Sentences with phrase «starbird at the epicenter»

At the epicenter of his business goal, has always been around the connection and experience.

«That will benefit the industry as a whole, but obviously we hope by being at the epicenter of it we'll attract more of our fair share of that talent.»

Many have argued that they have not given their consent to be at the epicenter of such an experiment, and a petition to «Say No» has acquired 161,000 signatures.

In the end, the implanted employees at Epicenter in Sweden all had the chips inserted by choice, so it's not as if the company forces employees to take part.

The injections have become so popular that workers at Epicenter hold parties for those willing to get implanted.

and I say; «Yes, why not,»» said Fredric Kaijser, the 47 - year - old chief experience officer at Epicenter.

That's exactly the situation with a number of employees at Epicenter, a Swedish tech startup.

This means, for some years to come, the boomer will be at the epicenter of household, financial, health - care and other decisions for his own family, his boomerang adult kids who've moved back in, and his senior parents, who've also moved in.

The school was at the epicenter of heated riots in February when conservative firebrand Milo Yiannopoulos was invited to speak on campus.

For startups not located at this epicenter of emerging companies, it might seem like an uphill battle, but it doesn't have to be.

I came to Columbus to help a friend and stayed because I believe Columbus is at the epicenter of the midwest's economic resurgence with technology innovation being the catalyst.

The Tampa couple at the epicenter of a scandal that cost CIA director David Petraeus his job are waging an aggressive and unusual foreclosure defense to keep their now - iconic Bayshore Boulevard home.

China is at the epicenter of this transformation, with more than half the population involved as either a provider or a consumer.

The banks were at the epicenter of the greatest financial crisis this generation has ever seen, so it's natural to think «here we go again» when you see headlines like this:

As a rising star in the Clinton Treasury Department in the mid-1990s, Summers was at the epicenter of a case of corruption in which the US government's reputation for probity was seriously damaged abroad — in Russia in particular.

At Epicenter we are believers in action learning: genuine insight comes from experimenting and being creative with new tech.

While you take notice of the boats ripped from their mooring and washing out to sea, note that the surge and storm were even more powerful at its epicenter over Big Pine Key, culminating in a 10 foot surge based upon waterlines we saw firsthand among damaged homes.

At Epicenter, we bring people together and form teams that collaboratively can produce a unique solution around a problem or idea.

At Epicenter, we run corporate innovation labs that are strategic and with an entrepreneurial DNA.

At Epicenter members are invited to innovate alongside the world's fastest growing digital companies and creative corporate initiatives.

Furthermore, ongoing innovations and enhancements to all of the above will drive even more premium market share gains for iPhone, which sits at the epicenter of this mega-ecosystem.

Steve Jobs takes us behind the scenes of the digital revolution, to paint a portrait of the man at its epicenter.

At a symposium and webinar presented by Fenwick & West and Mewburn Ellis, we asked U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and European Patent Office examiners to provide perspective on the preparation and prosecution of patent applications in the areas of precision medicine and bioinformatics, disciplines that are at the epicenter of rapidly changing law on patent eligibility of software and medical diagnostic inventions.

Alibaba is at the epicenter of China's booming consumer culture, Evans said, and he cited numbers that point to strong years ahead.

The battleground is TechSquare Labs, a 15k square foot investment fund and innovation hub at the epicenter of Technology Square, Atlanta's fast - growing startup arena.

They were at the epicenter of a battle at the Austin Board of Realtors that unfolded for much of the year.

Baxter is at the epicenter of a furious dispute at the University of Notre Dame.

At the epicenter is the grave negligence of bishops.

At the epicenter of the continuing crisis is the simple, however difficult, virtue of fidelity.

At the epicenter of the book is the claim that time and eternity are not antithetical, that time is of the very being of the eternal God.

Canon lawyers who were not at the epicenter of the panic in Dallas point out that, for all the tough talk, the charter adopted has no juridical force whatever.

About Loews Hotels & Resorts Headquartered in New York City, Loews Hotels & Resorts owns and / or operates 19 hotels and resorts in the U.S. and Canada including the newly acquired Loews Madison Hotel located in the heart of Washington at the epicenter of legendary D.C. landmarks and the Loews Boston Hotel, one of Boston's preeminent historic buildings, situated on the corner of Berkeley and Stuart Streets.

Centrally located in downtown Miami within walking distance from the American Airlines Arena, EPIC is at the Epicenter of the basketball scene with a unique, cosmopolitan vibe to match the Heat's own smooth moves on the court.

The line «Riggin» for Wiggins» was repeated ad nauseam as tanking took its place at the epicenter of the NBA universe.

It didn't help that Vince's timing and rush to put the title on Roman gave off the impression that he was only getting involved because he saw «his guy» getting thunderous cheers again, and wanted to be at the epicenter basking in them.

Still, I'd really like to sit down with Paul and ask him - What was it like to be at the epicenter of a cultural tectonic shift?

«With New York at the epicenter of the Lyme Disease epidemic, it is beyond comprehension that the Governor has failed to make it a priority in his Executive Budget,» Serino said.

Meanwhile, Dutchess County — at the epicenter of the disease — is aiming to educate the public in a different way this year.

Since Red Line moved from Brooklyn to lower Manhattan two years ago, Pellowski found himself at the epicenter of the Fulton Street water main and Fulton Transit Center construction.

The test refusals have continued despite the moratorium on evaluations: This marked the third year of massive statewide boycotts, with the Island at the epicenter.

«New York State is at the epicenter of some of the country's most important internet policy debates.

But the Southern Tier, which is at the epicenter of the gas drilling debate, will feature the largest demonstration.

... You're at the epicenter of everything that happens in Congress,» Higgins said.

Scientists had three or four seismographs positioned at the epicenter of the earthquake when it occurred, and another 25 to 30 will be deployed there now or soon to study aftershocks and locate the November 5 quake's origin more precisely.

But more than 220 years ago, this same breed of mosquito was spreading a different and deadly epidemic right here in Philadelphia and just like Zika, this epidemic is seeing a modern resurgence, with Brazil at its epicenter.

These communities found themselves at the epicenter of an unusual weather pattern that dumped record rainfall on northwestern Pakistan and sent floodwaters surging from the north to the rest of the nation.

The trials will wrap up in mid-August when the researchers will shake the unoccupied structure with forces comparable to those at the epicenter of the catastrophic 1994 Northridge earthquake in Los Angeles, which claimed dozens of lives and caused billions of dollars in damage.

This proof - of - principle study highlights the feasibility of applying a semiautomated MRI analysis pipeline for atlas - based texture feature extraction from T2 - weighted MRI at the epicenter of acute spinal cord injury (SCI).

«So we can tell people that are not at the epicenter that waves are on the way.»

Microbiota - gut - brain axis is at epicenter of new approach to mental health — Mary Ann Leibert — EurekAlert