Modern computing is based on endless series of zeroes and ones; quantum computing reportedly utilizes quantum bits, also known as qubits, to process zeroes and ones simultaneously.
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Modern computing is based on endless series of zeroes and ones; quantum computing reportedly utilizes quantum bits, also known as qubits, to process zeroes and ones simultaneously.
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While classical computing encodes information in bits represented by ones and zeroes, quantum computing works with quantum bits, or qubits, which can be ones and zeroes at the same time.
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Bullpen, eight zeroes combined with Jose (Berrios) going through five.
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In the premiere, Demery quickly zeroes in on two suspects.
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One section of that questionnaire zeroes in on recruits' associations.
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A quintillion has 18 zeroes, and looks like this: 23,000,000,000,000,000,000.
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"I saw all those zeroes and I froze," Foster said.
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Then he said: 'But look at the number of zeroes.
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Don't feel like typing out all those ones and zeroes?
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Classical computer algorithms must ultimately be translated into zeroes and ones.
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Unfortunately for June, Commander Cushing zeroes in on the Waterford household.
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Hurlbert zeroes in on two key factors that interfere with treatment.
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Don't bother punching all of those zeroes into your iPhone calculator.
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Klobuchar and Buttigieg were basically at statistical zeroes with Black voters.
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ET: Walden zeroes in on what kind of company Facebook is.
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Quantum computers also spit out a final result of ones and zeroes.
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The movie briefly zeroes in on an unlikely chapter in John's history.
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"I saw all those zeroes and I froze," Foster told the lottery.
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Berninger is most honest when he zeroes in on his personal relationships.
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As in it actually sets the clock to a series of zeroes.
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But Neuralink zeroes in on one of Musk's main fears — artificial intelligence.
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So let's hope the incoming Trump administration zeroes in on rural energy.
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Lisa Henson told the streamer to start adding zeroes to the budget.
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President Nicolas Maduro last year cut five zeroes off the currency and prices.
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Facebook's new campaign steers clear of those issues and zeroes in on Groups.
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The problem -- he added three too many zeroes and meant to award $107,683.
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When asked about his "method," Marc Désarménien promptly zeroes in on the seeds.
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Here are the senators with perfect scores: And here are the zeroes: Sen.
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You know you've got to throw zeroes, you're not even thinking about that.
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But there are more Day Zeroes to come, including in the United States.
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A billion has "only" nine zeroes compared to the 18 in a quintillion.
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"It doesn't matter how many zeroes are in your bank account," Schleif said.
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Vindman zeroes in on why Trump's 'request' to Zelensky was actually a 'demand'
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela will remove five zeroes from the bolivar currency rather than the three zeroes originally planned, President Nicolas Maduro said on Wednesday, in an effort to keep up with inflation projected to reach 1 million percent this year.
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The bits interact, then the final result is another combination of ones and zeroes.
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Conventional computers use 'bits' - or ones and zeroes - as the basis of their calculations.
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Conventional computers use 'bits' - or ones and zeroes - as the basis of their calculations.
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"I saw all those zeroes and I froze," Foster recalled to the lottery's website.
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It is extremely rare for even a single purchase to end in three zeroes.
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It's a song that zeroes in once more on those romantic mind-altering highs.
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Deathwish by Ben Fama opens with 14 pages of null-set, niche-cult zeroes.
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When you're comfortable in your life, what do a few zeroes mean really anyway?
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As detailed by Goldman in his pioneering Nature paper on DNA storage, to encode information into DNA you take a text or binary file and rewrite it in base-3 (so rather than just ones and zeroes, there are zeroes, ones, and twos).
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She zeroes in on a white girl who is dating celebrity Devyon Johnson (Brendon Hirsch).
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Much like a computer's zeroes and ones, the orientation of that field encodes binary information.
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Cosmic rays randomly flip the ones and zeroes that computers operate on, introducing unpredictable errors.
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Venezuela's government similarly re-denominated its currency by knocking off three zeroes a decade ago.
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"Now, have they put all the zeroes on my check that I deserve?" she continued.
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At this scale even minor errors come with 6 or 7 zeroes on the end.
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Even bombers taking off from European bases could take hours to reach their ground zeroes.
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They say it zeroes in on suspects faster, and can detect if someone "looks" antisocial.
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Just like when you'd nail the gas station pump on zeroes back in the day.
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When you deactivate an account it zeroes out then will repopulate over next 24-48.
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It's so fitting that the opening episode zeroes in on a Beverly Hills, 90210 anniversary panel.
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The text of the petition zeroes in on the benefits of SNL making such a move.
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At the end, ones and zeroes spell out how far the company has got: "Day One".
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The party has released a strange manifesto of "Twelve Zeroes"—blights that it promises to eliminate.
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More than 2,000 people won the Carolina Pick 53 drawing on Saturday after picking all zeroes.
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"There's really no more pressure," Tomlin said when the opposing pitcher is also putting up zeroes.
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As he identifies crucial issues to be addressed, Lemonis zeroes in on the company's manufacturing process.
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For a spell, Severino (0-1) was up to the challenge of matching zeroes with Verlander.
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Maduro instituted attempted reforms in August 2018 that cut five zeroes off the currency and prices.
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From that point on you've got to do your best to try to put up zeroes.
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It avoids those massive distractions and zeroes in on the definitive question of dealing with China.
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Also, of the 10,815 produced, fewer than 10 surviving Zeroes are still thought to be flyable.
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Trump jumped in, watching as one of the students slid zeroes and ones across a keychain.
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Choose B 21980 times, and (on average) you'll get 103 windfalls, along with 210 disappointing zeroes.
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The government had to print a 100 quintillion note (with 20 zeroes), the highest denomination ever produced.
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We didn't screw up the number of zeroes, you read correctly ... $2-5-0-0-0-0.
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And the series duly zeroes in on the impact of racism, rather than on an individual's intent.
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The hackers made a transfer and set the value to eight vigintillion — an eight with 63 zeroes.
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Last August Mr Maduro removed five zeroes from the currency and relaunched it as the "sovereign bolívar".
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Built by creative agency redpepper, There's Waldo zeroes in and finds Waldo with a sniper-like accuracy.
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The Outrider Foundation zeroes in on that data to emphasize people's neighborhoods, personalizing the experience for users.
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Amazon isn't going to sit idly by as Wal-Mart zeroes in on the online grocery business.
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I totally don't see it, but these are the things he zeroes in on and obsesses over.
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As Mr. Wrench takes Meemo out of play, Varga tries to add zeroes to her imaginary salary.
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But the White House's budget request for fiscal 2018 zeroes out the EPA's contribution from $9 million.
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Until 1977, military leaders interceded and set the complicated PAL codes to eight zeroes across all systems.
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Muñoz was scouting in Mexico for season 4 ... where Peña zeroes in on the Mexican drug cartels.
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Are you a rich prick that wants to show off how many zeroes are in your bank account?
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"Similarly to his last start, he kept walking off the field with zeroes," Twins manager Paul Molitor said.
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Google is named for the number "googol," which is the numeral one followed by a hundred zeroes. 217.
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"So it may make more sense to talk in terms of super-spreaders than patient zeroes," Lipkin said.
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But first, before the zeroes and ones can do any of that, they may bring you your groceries.
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Day includes Wale, Courtney Barnett, Janelle Monaé, Prince, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes, and the Beach Boys.
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"For every one that's an Amazon, there's probably a dozen you've forgotten about that were zeroes," he said.
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The algorithm determines the final value, which could be one or several combinations of those zeroes and ones.
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Some combinations of zeroes and ones are more likely, and others are forbidden, based on that quantum math.
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The median number plummets to something as low as 0.00000000000000000000000000000000008 ( that's an eight preceded by thirty-four zeroes ).
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The signing of Alvarez kicks off the DAZN-boxing partnership with an exclamation point and plenty of zeroes.
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Amazon's complaint against Trump over the JEDI cloud computing contract zeroes in on the process of government contracting.
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She zeroes in on the issue at the center of so many debates about medical research: determining causality.
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O.J. Simpson zeroes in on the ways American women are forced to conform to certain roles and stereotypes.
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But just know that all computers operate on hardware systems that manipulate bits, or series of ones and zeroes.
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A common estimation for the number of atoms in the observable universe is roughly 1 followed by 80 zeroes.
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When poker bets are fixed -- a variation called heads-up limit -- the number of zeroes drops to just 14.
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Whitney is another crew of men, but the group's one and only album zeroes in on pure acoustic pop.
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All the phone needs to do is reference that date (now all zeroes) and attempt to multiply or divide.
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As you can probably imagine, handling such gargantuan caches of ones and zeroes is no walk in the park.
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A 38-question quiz from the American College of Financial Services zeroes in on your knowledge of retirement income.
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Both starters were posting zeroes through three until the Twins finally broke through in the bottom of the fourth.
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"I can download that analog signal and parse through the power trace to get ones and zeroes," Davis said.
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"He said six zeroes were popping up on the screen," said Kal Patel, who is not related to Andy.
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In doing so it creates the first virtual landscape: no animated drawings, no plaster models, just zeroes and ones.
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That's one way to think about it is, Etsy with three zeroes at the end of it's AOV. Right?
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His plans would create deficits so large that there are not enough zeroes in calculator displays to hold them.
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In examining where failings lie, the draft report zeroes in on the powerful position of the prime minister's office.
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The seven-minute film is silent and zeroes in on the abandoned poultry farm in which Naqeebullah was killed.
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Japanese air force Kamikaze pilots flew Zeroes more than any other aircraft, according to the U.S. Air Force Museum.
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She specifically zeroes in on election reform, including improving election security and ensuring everyone has the right to vote.
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"Freakonomics," Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner's gleefully contrarian collection of economics riddles, zeroes in on wrongness, too.
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That's because it very recklessly attempts to juggle three stories at once and never zeroes in on one completely.
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He identifies the few things his targets still might feel theoretical shame over, then zeroes in on them relentlessly.
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This is a singularly strange and absorbing film that zeroes in on the minutiae of performances of all kinds.
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There are positive and negative electrical charges, and even information itself appears to be polarized as ones and zeroes.
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Turkey has a long history of high inflation, forcing Mr Erdogan to remove six zeroes from the currency in 2005.
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These are tiny electronic switches, the ons and offs of which represent the ones and zeroes of the digital age.
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Murray zeroes in on Kennedy's relationship with his mother, Jacqueline, who sought to shield her children from the public eye.
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By the time certain deep-space emissions reach Earth, their power often comes with 24+ zeroes in front: 0.0000000000000000000000001 watts.
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We cannot ostracize their good will simply because of an athletic privilege or the number of zeroes in their salary.
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Even though bitcoin solely exists in digital zeroes and ones, the computers that run the network are huge energy hogs.
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The two teams scored once apiece in the sixth before matching zeroes until the 14th, when the Cubs batted around.
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Baltimore starter Asher Wojciechowski matched zeroes with Rodriguez over the first four innings before Boston broke through in the fifth.
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"I'm glad I was able to go eight innings, but I'll take the zeroes on top of that," DeSclafani said.
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Alcantara had put up zeroes until the eighth, when Charlie Culberson opened Atlanta's big rally with a one-out single.
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She finally zeroes in on limited government, which is the same justification she uses to oppose stricter gun-control legislation.
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The true beauty of "Foundations" is how Nash takes these microaggressions and zeroes in on the total absurdity of them.
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They long ago realized that biology and ones and zeroes in machines was literally too rudimentary to be very functional.
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The lawsuit also zeroes in on staffing issues across the state's prison systems, stoked by a chronic lack of funding.
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House impeachment manager Zoe Lofgren zeroes in on Trump dangling military aid to Ukraine and the stunned reaction from Republicans
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The second article is obstruction of Congress, which zeroes in on Trump&aposs refusal to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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Though the group zeroes in on states where voting rights are most vulnerable, there are multiple ways to get involved.
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And as an eagle-eyed observer named "Del Slappo" noticed on Twitter, that passcode is just six zeroes. Amazing. 12.
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He then zeroes in on Rich Kotite, whom Swann blamed for an Eagles chop-block that ended his previous season.
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Donald Trump zeroes in on Indiana Those suburban counties are favorable to Republicans, but tend to be more moderate than Cruz.
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This one zeroes in on the constellation Orion because it tends to be recognizable even to people who live in cities.
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But Facebook isn't always making it easy to escape the fetid heap of rotting ones and zeroes they've built for us.
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And so we'll obviously have to wait and see what they choose to do, but in -- you're -- it's zeroes and ones.
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So who might have enough zeroes in their bank account plus the daredevil gene to go on a trip like this?
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Porcello, who had given up six runs in four of his last six starts, hung zeroes over the first five innings.
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It would then need another seven-years of transition before it could fully remove three zeroes from the currency, he said.
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He devalued the currency by 95% and replaced it with a new currency, the "sovereign bolívar", which has five fewer zeroes.
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Women stand to benefit most from working longer because they tend to have more zeroes in their earnings record, said Rutledge.
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But he put zeroes up in the third, fourth, fifth and sixth and we were able to get some more runs.
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This time around, Albertine zeroes in on her complicated family history structured around the death of her mother Kathleen in 2014.
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Basketball games that are merely won or lost on the merits of performance enter into our minds as ones and zeroes.
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Price's statement (below) zeroes in on contraception, so it's possible that HHS will simply remove birth control as a required benefit.
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At the turn of the century, DJs began to embrace digital technology, swapping their ones-and-twos for zeroes and ones.
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The company did a trillion yen in sales last year, so it's not like we're going to run out of zeroes.
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Faced with cash flows of that magnitude, some managers would blanch; instead, Suryadevara zeroes in on what matters to the business.
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Instead of being built on machines interpreting zeroes and ones in on/off states, quantum computers can live in multiple states.
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While the books often demonstrate Inslee's love of nature, his latest book zeroes in on climate change in a detailed way.
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The roundness of the zeroes in 22017 feel very open from here: What's next for transportation in this strange, surprising world?
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Still, devoted fashionistas quickly latched onto the significance of her slightly-larger-than-modelesque figure among a sea of size zeroes.
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Like regular computer bits, quantum computers's quantum bits, or qubits, perform calculations based on two-value systems represented by zeroes and ones.
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"While there are a lot of zeroes, the interest coverage is quite healthy and we're in a very good spot," he said.
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If the media zeroes in on a problem that he is facing, he will try to spin the story his own way.
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It's just that the veneer of ones and zeroes over a real face can rob a performance of its minuscule grace notes.
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There's a clinical quality to it, like watching lives in a fishbowl, that really zeroes in on what makes the Waterfords tick.
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"I saw how we were treated by somebody like Reagan, about how we went from heroes to being zeroes," he told me.
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From there, Rodriguez and Maeda exchanged zeroes, combining to retire 14 straight hitters from the second through the fourth, nine on strikeouts.
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The President also announced that the government was removing five zeroes from the Venezuelan currency -- dropping the Bolivar's value more than 90%.
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This decision was confirmed when I noticed that ZEROES IN and ZOETROPE stack rather nicely, and I worked my way from there.
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But the zeroes and ones of how we're doing the work, that's not important in terms of best practices in countering disinformation.
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I ask him to get closer to the computer, and he zeroes in on a stack of books on my desk instead.
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Some traders at the largest Wall Street banks are about to get big, fat zeroes for bonuses while they watch markets thrive.
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Unlike in 2008-09, when Zimbabwe printed bank notes with ever more zeroes on them, this time the government used a keyboard.
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The migrant inflatable approaches into distant view, quartered by the fast-gaining Turkish coastguard who has spied her target and zeroes in.
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It's certainly not that often that the work zeroes in on transgender and Latinx culture in New York with depth and sensitivity.
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Maybe you don't have a separate savings account because staring at all those sweet, sweet zeroes in your checking account gets you hot.
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Matrix-algebra approaches such as the Harrow-Hassidim-Lloyd algorithm show a speedup only if the matrices are sparse — mostly filled with zeroes.
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Even if they are just ones, zeroes, and inanimate atoms, their willingness to unlock our free will remind us we (too) are alive.
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Given that it was video game footage produced by EA Games, this "gun" was probably manufactured of ones and zeroes in Los Angeles.
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One winner, named Willie Ward, said in a statement that he regularly plays all zeroes in Pick 3 and Pick 4 lottery games.
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But ultimately, a movie isn't a stack of zeroes and ones, just like a painting isn't just blobs of pigment on a canvas.
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Instead of scrolling through an endless list of artists, albums, podcasts, AI-curated recommendations, and playlists, it zeroes in on Spotify's radio feature.
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Customers only care about what's in it for them, and a successful sales pitch zeroes in on how you'll make their life better.
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"In this case, the liability is the local or state government offering a tax credit, which zeroes out the actual charity," he said.
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If the computer knows it's exact, and those extra zeroes indeed mean zero and not don't-know, than we can do the calculation.
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If not for her coat's price tag having one too many zeroes, we'd have already purchased every piece of Kravitz's awe-inspiring ensemble.
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The government has also said it plans to remove five zeroes from the bolivar currency later this month to keep up with inflation.
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White Sox right-hander Mike Pelfrey (0-2) matched Karns with zeroes on the scoreboard until the sixth, when the Royals scored three times.
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Digital radio waves communicate information by sending pulses of electromagnetic waves as a string of ones and zeroes, representing on and off electrical signals.
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Much of the film zeroes in on eyes and faces, with actors communicating through sign language and facial expressions amidst muted scores and sound.
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One of his friends pushes open the studio door, his hand filled with contracts and checks with multiple zeroes for the boss to sign.
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Cutting among these stages in Alex's life, the show zeroes in on key moments, from a failed first kiss to a marriage falling apart.
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While today's computers process data in zeros and ones, quantum computers use "Qubits," which makes it possible for zeroes and ones to exist simultaneously.
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She zeroes in on things like voter suppression, stand-your-ground laws and redistricting as the systemic injustices that lurk behind the everyday ones.
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Amari is lead author of a study published Wednesday in Nature, which zeroes in on a massive flare that occurred on October 24, 2014.
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From Britney Spears and Celine Dion to Jennifer Lawrence, Grande expertly zeroes in on the intonations of some of the world's most recognizable pipes.
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This week's Strip Panel Naked zeroes in on a single page from the second issue of Matt Fraction and David Aja's All-New Hawkeye.
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Bee briefly recapped Sessions' wobbly testimony, but then zeroes in on how white men in the Senate seem to love interrupting California Senator Kamala Harris.
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In Hypernormalisation (211), Adam Curtis not only anticipates Trump's victory, but also zeroes in on the abject disbelief and shock that followed in its wake.
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They've seen too many venues sitting empty and unused in Athens, Beijing and Sochi, and lost track of how many zeroes are in the bills.
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Instead, it zeroes in on what it does particularly well: fast, fluid, and frantic combat that remains fresh even a dozen hours into the experience.
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As today's Doodle Blog explains, co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin named Google after the number "googol" — a one followed by a hundred zeroes.
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No matter how many zeroes are at the end of the budget, you're still asking the same questions, you're still worried about the same things.
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But it'd be nice to throw some more zeroes up there, because they're making the other pitcher work and putting some good at-bats together.
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The episode zeroes in on the police questioning of Markel's ex-wife, fellow law professor Wendi Adelson, as the couple emerged from a contentious divorce.
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At one point, the clip zeroes in on and repeats a segment in which Pelosi refers to "three things" but holds up only two fingers.
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Though Jenner's style zeroes in on workout staples and streetwear silhouettes, it can be hard to bring her level of finesse to the mash-up.
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Pictures of family members and pets when they were younger now had a place to exist outside of a forgotten cache of ones and zeroes.
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Black Francis zeroes in on the blood, guts, and cum of the sacred text, the gnarly stuff most for-profit evangelists would rather gloss over.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Some traders at the largest Wall Street banks are about to get big, fat zeroes for bonuses while they watch markets thrive.
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This is also known as a zero-fill because it overwrites all of the disk's sectors with zeroes, returning it to its factory default state.
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It basically means that you only have a brief window of time before the qubits revert to a classical computing state of zeroes and ones.
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Hugh Scott-Douglas takes viewers on a journey through the oceanic trade and zeroes in on the interference of bodies and labor in global transactions.
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The Senate Republican bill also zeroes out the individual mandate fee, which CBO and insurers suggest will increase premiums by about 20 percent next year.
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Go deeper: BP to provide Amazon with renewable electricity for European data centers Fake 5-star reviews proliferate online The techlash zeroes in on Amazon
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Over at The Washington Post, Alyssa Rosenberg zeroes in on one in particular that could ripple into an assortment of plot twists down the road.
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Unvaccinated individuals were often "patient zeroes" in state outbreaks, meaning they sparked disease clusters by creating pockets of susceptibility that caused others to fall ill.
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Polling that zeroes in on this age group is scarce, but what we have suggests Clinton will secure close to 21987 percent of these older millennials.
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The Metal Gear Survive story is effectively a spin-off, picking up after the events of Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes, but in an alternate timeline.
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That is mostly due to the fact the thriller finally zeroes in on one specific, distressing case, as opposed to many disparate serial killer-related threads.
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The founder and CEO of Amazon, is donating $10,000,000 to help veterans get elected to Congress ... and that's not a typo, it's really that many zeroes.
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Editor's Note: An earlier version of this post included a few too many zeroes, stating that U.S. Twitch streamers made $87 billion instead of $87 million.
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The teams traded run-scoring fielder's choice groundouts in the second inning before matching zeroes until the Nationals unloaded against three Mets relievers in the seventh.
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Peru went through a futile currency reform in which the sol lost three zeros and was briefly renamed the inti, which promptly racked up more zeroes.
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Gluibizzi zeroes in on poses that remind him of art history, tweaking them to create a conversation between the figures and the infrastructure of the internet.
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Both starting pitchers were effective early, Rays starter Tyler Glasnow and Angels starter Jaime Barria (4-9) each putting up zeroes in the first three innings.
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A new suit filed in federal court in Greenbelt, Maryland, on Tuesday by HIAS and the International Refugee Assistance Project zeroes in on the refugee issue.
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While it's true everyone cares about how many zeroes are at the end of their paycheck, money might not be the biggest incentive for some professionals.
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Some futurists believe humans will eventually become all ones and zeroes, a result of a total merger with machines and the microprocessor, before this century is out.
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"We were really surprised at how many people have zeroes in that top 35, especially women," said study author Matt Rutledge, a research economist at the center.
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"To get out of it with just the two and then to be able to settle back in and put up some zeroes was big," Gray said.
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Or take this super short, three-question quiz that zeroes in on your knowledge of risk and return with scenarios written in plain, easy-to-follow English.
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Scott Disick just can't escape his baby mama's family -- he's struggling to unload a Kardashian-adjacent home, and just slashed its price ... by a lot of zeroes.
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If a file is full of a trillion zeroes, it means that the compressed file can be extremely tiny even if the decompressed file is absolutely massive.
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With days to go until the deadline, some simply entered zeroes in every field, while others reported mathematically impossible numbers or removed certain employees from the calculations.
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He enters a bar and zeroes in on a woman with her back to him, who's sporting a bright white bob hairdo and a lavishly embroidered dress.
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The money will also enable Danke, which currently zeroes in on office workers and recent college graduates, to explore the emerging housing market for blue-collar workers.
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Like "Orange is the New Black," which is also made under the aegis of producer Jenji Kohan, "GLOW" zeroes in on female relationships within an unorthodox setting.
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To come out of there with seven zeroes after (Matt) Strahm was able to get us out of that inning and (Alex) Gordon made that great catch.
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Politically-charged stars, particularly fire breathers like Depp, may damage something more precious than some extra zeroes on their paychecks: their ability to change hearts and minds.
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Let's say you go to see David Crosby and Friends, but you end up staying to see the band after, Dawes, or Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes.
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Because there are no limits on the sizes of individual bets, the number of possible decisions a player can make is astronomically high: 1 followed by 160 zeroes.
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"GLOW" certainly zeroes in on the period, providing another look at the seamy side of showbiz, tilted here more toward industrial warehouses and rundown apartments than red carpets.
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"If you have the right habits you will be in the top tier of our customers no matter how many zeroes you have in the account," Bruhnke says.
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Google's always been known to preach a philosophy of "10x" improvements, but looks like in this case we'll have to tack a few more zeroes onto the end.
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It's the same way how everyone zeroes in on Dr. King's "I have a dream" speech and ignores the things he talked about later on, like economic opportunities.
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The rebranded currency, which has five fewer zeroes than the country's previous currency and will be pegged to a cryptocurrency called the Petro, is intended to simplify transactions.
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Because what these candidates propose really amounts to a vision — and it's a vision that zeroes in on one of the largest obstacles preventing working women's full equality: motherhood.
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Classical computers, like ThinkPads, iPhones, and the best high-performance supercomputers, perform all their operations by translating data into one or many combinations of bit values, zeroes and ones.
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The story zeroes in on Rachelle as Camille, an introverted, watchful Long Islander who peels away from her disapproving mom to skate the LES park under the Manhattan Bridge.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro ordered a re-denomination of the ailing bolivar currency on Thursday, by knocking three zeroes off amid hyperinflation and a crippling economic crisis.
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Lesnar said his comeback isn't about money ... but couldn't stop talking about how much money he's going to make -- saying his check will have a WHOLE BUNCH of zeroes.
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If something were to go wrong with a patient now, the hospital "would just have to ask the family how many zeroes they wanted on the check," he said.
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In they came, one- and two-person operations, small cohorts of educated men and women, young and old, who knew what ones and zeroes do when properly put together.
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His latest masterpiece zeroes in on style, rather than scale, bringing Call of Duty and Halo fantasies to life with some old metal tubes, light explosives, and a blowtorch.
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In counting the heroes and zeroes of the pandemic, our deepest scorn should be for those governors, mayors and other officials who have been slow to take state action.
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Rather than rendering global disaster or rewriting existing political regimes, Braithwaite zeroes in on the fine-grained and domestic; the everyday but still-brutal acts of violence against women.
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After their trippy convo, in which they compare the lighthouse's flashes of lights to the ones and zeroes of computer code, the two men get drunk, and Baker passes out.
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Phillies pitcher Jake Arrieta, the 2015 NL Cy Young Award winner, and deGrom traded zeroes until the fourth, when the Mets scored thanks in large part to Arrieta's throwing error.
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Indonesia's central bank governor said on Monday the bank is seeking to slash three zeroes off the face value of rupiah notes in a move to simplify it currency system.
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Compression — we've been doing it for a long time, and video, though different from other types of data in some ways, is still just a bunch of zeroes and ones.
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J.R. Gondeck, a wealth manager, says he zeroes in on his clients' "wealth return," not simpler numbers like investment returns, to help them grow their wealth and get vital context.
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And that choice similarly zeroes in on what the show was at least trying to say back in its incarnation as the most recent (and ultimately final) season of Roseanne.
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The iPhone, the device that Jobs announced that day—part touchscreen iPod, part "revolutionary mobile phone," and part "breakthrough internet communications device"—didn't just add zeroes to Apple's bank account.
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Is there a consistent moral principle that distinguishes the relative goodness of five, six or even seven zeroes in your portfolio versus the badness of eight or a full nine?
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Marianne WilliamsonMarianne WilliamsonMarianne Williamson rips Buttigieg, Klobuchar for endorsing Biden Sanders zeroes-in on Super Tuesday states Marianne Williamson endorses Sanders at Texas rally MORE criticized former South Bend, Ind.
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"The Crown's" most important legacy for women in TV will be the juicy screen time it has given a talented actress, rather than the number of zeroes on her check.
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In addition to global climate patterns, the new research zeroes in on some more local phenomenon (such as heat waves and tropical storms), simulating them more realistically than ever before.
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"We really believe that stories are more than just a bunch of ones and zeroes packaged together," McCue said on the latest episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher.
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So the narrative zeroes in on Ben Larson ("Reign's" Sean Teale), a rising young executive who is determined to reach the 40th floor, corporate-speak within his company for getting ahead.
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According to Emily Green, a financial advisor at Ellevest, when it comes to giving, millennials are more concerned with making an impact than with the number of zeroes in a donation.
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"Tonight you're down 5-13 and these guys, they're talking to the pitchers (saying) 'Hey, put up some zeroes here, give us a chance to get some things going," Scioscia said.
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He says Neo basically makes a promise to the students it zeroes in on to back them if ever, whenever, they start a company, no matter how dumb-seeming their idea.
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To store data in a strand of DNA, scientists simply have to convert ones and zeroes that make up a digital file using combinations of the the four basic building blocks.
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Killing Eve isn't the only one that zeroes in on the thrill, pleasure, and terror of other women as a reflection of yourself — especially the darker impulses we try to suppress.
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Davis zeroes in, making you feel like the only person in a room full of hundreds, and doesn't end the conversation without sharing her convictions — and at least one life mantra.
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Like its predecessor, Dishonored 2 zeroes in on what makes its genre fun: unfettered mobility, an array of special equipment, and endless opportunities for snooping around lovingly and meticulously designed levels.
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The New York subpoena zeroes in on a specific New York statute that makes it a crime for a business to keep false records, according to both the Times and CNN.
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Garver's game-winner, off Angels right-hander Noe Ramirez, ended a battle of bullpens that saw relievers from both teams put up zeroes after the seventh inning and into the 12th.
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Grow's game intends to teach players to decipher a pattern's programming-like expressions; she wanted to highlight the math, systems, and equations she saw in crochet—the ones and the zeroes.
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Once the contest got underway, Eduardo Rodriguez matched zeroes with Paxton over the first four innings before Romine went yard with one out in the fifth to snap the scoreless tie.
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As the impeachment inquiry zeroes in on just what exactly Trump and his allies have been doing in Ukraine, we're likely to learn more about how Giuliani's Spygate narrative informed it.
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The measure does not directly get rid of the individual and employer mandate to purchase and provide health care, but it zeroes out the penalty, making violation of the mandate non-enforceable.
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The discovery was first reported by the Guardian on September 13, which noted that hundreds of zeroes are included on the 70 pieces of birch mark that make up the Bakhshali manuscript.
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Contesting fewer than 2660 events, however, sharply limits one's potential point total: Mr Federer's current tally of 218,217 points, about 217 ahead of Mr Nadal's, includes six zeroes for his "missing" events.
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In her debate analysis, Bee is unimpressed with moderator Lester Holt for minimal fact-checking on Trump's questionable comments, then zeroes in on the candidate for his consistently awful comments about women.
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But Müller's Plane Shame site zeroes in on what's often the largest single contributor to an individual's impact on the climate and shows just how hard it is to compensate for it.
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Baldwin's prescient, pre-African-American-studies insights about the construct and the reality of whiteness are among many ideas that Peck zeroes in on in his swift-moving, multilayered, and appreciative film.
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At its best, "Ask Dr. Ruth" zeroes in on the roots of that appeal, how Westheimer made her improbable move into radio, disarming audiences by speaking about sex in a frank, unflinching way.
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The flip-flop qubit's ones and zeroes become stored when an electric field causes the electron and nucleus' spins to snap into opposite states, one up and the other down, or vice versa.
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Rather than operating with bits that can only equal zeroes and ones like a regular computer, its bits, or "qubits," equal zero and one at the same time while calculations are taking place.
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Indonesian Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati said the rupiah's many zeroes reflected the currency's inflation history and that she would discuss the proposal with parliament with a view to introducing it next year.
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Angular 2 Cookbook eBook ($40 value) This ebook zeroes in on the most important Angular 2 concepts while demonstrating how they can be applied to new web technologies, including ES6, TypeScript, and more.
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The next day, fake TMZ finds out that Justin Talbot is rich (the exact number of zeroes is debatable), but at least it takes a lot of the guesswork out for Mary Jane!
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In this one, all about the sheer bliss of living under your parents' roof again during the holidays, McKinnon raps out her mom's WiFi password, which, of course, starts with 17 zeroes. 5.
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"On the Basis of Sex" zeroes in on Moritz v Internal Revenue Service, the first case involving gender discrimination Ms Ginsburg would tackle—and the first case of any kind she would litigate.
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The maximum number of points achievable under the current system is 21,000, but Mr Federer's zeroes lower his own potential best to 14,750—almost 2,000 points lower than Mr Djokovic tallied in 20173.
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Schools might send the message that if the child doesn't do his or her homework, they'll get zeroes and learn from their failures, but Pickhardt said he believes most kids don't learn that.
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In order to write data to DNA, researchers translate the binary code of a file into the nucleotide molecules that form DNA's building blocks, assigning different base pairs to represent ones and zeroes.
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Writer's Block is a semi-regular column that zeroes in on graffiti legends, street bombers, and modern-day vandals with a mixture of stories, off-the-cuff interviews, and never-before-seen pictures.
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Which is why the LME's latest discussion paper on tackling excessive storage charges zeroes in on that load-out charge, or as it's known on the exchange, the "free on truck" (FOT) charge.
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The Transition to Success Mentoring Act zeroes in on that critical and vulnerable period between middle and high school by providing schools with the funding they need to implement school-based mentoring programs.
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"After Truth," by contrast, zeroes in on the current environment, the sobering levels of distrust in quadrants of society, and the profit incentive that provides motivation for many responsible for stoking those flames.
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The spot zeroes in on Sanders' support for tax hikes and for providing government-funded health insurance to undocumented immigrants — positions that McSally's team contends are anathema to suburbanites they're trying to woo.
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Of course, you're not a real Google fan if you don't know the backstory to its name: Google takes its name from the number "googol," which is a "1" followed by 100 zeroes.
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It zeroes in on how the "law and order" rhetoric of the 1950s and 1960s led to the war on drugs and harsh law enforcement and sentencing policies, which disproportionately affect black people.
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We live in the same city, and every time we go out to eat, she zeroes in on any nearby table dining with a kid—or, even less comprehensible, a baby—in tow.
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The report published by the Council of Economic Advisers warns that "socialism is making a comeback in American political discourse," and zeroes in on proposals to enact "Medicare for all" championed by progressive lawmakers.
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This observation over time meant that the single flare may account for what appeared to be rings of dust, she said—It's kind of like getting three zeroes and a hundred on three tests.
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Before long, however, he was experimenting with the same tasks that were used at memory competitions: reciting long strings of ones and zeroes, memorizing decks of cards and matching lists of names and faces.
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Cronin and his co-authors designed a simple robot that views an array of crystallization chambers with a webcam and converts some of the features it sees into a string of ones and zeroes.
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The report zeroes in on incidents such as the high school shooting in Parkland, Florida, in February 22018, and the mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in October 2018.
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They all owe a theoretical debt to the physicist Richard Feynman, who in the 1980s described a machine composed of quantum mechanical parts that could more precisely simulate reality than awkward ones and zeroes.
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"Those guys went out there and got some runs, so the only thing we had to do as a pitching staff is come in there and throw up zeroes on the board," Carrasco said.
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The "BackRub" name didn't last long, as they decided that a "googol," or the number one with a hundred zeroes after it, better reflected the amount of data they were trying to sift through.
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Obviously, nobody we "know" died in the conflagration, but the episode zeroes in on the uncertainty that follows the event with such clarity that it's not hard to feel for a bunch of extras.
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Microsoft does provide the option to overwrite all of a disk's sectors with zeroes, which will make it almost impossible, or at least commercially unsustainable, for data recovery firms to restore any usable data.
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Because when you think about 500,000 people, that is literally amateur hour in the world of Facebook; add a couple zeroes and you're talking about the Facebook hack, so it's not the hack itself.
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In the final moments, it's revealed there was never a human inside the suit, and by extension, nothing to stop A.R.I.D. from thinking on their own, free from the chains of ones and zeroes.
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Indeed, the episode slowly zeroes back in on the wide-angle close-ups that so defined the series in its early going, as June cracks under the strain of being once again in captivity.
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Beyond the obvious explanations — the series is now producing twice as many episodes, for instance — Joel zeroes in on something at the core of the series that I haven't seen articulated quite as well.
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It's as if you flipped lots of coins at the same time, but some of them are weighted and tied together, so only certain combinations of heads and tails (or zeroes and ones) are allowed.
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Of course, if there was one decade that was particularly enraptured with the power of teen emotion, it was the 1980s—and 13 Reasons Why zeroes in on this like a housefly to sweet jam.
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Maduro, who was reelected in May in a vote that dozens of foreign governments described as rigged, is preparing to remove five zeroes from the country's currency in an effort to keep up with inflation.
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With inflation estimated at 1 million percent, President Nicolas Maduro's cure is that the bills for his country's new fiat currency will have five fewer zeros, rather than the originally planned cut of three zeroes.
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And it's fictional accounts such as those that have helped carry on the myth that "hacking" is done by shady characters rifling through scrolling screens of ones and zeroes and shouting catchphrases into their screens.
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Furthermore, we can't trust Pruitt's words when the budget he backs slashes funding for states to enforce environmental laws and zeroes out money to cleaning up places like the Great Lakes and the Chesapeake Bay.
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But then, with his titles, Spelios cuts through the layers of intended and/or unintended ambiguity and zeroes in on a concrete descriptor or detail, such as "Pool" or "Pink Hat" or "Preening" (all 2016).
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While Melissa zeroes in on her work as a chef and food writer, one of Jasmine's many forays into the world of wellness is the sound bath — something of a novelty in the British capital.
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Donald Trump zeroes in on Indiana Early on at the state's convention over the weekend, the Republican Party of Virginia was expected to put up a slate comprised of a mix of each presidential campaign's supporters.
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Temin zeroes in on how persistent a culture of sexual harassment is at an organization and what the company is doing wrong, then makes recommendations at the governance level, including, in some cases, firing senior people.
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It zeroes in on one rich Michigan suburb imploding in the wake of the 2016 election, examining a microcosm of the boiling tensions now scalding the country, and promises to spare no one under its microscope.
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The government had been prepared to cut three zeroes off the currency in June but postponed the measure at the request of banking industry leaders who said the financial system was not ready for the measure.
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Examples of a work protected by such a blockchain would include a document (PDF) or the source code for a program, or a digital image, or anything in a fixed form represented in ones and zeroes.
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While Starbucks zeroes in on the brick-and-mortar experience, Luckin is a network of last-mile coffee delivery centers, plus places for people to pick up orders and sit down, targeting busy white-collar workers.
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By contrast, male entrepreneurs tend to "sell based on the vision" — not lying per sé, but certainly adding a lot of zeroes to their estimates, as well as...creative projections they can't support with initial numbers.
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Survive takes place after the events of Metal Gear Solid 5: Ground Zeroes (the prequel to The Phantom Pain), with soldiers from the mercenary corporation Militaires Sans Frontières sucked through a wormhole into an alternate universe.
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Roma zeroes in on two domestic workers of Mixteco heritage, Adela (Nancy Garcia) and Cleo (Yalitza Aparicio), who take the time to look after a family of four children in a middle-class neighborhood in Roma.
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Michael Bilello, an assistant administrator of public affairs for TSA, told The Hill that the "Quiet Skies" initiative does not focus on "ordinary Americans," but instead zeroes in on a small percentage of the traveling population.
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If Democrats' ongoing impeachment inquiry zeroes in on Trump's possible obstruction, McGahn's testimony could prove critical given the central role he played in that particular phase of Mueller's probe, which examined 10 "episodes" of possible obstruction.
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From "Zeroes into heroes" (Metro) to "history makers" (Daily Mirror), Claudio Ranieri's men were lauded all round, with the Sun and Daily Star highlighting the end to Leicester's anxious wait with a simple "Blue done it".
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Working with four couples, Guralnik zeroes in on what's broken in their relationships, from seemingly minor issues (a slight difference in timing on when a couple wants to have kids) to potentially marriage-ending ones (infidelity).
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Once the calculation completes, the qubits return zeroes and ones just like regular bits, but the math that got them there might one day have powerful applications in machine learning, modeling molecules for drug development, or cybersecurity.
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At times, the film is excruciating, and Cooper's performance zeroes in on the anxiety and fear Jackson feels as he tries to grapple with a life and a problem that have swung wildly out of his control.
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Baptized the "bolivar fuerte" or "strong bolivar" by former leader Hugo Chavez in a 2008 devaluation that removed three zeroes from the currency, many Venezuelans joke grimly that it is now the "bolivar muerto" or "dead bolivar".
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Trillions of federal dollars — that's 12 zeroes — are spent every year on things from building new ships for the Navy to funding Small Business Administration loans to medical research to the salary of park rangers at Yosemite.
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And also note that executing only the "clean" command, without the "all" parameter, will only destroy the first sector of the disk, which contains information about the disk partitions, but will not overwrite all sectors with zeroes.
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A machine brings to mind an assemblage of mechanisms, a utilitarian object that follows a set of instructions; stepping into the basement, we are not confronted by streams of zeroes and ones but colorful and painterly works.
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Quantum processors still always return binary strings, meaning zeroes and ones, except each qubit's final value has an innate probability based on how close its value was to zero or one right before the program measured the qubit.
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From 2008 to 2017, he reportedly made just over $45 million ... but clearly, he feels if he had played a different position, those checks would still be flowing in -- and with a whole lot more zeroes on them.
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His paquetazo rojo (big red package) features a new currency that lops five zeroes off the nearly worthless bolívar, a sharp increase in the price of fuel and a rise in the minimum wage of more than 3,000%.
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Directed by Cuban filmmaker Gloria Rolando, the documentary explores Shakur's journey from activist with leftist political group Black Panthers to political prisoner, but also specifically zeroes in on how black women are negatively impacted by the justice system.
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David Kostin, Goldman's chief U.S. equity strategist, wrote in a note Friday that investors should not worry about rising borrowing costs and their effect on stock valuations until the 10-year Treasury yield zeroes in on 4 percent.
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For many women, myself included, medication is at once a game-changer and source of shame, as the national discussion surrounding stimulant usage zeroes in on abuse, addiction, finals cramming, college partying, weight-loss scheming, and professional maneuvering.
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He often zeroes in on Graham's strong support of Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court appointment in 2018 -- a moment that has galvanized other Democratic Senate challenges across the country -- as a watershed moment that prompted him to seek office.
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Qubits' zeroes and ones are instead quantum states, meaning that during a calculation, they can exist partway between zero and one until they're observed (think Schrödinger's cat, alive and dead at the same time until the box is opened).
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Two, on the other hand, suffers a bit when it leaves wizard hijinks behind and zeroes in on the slightly repetitive and under-written emotional beats between fathers and sons, before rallying for an appropriately dark and stunning ending.
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Ten years ago, there was no reason to think the idea of being whisked about town by a collection of zeroes and ones while you napped or texted or watched TV was anything but the province of science fiction.
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Venezuela's inflation rate fell under 1 million percent in May, after peaking above 1.3 million percent the previous month, nearly a year after Maduro instituted attempted reforms in August 2018 that cut five zeroes off the currency and prices.
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He replaces outgoing central bank chief Ramon Lobo, who has been leading an effort to cut three zeroes off the country's bolivar currency and working to rein in consumer price inflation that has unofficially neared 25,000 percent per year.
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Rightfully compared to the works of Edgar Allan Poe, this gothic thriller zeroes in on the psychological torment associated with a single murder, with Thomas Jane as the Nebraska farmer who must bear the guilt of that mortal sin.
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"Believer" (a name that doubles as the title of one of the group's hits) zeroes in on the toll of those policies, starting with an alarmingly high suicide rate among gay teens in the church's home state of Utah.
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Separately, NATO members have already pledged to spend 2% of their GDP on defense by 2024, though only eight of the 29 members have reached that benchmark, and Trump often zeroes in on this as a point of criticism.
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She wrote a celebrated episode of last season's Master of None, "Thanksgiving," which netted her an Emmy—and now she's created Showtime's first new show of 2018, The Chi, which zeroes in on life in Chicago's South Side neighborhoods.
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And what's smart about O'Malley's script is that he zeroes in on why Cam caused such outrage — even if he never once meant that kids with Frozen Nostril Syndrome were fucked up but, rather, that the syndrome itself was.
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That means life expectancy in the United…Read more ReadSure, life expectancy is a fraught measure—a lot of its increase relies on infant mortality, since high infant mortality is like averaging a bunch of zeroes into a large number.
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As a result, it's usually covered in a thin layer of iron oxide or chromium particles which are magnetized or de-magnetized by a machine to create individual bits of data—aka the ones and zeroes that make digital communications possible.
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Amazon is in the advanced stages of placing its second headquarters in Northern Virginia, sources close to the matter told The Washington Post, as the retail giant zeroes in on a self-imposed deadline to make the closely watched decision.
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Venezuela's inflation rate fell under 1 million percent in May after peaking above 1.3 million percent the previous month, nearly a year after President Nicholas Maduro instituted attempted reforms in August 2018 that cut five zeroes off the currency and prices.
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This month, she'll release her second memoir, Surpassing Certainty: What My Twenties Taught Me. The new book zeroes in on her experiences deciding whether to disclose her story to friends and romantic partners, many who assumed Mock was a cisgender female.
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New DVD commentary from Season 7 (spotted by Winter is Coming) zeroes in on a discussion between the producers about the very specific design requirements for the map room given by showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss (see concept art below).
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It zeroes in on a theme that has dominated here in the past few weeks: that there's a hypocrisy in telling people how sorry you are about fake news at the same time you're defending the rights of Holocaust deniers.
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This not only differentiates the service from behemoth Tinder, but also from other dating apps that have their own unique characteristics — Bumble lets women swipe first, Coffee Meets Bagel focuses on one match per day, and Happn zeroes in on location.
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But "Brexit" zeroes in on the bigger picture -- the consequences of which are still rippling through western society -- and the deep-seated discontent that the Leave campaign, however unsavory its methods, transformed into a stunning victory with a long, consequential tail.
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But there's more than one way to make a game about giant mechs, and like most of the best examples in this wide genre, Daemon X Machina zeroes in on its own vision and realizes it as best as it can.
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Experts also warn that such a narrow margin between supply and demand could push countries towards more "day zeroes" -- extreme water crises that threaten to see taps running dry, a situation that Cape Town came to the verge of last year.
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Time is running short to get out of the way of Hurricane Florence, a monster of a storm that has a region of more than 10 million people in its potentially devastating sights as it zeroes in on the Southeastern coast.
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The spot released from Trump's team zeroes in on Biden's efforts as vice president to push Ukraine to dismiss a senior prosecutor who at one point had investigated an energy company where Biden's son had served as a board member.
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Read more: The FBI's nationwide manhunt for the bomber zeroes in on Florida Like the other eight high-profile targets this week, both Booker and Clapper have been outspoken critics of President Donald Trump, and targets of right-wing conspiracy theories.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani sent a bill to Parliament Wednesday that would slash four zeroes from the rial, which has reportedly lost some 60% of its value since President Donald Trump withdrew from the Iranian nuclear deal in May of last year.
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Just as Thelma focuses on the human consequences of its lead character learning about her supernatural powers, the film also zeroes in on the human consequences of her accepting she has those powers — and what difficult choices she must make because of them.
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The fact that the company is run by John Lithgow — and that Lithgow's sister is Jean Smart — is enough to tip off the audience that Wolff is dealing with something messier than a few misplaced decimal points in a long sequence of zeroes.
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An impeccably assembled thriller cloaked in post-apocalyptic dread, Shults's follow-up to last year's astounding Krisha zeroes in on a family's attempts to survive against a faceless and unstoppable threat, doing anything they can to keep the darkness outside their home.
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Unlike expendable countermeasures such as hot-burning flares or radar-blinding chaff, or electronic warfare systems, a laser weapon actively zeroes in on an incoming missile rather than simply throwing out some form of distracting noise to try to confuse the threat.
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In a statement obtained by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Towey said Riordan "blew all zeroes" when he was given a breath test after the shooting and told investigators that he had taken "a few sips of a beer" while at Hendren's house.
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Bumgarner got to spend almost his whole night in a no-score pressure cooker, swapping zeroes with Syndergaard and then staying on when the Mets resorted to their bullpen, and what's more, he was due up next when Gillaspie finally broke through.
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Receiving a limited theatrical release in advance of its August 25 premiere on Showtime, directors Nick Broomfield and Rudi Dolezal's film zeroes in on those personal and professional forces that pulled Houston in different directions -- exacting, in the film's perspective, a devastating toll.
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Time is running short to get out of the way of Hurricane Florence, a monster storm that has a region of more than 10 million people in its potentially devastating sights as it zeroes in on the southeastern coast, forecasters said this morning.
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The director's work in film zeroes in on activism, and her extensive resume includes over 30 unique projects, with several of those productions earning her Academy and Emmy awards as well as the prestigious Crescent of Excellence from her home country of Pakistan.
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In between, producer-director Amy Schatz ("An Apology to Elephants") zeroes in on theater teacher Melody Herzfeld -- who offers a pointed reminder that these are teenagers, thrown into a horrific situation and the public spotlight -- seeking to recover a sense of normalcy.
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In a radical attempt to end a prolonged period of economic turmoil in the oil-rich, but cash-poor nation, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced Friday that his socialist administration would issue new banknotes after lopping five zeroes off the beleaguered bolivar.
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Related: It's Over: Trump Zeroes In On Nomination, Cruz Drops Out After Indiana Loss Clearly, the most frustrating factor for Kasich and his campaign was that every single national poll conducted since February showed him defeating Hillary Clinton in a hypothetical general election.
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As the running-mate guessing game ramps up in both parties, The New York Times' Jonathan Martin zeroes in on a name that popped up last week in a Wall Street Journal write up -- a young congressman with working class credentials, Tim Ryan of Ohio.
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This is definitely an app for people who are more organized than I am, but there certainly are those people in my generation and this app will give them all of the categorization tools they desire to preserve their friendships in zeroes and ones.
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"Those are the type of games where people step up and try to find a way to put some zeroes up even though their pitch counts probably going to limit how far they can go," Molitor said of talking to Berrios after the first.
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Maduro, who says his country is the victim of an "economic war," this week said the government was cutting five zeroes off prices, a move that critics say will do nothing to rein in soaring prices or ease chronic shortages of food and medicine.
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" In the absence of anything substantive or explicit to condemn, as Buzzfeed notes , the report instead zeroes in on "concerns about Kavanaugh's views on the Affordable Care Act, voter ID laws, and federal agency power, as well as his rulings in employment discrimination cases.
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The effect is close to Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes, a game that set out to serve as a short prologue that players can nonetheless replay hundreds of times, but the rebooted Hitman is most like its lead character — capable, cold, and already efficient.
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The cumulative epidemic curve of all the measles outbreaks since 2000 (when the disease was declared "eliminated" in the US) revealed that unvaccinated individuals were often "patient zeroes," meaning they sparked outbreaks by creating pockets of disease susceptibility that caused others to fall ill.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian prosecutors in the trial of two women accused of the poison murder of the North Korean leader's estranged half-brother will call their final witnesses in coming weeks as the defence zeroes in on the motive behind the sensational killing.
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The game chooses which version to play depending on what's happening — so taking into account all the different ways the stems can be matched together, that means the amount of different versions you can hear is "a number with, like, 52 zeroes," Golding says.
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The organizers of International Women's Day partnered with Ipsos on a global survey that reveals vast differences between perceptions of equality and its realities, while Accenture's research zeroes in on what changes companies can make to tangibly improve women's abilities to advance in corporate settings.
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But I'm willing to grant The Good Place this premise, because I think it zeroes in on where the whole story is headed, which has to be some sort of upending of the whole Good Place/Bad Place system in favor of something more equitable.
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" In an interview with local news outlet WPTV, Tirado, who was in her first year at the school, claimed she was fired for ignoring the school's "No Zero" policy, which is explained in the student and parent handbook as "no zeroes – lowest possible grade is 50%.
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In a flash of math humor, he says that Google's quantum computing chips might one day offer jumps in speed over existing computers that can be only be described with the number that gave Google its name, a googol, or a 1 followed by 100 zeroes.
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Like The Break-Up, this film zeroes in on the horrors of not being able to let go of an ex, of seeing them in every weird black-and-white foreign film and imagining the possibilities that are never remotely close to how things work out.
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The new PNAS study is observational — assigning some people to smoke marijuana and others to abstain would yield cleaner results but is obviously unethical — but with an important twist: It zeroes in on that "third factor" possibility by studying twins, 22005 in California and 22004,22012 in Minnesota.
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Lee Se-dol has had an experience that almost no one else can relate to, and that he would never have imagined coming — the slow, agonizing realization that the talent that brought him fame and fortune could be bettered by a sequence of ones and zeroes.
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House Democrats, who have repeatedly pushed for the urgent release of redacted grand jury materials stemming from Mueller's probe into Russia's interference in the 85033 election, made the case for the documents' continued relevance, even as the impeachment inquiry zeroes in on Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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As Siri begins to count all the zeroes (a googolplex), La' Frenais begins to beatbox and is joined a measure later by his colleague, Puja Unni, who provides additional percussion in the form of "thaka thimi tha," (also the the title of a 2005 Bollywood film).
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In 2010, it may have read as a searing portrait of the moment when, as Dargis said in her review, Zuckerberg turned "his life — and ours — into a series of zeroes and ones" But it only took that idea as far as a lonely dinner or a dark room.
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Quickly moving through news reports from the early days when courts blocked the ban (and subsequent iterations) and it seemed as if anything were possible in resisting it, The Fight then zeroes in on the more difficult long haul and the work that doesn't always make the headlines.
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Trump's broadsides against the DOJ have grown steadily louder as the special counsel Robert Mueller zeroes in on the White House while investigating whether the Trump campaign colluded with Moscow during the 2016 election, and whether Trump sought to obstruct justice when he fired FBI director James Comey last year.
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I did like RAZZ, HAVE NOT, EVEN NOW, HOW GOES IT, X GAMES (which is also the name of the crossword in the print version of BUST Magazine), AJAX, RAGNAROK, ALL-IN-ONE, ZOOMS OUT, IRON MIKE, ZEROES IN, ZOETROPE, WHIZ KID and even SEXPOTS (it's still a great word).
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Creators premiered Moby and Cutts' first collaboration in October, the video for their apocalyptic lampoon of classic black-and-white cartoons, "Are You Lost in the World Like Me." While that film targeted social media and information technology, "In This Cold Place" zeroes in on the news cycle, politics, and consumerism.
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And now you can also read Poniewozik in book form, where he zeroes in on the politician who uses TV to great effect and vice versa: Audience of One is a smart look at the way TV has shaped Donald Trump over decades and how Trump has mastered the medium.
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Related: It's Over: Trump Zeroes In On Nomination, Cruz Drops Out After Indiana Loss Never Trump PAC's main focus now, it said, is to continue to wage war against their party's nominee in order to protect Republican candidates down the ballot in 2016, as the party tries to maintain its control over Congress.
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"It was predicted that by 2020, about 10 to 40 new viruses might emerge in humans," Stein said, citing a 2008 study published in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B. "There are plenty of potential patient zeroes out there that get infected with stuff," said University of Wisconsin-Madison's Friedrich.
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As he zeroes in on the day on which he can finally smother net neutrality with a pillow, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai took to Twitter on Tuesday to celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Big Lebowski, a movie that's going to be harder, and more expensive to stream when net neutrality goes away.
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Named after the capital of Sierra Leone, where Hynes's father was born, Freetown Sound zeroes in on identity as it relates to race, gender, and sexuality, equating the search for home with a search for self—"A place to save your face / And keep your calm when you're uphill," as Hynes intones in "E.V.P.".
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While Roem's stated focus zeroes in on infrastructure and the Route 22005 problem, the conservative Republican she's running against—who has served as a delegate for 20 years—has long concerned himself with social issues, and often come under fire for making inflammatory public remarks about abortion, LGBTQ rights, gun control, and children with disabilities.
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The bank's chief financial officer, Stephen Scherr, said this week that the percent of revenue spent on employee pay is expected to decline as the company zeroes in on tech-based ventures and "four key projects" — which include Apple Card, which is its first credit card, and Marcus, an online brand meant to be more consumer focused.
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There's a new introduction blithely titled "So About That Whole Drama" which addresses his disinvitation from CPAC and ensuing fall from disgrace; a subsection titled "Milo's College Rankings" which lists a mere 16 higher learning institutions divided into two cliche tabloid-style categories—Heroes and Zeroes; a few paragraphs now discuss the barely-remembered "donglegate" dustup from 2013.
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Zero work for many federal employees (and zeroes in their paychecks) as the government shutdown slipped into the record books on Saturday, becoming the longest one ever; zero movement on a southern border wall, even after President Trump used an Oval Office speech to demand it, and then threatened to get the money by declaring a national emergency.
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Understated and spare, "Barry" features a strong performance by Australian newcomer Devon Terrell in the title role -- reflecting the name he used before Obama embraced his cultural roots and went by Barack -- and zeroes in most effectively on issues of race that helped shape a man whose election was supposed to, but didn't, usher in a greater sense of racial harmony.
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" On the campus of the Ohio State University, a group called UnKoch My Campus — which zeroes in on Koch donations and demands that the terms attached to these gifts are transparent — raised objections to a series of $100,000 gifts from the Charles Koch Foundation in 2012 and 2013 to pay the salary of a lecturer studying "economic freedom and competitive markets.
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Glendon zeroes in on these alarming disconnects with a message most elites would rather not be confronted with: if our society doesn't wake up soon to the catastrophic risks hurtling toward us, our civilization will become more dangerous, crisis-stricken and authoritarian than most people will admit—and not even the financial world's upper echelons will be protected from the chaos.
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From the despicable deeds of bike racer Lance Armstrong and baseball players like Alex Rodriguez, idols who went from heroes to zeroes, to the Olympic gold medalists like Ben Johnson and Marion Jones who were caught red-handed, admirers of great athletic prowess have become fed up with the revelations of how the objects of their admiration have cheated and lied.
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This is somewhat true — the obesity rate in the U.S. is 38.2 percent, higher than any other country, versus 923 percent in the U.K., 15.3 percent in France, and 9.8 percent in Italy — but it still doesn't account for the number of size-zeroes on the runway, particularly since every brand needs to serve a global clientele to succeed in 2018.
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Rep. Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesOvernight Defense: Trump hosts Erdoğan at White House | Says Turkish leader has 'great relationship with the Kurds' | Highlights from first public impeachment hearing GOP zeroes in on alleged Ukraine meddling during impeachment testimony The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE (R-Calif.), the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, has formally requested that Rep.
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Over the past two weeks, Sanders drew 22020,000 people to rallies in El Paso, San Antonio, Houston and Austin, punctuated by a 12,700-person gathering in downtown Austin where he was endorsed by former presidential candidate Marianne WilliamsonMarianne WilliamsonMarianne Williamson rips Buttigieg, Klobuchar for endorsing Biden Sanders zeroes-in on Super Tuesday states Marianne Williamson endorses Sanders at Texas rally MORE.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesOvernight Defense: Trump hosts Erdoğan at White House | Says Turkish leader has 'great relationship with the Kurds' | Highlights from first public impeachment hearing GOP zeroes in on alleged Ukraine meddling during impeachment testimony The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE (R-Calif.), the House Intelligence Committee's top Republican, wrote in a letter to the panel's Democratic chairman, Rep.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesOvernight Defense: Trump hosts Erdoğan at White House | Says Turkish leader has 'great relationship with the Kurds' | Highlights from first public impeachment hearing GOP zeroes in on alleged Ukraine meddling during impeachment testimony The Hill's 28500:6900 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE (Calif.), the top Republican on the Intelligence panel, offering the opportunity for the minority to request public witnesses.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesOvernight Defense: Trump hosts Erdoğan at White House | Says Turkish leader has 'great relationship with the Kurds' | Highlights from first public impeachment hearing GOP zeroes in on alleged Ukraine meddling during impeachment testimony The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE (R-Calif.), the top Republican on the committee: Nunes is seated right next to Schiff and will be front and center.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesOvernight Defense: Trump hosts Erdoğan at White House | Says Turkish leader has 'great relationship with the Kurds' | Highlights from first public impeachment hearing GOP zeroes in on alleged Ukraine meddling during impeachment testimony The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE (R-Calif.), the ranking member of the Intelligence Committee, for a list of Republican witnesses by Saturday, ahead of the first hearings next Wednesday.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesOvernight Defense: Trump hosts Erdoğan at White House | Says Turkish leader has 'great relationship with the Kurds' | Highlights from first public impeachment hearing GOP zeroes in on alleged Ukraine meddling during impeachment testimony The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE (R-Calif.), the ranking member of the Intelligence panel, that the whistleblower's testimony would be "redundant" and "unnecessary," according to multiple reports.
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GOP White House hopeful Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE huddled with Washington, D.C., Republicans in the shadow of the Capitol on Monday, an attempt by the political newcomer to appear more presidential as he zeroes in on his party's nomination.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesOvernight Defense: Trump hosts Erdoğan at White House | Says Turkish leader has 'great relationship with the Kurds' | Highlights from first public impeachment hearing GOP zeroes in on alleged Ukraine meddling during impeachment testimony The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE (R-Calif.), the ranking member of the panel, late Wednesday outlined questions that will be used to weigh whether a witness's testimony would be germane.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesOvernight Defense: Trump hosts Erdoğan at White House | Says Turkish leader has 'great relationship with the Kurds' | Highlights from first public impeachment hearing GOP zeroes in on alleged Ukraine meddling during impeachment testimony The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE (R-Calif.) Nunes didn't play as active a role in the closed-door depositions as other GOP lawmakers who regularly appeared before the cameras afterward to defend Trump.
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From Sam musing on the way that the White Walkers' desire to wipe humankind from the map parallels the way death makes us forget (and causes us to be forgotten) to the constant refrains of "We're all going to die here!" from just about everybody, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" zeroes in on who these characters are, who they were, and where they're going, as the world seemingly draws to a close.
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Y.), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, said on "Fox News Sunday" that some witnesses requested by Ranking Member Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesOvernight Defense: Trump hosts Erdoğan at White House | Says Turkish leader has 'great relationship with the Kurds' | Highlights from first public impeachment hearing GOP zeroes in on alleged Ukraine meddling during impeachment testimony The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE (R-Calif.) would likely be called in the House's impeachment inquiry.
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The dispute over access to the grand jury materials — which were redacted from Mueller's public report — may figure as a significant battleground if the Democratic impeachment inquiry zeroes in on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE's possible obstruction of justice and his campaign's interactions with Russia during the 2016 election.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesOvernight Defense: Trump hosts Erdoğan at White House | Says Turkish leader has 'great relationship with the Kurds' | Highlights from first public impeachment hearing GOP zeroes in on alleged Ukraine meddling during impeachment testimony The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE (R-Calif.), the top Republican on the panel, and GOP counsel Steve Castor used their allotted time to question top State Department officials William Taylor and George Kent about allegation of Kyiv's intervention.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesOvernight Defense: Trump hosts Erdoğan at White House | Says Turkish leader has 'great relationship with the Kurds' | Highlights from first public impeachment hearing GOP zeroes in on alleged Ukraine meddling during impeachment testimony The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE (R-Calif.), the top Republican on the panel, and GOP counsel Steve Castor used their allotted time to question top State Department officials William Taylor and George Kent about the allegation of Kyiv's intervention.
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As a result of several court decisions, the abdication of enforcement by both the Federal Election Commission and the IRS (which should have cracked down on political activity by non-profit groups), and a shift in political culture as operatives have tested the limits of what they could get away with, the broken campaign finance system McCain and Feingold sought to fix in 2002 has roared back, with several more zeroes at the end of each spending figure, and even more anonymity than 16 years ago.
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Which witnesses should appear was a key topic after House Intelligence Committee ranking member Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesOvernight Defense: Trump hosts Erdoğan at White House | Says Turkish leader has 'great relationship with the Kurds' | Highlights from first public impeachment hearing GOP zeroes in on alleged Ukraine meddling during impeachment testimony The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE (R-Calif.) requested that former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 85033 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE's son Hunter Biden be called to testify.
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Fox's Ed Henry grilled House Intelligence Committee ranking member Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesOvernight Defense: Trump hosts Erdoğan at White House | Says Turkish leader has 'great relationship with the Kurds' | Highlights from first public impeachment hearing GOP zeroes in on alleged Ukraine meddling during impeachment testimony The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE (R-Calif.) on Sunday on House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyHouse Republicans call impeachment hearing 'boring,' dismiss Taylor testimony as hearsay The Hill's Morning Report - Diplomats kick off public evidence about Trump, Ukraine House Republicans prepare for public impeachment proceedings with mock hearing MORE's (R-Calif.) characterization of the House impeachment inquiry as a "coup," according to Mediaite.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesOvernight Defense: Trump hosts Erdoğan at White House | Says Turkish leader has 'great relationship with the Kurds' | Highlights from first public impeachment hearing GOP zeroes in on alleged Ukraine meddling during impeachment testimony The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE (Calif.), Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanGraham says Schiff should be a witness in Trump impeachment trial Democrats seize on new evidence in first public impeachment hearing House Republicans call impeachment hearing 'boring,' dismiss Taylor testimony as hearsay MORE (Ohio), and John RatcliffeJohn Lee RatcliffeHouse Republicans call impeachment hearing 'boring,' dismiss Taylor testimony as hearsay Key takeaways from first public impeachment hearing The Hill's 83:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE (Texas) all called on Schiff during the course of Wednesday's impeachment hearing to allow the whistleblower to testify, with Nunes arguing for the hearings to stop until Republicans had more information on the investigation.
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