace 20 small bonds with five benchmark ones, a move designed to boost liquidity and smooth out the state's yield curve.
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As if she didn't already have the steamer turned on and ready to smooth out the creases of my failed struggle, a task she always undertakes with overdone tenderness.
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Big, concentrated and enduring pockets of temporary workers suggest that temping agencies are being used not just to smooth out fluctuations in demand, but also to lower labour costs.
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Even a seemingly minor event at this juncture could create a stampede out of stocks, and this time, central banks may not step in to smooth out the fall.
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He noted that Pitch is built on Electron — the application framework that's used for WhatsApp, WordPress and many other apps — to smooth out some of those bumps across platforms.
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Things smooth out towards the weekend as Mars harmonizes with optimistic Jupiter on Friday afternoon, helping you find the support you need to get your shit together and grow.
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If you don't have any savings or the ability to borrow money, you might prefer to use insurance as a way to smooth out your costs over the year.
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Most under-eye masks purport to do similar things: make you look more awake, temporarily smooth-out puffy eyes and wrinkles to help with makeup application, and soothe irritation.
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Place another piece of parchment paper on top and use a straight edge or rolling pin to smooth out the seeds in a single layer one-eighth-inch thick.
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She notes that PJM, a large Mid-Atlantic wholesale grid operator, announced it will deploy battery storage to help smooth out fluctuating power from two wind farms it operates.
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And he began to demonstrate a quality that would mark his later career: a subtle political skill, a soft touch that helped smooth out arguments and move deals along.
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Princess Kate helped smooth out Pippa Middleton's dress as the bride entered the church for her wedding to James Matthews at St. Mark's Church in Englefield, England, on Saturday morning.
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Because ice is less dense than rock, the topography could "relax," or smooth out, more quickly if ice or another lower-density material, such as salt, dominates the subsurface composition.
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Issuers will also benefit from markets that can smooth out turbulence rather than turn it into a full-scale panic and, in normal times, from a lower cost of capital.
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Plot this coin-flipping game out over 1000 or 1 million iterations using the parallel-worlds approach, and gradually the random fluctuations smooth out, showing a clear overall upward trajectory.
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If esports' future truly is as a spectator sport, it is going to have to smooth out those edges, all the while remaining true to its base and its players.
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Batteries are the optimal means of balancing renewables-dominant grids because they can inject power into grids rapidly and in the precise amounts needed to interdict and smooth out fluctuations.
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The department's shop burned to the ground as the blaze destroyed most tools, six or seven vehicles, tractors and even the Zamboni used to smooth out the ice, Efseaff said.
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Republicans touted the defense spending increases, plus the stability the agreement provides to the Pentagon's budget, along with the agreement on riders, which should smooth out the spending bill process.
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The company sees customers struggling with implementation and how to configure and build a containerized workflow, so it is working with systems integrators to help smooth out the difficult parts.
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Despite Uber's efforts to smooth out its political troubles — by temporarily hiring Obama 2008 campaign manager David Plouffe, for example — the toxic culture embodied by Kalanick proved hard to erase.
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Trump has told the people involved in the effort to continue to work to smooth out the issues that have sparked opposition from Sessions and some Republican senators, namely Sen.
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Afterward, the students recorded changes in their pulse rate to demonstrate research from the HeartMath Institute that shows heart rates slow down and smooth out after bouts of good feeling.
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In his view, "Allergan just needed a little time to iron the wrinkles out, a Botox-like injection to smooth out the path for the bulls to follow," Cramer said.
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Or, if you want to smooth out your giving so that your favorite causes get money each and every year, or if you can't make up your mind before Dec.
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Trump and his administration have so overwhelmed the country with successive outrages that it all begins to flatten out, to smooth out, to become a kind of toxic new normal.
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This technique can be done on all textures, but you may need to smooth out tight curls or waves, if you're blessed with 'em, before starting to get the exact effect.
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I tend to find that tearing through a show you really want to see helps smooth out its weak spots, and ease the impatience that comes from holes in the story.
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Smart microgrids can help smooth out the peaks and valleys in demand by storing solar energy when it's plentiful and releasing it from batteries and EVs in times of high usage.
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Like last year, retailers including Amazon, Dixons Carphone and Argos are stretching promotions over one to two weeks, seeking to smooth out demand and reduce pressure on supply and distribution networks.
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And the large physical size of the sensor combined with Hasselblad's precision lenses provides ultra smooth out-of-focus backgrounds and beautiful transitions from in-focus to out-of-focus areas.
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Mr. Musk said putting the two companies together made more sense after Tesla began introducing rechargeable batteries for home use that can store electricity and smooth out fluctuations in power grids.
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The 4.5 billion pound company remains an unwieldy beast, attempting to make a politically tortuous transition to a green future without a source of steady cash to smooth out the bumps.
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Another genuinely European project would be to build new infrastructure to connect local and national energy networks, which would help smooth out the incompatible pricing structures that currently exist in Europe.
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But I had heard about the potential calming properties of CBD—short for cannabidiol, the non-intoxicating compound in cannabis—and wondered whether it would smooth out the caffeine's stimulatory effects.
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Kevin Wu, head of global markets at Hang Seng Bank in Shanghai, said fixings suggested the authorites had used the counter-cyclical factor to smooth out volatility under current market conditions.
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Welch also had his critics while he was CEO, who accused GE of manipulating or managing its earnings to smooth out results, timing when certain gains or losses might be reported.
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This strategy helps smooth out the amount you pay for an asset, ensuring that you don't invest all your money when the stock market is at a record high, for example.
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That, they said, would help smooth out some of the thorny racial issues, while giving an Asian-American actor the kind of leading part that has been hard to come by.
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Developing a truly combined negotiating position and, if possible, a combined negotiating team could help to smooth out the volatility of the US administration and provide additional leverage in the talks.
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SMBs typically take loans to smooth out cash flow, invest in a part of their businesses as they are growing, or to make up for an unexpected cost in a given period.
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Most modern TVs, however, actually support higher refresh rates (all with their own names along the lines of Motionflow and Auto Motion Plus) that help smooth out the picture and reduce blur.
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Under pressure from shoppers complaining about losing the ability to receive tips last month as the company looked to smooth out the earnings curve, Instacart said it is re-introducing customer tipping.
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So for them to enter into direct deals with publishers indicates that they are trying to smooth out their relationships with artists, because the artists are really going to be in control.
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It also increases the flow of nutrient-rich blood to the hips and helps smooth out and regenerate the fascia in the hips where women tend to store more stress and congestion.
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My terrible enlightenment was such a shock that I decided to eat half the edible brownie I kept on me just-in-case, to soften the blow and smooth out my reaction.
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Although Instacart positioned the move as a way to smooth out the earnings curve for its shoppers, some of those affected by the change say it will instead reduce their incomes dramatically.
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Morgan Stanley executives hope that handling originations in-house will smooth out the process and give the bank a chance to market other products and services to wealthy clients, the sources said.
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Although Abe is one of Trump's closest allies, the president has threatened to slap on 25% tariffs on car imports from Japan to smooth out what he calls an unfair trade imbalance.
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I got a keratin treatment a month and a half ago to smooth out my hair, so my roots are starting to show and my hair doesn't look as sleek or uniform.
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The ability to test cars with members of the public allows self-driving companies to refine their technology and begin to smooth out rides so they are more enjoyable for public consumption.
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Mr. Fisher said those findings could have an optimistic interpretation, because they suggested that it was largely within the company's power to smooth out the peaks and troughs in its workers' schedules.
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So they may structure gifts to donate more this year and receive a larger deduction, but space out the funds for spending over several years to help smooth out any budget gaps.
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They've all concluded that the best way to do this is by diversifying holdings into different asset classes, like stocks, bonds, gold, hedge funds and other strategies meant to smooth out returns.
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But part of the subtext of CPAC this year has been how conservative leaders are trying to smooth out the rougher edges of their movement, not all of which involve Mr. Trump.
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It may also smooth out its reinvestments by occasionally deviating from its "capital key" rule, which dictates that bond purchases reflect the size of each member country's economy, when needed, they added.
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As the national conversation pushes companies to reexamine the HR processes suppressing sexual harassment and bias reporting, tech startups are looking to find a way to smooth out the process and encourage communication.
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Just like Apple, Google commands vast reserves of cash that it can deploy to help smooth out its supply deals, and that's exactly what its reported investment in LG Display is building toward.
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We have the storage technology to smooth out hourly swings, but we still don't have anything that could cover a fallow period of wind and sun that lasted days, months, or even years.
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Lots of small changes like this could smooth out energy demands, reducing peaks and the power plants required to supply those peaks — and which operate at a fraction of capacity at other times.
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As the researchers note, there are already plenty of photo retouching tools that can remove red eyes or smooth out blemishes, so why isn't there one that solves the problem of accidental blinks?
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Since the start of the year, the U.S.'s neighbor to the South has seen its peso sink to historical lows — prompting the hasty intervention of Mexico's policymakers to smooth out the volatility.
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A gentler suspension helps smooth out rough patches of road, a modified steering system makes it less jittery at highway speeds, and most importantly, you've got that crazy flip-top lid in back.
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The NBS combines profits for the first two months of each year to smooth out seasonal distortions caused by the Lunar New Year holiday, when most companies are closed for the long celebrations.
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On a streaming show, the suggestion of closure requires the suggestion of catharsis, and it turns out to be just what Kelley and Shapiro need to smooth out some of Goliath's rougher elements.
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All around you, energy consumption will be subtly and continuously shifted and adjusted to smooth out variations in energy supply and demand, hold prices low, and allow the continued decarbonization of the grid.
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The duvet covers, on the other hand, have a button closure as well as twill ties in all corners, as well as a flap of fabric that helps to smooth out the edges.
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I was soon joined by a crew of ski-school instructors who had been deputized as Rutschkommandos to slip this part of the course after every five racers, to smooth out the snow.
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Ultimately, if you do want to smooth out those ups and downs, you'll need to be diversified, hold at least some uncorrelated assets and make sure to invest according to your risk tolerance.
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Ben Reubenstein, chief executive of Possible Mobile, which makes apps for companies like JetBlue Airways and Turner, said he would like to see Apple simplify and smooth out some of its current features.
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Often, West Africa and France simply share the table: here a delicate salad of shaved fennel, there a tumble of fried ripe plantains, given a kiss of salt to smooth out the sweetness.
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Thanks to the rubber, the Cambium offers suspension that helps smooth out the ride — something you&aposll find especially welcome on rough terrains like a gravel road or a New York City street.
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In this case, economists expect the government to try to smooth out seasonal disparities, such as the annual decline in the first quarter and the stronger jump in second and third quarter growth.
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Last year we released a feature for iPhone 6, iPhone 6s and iPhone SE to smooth out the instantaneous peaks only when needed to prevent the device from unexpectedly shutting down during these conditions.
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Apple then added power management to all iPhones at the time that would "smooth out" those peaks by either capping the power available from the battery or by spreading power requests over several cycles.
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Konrad Adenauer and Helmut Kohl, Charles de Gaulle and Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, Felipe González and Mário Soares all used the electoral breadth of their big-tent parties to smooth out historical and social divides.
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Mueller's investigation also indicates that another organization with a benign sounding name was then set up in Belgium to further smooth out damaged relations with the West: The European Centre for a Modern Ukraine.
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Last year we released a feature for iPhone 6, iPhone 6s and iPhone SE to smooth out the instantaneous peaks only when needed to prevent the device from unexpectedly shutting down during these conditions.
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Oliso Pro Smart Iron - $169.99 See Details Collar perfect: Collar Perfect is a small and quick iron that works by clamping onto collars, cuffs, creases, between buttons, and other parts to smooth out wrinkles.
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China combines January and February activity data in a bid to smooth out seasonal distortions caused by the timing of the , which began in late January this year but fell in February last year.
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This does double duty: it prevents cherry-picking, and it also helps smooth out the random fluctuations that are an inherent part of polling, but can all too easily be mistaken for real movement.
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Having more diversified product portfolios has helped JV brands to smooth out profit volatilities in certain models, while more cost-effective component sourcing has allowed them to cut sedan prices without severe margin sacrifice.
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For the face, Dr. Lee uses a tiny razor blade on Diane's chin area, where a ton of bumps are clustered, and carefully slices them away to try and smooth out the rough surface.
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The Census Bureau tries to smooth out some of these differences with what it calls a measure of "supplemental poverty," which adds many of those other costs and benefits to the standard poverty rate.
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Spotify, whose stock ticker is SPOT, acknowledged in its risk disclosures that its first trading day may be more volatile than normal because there aren't any bankers at the ready to smooth out problems.
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By just getting everyone on the same page, Slack thinks that it'll smooth out the whole process so people can focus on building, and shipping, the new bits of the products that they need.
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Party officials hope to use the convention to smooth out some of Trump's rough edges and present him as a job creator and a strong hand to combat security threats at home and abroad.
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Instead of stripping the wood, an expensive process, he repaired wood surfaces by working a filler into cracks with a trowel, to smooth out some of the age without making them look brand-new.
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To smooth out that company-specific risk, investors diversify by pooling multiple stocks together, balancing out the inevitable losers and eliminating the risk that one company's contaminated beef will wipe out your entire portfolio.
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"We spend a lot on technology to try to smooth out a stressful life experience," Mr. Griffin said, adding that these investments may help the moving industry avoid the fate of other disrupted industries.
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Kenyatta frequently intervened to smooth out minor bureaucratic delays during the line's construction by China Road and Bridges Corporation and it was completed in 32 months, well under the 60 months allowed by the contract.
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And the magazine goes deep on Meitu, a company whose photo-editing apps — which smooth out skin, exaggerate features, brighten eyes— are installed on more than a billion phones, transforming the selfie-face of China.
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The Moon challenges Pluto at 12:27 PM, bringing power struggles, but things will smooth out when it connects with lucky Jupiter in Virgo (3:02 PM) and sweet Venus in Cancer (9:09 PM).
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It's subtle, but if you watch the GIF embedded above, after I finish writing GIZMODO you'll see the DPT-RP1 actually go back and smooth out the strokes I've made with a quick screen refresh.
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There's not a hair type or bed head the AsaVea brush can't tackle — just think about all the time you'll save when you don't have to stop and smooth out a knot every two minutes.
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Evenings they work with overwhelmed students to create study guides, do algebra problems, organize binders, smooth out crumpled papers at the bottom of book bags and do "error analyses" when a biology test goes awry.
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Entrées: In an attempt at some sort of broad look—and to smooth out whatever misgivings were surely to arise from my questionable cooking skills—I tasked three proteins with taking on Takis' mighty flavor.
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Apple and Beats understand that good design minimizes friction, and these new earbuds, which don't plug into your phone but connect to it in seconds, smooth out the bumps you've encountered with other Bluetooth equipment.
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East African economic powerhouse Ethiopia swore in a new prime minister this week, whose pledge to smooth out ethnic ruptures in the country could mean that unrest and violence no longer disrupt its economic development.
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The statistical history of Chinese aluminium production is littered with such startling monthly volatility but the International Aluminium Institute (IAI), which compiles these figures, now uses multiple sources to try and smooth out past irregularity.
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"A lot of what we have done this year for WWE 2K17 is to smooth out the flow for transitions—where one move stops, another move begins, and how to get between them," says Little.
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Earlier on Friday Greece reached an agreement with euro zone finance ministers, securing debt relief to smooth out its return to market financing after eight years of living mainly on loans from euro zone states.
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"That we are all programmed to rectify, smooth out and polish everything, but there is beauty in stopping that process completely and capturing that unfinished symphony, which is what I think Jessi's work is about."
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As a child, Ms. Ross knew when she woke up in the morning that Diana Ross, her mother, would be there to smooth out her bed head edges with heat before she went to school.
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Australian demand will be underpinned by a strong push towards renewables as gas will be needed for generation to smooth out power flows from intermittent wind and solar, especially as dirty coal-fired plants are shut.
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Finland and the three Scandinavian countries trade power on the Nordic power market but, when there is an imbalance between booked supply and demand, the grids must currently agree unanimously how to smooth out the flows.
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Blackwell knew that in order to break Marley as an act around the world that he would need to smooth out some of the rough edges, incorporate more rock elements, and model the music as such.
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Oil-rich Middle Eastern nations and Texas billionaires, so the story went, were sitting on huge piles of wealth, were therefore unlikely to face liquidity constraints, and could and would smooth out fluctuations in their income.
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The variations become more extreme the more wind and solar are added, producing the much-discussed "duck curve" in electricity demand: To absorb more variable renewables, the grid needs ways to smooth out those large swings.
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And if you have a handle on storytelling, there are a lot of really well intended, experienced, talented people around you that can help kind of smooth out the learning curve on all these new things.
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But the average consumer, especially those getting on in years, will probably be most excited about the cream's potential use as an easy way to tighten skin, smooth out wrinkles, and take a few years off.
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I pioneered the use of hot scissors in the US and recommend a hot scissors cut to clients with curly, wavy, or frizzy hair, as I'm able to smooth out the ends for a healthier look.
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In the same way that keratin serves as a building block to healthy hair for the strands on your head, this protein works to smooth out and strengthen your lashes while giving them semi-permanent shape.
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Though the details are still vague and need to be fleshed out, the French want a joint fund that could be used to absorb economic shocks and smooth out differences between the euro zone countries' economies.
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The leaders of France and Germany agreed last month on a proposal for such a budget that would be used to smooth out economic difference between euro zone countries and stabilize their economies when facing shocks.
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The Nomad 7 Plus promises consistent 7 watt, 1.4 amp charging, thanks to a power regulator that helps smooth out the inconsistencies that come when you're charging with a nuclear fusion reaction 100 million miles away.
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"If you intervene just ahead of that, you can blunt that and smooth out the curve," he said, spreading out the transmission of the virus over a long enough period that the health system can cope.
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The statistics bureau gives combined figures for the first two months of each year to smooth out seasonal distortions caused by the long Lunar New Year holidays, when most companies shut down for a week or more.
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You can take this even further and set multiple points of interest across the length of a video, either to focus on different subjects or to better smooth out (or speed up) the virtual camera's path, too.
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A fall in anti-Semitic attacks in the 17th and 18th centuries was due to the emergence of strong nation-states able to smooth out economic bumps and protect minorities during periods of strain, the paper concludes.
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Many of these phones apply techniques to brighten faces and smooth out skin, and I asked Xiaomi's Wang Qian, who works on MIUI's photo software, to what extent the company considers users outside China with these features.
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My role as Mom to two little, sensitive boys was already one of emotional translation: I read their faces and reflected what was inside their hearts, hoping to smooth out the wrinkles of confusion and emotional development.
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In 'like-for-like' terms, which smooth out changes in the amount of retail space, sales fell by 1.6% in June and the 12-month average declined by 0.1%, the weakest reading in more than seven years.
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At low speeds these would merely zoom by a few per second and might even be unpleasantly strobe-like, but that would smooth out as the pods reach their target speed of 1200 KPH (about 745 MPH).
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The bureau always gives a combined profit figure for the first two months of each year to smooth out seasonal distortions caused by the Lunar New Year holiday, when most companies are closed for the long celebrations.
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I personally like to blow dry using just my hands to get a more tousled look, but if the natural hair texture is mostly curly, use a round brush to smooth out the hair to avoid frizz.
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While many people choose to get injections as a prophylactic measure or to smooth out existing crow's feet and "11" lines, the majority of them still want to maintain as much facial range of movement as possible.
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"It is taking time to smooth out differences in opinion among members of the consortium," he said, after apologising for a string of humiliating setbacks that include Toshiba's demotion to the second section of the Tokyo bourse.
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Paying 30 percent above the 10-day moving average of L'Occitane's share price - to smooth out the impact of a sharp drop after poor half-year earnings on Monday - gets to an enterprise value of $3.5 billion.
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To the untrained eye, all of the boats under construction look identical — except for three that will have deeper, wider hulls to smooth out the choppy waters between the Rockaways and the Wall Street dock in Manhattan.
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" Apple said it introduced a feature last year for the iPhone 6, iPhone 6s and iPhone SE to "smooth out the instantaneous peaks only when needed to prevent the device from unexpectedly shutting down during these conditions.
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And while Laundroid was reportedly still on track for a 2019 release, according to Seven Dreamers, the product had too many rough edges left to smooth out, struggling with even basic tasks, according to hands-on reports.
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When you consider that Cisco sells about $15 billion worth of switches every year, a cloud-based management service sold with them could, Robbins argues, help smooth out the sharper edges of recurring boom-and-bust cycles.
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On Friday, a federal judge called Mr. Oren's experience "beyond the merely inconvenient" and forced the state to smooth out administrative hurdles to eligible voters who had been erroneously flagged as noncitizens by the exact-match system.
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What's more, the duo has brought on Louis Parks, a 25-year Wall Street veteran as chief operating officer, in order to smooth out operational wrinkles and quell any of the "cold feet" behavior they'd previously encountered.
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Cigna buying Express Scripts might not lower the cost of care, but it could smooth out some of the bumpiness in the system and increase price transparency, said Gurpreet Singh, U.S. health services advisory leader at PwC.
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For now, the company has done little to promote its Drive Home service beyond including it on their website and making it available to users, and it is still hoping to smooth out the way it works.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - Euro zone finance ministers reached an agreement on debt relief for Greece on Friday to smooth out the return of Athens to market financing after eight years of living mainly on loans from euro zone states.
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This kind of model, Gottlieb writes, is a win-win: Drugmakers can offer states better pricing because of the multiyear commitment, while states get to smooth out the cost of making the treatment available to a whole population.
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Given the inter-regnum in the United States and the increasing chaos in European politics, it would be unrealistic to expect any G20 progress on international policy coordination to smooth out the current patterns of global trade flows.
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Fitch expects the JVs' profitability to be resilient amid rising competition, as they continue to shift their product mix towards the higher-margin SUV segment and have diversified product portfolios to smooth out single product and model volatilities.
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The company had previously released Microsoft Selfie, a competitor of sorts to FaceTune, which helps you smooth out your selfie photos; and it introduced Microsoft Pix, an A.I.-powered alternative to the default camera app that enhances photos.
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In the Le Parisien interview, Macron also said he would seek to smooth out differences between France's 37 pension systems, would penalize companies using too many short-term contracts, and ban mobile phones in primary and secondary schools.
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Trading was turbulent, with stocks staging a brief comeback as investors reacted to the Federal Reserve's decision to offer at least $1.5 trillion worth of loans to banks to help smooth out the functioning of the financial markets.
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And in 2016, it was Ms. Sanders who helped smooth out her husband's rough edges — warm where he could be gruff — playing a key role in the kind of humanizing effort that all campaigns undertake for a candidate.
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In a statement issued later in the day, the White House softened the 2 million barrel target, saying that Salman "affirmed" its spare capacity, "which it will prudently use if and when necessary" to smooth out oil markets.
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Though strikes are hitting production in the energy sector, an output spike in April amid unseasonably frigid weather may help smooth out the average over the course of the quarter, impacting overall growth less than could be feared.
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I'm playing a pre-release copy of the game so it's possible that patches are coming that'll smooth out the kinks, but the difference in this game running on a Pro and a baseline system feels pretty dramatic.
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Priya Misra, head of global rates strategy at TD Securities in New York, said the CFTC's delay "might help smooth out some of the market dislocations that could have happened" if U.S. regulators had stuck to their original deadline.
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Deliveries rebounded at the year-end after problems in the supply chain, but Airbus planemaking president Fabrice Bregier told a news conference he was not expecting another record end to the year in 2017 as production levels smooth out.
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For the 'everyman' iPhone XR, Apple has swapped 3D Touch for a haptic feedback feature (forgettably named Haptic Touch) — that's presumably mostly intended to be a sticking plaster to smooth out any fragmentation cracks across the iPhone estate, i.e.
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That continuity helps smooth out development, as do the relative technological similarities between the Wii U and the Switch, which made moving over many of the characters to the new game a much simpler process than it could've been.
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The data will combine January and February in a bid to smooth out seasonal factors caused by the timing of the long Lunar New Year holidays, which began in late January this year but fell in February last year.
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The idea at NASA is that by tweaking the design of a supersonic jet in various ways it should be possible to smooth out the N-wave of a sonic boom so that it resembles a softer "U" shape.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other large oil producers led by Russia have agreed to curtail their combined output by around 1.8 million barrels per day until 2018-end in order smooth out bloated oil inventories.
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China combines January and February activity data in a bid to smooth out seasonal distortions caused by the timing of the long Lunar New Year holidays, which began in mid February this year but fell in January last year.
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All three phones capture 143K video and have "anti-rolling" stabilization, a kind of next-gen image stabilization that doesn't just smooth out bumps and shakes but also rolling motions, the kind you might experience in certain action sports.
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China combines January and February activity data in a bid to smooth out seasonal distortions caused by the timing of the long Lunar New Year holidays, which began in late January this year but fell in February last year.
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The color fades as you eat and drink since it's not a liquid formula, but it gently stains the lips so that they stay red for hours, and the glide-on texture helps smooth out the re-application process.
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The manufacturer plans to speed up to 57 planes per month in June if it can smooth out supplier delays, Reuters reported this month, with the potential to later move to 63 a month if suppliers can keep up.
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Really, what the restaurant achieved by associating itself — inadvertently or not — with the series was to make me absolutely determined to enjoy myself and hope desperately that it has some success and sticks around long enough to smooth out the bumps.
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In the near term, Apple's partners are preparing to open a number of "flagship" premium reseller stores that will, at the very least, be larger than ones in India today, although it's not clear if that will smooth out service.
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A consistent theme was that natural gas should be viewed as the partner for renewables in power generation, given its ability to act as a peaking power generator and thus smooth out the intermittent nature of solar and wind power.
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Dr. Posner and her team's chiropractic techniques for running injuries include the Graston Technique, which pinpoints areas of scar tissue through the use of specialized stainless steel instruments that are also used to gently smooth out and eliminate the tissue.
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On a planet with an atmosphere, the effects are less clear, though climatic models suggest it would cause a constant rush of wind from the hot side to the cool, helping to smooth out the temperature differences between the two hemispheres.
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With the launch of CircleUp Credit Advisors, it has begun issuing loans ranging in size from $25,000 to $600,000 to help businesses fund future purchase orders, increase inventory and smooth out cash flow while waiting on late accounts receivable payments.
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I admit to using apps to lengthen my moon-shaped face, darken my lips, correct my slightly left-of-center nose, smooth out my premature crow's feet, and whatever else I wish to "fix" that day, on a fairly regular basis.
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January and February data will be released together in a bid to smooth out seasonal factors caused by the timing of the long Lunar New Year holidays, which began in late January this year but fell in February last year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Regulations introduced after the financial crisis a decade ago to smooth out banking booms and busts should be extended to funds that provide credit, or shadow banks, and fintech firms, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) said on Sunday.
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Looking at a pin someone sent you is around 3 or 4 screens deep in your notifications, and there's always going to be room to collapse the number of taps it takes in order to smooth out the user experience.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other large oil producers led by Russia have agreed to curtail their combined output by around 1.8 million barrels per day until the end of 2018 to smooth out bloated oil inventories.
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Britain has raised the prospect of a transition period to smooth out the country's departure from the trade bloc, but the EU says it will not discuss future arrangements until more progress has been made on a number of initial issues.
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Initially scheduled to end on Friday, the Polish presidency of the talks has several times postponed the final plenary session after it released a draft of the deal, as it holds last minute talks with various parties to smooth out differences.
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In an unscheduled announcement yesterday, the Fed cut its benchmark interest rate to just above zero and unveiled a huge program of bond-buying to smooth out stresses in funding markets and make it easier for banks to lend to customers.
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Total retail spending fell by an annual 219% in November and December combined, the British Retail Consortium said, lumping the two months together to smooth out volatility caused by changes in the dates of Black Friday between 22 and 2000.
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But as parents swoop in — showing up at their children's job interviews, trying to negotiate their salaries and other benefits and even intervening to smooth out their work-related difficulties — some organizations appear to be struggling with the increased meddling.
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It said it is specifically looking at its practice of "pay averaging" which aims to smooth out a partner's pay over a year to ensure a consistent amount is paid to them each month in respect of their basic pay.
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Despite this, if a train is delayed due to an incident, dispatchers will attempt to delay the trains ahead of it, in order to smooth out the WA metric, ultimately leading to both more service gaps and longer train trips.
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Rail buffs have tried hard to change that, and the new route south from Seattle looked like one of their successes: an old freight line upgraded to smooth out and speed up Amtrak's Cascades passenger service in Washington and Oregon.
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For Accent Elimination, assisted by an accent coach and in dialogue with her parents, she sought to mimic their distinctive, hard-to-place accents, while they in turn tried to smooth out their accents by mimicking their daughter's more standard English.
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"This was the first year really that the effort we put in with the commissioners to smooth out the N.Y.E. issue manifested itself in full bloom," said Magnus, referring to ESPN's successful effort to move some games off Dec. 31.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England's main tool to smooth out swings in bank lending is currently too small to jump-start credit in the event of another financial crisis, one of the central bank's top policymakers said on Friday.
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Playkey is working with recognizable gaming corporations such as Ubisoft, Bethesda, Capcom, Sega, Codemasters and Plug In Digital to smooth out the transition process of running game sessions on their services, as well as continuing support for multiplayer elements and cloud saves.
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LONDON, June 21 (Reuters) - The Bank of England's main tool to smooth out swings in bank lending is currently too small to jump-start credit in the event of another financial crisis, one of the central bank's top policymakers said on Friday.
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However, we do not expect a sharp drop in housing sales volume because the Chinese government still has policy tools, including further loosening of its credit policy, to stimulate demand, especially from discretionary upgraders, and to smooth out sharp volume and price volatilities.
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Adding fuel to the separatist fire, is a promise by the United Conservative Party, which is leading in polls, to hold a referendum on equalization payments - a federal payout system to smooth out disparities among provinces - unless new oil export pipelines are built.
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Some banks are likely to worry that the millions of dollars in fines they have paid for trying to rig benchmark interest rates or currency markets, will inflate the loss indicator, but Basel has introduced a mechanism to help smooth out extreme losses.
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But to really smooth out the wide swings associated with oil and gas—and also lessen the effects of climate change—lawmakers need to pursue a gradual decline of oil and gas production and combustion in the state and, eventually, the nation.
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"Essentially there's a different type of shapewear solution for every type of figure and every element that you want to essentially smooth out," says Swennen, who's a big fan of the new silicone technology in shapewear that prevents that uncomfortable sausage-casing rolling.
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Why I'm voting for Donald TrumpThe forum gives Trump an opportunity to rebut those efforts in front of a national audience -- particularly after a day in which he'll meet with Republican leaders in an attempt to smooth out concerns with his candidacy.
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That's where we have solid numbers: A historically low unemployment rate of 3.5% in February, a 2.9% increase in inflation-adjusted after tax personal incomes, and a 7.7% household savings rate to smooth out consumers' spending in cases of adverse temporary income changes.
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Not if one is guided by history: If you smooth out for monthly gyrations and take a 3-month average, the number of jobs increased by 140,000, well below the 211,103 during the same months in 2018, and the least in two years.
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" But CeCe Olisa, a blogger and co-founder of the Curvy Con, a multiday event dedicated to plus-size fashion, wears shapewear daily, occasionally doubling up (an experience she described as "intense") to smooth out lines and give herself a "snatched waist.
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But their real work is to smooth out the main story, create a fuller picture of Kavanaugh himself, place him in relation to Blasey Ford and put the minor players in motion, so that the confirmation showdown has a kind of cinematic inevitability.
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The utility, using Tesla's software, will be able to call upon the stored energy in the combined batteries to help meet surges in demand, or to sell it on the wholesale market to help balance or smooth out fluctuations within the region.
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There's not much that nervous investors can do to smooth out their returns in the immediate future, but start planning now for the next correction and you should be able to create a portfolio that stays relatively calm during the next big storm.
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"All of this could derail Trump's presidency if he doesn't fix it soon, and quickly bring in someone new as Chief of Staff who can smooth out the rocky start and get things back on track sooner rather than later," Boyle wrote.
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The operators said the completion of the Val de Saone gas pipeline and the creation of the single market Trading Region France last year, boosted French gas transit capacity by 42%, and smooth out the price difference between north and southern France.
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The SEC is working on an investor protection rule it calls "Regulation Best Interest," while the NAIC plans to meet on Thursday in San Francisco to smooth out differences among state regulators for a proposed model rule that other states could later choose to adopt.
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That could become part of a new architecture which would also feature a new euro-zone finance minister as well as a euro-zone budget that would act, as in any federal system, to smooth out differences in economic performance between the constituent parts.
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The colorful rim around the subtly striped top panel gives the system a bit of quirky flair when closed, and Nintendo has added little tweaks like a door covering the game card and microSD card slots that further smooth out previous models' sharp edges.
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Using a five-year normalized earnings level to smooth out the trend, stocks got to 21 times earnings at the May peak and are still around 20 now — almost exactly the median level of market peaks over the past 60 years, according to Leuthold.
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The biggest fall in employment in the latest figures occurred among people aged between 18 and 24, suggesting some of the weakness might be due to young people giving up work to pursue their studies, although the seasonally adjusted figures should smooth out that effect.
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Given Snyder's size in spite of his young years, it's expected he will compete as a heavyweight should he fight inside the Octagon—and his youth allows plenty of room to smooth out any wrinkles in the rest of his game as he progresses.
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And the next time the mining reward is halved, in 2020, they hope the number of bitcoin transactions will have grown sufficiently to mean that the small fees paid by users will make up enough of their income to smooth out the profit cut.
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These lawsuits came after Apple said last week that operating system updates released since "last year" for the iPhone 6, iPhone 6s, iPhone SE and iPhone 7 included a feature "to smooth out" power supply from batteries that are cold, old or low on charge.
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Brualla simply had to capture two panoramas every day, giving him over 2,000 high-res images that he sequenced, stabilized, and then color-corrected (which is visualized in this how-to video) to smooth out abrupt changes in lighting and weather as the seasons came and went.
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As TechCrunch explained, while users have long suspected the slowdowns were intended to cajole them into upgrading their phones to a newer, more expensive model, Apple says it is just trying to smooth out power draw on the batteries to prevent them from randomly shutting down.
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" Read More Saut expects bottom next week, then stock rally "I always feel it's best to smooth out the monthly gyrations of payroll data and today's number brings the 9.093 month average to 222k, the 6 month average to 212k and the 20.6 month average to 23k.
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BEIJING/SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Moon Jae-in will unveil an array of TV talent and K-Pop celebrities at events, including a state dinner, in China on Thursday as he attempts to smooth out a year of difficult diplomacy with a star-laden charm offensive.
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As well as aiming to smooth out travel planning wrinkles for its users, Andrews dubs customer service as a big priority for the business, with Loco2 — for instance — applying for compensation on behalf of users who book via its platform and go on to experience train delays.
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South Korea, in an effort to smooth out the underlying bumps between the United States and North Korea — and consequently concretize its vision of a peaceful, prosperous Korean Peninsula — will continue to insert enhanced inter-Korean cooperation as a utile confidence-building solvent for progress on denuclearization.
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Last year, Tesla announced its move to market rechargeable lithium-ion battery packs that could mount to a home garage wall, as well as battery blocks large enough to power commercial and industrial customers and serve in utility-scale installations to smooth out fluctuations in the grid.
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At one point, while looking at "Stone Wash Freezer Burn" (2016), I imagined the artist using a straightedge razor to lay the paint down, methodically working it back and forth over the surface as he tries to smooth out the layers of colored paste, one atop another.
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I love to work mine on my décolletage (sometimes I feel like my neck and chest don't get enough love), but it can also help smooth out rough patches on elbows and knees, and reduce the appearance of those pesky bumps on the backs of your arms.
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Speaking of styling, the dryer has three included attachments: a styling concentrator, for focused heat application; a smoothing nozzle, which delivers a wide flow of air that helps you smooth out the hair as you dry; and a diffuser, to reduce frizz and create curls with volume.
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There were two main camps: those who said that they primarily wear or wore Spanx to "hold them in" so that they appeared thinner, and those who mostly wore them to smooth out lumps and bumps, make their curves appear sleeker under a figure-hugging dress.
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"Maybe now that I'm leaving office, maybe Republicans can stop with the 60-something repeal votes they've taken and stop pretending that they have a serious alternative ... and just work with the next president to smooth out the kinks," he said in a speech at Miami Dade College.
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Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee, the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee and one of Mr. Trump's most unapologetic backers on Capitol Hill, suggested this week that Mr. Trump had "a crucial two- or three-week period" to smooth out his rougher edges or put his nomination in jeopardy.
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This is the foundation from which politicians must make their choices, not some belief in American greatness that will eventually smooth out all the awful compromises of the past, that will make forgivable those decisions to call black teens "superpredators," to entrench broken-windows policing, to roll back welfare.
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At a time when WME is surely hoping to smooth out MMA's rough edges and turn it into the corporate fantasy world they must have thought it could be when it wrote that check and took on all that debt, discontent among fighters is at an all-time high.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: HEY RODNEY, LONG TERM, I WONDER IF AMAZON OR ANYONE IS ABLE TO REALLY SMOOTH OUT THAT LAST MILE DELIVERY WHERE GROCERY DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME IS RELIABLE, IT'S FAST, CONSUMERS BET ON IT. THEY TRUST IT. WHAT REMAINS COMPELLING ABOUT GOING TO THE GROCERY STORE?
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Apple said Wednesday that it introduced a feature last year — tucked into software updates — for the iPhone 6, iPhone 6s and iPhone SE to "smooth out the instantaneous peaks only when needed to prevent the device from unexpectedly shutting down" when conditions were cold or as batteries aged.
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Adore Cosmetics© Nu Apple Peel Off Mask A powerful combination of antioxidants like apple, ginseng root extract, and aloe vera gives this Adore Cosmetics mask the ability to smooth out the look and feel of your skin and give it a boost of hydration in the process.
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The company acknowledged last week for the first time in detail that operating system updates released since "last year" for the iPhone 6, iPhone 6s, iPhone SE and iPhone 7 included a feature "to smooth out" power supply from batteries that are cold, old or low on charge.
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Fully awake now, I meditate and then use a foam roller to smooth out knots in my upper back, quads, around my ankle: tension brought about by the stress of life, stress of racism and stress of an ankle sprain I got on one of those stupid electric scooters.
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It is perhaps more useful to think of it as part of what has always been the history of feminism: passionate disagreement between different schools of thought, which history will later smooth out into a single overarching "wave" of discourse (if the wave metaphor holds on that long).
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UL, the firm that conducts OSHA-approved safety testing on consumer products (they're the people who make sure your circuit cables don't explode and are responsible for the perfection that is your metal waste can), is trying to smooth out all the hoverboard-related hiccups by introducing guidelines for hoverboards.
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The more grids can be connected with one another to form larger grids over larger areas, the more spread out the potential for wind and solar will be and the more spread out load will be, both of which will serve to smooth out the peaks and valleys in the curve.
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In addition to its 25K capabilities, the Hero25 shoots 2299K at 53 frames per second, 25 x 22 at 25 frames per second, and also incorporates image stabilization to help smooth out video when there's a lot of vibrations, like when the camera is strapped to the handlebars of a bike.
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Industrial-scale lithium-ion battery packs—essentially lots of the battery packs used in cars wired together, their chemistry and electronics tweaked to support quicker charging and discharging—are increasingly popular with grid operators looking for ways to smooth out the effects of intermittent power supplies such as solar and wind.
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Once you know the limitations of the old equipment you could in theory set about recording using replica plug-ins and digital audio software like Logic or Ableton but the temptation with software is to smooth out mistakes and so you begin to erase the lo-fi feel of the music.
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In the final step for the GOP tax bill, lawmakers from the House and Senate will come together in a version of a conference committee to smooth out the differences between their respective tax bills in order to get something on the president's desk by the end of the year.
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After a few tiring hours on the water, I'm glad to have Strada smooth out the ride for the late-night drive down a woodsy stretch of Highway 1, and the carbon-ceramic brakes are more than adequate for keeping me from hitting the deer that jets across the road.
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As you can see in the above GIF, the footage on the left and middle was shot by simply holding the phone and walking, but whereas the stock Android camera app produced bumpy results (left) shooting with the DJI Mimo app (middle) did serve to smooth out the motions somewhat.
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The small electric motor will also smooth out power flow as the car shifts gears, minimizing the jerking sensation felt as it shifts Instead of using a lithium-ion battery of the sort used in most hybrid cars, the Sián has a lightweight supercapacitor mounted just behind the passenger compartment.
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Bajwa may be hoping to smooth out any Chinese alarm at comments last week by Pakistan's commerce minister, Abdul Razak Dawood, who suggested suspending for a year projects in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, the Pakistan leg of China's Belt and Road Initiative that includes recreating the old Silk Road trading route.
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Indeed, in an attempt to smooth out the anti-nepotism concerns of her husband's appointment, Ms. Trump will no longer run her own brand or serve as an executive with the Trump organization and is moving with her family to Washington — even as her brothers will continue to run the family company.
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This remix takes all things good and... smooth out of the song, and replaces it with a certain je ne sais quoi—which in this case means something along the lines of "a copious amount of snare drums, an airhorn, and a sample of Lil Jon encouraging the listener to "put your fucking hands up.
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The heavy machinery maker also gave details that showed the scope of its plan to smooth out volatility in its earnings by selling more parts and services, saying that it intends to grow annual services revenue to $28 billion by 2026, up from $18 billion in 2018 and double what it was in 203.
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When I first walked into the exhibition, I saw Galindo's "Exterminating Angel" (2016), which is made of a twisted section of the steel border wall, part of a Border Patrol drag chain, which is used to smooth out the dirt so that footprints will show up, and wood blocking used in constructing the border wall.
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The trip is meant to smooth out issues that have arisen as a result of the U.S. and United Kingdom seeking to strike a trade deal following the Britain's 2017 decision to leave the European Union, which is set to occur at the end of next month but has yet to be approved by Parliament.
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Since subway riders do not look at schedules, even headways between trains matter more than the schedule, leading to a growing emphasis on WA. This measures adherence to the schedule, relative to the headway, even when the schedule does not have even headways, but the dispatchers still sometimes hold trains to smooth out delays.
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Click here to view original GIFEvery cosmetics company on the planet has a product it claims will reduce wrinkles and erase the signs of aging, but researchers at MIT have developed a genuine facelift-in-a-tube with a new cream that creates an extra layer of invisible artificial skin to smooth out the wearer's natural skin.
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There's a ton of buzz surrounding the topic right now, and much of that buzz surrounds the possibilities brought on by a union between cloud gaming and VR. If the cloud tech can deliver the high-quality (lag-free) gaming experience it promises, that would smooth out a pain point for gamers and likely help drive VR uptake.
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"There are only a couple of people who could smooth out the tension with Bernie, and one them is Joe BidenJoe BidenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE," said one Democratic strategist.
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But once those costs started translating to higher shelf prices, and restaurant tabs, Canadians took to Twitter to share the shock: The added difficulty, Fumasi says, is that fresh vegetables like cauliflower are highly perishable and can't be stored to help smooth out supply shocks like this one, creating high levels of short-term price volatility.
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Look at the history of top marginal income tax rates (left) versus growth in real GDP per capita (right, measured over 10 years, to smooth out short-run fluctuations.): What we see is that America used to have very high tax rates on the rich — higher even than those AOC is proposing — and did just fine.
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While the Kardashians have to get butt X-rays to prove that none of their assets have been enhanced, the SURvers proudly claim at least two boob jobs, one chin implant, and enough Botox to smooth out a herd of elephants between them — and that's not even counting the three nose jobs Jax Taylor has had on camera.
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The Clinton campaign is trying to smooth out future bumps by maintaining contacts at multiple levels, including high-level calls on policy between the campaign chairman, John Podesta, and the White House chief of staff, Denis R. McDonough, and routine check-in calls about public statements between the campaign's communications director, Jennifer Palmieri, and her White House counterparts, Ms. Psaki and Mr. Earnest.
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Gemini Man, though, isn't using de-aging, which uses special effects to smooth out the signs of aging on an actor; the best way to describe the movie's process is that the filmmakers created a digital mask of Will Smith at 23, sometimes using old footage of Smith, and then stretched it over the face and body of current Will Smith.
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According to Franco Modigliani's and Richard Brumberg's life-cycle theory of savings, put forward in the early 1950s, people try to smooth out their consumption over the course of their lives, spending more in their youth and old age and saving more in their middle years; so as populations age, savings in the economy as a whole will be run down and assets sold off.
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Ultimately, if you want to put a little romance, a little glamour, a little magic into traveling, take a tip from the stars of Old Hollywood and try to elevate (heh) your look… And if all else fails, take a couple of valerian root pills before the flight to really smooth out the harsh edges (as long as you ask your doctor if it's okay first!).
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No. This is why I think we're into an overreaction here, because while it's true that one wage series [or chart] grew 2.9 percent January to January, those are noisy data, and if you sort of smooth out the usual ups and downs, and if you look at other wage series, you will see that wages are gradually increasing, as you very much expect in an economy with a tightening labor market like ours.
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Last week, I learned that all 10 seasons are streaming online, and just scrolling through the list of episode titles was enough to smooth out some of the knots in my entire central nervous system: Season Two, "Elegance with Eggs" Season Nine, "Ham Transformation" Season Six, "The Mayonnaise Show" (This may or may not also be the name of a Primus record.) I'm not sure I'd ever taken a seat to watch a start-to-finish episode of The French Chef, but after pressing play and hearing that theme tune —which can only be described as 'jaunty'—I was hooked.
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