Still, there are still unknowns that could bog down the talks.
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Traditionally, the way processors, storage and memory interact can bog down computers.
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Use this transit to bog down on your responsibilities and stay focused.
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Counterproductive and, at times, bitter arguments bog down the search for solutions.
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These specificities don't bog down the series, they help to make it better.
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He altered shots and clogged passing lanes to bog down the Jazz offense.
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Though coaches try to relay the signs quickly, the process can bog down.
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If the nuclear talks bog down, it could mean curtains for inter-Korean detente.
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If tax reform appears to bog down, Goolsbee said, stocks could nosedive as well.
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But repealing all these rules would significantly bog down efforts to stop global warming.
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And that's one final place where Trump administration policy may bog down psychedelic research.
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Chrome did manage to bog down a little, but that's not a huge surprise.
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The increase in asylum claims has continued to bog down an already-overwhelmed immigration court system.
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Administration officials have said existing U.S. asylum rules encourage illegal immigration and bog down legitimate claims.
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Challenging Trump's position in court could bog down the impeachment drive in months of legal challenges.
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The approach makes for a fleet, relentless movie that doesn't bog down in exposition and explanation.
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This was the same issue that caused me to bog down when reading about Martin Van Buren.
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Hopefully this change won't bog down the flow of moving between the content posted by your friends.
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And even during moments when I wasn't, the 2-megapixel files didn't bog down my 64GB iPhone.
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The US saw it as an opportunity to bog down its rival in its own Vietnam War.
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What Trump can do, however, is bog down any momentum that may have been building toward deep decarbonization.
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The Trump administration has prioritized the replacement of Obamacare, and traders fear that will bog down other activity.
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"If judicial review is added on top of this it would really bog down the system," Kneedler said.
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It would bog down the congressional agenda at a time when Congress is already worried about getting everything done.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - James Comey's callout of Donald Trump's lies is likely to bog down an already struggling administration.
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First, they will bog down the administration in requests for information, leaving it less bandwidth to continue slashing regulations.
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It doesn't come with any ugly containers around the photo, and it doesn't seem to bog down webpages either.
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They argued that releasing the documents now would betray that trust and bog down the state's civil court docket.
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Both sides need to not be afraid to take additional steps, otherwise this process is going to bog down.
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The White House has also signaled that it doesn't want to bog down the coronavirus bill with unrelated items.
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Suspending the rules is one way entrepreneurial lawmakers can bypass procedural hurdles that sometimes bog down the legislative process.
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Rand Paul's power to bog down Trump's nominees, the libertarian movement sees tangible opportunities to make its influence felt.
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While beef and broccoli are perfectly healthy, excess oil tends to bog down restaurant versions of this otherwise light entrée.
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Yes, but: The approach requires additional onboard storage to preserve all of the previous changes, which could bog down performance.
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In an atmosphere of persistent mistrust, even small doubts have the ability to bog down and completely derail the process.
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I don't advise this, but I had to take some shrooms, bog down, and try to think of something different.
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Washington fears a sustained campaign in Falluja could bog down the army in hostile territory and delay the recapture of Mosul.
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So we are concerned that them having to add on what protections certain species get will further bog down the process.
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Republicans may bog down the process by offering up amendments that are unlikely to be approved by the Democrat-controlled House.
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That wasn't quite the case with the Surface Go, which could handle simple tasks, but was far too easy to bog down.
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Neither is necessarily slow for stuff like chatting and web browsing, but do too much on either machine and they'll bog down.
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He also said removing all access fees could bog down the courts' computer systems by subjecting them to huge numbers of queries.
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Surrounding yourself with negative people can bog down your creativity and drive and it could ultimately be the downfall of your business.
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With that in mind, Pelosi encouraged the negotiators to "keep it simple" and avoid extraneous measures that might bog down the talks.
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Part of his team's strategy is to bog down the process in litigation, denying the public clarity until after the 2020 election.
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Although vastly outnumbered, the jihadists have used snipers, booby traps, improvised landmines and hundreds of suicide-bombers to bog down Iraqi security forces.
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The Pentagon, which found transgender people would not bog down the military, initially announced new transgender troops may enlist by July 1, 2017.
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As Freeman explains, it won't be easy for Trump to rescind regulations that are already finalized, but he can certainly bog down implementation.
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Because influencers are paid only in commission, it also sidesteps the clunky FTC-mandated promotional disclosures that usually bog down social media product promotions.
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It's a very fast and responsive phone: apps open very quickly and I haven't been able to get the 210 to bog down once.
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Many senators likely voted against amendments they believe in because adding them would bog down the process—and right now speed is the priority.
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Foreign fighters and extremists began moving into Iraq, assisted by Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria, which sought to bog down the United States.
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Infrastructure-related deals are reckoned to account for around 10% of the nearly $200bn in non-performing loans that currently bog down India's financial system.
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Leaving the Supreme Court nomination and other high-profile disagreements for 2017 "does bog down" a new administration, "no question about it," the aide said.
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They prove, with a certain caveat, that quantum computers could handle the problem efficiently while traditional computers would bog down forever trying to solve it.
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That initially comes across as a daring choice: Too much exposition would just bog down the story, and too much explanation can kill the imagination.
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As Freeman explains, it will be hard for Trump to rescind regulations that are already finalized without Congress, but he can certainly bog down implementation.
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For the most part, they are merely atmospheric, which tends to bog down the story, already boggy in its original form, rather than propel it.
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It would be nice to report that "Vinyl" sustains the momentum Mr. Scorsese establishes in the pilot, but through five episodes, it tends to bog down.
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The repositioning has been triggered by mounting concerns that the Trump administration's trade war with China and rising interest rates will bog down the worldwide economy.
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In June 2016, the Obama administration lifted a decades-long ban on transgender service, citing research that found transgender people would not bog down the military.
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Running these games on their highest settings would either bog down the computer to the point of making it unusable or just crash the game entirely.
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What's more, the action sequences that so often bog down the narrative in films like this are expertly choreographed, making them a true delight to watch.
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Adam Schiff, proposed limiting witness testimony to a single week, a bid to allay concerns among Republicans that calling witnesses would bog down the Senate indefinitely.
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He could call on our European Union partners to work with his administration on a new sanctions package that could be applied if negotiations bog down.
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It also acts as a more powerful SSD controller, handling the compute load of file encryption directly rather than having it bog down your main processor.
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That tactic avoids clunky exposition that can bog down genre works, and it also makes the world feel mysterious and largely unexplored, even after eight episodes.
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A peace treaty to resolve the Korean War 65 years after an armistice was signed could be considered, if it wouldn't bog down the nuclear negotiations.
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Too much technical information would bog down the story, which is about two people who, despite coming from very different worlds, are drawn to each other.
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For Facebook, these ads bog down load times for outside links and thus hamper user experience—something the company recently cracked down on via an algorithm tweak.
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But backing groups at loggerheads with their national governments threatens to bog down the UAE in the seemingly endless conflicts of two of the world's poorest countries.
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Things started to bog down from there as Michigan State repeatedly had to settle for field goals, getting three in the first half from junior Matt Coghlin.
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This feels a lot cleaner than many Android interfaces, which hide apps away in an "app drawer" and bog down the interface with resource-hungry bells and whistles.
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This was an effort to both expand Iran's influence in Iraq and bog down the US in Iraq to prevent any kind of follow-up attack on Iran.
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Bills passed out of the Appropriations Committee are barraged by hundreds of floor amendments, many just making political points that bog down or even kill the entire process.
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Only occasionally does he bog down in academic quibbles with previous biographers or tortured reasoning (citing, at one point, recent scientific studies about the curative power of prayer).
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Barring such a recusal, however, a new Trump-friendly official has considerable power to simply bog down the probe by refusing new investigative steps or blocking prosecutions outright.
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The nation could be sliding towards a major war with a power that is far more capable than Iraq -- which managed to bog down US troops for a decade.
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He's one of the most "schemable" quarterbacks in recent memory because pressure and zone coverages confuse him, his throwing accuracy fails him, and his offenses tend to bog down.
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Click here to view original GIFThere's no denying that 360 video is cool, but the files required are large and can really bog down if you're watching them online.
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The mere existence of a perplexing directive like this, experts say, could bog down work at various regulatory agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency or Food and Drug Administration.
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That's because legislators enjoy special privileges they can use to bog down investigations and limit the fallout, former prosecutors and others with experience probing Congressional wrongdoing told VICE News.
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In general, I just didn't have as strong a feel for what would and would not bog down this computer — with an Intel chip, I know what to expect.
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That includes, for instance, reducing sexual harassment and discrimination and ensuring researchers receiving federal grants aren't subject to burdens that bog down their work, such as excessive administrative activities.
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While Trump's legal strategy appears designed to bog down Democratic investigations and push any final results past the 2020 election, recent decisions suggest the process may move much faster.
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Its platform also takes care of the administrative tasks that can bog down in-home daycare providers, like marketing and payments, and helps them meet state healthy and safety standards.
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Considering the delays that commonly bog down infrastructure projects in India, the speed at which the 26 megawatt project was completed demonstrates the country's commitment to renewables, said an analyst.
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He signaled the widespread GOP fear that adding a health-care debate to the tax bill will only bog down a reform package that is President Trump's new top priority.
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Although this would have generated big short-term gains for the company, analysts said it would also bog down the department store with rent expenses, and deteriorate its credit quality.
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Cornyn signaled the widespread GOP fear that adding a health-care debate to the tax bill will only bog down a reform package that is President Trump's new top priority.
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He knew the black volcanic sand, which had dunes up to 15 feet tall, could bog down the Americans, so he figured to let them all on before opening fire.
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And while everything the company has built to date has lived inside of Snapchat, it's willing to spawn standalone apps if necessary so that it doesn't bog down its messaging service.
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The end result is a simplified browser that may load web pages more quickly, the company claims, given that ads and other web trackers can bog down pages and impact performance.
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But if you put layers and layers, and belts and suspenders and another belt and another suspender, you bog down the system and you don't get to accomplish your social purpose.
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There are some sites I visit that either bog down my processor or throw up a ton of pop-ups and I end up killing all the bad things in a rage.
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The C302 can handle a dozen or more tabs, while cheaper Chromebooks can bog down when you get more than eight and usually make you look at crappy screens while you wait.
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Had he instead allowed the nomination process to proceed and bog down in more gridlock, the outrage quotient among Democrats would have remained lower and his prospects for retaining the majority higher.
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But if things bog down; if events take the nation off track; and/or if bad things happen and they are in any way tied to Trump's behavior, then watch out. 40.
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It's just another weapon Houston has when possessions bog down and they conduct open-heart surgery on half-court defenses that are too afraid to help off the three-point line. 9.
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Even then, the protracted tussle over just one product raises questions about how quickly Nafta's renegotiation could bog down if the Trump administration decides to open multiple fronts in rewriting the accord.
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Instead, as Vox's Zack Beauchamp has explained, it looked to be a political ploy to bog down the indictment in parliamentary antics and to rally his hardcore supporters ahead of the election.
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With talks now seeming to bog down, some diplomats and political leaders fear that violence could grow deadlier — even if much of it plays out in the countryside, away from the headlines.
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Making the app usable on a phone was tricky, however, in part because it relies on multiple pieces of AI that can run down the handset's battery and bog down its main processor.
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The argument against a climate debate or any single-subject debate, per the DNC, is that it would bog down the already tight debate schedule and unfairly benefit any candidate with a pet subject.
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A book this long (571 pages, not including acknowledgments and footnotes) and bleak could have been unbearable, but every time its pages bog down, along comes a pick-me-up of an unexpected insight.
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Similarly, a constitutional amendment to expand the use of solar power, which drew 73 percent approval last year, has been met by a raft of obstructionist proposals that would bog down rooftop solar installation.
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What Trump and congressional Republicans are really trying to do is to stack the deck against us by granting corporations new powers to bog down the process through which responsible public oversight protects the people.
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The arrival of reinforcements is likely to sustain Kurdish resistance, bog down the Turkish forces and prolong a conflict that is sapping the resources of military powers that rival him for control of Syrian territory.
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Canada's relaxed regulations, a mature industry, and free-flowing capital have offered firms a unique opportunity to advance research without the legal and political risks that bog down growers in the United States and elsewhere.
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A spate of social measures worth up to 10 billion euros was announced, even though the expense will bog down the national budget and risks turning France into a bad pupil of the European Union.
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And the logistics of moving people, equipment and millions of parts to the island helped bog down the effort until it became a slow, frustrating and ultimately disastrous effort to restore power to desperate citizens.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — If you don't get a chuckle from this Robyn Weintraub themeless grid, I'll eat my hat, which I will also tip respectfully to anyone who doesn't bog down in the southwest corner today.
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As Vox's Sarah Kliff has pointed out, the two laws targeted by the Court restricted access to abortions in a very specific way — by using the guise of patient safety to bog down Texas abortion clinics.
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"The stakes are simply too high to let the pettiness from 2016 bog down what's going to be one of the most significant voter mobilization efforts the country's ever seen to stop Donald Trump," he said.
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Popular Photos could offer users a more relaxing, lean-back browsing experience that omits links you have to click through, status updates you have to read, and other content types that bog down the News Feed.
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If you're done using your Mac, make sure you quit out of every program you don't need on startup before turning it off, otherwise they will automatically load when you boot and bog down your startup time.
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Yet the point does seem to stand — when, in Facebook's case, the platform business appears to be reflecting (or, well, channeling, via its PR) the same problematic qualities that mire and/or bog down content on Facebook.
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WhatsApp said the system was working as it had intended, because the trade-offs to prevent such a deception by verifying every message on the platform would create an enormous privacy risk or bog down the service.
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The militants' basic strategy appears to be to focus much of their efforts on blunting the CTS attack, calculating that if they can stymie Iraq's most experienced fighting force, the Iraqi government's broader offensive will bog down.
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Yet, magically, even as he trashed each opportunity, the series didn't bog down in bleakness: it was sympathetic to BoJack's depression and the sources of his pain, but it didn't glamorize his solipsism as a special sensitivity.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republicans in Congress are planning a light legislative agenda as they return from their long summer break on Tuesday, a strategy some say is designed in part to bog down Hillary Clinton if she becomes president.
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And on Thursday night, during one of two appearances on Fox News, he endorsed Mr. O'Reilly's suggestion to declare war on terrorists — even though such a move would bog down a Trump administration in a lengthy congressional debate.
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Pandora also says it has filtered its catalog to remove the "karaoke tracks, knock-off covers and pet sounds" that bog down other services, and it uses its "Music Genome Project" technology to help users automatically build their playlists.
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The mind-melting density of detail in Stephenson's work can sometimes overwhelm or bog down the narrative, but in "Fall" it is very much in service of the book's subject: reality, and how it might one day be simulated.
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Adam Silver and the NBA have ambitions to continue to expand the game nationally and internationally, but that seems impossible if play is mired in intentional fouls, which bog down the game's best selling point: that it's freewheeling and open.
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For instance, if Trump decides he needs Democratic votes on tax reform and is willing to engage in protracted negotiations and make major concessions to get there, the process could bog down and ensure a quick Republican-only bill won't pass.
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The deployments, officials said, are meant to impose costs on Moscow, to make Russia's attempts to mount online operations in Europe and elsewhere more difficult and to potentially bog down Moscow's operatives and degrade their ability to interfere in American elections.
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The number of major failures — snarls that bog down 50 or more trains at a time — dropped 20 percent on weekdays between June and October, Joseph J. Lhota, the chairman of the Transportation Authority, announced at the agency's board meeting.
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She has a history of working with Democrats on energy legislation, and got 85 Senate votes for passage of a major energy bill in 2016, only to see it bog down in negotiations with a House then also led by Republicans.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) could try to bog down the bill.
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However, the greenfield approach introduces some fundamental problems and challenges — especially at the enterprise and industrial level — which can hold back the IoT industry and bog down the rate at which IoT is being trusted, embraced and adopted by consumers, businesses and industries.
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If I were Kim, I would utilize the old North Korean nuclear diplomacy playbook: declare your intention to give up your weapons but stall, lie and do whatever you can to make negotiations around the terms of such an enterprise bog down for years.
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Jon Frosch, The Hollywood Reporter: That's a lot of anticipation to bog down any film — let alone something as featherweight as Snatched, a fitfully amusing, entirely disposable mother-daughter caper that's elevated a notch by its gifted central duo and capable direction from Jonathan Levine.
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The suddenly vacated cabinet positions, adding to two ministries already vacant because of resignations, will further bog down the work of a government that has struggled to get its house in order while also facing emboldened Taliban offensives and decreasing support across the country.
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The challenge for Mr. Trump will be embarking on a protracted negotiation with Mr. Kim that, if the past is any guide, will quickly bog down in highly technical discussions about inspections of nuclear sites, the dismantling of installations and the removal of nuclear fuel.
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Still, at various points the negotiations appeared to bog down, in part due to administration officials who sources say were unhappy with the direction of the agreement, and in part given the scope and scale of the talks that were occurring in an exceedingly tight time window.
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To buy time, North Korea may offer moderate and temporary concessions to limit its nuclear or missile tests programs, offer purely symbolic steps hoping the president will accept them and declare victory for the US, or may try to bog down negotiators in complex technical discussions.
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Where the book's digressions sometimes bog down are in its more self-reflective moments: Noe the storyteller defending himself against charges (but whose?) of sentimentality and holding forth on the relationship between story and truth, the real and the imagined, and the enriching merits of the arts.
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The model I tested was on the low end with enough speed and performance to count but Trisquel tended to bog down a bit and the secure browser, "an unbranded Mozilla based browser that never recommends non-free software," was a little too locked down for its own good.
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Some foreign commentators were still, even then, mesmerised by what they regarded as a winning combination of a technocratic government with a good sense of the country's needs and how to fulfil them, and a disdain for the endless debates that can bog down good policy in democracies.
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"People who crusade against basic, established science concepts such as evolution and climate change will have the green light to bog down the textbook selection process on the local level and bully school boards into compromises that will negatively impact science education," the group wrote in a blog post.
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It would make better sense to continue the support and perhaps increase it, not in the belief that one can bring about a political settlement, but rather to bog down the regime and its allies and minimize the future threat they may pose to U.S. interests in the region.
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The rise of malvertising, invasive tracking and surveillance, and heavyweight scripts that can bog down browser performance mean that there is a strong case to be made for blocking ads (a recent study found that advertising and scripts slow down web pages by an average of 44 percent).
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Backers of both measures say they avoided taking on controversial issues -- such has banning kid-focused flavors used in vaping that could bog down the legislation -- in order stay focused simply on raising the age of purchase, something that is supported by Altria, the large tobacco company that says it backs both bills.
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A new department of up to 1,000 staff may reassure the public that something is being done but, as the Institute for Government, a think-tank, points out, it will bog down mandarins at a time when there is more important work to be done than sorting out new e-mail addresses.
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In the days ahead, one pivotal point will be whether the Islamic State defends the east of the city or retreats across the Tigris River to the west side, which is more densely populated and where some worry that the terrorist group could bog down security forces in the Old City's narrow streets.
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Other virtues here include an avoidance of the usual slow tempos that bog down most "Swan Lakes" (with one intermission, this production runs at two hours and a quarter) and a moderately pretty evocation of the medieval Age of Chivalry that the ballet's makers had in mind (scenery and costumes by Benjamin Tyrrell).
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More worryingly, a handful of states besides California and Illinois that have recently tried to ban these defenses have failed—and though legislation is in progress in others, bills that haven't passed are a case study in the bureaucratic red tape that can bog down what should be all but an open-and-shut effort.
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Reuters was unable to determine exactly how many times the work of inspectors has been hampered, but Syrian tactics have included withholding visas, submitting large volumes of documents multiple times to bog down the process, last-minute restrictions on site inspections and coercing certain witnesses to change their stories during interviews, four diplomats and inspectors involved in the process told Reuters.
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Yet while Democrats want to hash this out by mid- December, Republican leaders this week indicated they may not get to this legislation until January or February, just before the March deadline Trump set for the Obama-era policy protecting them to sunset, both because they're focused on tax reform and because don't want to bog down a December government funding bill with this hot-button issue.
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Lincoln Center had Wallace Harrison and Robert Moses, and while nobody wants today's incarnation of the old, authoritarian Moses, somebody with a mayoral mandate and construction chops who believes in the social and civic value of design excellence could be appointed to oversee the new jails and break the bureaucratic logjams that, especially across successive city administrations, inevitably bog down and compromise undertakings like this one.
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Fox News host Jeanine Pirro said Sunday that she believes various forces in Washington have conspired to "frame" President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and bog down his administration with scandal and controversy.
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