Is this a two-speed discipline in logistics, – to make the most of existing data, in connected telematics and siloed systems, and then to multiply use cases with new sensors and new data?
Yes and no, and sort-of, says de Muynck; for project 44, there are three simultaneous workstreams: to connect more devices and integrate more device vendors; to improve data exchanges (typically from legacy EDI interchanges, invariably to software API interfaces) and data flows (“less failover, more real-time”); and to drive customer understanding and customer value.
Source: Enterprise IoT Insights
These birds invariably construct their large stick-platform nests on elevated manmade structures, from church towers to telegraph poles.
Source: The Daily Beast
While every individual in such a group invariably has their own desires and motivations, this has been going on for too long, and among too many different personalities, to be a feigned construct.
Source: MLSsoccer.com
Faheem Ashraf and Mohammad Nawaz are both part of the squad, and picking either would invariably lead to a rejig of the side's balance in Multan.
Source: ESPNcricinfo
It no longer invariably propped the rest of the grid up and returned to something more like the competitive level it had previously enjoyed.
Source: but it still underdelivered The Race
Accepting that travel invariably involves hiccups will also better prepare you to deal with the expected unexpected.
Source: Viera Voice
''GIM has been invariably at the forefront of industry excellence when it comes to their students' well-being and education.
Source: ANI News
He will always err on the side of entertainment, I think, and will invariably try to make us weep so that he can dry our tears.
Source: The New York Times
So has the know-how on what to avoid - such as hiding your streaming keynote behind a registration wall, where something will invariably go wrong.
Source: HR tech is on the hot seat, spreadsheets never die, and hybrid events aren't hard Diginomica
“Tumor cells invariably have defects in the biochemical mechanisms that regulate cell growth and division, so understanding how these processes work is vital to understanding and inhibiting cancer,” he said.
Source: University of California, Santa Cruz
Rajane Katurah is an effervescent and invariably sunny Belle, the bookish “Beauty” confined to the castle of a prince cursed into a kind of hybrid of human, ram and wild boar.
Source: St. Paul Pioneer Press
Because things cooked for a long time at a low heat invariably are.
Source: The Telegraph
There's an almost impossible-to-imagine level of variety, with every corner you turn invariably offering something new.
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Our philosophical discussions and letters were invariably dry, technical, etc.
Source: Duke University
Like Tilbury’s, it’s hydrating, moisturising and leaves a beautiful smooth finish on undereyes prone to flakiness (regular exfoliation helps hugely), but because of this extra moisture, it affords slightly less coverage, and there is invariably a moment in the day when I reach in my handbag for a concealer brush and lightly buff it back to good health.
Source: The Guardian
Every sizable step stimulated nerves, but talent invariably quelled them.
Source: Yahoo Sports
Wheel-to-wheel racing between those two in 2021, as The Race’s Mark Hughes put it earlier this year, invariably meant incident.
Source: The Race
We'll check them off domino-style, with the idea being that any move that happens will invariably lead to another move elsewhere.
Source: Bleacher Report
In China, if he was short of cash between tournaments, he would visit a gym, where locals would invariably direct him to the basketball courts.
Source: The New York Times
For years he used Weibo, China’s version of Twitter, to share the truth of what is happening in his country and vent about his frustrations, invariably being suspended every time he posted something the authorities did not like.
Source: The Telegraph
He wears suits made for him by the Savile Row tailors Anderson & Sheppard, almost invariably double-breasted and with the double-vented skirt originated by another storied London tailor, Frederick Scholte, in the early 20th century.
Source: The New York Times
But, once arrived at the double-bar, one’s left primarily with the conviction that André Previn’s adage that the canon consists of music that’s “invariably better than any performance of it” has, for once, been turned completely on its head.
Source: artsfuse.org
Luiz Rocha at the California Academy of Sciences has noted that such initiatives “protect areas that nobody uses [but] invariably exclude the only areas that would benefit from spatial protection, those close to the shore.
Source: Yale Environment 360
On one side, you have games that apply a fantastical twist on historical time periods, where the forces of light and dark are invariably at odds and threaten the existence of humanity.
Source: Gamesradar
When historic discovery is led by activists, by people with political agendas, it will invariably be drawn to evidence that supports their claims and avert its eyes from evidence that does not.
Source: The Arizona Republic
Still, he said, criticism invariably spikes with more confrontational protests, and it isn’t the best measure of success.
Source: Kennedy Space Center
While Ricks almost invariably analogizes the civil rights movement to military operations, he might usefully have considered disanalogies.
Source: The American Prospect
Carlos is next but Timmy invariably concludes that he is perhaps the most suitable for the job due to his love and extensive knowledge of movies.
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And invariably I want it to be about their sex lives.
Source: Cup of Jo
The latter are invariably beautiful full-art cards, with luscious detail and entire stories told within the image.
Source: Kotaku
Instead, the source material for each of these sensational headlines is invariably a grainy and unconvincing video that does nothing to convince us that mermaids, bigfoot, angels, or aliens are real.
Source: Futurism
“However, when El Niño frequencies exceeded the tipping point of five per century, the faunal communities invariably shifted states,” he says.
Source: The Scientist
Carlsen’s opponents invariably reflects total focus and stress.
Source: The New York Times
More often than not, it was a one-way trip for the little guy: The main characters would of course survive, while their hapless red-shirt tagalong companions would invariably end up either left behind — or even alien fodder.
Source: Syfy
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At the top of participants’ to-do list is invariably a pilgrimage to the movie’s prominent locations, most notably the rambling Victorian that portrayed the onscreen home of the Walsh family, where siblings Mikey (Sean Astin) and Brand (Josh Brolin) live with their parents, Mrs.
Source: DIRT
That undisciplined player comes back to campus in January trying to make up for lost time and then invariably tweaks a hammy, has sore shins, a groin, maybe back spasms; it’s always something nagging.
Source: Lacrosse All Stars
1 overall player invariably means the #1 is at low ebb.
Source: ESPN
Taking place in an orphanage with an unexploded bomb in its courtyard, secrets buried within its walls, and a spectral child trapped at its centre, his characteristically poetic take on a ghost story starts and ends with a simple question; “What is a ghost?” Though quiet moans and distorted faces present us with familiar signifiers of the restless dead, as young orphan Carlo (Fernando Tielve) uncover his new home’s dark past, we’re invited to consider whether ghosts are just the dead that still appear living, or whether perhaps any tragedy “doomed to repeat itself time and again” – war, abuse, fascism – invariably makes ghosts of us all.
Source: Empire
The requirement to remove liquids and electronics invariably causes a delay at airports, as many passengers wait until they are at the scanners to do so.
Source: Euronews
Children, your own or others, will shriek and spin around you, unheard and unseen, as you invariably decide to buy both.
Source: The Guardian
One that will invariably be labeled a head-to-head between Ronaldo and his long-time rival, Lionel Messi.
Source: KSDK.com
The people of Ferrix appear to deliberately provoke the Imperial Security Bureau, after turning into an angry mob following the rousing hologram speech made by the late Maarva Andor (Fiona Shaw) without any forethought of the invariably inevitable consequences and it raises a great many questions.
Source: Space.com
"While views on the success or otherwise of the Code will invariably differ, we consider it is reasonable to conclude that the Code has been a success to date.
Source: Reuters
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Whenever a Brazilian footballer or a member of the support staff turns up for a press conference, the first question would invariably be on Pele.
Source: The Indian Express
There might be collapses aplenty straddling more than just this generation of Pakistan's Test cricket, but like the occasional brilliant flashes of light from a flame that's invariably going out, Pakistan's batting can occasionally sparkle with a luminescence that is no longer characteristic of it.
Source: ESPNcricinfo
There, she meets a hunky, down-to-earth, blandly handsome guy who invariably works with his hands (and is usually associated with the SMALL TOWN business the heroine is coming to destroy).
Source: Press Herald
Those who do are invariably vindicated not because of what they say but how they present themselves in that act and throughout the rest of the conversation, which almost always includes a ridiculous quiz or a rigged game.
Source: Salon
A WTO panel would invariably rule in favor of the U.
Source: The Hill
A pattern emerges in which Continental innovations (in agriculture, technology, religion, and governance) have invariably pushed northwestward, with the Isles repeatedly facing encroachment and population replacement.
Source: The New Yorker
And not only are smartphones almost invariably just two slabs of glass, with a piece of metal between them - they also often come in the same set of dull colors.
Source: PhoneArena
Asking “What am I seeking?” invariably leads you to ponder heavy issues.
Source: GameRant
I invariably drift off to sleep planning what I’m going to have for breakfast the next day,” said Khanna, who is “partial to home cooked food“.
Source: The Indian Express
The Nintendo icon was also asked what Nintendo's reaction to the whole situation was at the time, to which he replied: "At all of our big public events, certainly a large part of it, was scripted, but invariably something would happen," Fils-Aimé explains.
Source: Gamesradar
Why should India worry? Well, when the US sneezes, the world invariably catches cold.
Source: BusinessLine
Optical safety tech cuts warehouse transport accidents
Warehouses are invariably home to heavy volumes of traffic, such as trucks or forklift vehicles traversing the aisles.
Source: Dave2D
Credit: UCSDAlcohol exposure at different points of fetal brain development resulted in different but invariably negative effects, from fundamental dysfunction of cellular processes, to faulty construction of brain architecture and inadequate creation of support cells (gliogenesis) and connections between brain cells (synaptogenesis).
Source: Neuroscience News
Why are dive watches almost invariably cased in steel? One reason is that manufacturers have perfected the machines and techniques for working with this metal and know exactly what its physical reactions are.
Source: Five Curiosities From Deep The Millennium Watch Book WorldTempus
Spend any time talking with those in the documentary sector, and they’ll lament how hard it is to land commissions without having a celebrity aboard – a precondition that invariably impacts on journalistic rigour.
Source: Variety
A high savings rate gives you a margin of safety when life invariably intervenes.
Source: A Wealth of Common Sense
Those players will invariably score more points.
Source: Pro Football Network
If Meta is able to purchase Within, competition will invariably be stifled and "dampen innovation in the dynamic, rapidly growing U.
Source: TheStreet
In fact, across several types of motivation, those motivations linked to reading fiction rather than non-fiction were invariably associated with better verbal abilities.
Source: The Conversation
Many top artistes invariably run full houses in select prestigious sabhas.
Source: Moneycontrol
Azhar Ali's dropping, a decision made on the eve of this second Test, demonstrated Pakistan's recognition that a problem needs solving, but the strength of an omission invariably hinges on its replacement.
Source: ESPNcricinfo
Because those types of one-sided deals invariably kneecap a league's trade market.
Source: ESPN
A nice feature during exercises such as cycling through the winter, when I’m invariably wearing gloves, is that the Falcon can be used without actually using the touchscreen just by using the four buttons.
Source: CyclingWeekly
He chose to stay there as the city’s defender but was invariably drawn home for nearly every major conflict, including the one that turned Gotham into a No Man’s Land.
Source: XDA Developers
And for me, when I look back at the most vivid, exciting and life-changing art, it is invariably the art that is wild and alive like that.
Source: MPR News
Technology companies have handed us weapons of reputational damage that
are invariably set to hair-trigger alert.
Source: The Yale Review
Many tech companies have argued that they’d invariably become more conservative and restrictive about what kinds of content they allow on their sites should the rules change, out of fear of potential legal repercussions.
Source: dot.LA
8, 2022 7:21 am ETWhen the case is made for soccer as the “beautiful game” it invariably comes down to points about expressionism, flair, and its irresistible cycles of heartbreak and joy.
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Since these orders countermand those of the free market, they invariably result in imposed inefficiency and injury to the consumers.
Source: Foundation for Economic Education
They will invariably produce the opposite effect that was intended.
Source: Entrepreneur
And each and every reading of Dickens’s novella delivers both the pleasure of the familiar and, as great pieces of writing invariably do, fresh surprises and insights.
Source: GeekWire
Estates invariably have Ideas about how they want the subject presented, and they’re rarely good ones.
Source: Time Out London
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Pisces people invariably shows up late to Friendsgiving — and in yesterday’s clothes.
Source: New York Post
Children, your own or others, will shriek and spin around you, unheard and unseen, as you invariably decide to buy both.
Source: The Irish Times
The BBC lost the Brits to ITV three years later - but it still had the Smash Hits Poll Winners Party, where prize categories included Most Brilliant Haircut and Most Horrible Thing, which was invariably won by spiders.
Source: BBC
That theory would explain both the tiny handful of current artists who seem to have a stranglehold on the album charts – despite the statistic that says 60,000 new tracks a day are uploaded to one streaming service alone, only one or two new artists a year join the stranglehold ranks – and the fact that around half of said album chart is invariably made up of greatest hits collections by a small clique of “heritage” acts: Fleetwood Mac, Elton John, Abba, Oasis, Michael Jackson, Bob Marley, Eminem.
Source: The Guardian
“Therefore, the Telugu Film Producers Council requests the exhibitors to invariably implement this decision: ‘Only Telugu straight Films should be given preference during the festivals of Sankranthi and Dassera for screening in theatres and the remaining may be given to dubbed Telugu movies’.
Source: HITC Football, Gaming, Movies, TV, Music
We can argue that a 4-3-3 has got England this far but this is a huge escalation in class and against an XI as talented as France it invariably reverts to 4-5-1 anyway.
Source: Daily Mail
With a poetic grace that doesn’t need a famous name to be compelling, Tommy exquisitely encapsulates how all the happiness and grace in life—however enjoyable—is invariably fleeting.
Source: Saving Country Music
Tofu is sloppy, wet stuff, invariably sold wrapped in thick plastic you could use as kids’ shoes at the beach.
Source: Daily Caller
Again, this is great for the veterans, who invariably end up with a huge advantage every season.
Source: PRIMETIMER
— When a mockingbird steals the song of another bird, he invariably sings it better than the bird he’s mocking.
Source: Bangor Daily News
And for me, when I look back at the most vivid, exciting and life-changing art, it is invariably the art that is wild and alive like that.
Source: NPR
“My lab has been working on developing new cancer treatments for close to 20 years, and this work is perhaps the most exciting we have done in terms of its potential impact, as late-stage pancreatic cancer is impossible to treat and is invariably fatal,” Chilkoti said.
Source: SciTechDaily
Ask anyone how they use these assistants for (everyone with a smartphone has access to at least one of them) and the answer almost invariably boils down to one of two tasks: playing music, or setting a timer.
Source: The Register
Nevertheless, there are several considerations related to sample acquisition and nucleic acid processing that are invariably application-specific and affect downstream steps.
Source: Nature.com
Carper’s songs are deeply rooted in Western swing and traditional country, heavily influenced by old soul and blues music, and invariably easy on the ears.
Source: bandcamp.com
The genetic code is not something eternally and invariably existing but is the product of multi-stage evolution, which leads to the appearance of various synchronic and diachronic variants of the genetic code.
Source: Newswise
(Despite the dollar currently trading less on markets than the euro, identical products are almost invariably sold at lower prices in the US regardless of exchange rates – to the undying vexation of European consumers.
Source: Business Wire
When the justice department refuses to hand over materials from ongoing investigations, subpoenas will be issued for them, and when the DoJ invariably declines – because to comply would violate the law and all of its protocols – contempt charges will be filed against attorney general Merrick Garland, his deputy, Lisa Monaco, and individual prosecutors.
Source: The Guardian
One that will invariably be labeled a head-to-head between Ronaldo and his long-time rival, Lionel Messi.
Source: The Associated Press en Español
“The reality is the cost of high-tech systems invariably rises because of unrealistic goals and impractical solutions,” says Dan Grazier, a retired Marine captain with the nonprofit Project On Government Oversight.
Source: TIME
Moreover, these Komainus are placed on both sides of the temple gate, invariably the one open-mouthed and the other with its mouth shut “It is theorized thus: the Japanese Alphabet begins with a letter that sounds A and ends with a letter that sounds OON.
Source: Sheridan Media
It is an observation, not a slight: no other top international side lacks pace to such a marked degree but they invariably contrive to make sure it does not matter.
Source: The Guardian
A Peter Greenaway interview is its own subgenre, with its themes and variations invariably featuring a proclamation of cinema’s inferiority and infancy next to painting.
Source: Screen Slate
The obstacle avoidance sensors on the Mini 3 Pro gives you a bit of peace of mind, especially in those first few days when you’ll invariably high-speed fly it straight into your garage door while showing your friends in your driveway.
Source: DC Rainmaker
“And when I stepped offstage, I thought, ‘Is this going to be a regular part of our future?’”Planning for the future, for venues that present out of doors, now invariably means thinking about climate change.
Source: The New York Times
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