It's just about whom Becca chooses to hone in on.
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Experiment in order to hone in on the true problem.
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Torrey uses thermal scopes to locate the hogs and hone in.
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"Really hone in on the position you're looking for," says Rodgers.
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Meanwhile, the lyrics of "I Won" hone in on Kim's physical beauty.
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We were one of the first clinics to hone in on Instagram.
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It's also launching products to hone in on specific industries like retail.
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"We are starting to hone in on the big two," Cook said.
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You can filter out the endless noise and hone in on your truth.
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When I listen to music, I don't automatically hone in on the words.
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" The opening words of the show hone in on that economy: "It's 1763.
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Are dudes just crimson-obsessed robots who only hone in on the lips?
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We know what they're looking for and we can hone in on that.
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I think it also helps you iterate and hone in on these ideas.
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Other fish use smell to hone in on prey, for mating, migrating, and foraging.
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Some chose to hone in on the fact that West's hair is unusually long.
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This way, I'm able to hone in and focus on building speed and agility.
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With new research, however, scientists are starting to hone in on the impact zone.
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Cape and Schwietzer are not the first entrepreneurs to hone in on this problem.
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Really hone in on that curiosity — it gets lost in the day-to-day.
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She also likes the ability to hone in on skills that she's interested in.
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How did you hone in on the overall sound and palette for this film?
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Facebook tweaked its policies Monday to hone in on homegrown bot networks in response.
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By mid-October, they were able to hone in on the New Castle area.
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But let's hone in on chutneys again, because piccalilli is your new favorite one.
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But Baldi won't hone in on that; he focuses again on something more meditative.
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They can then program Cas12a using an RNA guide to hone in on specific targets.
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Its cosponsors, however, have chosen, instead, to hone in on the advantages to local press.
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Let's hone in on a couple where getting the balance right is far from simple.
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Next, use those cues to help you hone in on practical solutions for your stress.
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But now, Brown says, it's time to hone in on the realities of surviving it.
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They are starting to hone in on the issues that will define the general election.
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Once you have a broad understanding of the industry, hone in on the company itself.
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Over time, though, the Fed will need to hone in on the most effective rules.
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You specifically hone in on 2 wheeler ojeks, where did you get this idea from?
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The tendency to hone in on your home market is not just common, it's inevitable.
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Choosing camera angles and sounds lets every user hone in on what grabs their attention.
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He's really started to hone in on how to broaden his message to more issues.
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Wall Street continues to hone in on subpar free cash flow, which analysts say lags peers.
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Here, you have four years to hone in on yourself as an artist and a person.
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If they held numerous roles and are specifically targeting one type now, hone in on that.
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Let's hone in on a pick that has some significance to your early years as DJs.
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An artist need only hone in on a few defining features to make a recognizable portrait.
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To feel your most authentic self, hone in on the looks you really love to wear.
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Your impact will be greater and you'll be able to hone in on that big idea.
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But Gallup includes several survey questions that let me hone in on these potential competitive effects.
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The new technologies helped me hone in on the right questions and trace them through time.
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But the President made a really good point that I want to hone in on today.
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Producers hone in on a contestant's sexual knowledge, often exploiting it for the sake of a storyline.
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Market participants will hone in on the governor's news conference to see whether Thursday's decision was unanimous.
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To hone in on a very specific demographic thirsty for representation in a honest yet beautiful way.
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Similarly, knowing the exact kind of company and job title you want helps hone in your strategy.
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However, the association is pitching Infield Chatter as a way to hone in on its specific audience.
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For Heimark, the future of the legal industry will hone in on the molecules that McDonough mentioned.
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Then, you can hone in on what you really want when you've done a bunch of things.
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What will Republicans be focused on as Democrats hone in on the Russia and alleged obstruction stuff?
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Tina Fey and Amy Poehler helped Kevin G hone in his rap skills on the movie set.
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Palihapitiya's comments come as U.S. lawmakers and regulators hone in on Big Tech due to antitrust concerns.
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Does he have something he's passionate about but wants to hone in on even more this year?
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It's going to be a smaller collection, just to sort of hone in on what we know.
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It would hone in like a laser on the problem of unjustified delaying tactics that thwart competition.
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Because at that time, her attempt to bring back focus was to hone in on the pornography aspect.
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Naturally, I like to experiment and play [with] lots of different ideas, and then hone in on one.
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Watching Insecure take shape has allowed me to pace my own project and hone in on what's important.
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"Many, many iterations allowed us to hone in on just the right balance of brewing parameters," said Day.
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The best way to do that is to hone in on what people love more than anything: money.
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Snapchat was the first to hone in on vertical video, because that's how people naturally hold their phones.
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As the field multiplies, so too does the amount of information that hackers have to hone in on.
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He will likely use Thursday's state of the city address to hone in on some of those issues.
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It is a super-creative and progressive environment where we were encouraged to hone in on our individual talents.
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Because they really hone in on all those intersections of gender and cultural anxieties, and it was really painful.
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There were moments — maybe even entire days — where they could mute all the noise and hone in on themselves.
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"Just being able to [hone] in on what it is and identify it is the first step," Petsch said.
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Two of the trio have begun to hone in on Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky senator and Republican majority leader.
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Their numbers are even harder to hone in on because of the split between the Daytime and Primetime ceremonies.
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But for some strange reason, Twitter wants to ignore all of those milestones and hone in on her hair.
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You can make one of their hometown, college town, or favorite travel destination and hone in on particular spots.
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It was like all other music started to fall away and my taste started to hone in much more.
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"I was really trying to hone in on the disambiguation project as a non-library sciences term," she says.
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When you decide which fairs to attend, hone in on the style of art that you find most appealing.
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By clearing your mind of needless worry, you can hone in on the real concerns you might be able stop.
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But when police were able to hone in on Judy anyway, Steve let her know where his true loyalties were.
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"To hone in on menstrual blood is ridiculous," Gunter said, when there's also sweat, urine and fecal matter to consider.
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A key Senate panel seemed to hone in yesterday on some bipartisan ideas to cut federal spending on prescription drugs.
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For me, this is the thing to hone in on, and for game developers, the thing to think about emulating.
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Taking that time to really hone in on what our needs are and doing something about it can be huge.
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His level of expertise on local plants took years to hone in, and he admitted that it's far from exhaustive.
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Family members alerted race organizers and, using the "Find My iPhone" app, were able to hone in on his location.
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I don't because this means we still hone in on the instance, the person, the event, and not the system.
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Using Facebook ads crafted by an outside consultant, his company targeted liberal dog owners to hone in on likely buyers.
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If you can hone in on that and make that happen and it feels good, it's not an ego thing.
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The program is planning to hone in on the college demographic this year, with Margaritaville University merch in college colors.
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So they really dissected it for me, that way I could really hone in on what those feelings were like.
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They also slammed the bank for pursuing arbitrated settlements with defrauded consumers as Democrats hone in on the controversial practice.
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But genetic tests and family histories could help pediatricians hone in on high-risk infants and offer a scan to them.
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Both films celebrate female individuality and hone in on the complexity of the mother-daughter relationship, albeit in wildly different ways.
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After a mass shooting, Americans hone in on the specifics to try to prevent the next one: Was he mentally ill?
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The RRO must hone in on certain regulations, such as those that are outdated or are perceived to curtail job creation.
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The idea is that as big sell-side houses cut coverage of niche areas, smaller ones can hone in on them.
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That makes shopping online more overwhelming, but ultimately more rewarding if you're able to hone in on the most valuable deals.
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It was cool to hone in on her insecurities and how they actually affect this persona that she tries to project.
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They use that time to hone in on specific ways to improve their life, such as how to make more money.
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To hone in one extra channels for kids or sports, there are add-on packages for $5 to $10 per month.
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It evaluates the proteins found in their spittle, helping you hone in on more than 224 items that may affect them.
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And an audio zoom feature will hone in on whatever sound is coming from the subject you're pointing the cameras at.
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But the court did hone in on a single question at issue: whether Qualcomm has to license standard essential patents to competitors.
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"It's really a way to help the industry hone in on stories that have importance," Wattpad Studios Head Aron Levitz told Mashable.
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Built-in programs made for specific recipes also help to hone in on texture and prevent chunks where there shouldn't be chunks.
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There are ways to hone in on a lewk and tone it down or amp it up — depending on your beauty skillz.
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They might also hone in on Ghislaine Maxwell, a woman who played multiple roles in Epstein's life: girlfriend, assistant, and allegedly, procurer.
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The Muse offers one way of presenting that information, especially if you'd like your reference to hone in on a few things.
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Their highly specialized odor sensors can discern between thousands of different aromatic compounds, allowing them to hone in on a desired target.
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After she shared the visuals for "No Promises," her new song with Cheat Codes, viewers didn't hone in on the song's sound.
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With this particular group, it's nice that we can come together and hone in on a less strict approach to collective experimentation.
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But the coordinated areas (looking at you, wall of poufs) make it a little easier to hone in on what you need.
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Protesters focus on Snipes It took mere minutes from protesters outside the election office in Broward County to hone in on Snipes.
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TED curator Chris Anderson told Quartz that it can be helpful to hone in on a few friendly faces among the audience.
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Time for someone with access to an IR-scanning telescope to hone in on on this rather small set of candidate objects.
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Get good at hearing them vent about work, and hone in on the unique brand of humor that help them loosen up.
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Since then, he took a page out of his father's book and started to hone in on the business side of things.
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You can also punch in your location on Facebook's job-finding feature to hone in on job openings in your desired destination.
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Jvion's product should be attractive to hospitals looking to hone in on SDOH strategies and make the best use of their funds.
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Over the course of five hours, they detected four bursts — which allowed them to hone in on the source of the signal.
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Since small-cap funds require less cash to invest in the names they hone in on, they're more prone to this practice.
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This incredible temperature gradient lets you hone in on whatever amount of heat the hair's natural texture needs to hold a style.
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I used Winc to hone in on the specific types of wine I like and understand how to pair them with food.
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"The lower it gets, the harder it is to hone in on what we can do to make it better," Shahin said.
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Even so, Twitter users were quick to hone in on the error, making jokes and teasing the president for making yet another blunder.
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"Each time it runs, it gathers data to hone in on the areas that are most critical," the team writes in today's announcement.
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DNA genetics labs can hone in on each and trace your dog's maternal and paternal line all the way back to great grandparents.
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The kit focuses on family medical history and can pinpoint genetic diseases and even hone in on traits like allergies or hair color.
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Despite the wide reach of her works, Montague credits Swift with helping her hone in on her artistic talent and gain major recognition.
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And then he'll run numerous variations on his original experiment, to hone in on the precise conditions under which quasicrystals can naturally form.
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When thinkpieces and social media hone in on importance of the #MeToo and Time's Up movements, the conversations surrounding diversity often get lost.
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According to astrologer Lynn Koiner, this is the perfect time to hone in on issues or frustrations that have been holding you back.
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That way, users can get much more precise recommendations and links by selecting exactly what they'd like Google's software to hone in on.
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But the split screen forces you to watch the Instagram videos a few times and hone in on different aspects of each scene.
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After writing about authors and alcoholism in your last book, what made you hone in on visual artists for the topic of loneliness?
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To help him hone in on the right areas, he used a modified emulator to rule out extraneous data like music and graphics.
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You can make one of their hometown, their favorite travel destination, or the place where you met, and hone in on particular spots.
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It's important to know what types of targets hackers hone in on, their tradecraft, techniques, procedures and how they respond to certain situations.
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"This kind of analysis helps us to hone in on a more realistic estimate of what the sizes of these populations are," Hillbruner said.
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Mastering engineers can provide feedback to the artist about their mix, hone in on a particular style, and make more deliberate corrections and enhancements.
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And then the longer you stay with that, you delve into your process and you are able to hone in on your own style.
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In terms of the book, what's the message you want it to convey to readers, or would you rather not hone in on that?
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The group hopes other scientists will conduct similar experiments using different models to help hone in on a more reliable measure of climate sensitivity.
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Cherop said the phone messaging system also helps Kenya Seed Company track locations where counterfeit seed packets are common, to hone in on offenders.
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With Pastel, I wanted to hone in on the fact that the box black men are often put into is unnatural to begin with.
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Alexandra Dickinson, founder and CEO of Ask For It, also has tips: do your research, hone in on what you want and ask respectfully.
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Both the customer and their doctor get a copy of the results, and they could be used to help hone in a medication regimen.
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When the news is coming in so quickly, how do you hone in on an issue and find enough focus to bake it out?
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It sounds harsh, but when there are so many people in competition with one another, they've got to hone in any way they can.
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Which is a little bit freaky in that, at any given time, they can hone in and track your foot traffic through the city.
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Hone in all the good Jersey Shore vibes and just maybe you will be able to locate the differences between these two super similar snaps!
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With so many options and so little time to prepare, we've narrowed down the search to hone in on one glittery staple: gold party dresses.
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"Any effective advertising evokes an emotional response; this technology will enable advertisers to hone in on the raw, unfiltered emotions from their campaigns," explains Klimpke.
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Even as a slew competitors hone in on appliances — including J.C. Penney's recent entrance into the category — Home Depot logged another double-digital sales gain.
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The Superphone dashboard lets clients view charts and graphs of who is paying for what so they can hone in on their most important fans.
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To hone in on the top shades for beauty, fashion, and home, the platform looked across the board at user pins and dominant color stories.
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Not just to kill people, but, more often than not, as a way for bigots to hone in on groups that they feel threatened by.
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Since then, I've had the most success in any area of life when I hone in on the most critical leverage point and attack it.
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Hone in on homeowners undergoing life changes One great place to seek out budding home sales in a neighborhood is to infiltrate their local parenting groups.
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The nebula is most popularly imaged in wide-shots, but pictures that hone in on individual structures within the cluster can be just as eye-catching.
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"It really makes you hone in on building the product and getting customers, then making sure those two things are leading to customer happiness," he said.
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Image: SKALooking ahead, the Breakthrough Listen scientists would like to tune into different frequencies and attempt to hone in on a wider variety of signal types.
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Professors and alumni of the program explained to Business Insider that it allows students to hone in on their emotions and create meaningful connections with others.
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Anti-prostitution feminists hone in on abuse by so-called pimps and punters while overlooking—or tactically supporting—similar abuses by police, landlords, and immigration officers.
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Writing typical songs about [things] isn't my nature, so I'm crossing two different worlds: [capturing] the dreamlike phase and trying to hone in on these feelings.
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It might be time to cast a wider net or hone in on a particular role or industry to increase your chances of getting an offer.
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Today, teams around the world are racing to find a dark matter particle with various high-tech detectors, and hoping they'll hone in on it soon.
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Campaigns, voters, state parties and the DNC will hone in on the process and weigh in in the months before and after on how well it goes.
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Sunday's premiere is all about physical appearance, and Veep expertly uses it's brash humor to hone in on ridiculousness of its over-importance on the campaign trail.
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While polls have been trying to track the outcome of the ultimate vote, many reports hone in on specific sectors, such as employment, tourism, immigration, and education.
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The two started a mentorship organization at MIT to help students like them not only hone in on the right career, but also become competitive job candidates.
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Just the ability to tease out of thin air the most important ideas, the most resonant ideas in any setting is something that you hone in improv.
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By applying these methods more broadly, we might be able to hone in on when, where, and by whom history's most enduring book was first written down.
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Then, I started getting really bad social anxiety, and I only was able to [hone] in on what those things are and work through them [with therapy].
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Working together, these rod opsins allow the fish to hone in on a wide range of visual wavelengths—namely the wavelengths produced by bioluminescent deep-sea organisms.
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As she attempts to hone in her newfound abilities, Alma begins communicating with her dead father and does everything she can to prevent him from being murdered.
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This huge geographic range allows the team to hone in on the signal by correcting for errors in the instrument or perturbations in Earth's atmosphere, Koopmans said.
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Experts spend hours smelling different aroma combinations, teasing out odors like salami, pepperoni and even cheese to help Impossible hone in on the exact scent of cooking meat.
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"If you can find a way to hone in on your own pleasure, then you can take care of yourself for the rest of your life," she says.
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By the time Hannibal becomes the film's epicenter, Demme has conditioned us to hone in on the minutiae of his facial movements: The audience is made honorary detective.
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For his next book, Architects of Intelligence: The Truth About AI from the People Building It, he, well, attempts to hone in on precisely what that subtitle describes.
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The smart campaign will hone in on understanding where voters are consuming media and will lean on data to target specific audiences by way of addressable television advertising.
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But there are lots of ways that the game could let you hone in on a character you want to spend time as without giving you total control.
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Plumbing through the deluge—songs, poems, philosophies, relationships, news, histories—we gradually hone in on our music, the stuff that strikes like lightning and catalyzes our own art.
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Both are considered strong, nationalist pro-business leaders that benefited from the wave of populism that allowed them to hone in on the frustration many citizens were feeling.
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If you're having sex troubles, for instance, Dr. Streicher recommends trying to hone in on what the root of the problem is, and then figuring out an effective solution.
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Prosecutors were quick to hone in on the Salute, a practice where upperclassmen reach out to younger students for an intimate encounter—ranging anywhere from hand-holding to sex.
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In addition to capturing several promising images between May and August, the team used 3D surface modeling and automated image searching to hone in on the lander's precise whereabouts.
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" I want to hone in on one aspect of that tweet -- where the President of the United States says that the members of "The Squad" are "not very smart.
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Gathering all that data and seeing it one place can help you hone in on ways to save, says Carla Dearing, CEO of SUM180, an online financial wellness service.
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There are efficiencies to be gained from smart investments that leverage private sector resources to hone in on the most pressing problems facing farmers, the supply chain, and communities.
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In addition to motion and sound detection, you're able to set custom activity zones for the cameras to hone in on like the front door, garage, or living room.
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Additionally, Alejandro Cartagena's photos hone in on the lack of a proper public transportation system in Monterrey, Mexico, with overhead pictures of carpoolers in the beds of pickup trucks.
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Until Friday, she'll hover in the sign of the Twins, helping us hone in on kindred spirits and delight in the discovery of meeting (and flirting with) new people.
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The big picture: The new report comes as other studies are starting to hone in on the present-day changes in value of vulnerable homes, rather than just projections.
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With U.S. investors laser-focused on the White House's with Beijing, Cramer wanted to hone in on four stocks in the market that are most resilient to trade tensions.
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Kinross needs to focus on replacing depleted assets, and would likely hone in on North America if it were to do a deal, analysts at Scotiabank wrote in November.
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I really just wanted to kind of hone in on her being so innocent — or, not innocent...that's ironic [Laughs] — but her just her being so young and naive.
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"I thought we played excellent defense and we got some runs on the board early that allowed me to find my stuff and kind of hone in," Cole said.
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The publication reported the speech, which is also being drafted by two additional writers on Miller's team, will be "uplifting" and hone in on Poland's history and national identity.
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We chatted with Layne to gain some insight into how to establish a solid sense of what you stand for, hone in on your message, and embrace change and evolution.
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Chill out, get centered, and clear your head as you hone in on your downward-facing dog and chakrasana skills on a deserted island or atop a secluded mountain sanctuary.
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This is a merit of small games from small teams: They can afford to alienate part of an audience to hone in on what they're really interested in getting at.
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These programs provide a mechanism from Gen Y workers to hone in on their passions, while receiving input and support from the senior level employees that they look up to.
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Things get a little more interesting when you look at organizational distribution based on the percentages of women and of white non-Hispanic staff and hone in on the extremities.
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Indian-born Watsa, whose main investment firm is Fairfax Financial Holdings, set up Fairfax India in 2014 to hone in on investments in India, where he sees strong growth opportunities.
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Increasingly, people in the tech world are signing up for silent retreats, or digital detox camps to take a much-needed break, and hone in on what matters to them.
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The first source said the interest was for the entire bank, while the others said it was still unclear whether bidders would be able to hone in on specific assets.
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"What we have to do is we have to hone in on the specific problems we're trying to solve and use 21st century solutions for 21st century problems," he said.
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Rather than hone in on what worked so well 14 months ago — boxing, slipping punches, and footwork — Fury is abandoning his defensive strategy in favor of a gung-ho approach.
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The spokesperson says the storylines have simply shifted for season 3, and his character -- Mr. Nancy -- isn't featured in the portion of the book they're about to hone in on.
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At least one outside expert, astrobiologist Rocco Mancinelli at NASA's Ames Research Center, thinks that the authors "hone in on some very good points" with regards to tides influencing planetary habitability.
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"It's unapologetic and says 'I'm here,'" says celebrity makeup artist Katie Jane Hughes — who very much believes that makeup can be used as a tool to hone in on your power.
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Over the next two years, its 12 wells will hone in on 4 billion barrels of prospective resources - a volume which, if realized, would rival Exxon's gargantuan oil find offshore Guyana.
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"Over the years, we started to dial things in and tried to really hone in and we started to be really efficient in how we dealt with this thing," he said.
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With mall traffic deteriorating in nearly every quarter since 2014, retailers need to hone in on what makes their brand unique and find a way to bring it alive for customers.
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The new chairman said that the Fed would still have ample ways to hone in on a bank below the threshold that posed stability concerns without easing up on larger firms.
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Being able to generate high-resolution land cover maps fast means conservation groups can measure change more frequently, and hone in on places where, for example, forests are quickly becoming housing.
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The significance of the new paper is that the authors identified an entirely new animal, a species that shouldn't be "lumped in" with Quetzalcoatlus, said Hone in an email to Gizmodo.
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In Amber's situation, there is no doubt Berk will hone in on her claims Johnny brutalized her, yet responding cops saw no evidence of injuries or damage to the downtown L.A. loft.
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With a free AR app from your phone, you can hone in on famous landmarks, like the Apollo landing site or the Mare Marginis plain, dead volcanoes, craters, seas, and lava flows.
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Our robot overlords might not be as discerning as human beings, but they can hone in on the professional strengths you want potential employers to notice — if you write your résumé right.
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Jamie Foxx, who hosted (more on that later), repeated the phrase over and over again — between demanding that the audience clap louder — to really hone in on what exactly was being celebrated.
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But I also think that that does lead to an echo chamber sometimes where there is more drama externally than there is internally That being said, to hone in on your question.
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Instead, look for Obama to hone in on the issues he wants debated this election season, framing them through his own lens as the noise from the campaign trail becomes ever-louder.
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"The thing I see most often is that people will hone in on one reason for choosing a place," said certified financial planner Patrick Beagle, owner and president of WealthCrest Financial Services.
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" He added: "What he did that no one else has ever done was hone in on a groups of chemicals in green tea … he exposed these worms to the green tea chemical.
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The insanely popular show has a massive, built-in fan base, dozens upon dozens of fascinating characters to hone in on, and an incredibly intricate universe and extensive history to draw from.
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As a professional organizer in New York City, a big part of my job is helping clients declutter and hone in on which items are necessary and positive additions to their lives.
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If I'm writing a draft, I'm just writing the story I want to write, because I know I have a good editor who will help me hone in so that it's market appropriate.
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There's such an incredible amount of stuff inside the house and the spaces beyond that it's difficult to hone in on specific moments and objects, but what follows is an (extremely limited) sampling.
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Great designers use those limitations to hone in on a few core elements: a mechanic they want to showcase or examine, a stylx`e, or a tiny slice of a much larger vision.
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"People tend to hone in on the trashy elements, and it's not like we haven't been overt in that sense," he says, when I mention their image is what was initially focused on.
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To follow the book's lead, the sequel will hone in on the now-adult Loser's Club fending off the wicked beast when it returns in the present, while flashing back to the past.
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Among other things, they hone in on how "there's no allegation of wrongdoing" against Trump — which isn't true — and that the latest convictions are unrelated to Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Although I love the idea of masks that hone in on specific problem areas, it can be hard to find the time to do one mask a night, let alone multiple per week.
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Biden's final ads hone in on the general election match-up against a "dangerous" Trump, flashing the former vice president's head-to-head poll numbers that show him eating Trump in battleground states.
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Another aspect of tuning in to yourself, Kane writes, involves learning how to pause during difficult conversations — hell, during any conversation — and making a conscious effort to hone in on what you're feeling.
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He also notes that one of the more promising prospects is being able to use lasers to hone in on the brains of rats and directly affect areas with D3 receptors are active.
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What's next: The NFL halted its National Anthem policy over the next several weeks until discussions between the NFL Players Association and the league hone in on an exact policy for every team.
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Law enforcement officers have been busy writing multiple search warrants Tuesday as they hone in on the people they believe are the extortionists in the Kevin Hart sex tape investigation ... TMZ has learned.
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They're also likely to hone in on the origins of the investigation, specifically whether the FBI or other law enforcement officials acted improperly when they launched the Trump-Russia probe in July 2016.
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The films hone in on the complexity and vitality of Chicano culture, from tattoo artists to car customizers, while highlighting the importance of family bonds and ties back to relatives still in Mexico.
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Analysts and human rights observers said that governments like Myanmar's often use Facebook to hone in on content contrary to their interests, while ignoring issues like hate speech and incitement along ethnic lines.
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A 2013 report from the Wall Street Journal, for example, detailed the ways in which some employees of the National Security Agency used the organization's substantial spying arsenal to hone in on their paramours.
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Our sources say investigators want to analyze all the information they get from the warrants before sitting with Sabbag, because they will help them hone in on the questions they want to ask her.
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But Colorado believes that the same quirks some analysts hone in on as warning signs also distract them from something they'd notice with a more conventional prospect: Tapia possesses a natural aptitude for hitting.
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The researchers hone in on three phenomena that most models fail to properly account for: There is every reason to think all three of these phenomena will continue to be true in coming years.
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Democrats are expected to hone in on Gorsuch's work during the Bush administration while pressing him on a variety of topics, while Republicans have insisted President Trump's Supreme Court nominee will be easily confirmed.
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Aurimond added that seven of the 10 most destructive wildfires between 22018 and 22018 were caused by power lines, suggesting state policymakers are right to hone in on utility equipment to reduce fire damage.
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But the Ring Concierge team tries to "hone in on the different characteristics that should be focused on, because what we really like to do is get them the most bang for their buck."
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Michael: Before there was a lot of edited footage and things weren't locked yet, so some days we would conceptualize motifs for the show while we were trying to hone in on the aesthetic.
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This type of AI needs a great deal of training, so players are submitting their draft picks through his website to help it hone in on which combos will be effective, and which won't.
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Go all out on the spice level or dial it back by cutting out some of the dried Thai chilies in this recipe to hone in on just the right amount of heat for you.
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"There is still a tough fight ahead against an adaptive enemy that will try to challenge us as we hone in on Mosul," said Harrigian, the commander of US air forces in the Middle East.
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"I think they felt in some ways when things escalated that they thought it was best to keep a lower profile and hone in on their specific policy areas," Sanders told the Times in July.
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It's about showing that you pay attention to her complaints, hone in on her gushing about stuff she likes, and showing how much you appreciate what she does for you by doing something for her.
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There's even an intuitive zoom feature that lets you hone in on one piece of the map or get a complete birds-eye-view — an essential function when your ideas are expanding by the minute.
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"They've got to really develop and hone in on a message that is aspirational, that really draws a clear contrast with the other side and motivates our base to turnout," the former DCCC aide said.
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Why it matters: The strategy, in which the U.S. would hone in a limited attack on North Korean targets, received backlash from intelligence officials and others who warned of the dangers of such a response.
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But when you hone in on specifics, it is clear that the issue underlying the loss of faith in technology companies is data: what is collected, how it is used, and who profits from it.
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"For all entrepreneurial companies in this new space area everyone is trying to hone in [sic] on what is the actual business," said co-founder and chairman Kris Kimel of Space Tango, in an interview.
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Throughout my past four years or so of studying critical theory and philosophy, I have never been able to pin down one school of thought I wanted to hone in on for my post-undergrad career.
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Even if the companies only wanted to look at your data in aggregate with other people, it can still hone in on who you talk to, when, for how long and, in some cases, what about.
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Democratic strategist Craig Varoga said that Republicans will likely ignore the fact that Warren's funding mechanisms are targeted on businesses and wealthy people, and instead hone in on her proposing around $20 trillion in tax increases.
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With U.S. investors laser-focused on the White House's tit-for-tat trade dispute with Beijing, CNBC's Jim Cramer wanted to hone in on four stocks in the market that are most resilient to trade tensions.
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If the students can hone in on a couple of pieces of legislation, rather than making amorphous demands for addressing the problem, they might have a better chance at keeping this coalition together around specific outcomes.
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Rather than zooming out to the big picture, we are taught to hone in on each individual woman's perceived flaws, as if by extracting their moral failings we'll somehow escape the bigger structure that imprisons us.
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"He's better with a foil, but unless he can hone in on one or two people, it ends up being less than the sum of its parts," said Brian Fallon, a former press secretary for Mrs.
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But the Teamsters' attorneys mostly made their case to the jury via closing arguments, when they attempted to scrub away the reality TV drama from the case and hone in at union's rights and underlying legal protections.
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The "feminist reading" of a pregnancy test ad, he continues, would hone in on the ways in which commercials objectify women, but regardless of the product it aims to sell, advertising presents an aspirational version of things.
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As it turns out, this store is really expensive; I hone in on the sale stuff and grab three zucchinis, two carrots, and a pint of Straus cookies and cream ice cream, which is my current obsession.
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For each participant, one of the feared animals was chosen at random to target; the other acted as a control—to see if what they were doing was specific enough to hone in on a single fear.
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Because these distributors, who are operating out of blind greed, don't understand that since there's a parallel, unregulated underground market for cannabis, their avarice is going to collapse the very market they're trying to hone in on.
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While the lawsuits apply to the whole state, they hone in on Gwinnett County, Georgia, where the challengers say a higher number of absentee ballots and applications are being rejected due to signature issues compared with other counties.
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Whereas SimCity and Cities: Skylines try to mimic the form and function of sprawling cities—their complexity emerging from the breadth of the simulation—Block'hood is content to hone in on the minutiae of a single city block.
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It's all those things, and perhaps it needs to hone in one and make that its focus, because it's hard to believe the CGI ghost effects when, in the next scene, she's at Cartier trying on dangly earrings.
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At once, the record shows reverence for those that came before them (Saetia immediately comes to mind) but at the same time the three-piece is able to hone in on an identity that is distinctly their own.
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Others have pointed to the valuation risk associated with major technology firms, and the FANG stocks in particular, as rates rise and a reason to hone in on utilities for the rest of an uneasy 173 likely ahead.
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His research yielded seven "work smarter practices" that will help you become more successful while also doing less: When you work smart, you select a small set of priorities and hone in on those chosen areas, writes Hansen.
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"I think they felt in some ways when things escalated that they thought it was best to keep a lower profile and hone in on their specific policy areas," said Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary.
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It's about showing that you pay attention to her complaints, hone in on her gushing about stuff she likes, and showing how much you appreciate what she does for you by gifting something that makes her life easier.
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On the heels of Google rebranding Tez to Google Pay in India, and Walmart acquiring a majority stake in e-commerce marketplace Flipkart, Amazon is also making a run in India to hone in on the country's growing economy.
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The New York Times called it a "gut-wrenching misfire," while Jezebel lamented the missed opportunity to really hone in on the struggles faced by the very real, and often overlooked community of biracial Germans, sans troubling love story.
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" Juan Peñalosa, the executive director of the Democratic Party of Florida, said of the Republican strategy to hone in on Snipes: "She (Snipes) is trying to swim and it is like Republicans are tying an anchor around her ankle.
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CNN reported that the Greater Kansas Crime Stoppers and the public were able to provide enough tips for investigators to be able to "hone in" on the New Castle area, which lies along the Delaware River, by mid-October.
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"When you can't see what a block is, it's a lot harder to smash it -- conversely, when you can rapidly hone in on an issue, you can get straight to work on helping to sort it out," writes Lowbridge.
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To do so, a group of telescopes was used to hone in on the pair: the Gran Telescopio Canarias (the largest optical and infrared telescope in the world), the William Herschel Telescope, the Isaac Newton Telescope, and the IAC-80 telescope.
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While Republicans are expected to fixate on allegations of bias and censorship—citing, among other incidents, attempts by some of Twitter's staff to ban right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones—there's no one particular topic Democrats plan to hone in on.
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"The goal is that by comparing measurements to performance over time, we can use BMW's motion tracking tool to hone in on technique adjustments that work best for each individual swimmer," said Russell Mark, USA Swimming's National Team performance consultant.
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Technology is giving you the chance to meet thousands of nearby singles you'd never know existed otherwise, and using filters to hone in on those values, personality traits, and physical types can be done before you even meet the person IRL.
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Sentry 9 lets app developers integrate error remediation into their workflows by automatically notifying the developers responsible for that part of the code, letting them filter by environment to hone in on the issue, and manage collaboration among different teams.
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Not only did the scientists hone in on a precise extinction date for the St. Paul mammoths—some 900 years later than scientists had previously thought—they were able to reconstruct a detailed series of events leading up to it.
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"If we had to pick one theme to hone in on over the past 24 hours it would be how pronounced the weakness has become in the banks in all corners of the earth," Azous wrote in a Tuesday missive.
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If I have them for a week before they see Dr. Morgan (the organization's vet), sometimes I can tone down some of their issues so that she can hone in on what things we need to get to work on.
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Yet, the recent arrest of the Golden State Killer suspect has heightened concerns about privacy and ethics because of the way law enforcement used a third-party DNA interpretation company to identify close relatives and hone in on a likely culprit.
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The Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile can deliver a 1,000-pound penetrating warhead at a range of up to 500 nautical miles and has a unique sensor and targeting system to hone in on targets in even the most contested environments.
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There's a certain case that they hone in on in particular, which is the case of Paul Manafort, who was Donald Trump's campaign manager, and they're trying to say that Ukrainians were amplifying his corruption in order to bring Trump down.
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The officers were fired—one was even convicted of felonious assault and sentenced to prison—but when Mr Dzotsi follows up, he finds that Jesse had been routinely harassed by police since; body-cam footage shows that they "hone in" on him.
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The unusually large dish in an isolated area of Guizhou province needs radio silence to hone in on potential signs of alien life and distant pulsars, but researchers fear that a huge influx of tourists could be rendering the $24.6 million dish useless.
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"I do like the continued march towards data-driven insights, but the real data I'm looking forward to is for programmatic TV." Defy Media said it could hone in millennials and Gen Z and help marketers find the exact audience they wanted.
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So instead of worrying about telling that beats of the story in excruciating, inspiring detail, the film gets to hone in on what Armstrong and others around him — his wife, his kids, his colleagues — are all feeling as this daring journey rockets along.
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They've also shown that filters and emoji and especially status hold power — just look at Snapchat's drama-filled "streak" culture for proof that a public declaration of closeness can lead to obsession (which Facebook is also reportedly trying to hone in on).
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But John Walsh, who served as U.S. Attorney for Colorado in the Obama administration, says Holder's policy requiring prosecutors to justify the use of mandatory minimum sentences was also a contributing factor: The rule forced prosecutors to hone in on the worst offenders.
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After that announcement, I helped organize a protest that had over 3,000 people in Times Square and something massive like that shows how my work has evolved from fully focusing on Trump and trying to hone in on specific issues, specific acts.
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On the exhibit floor, a sort of massive marketplace of geek merchandise, thousands of fans hone in on their favorite booths, artists, toys, and collectibles, and prioritize acquiring their desired items the way the Hall H con-goers prioritize getting their wristbands.
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In addition to these malicious software attacks, cybercriminals have sought out easy targets, particularly because going after "low hanging fruit" is less costly in regards to time and effort than it is to hone in on systems with security measures in place.
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But let's set aside their back and forth on ray tracing and GPUs and hone in on another tiff between the companies—this one is about monitors, and if you're buying one for gaming in the next few months, you need to pay attention.
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To use it: It looks like this: I've been using it since my editor pointed it out to me this morning, and it already seems like a much better way to hone in on a specific part of a document I want to edit.
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If the deck becomes a kind of metaphor for the mind, then the game is implicitly arguing that the demands of the monster-infested world are ones that encourage us to specialize and hone in on the things we believe will make us powerful.
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Pixar has become a family-entertainment juggernaut because of its ability to hone in on emotional truths and personal growth, but it also traffics in its own specific brand of nostalgia and childlike innocence to accomplish this, one that's fundamentally hostile to technological progress.
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Because Clinton needed such a decisive victory in South Carolina, she was forced to hone in on courting African American voters with real seriousness and attention, making her case to draw them to the polls, rather than counting on blacks' traditional support of Democrats.
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House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) urged Democrats to hone in on the issue of health care ahead of the midterm elections Tuesday.
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The best three-year programs offer help on how to complete the degree in a shortened period, encourage students to hone in on their majors early, and help students plan to handle a heavier load of coursework, said Weinstein at the Progressive Policy Institute.
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With a small amount of apple images as our training data and a large neural network, we risk causing the network to hone in on the specific details — the color red, brown stems a round shape — needed to accurately differentiate between just the training data.
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Rather than focusing on the victims or the perpetrators, she chose to hone in on the dysfunctional institutions that fail America's students: probes led by poorly-trained professors, administrations that effectively evade responsibility, and disciplinary committees that mete out meek punishments for students deemed guilty.
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" How to best serve rural communities: "The time is needed to transform and the resources are greater for rural areas...[We] need to hone in on what are the good things we are doing in these communities and what type of reimbursement programs are we are using.
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There are a handful of qualities that separate Harden from a majority of first and second options throughout the NBA, but it's his ability to hone in on the defense's second layer and anticipate what they'll do that places him above everyone not named LeBron James.
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"It was important to hone in on an origin story and the one that we really connected to was this idea of this young woman who has an inner struggle with the legacy she's inherited from her mother, who was a crime fighter," says Smollett-Bell.
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Classmates of the 19-year-old who used an assault rifle to kill 17 students at a Florida high school on Wednesday say Nikolas Cruz couldn't stop talking about guns — an interest he was able to hone in part directly thanks to the National Rifle Association.
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This is the first in an ongoing series that will hone in on the various ways climate migration is shaping the future, but particularly how it's shaping the present -- and what you can do to help combat the effects of a warming planet, full of displaced people.
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Project managers are ultra-organized leaders that hone in on the ultimate goal of a project, define what needs to be done to achieve that goal, and keep the various team members and stakeholders up to speed, on schedule, and supplied with the resources they need to succeed.
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Aides began to then look at the map and acknowledge that while running against Cruz would shrink the map -- making the race hone in on the same nine states that have been considered battlegrounds since 2000 -- a Trump race would open up states like New Jersey, Maine and Michigan.
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As part of their strategy, Democrats plan to hone in on five areas of the Mueller report where they think the President clearly obstructed justice, including his efforts to fire the special counsel and to tamper with witnesses like his former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, the aides said.
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Pulled from a mix of designer Santo Aveiro-Ojeda's "personal family traditions, general Guarani traditions and designs, as well as afroindigenous influences that come … from the region [they] grew up in," the way that these people interact and hone in on the player's interventions feels unique and specifically situated.
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But, instead of just talking about it like everyone understands it or just making it a nine-inning conversation, I think we really need to think about the variety of people that are on the other side of our telecast and who we are really trying to hone in.
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Genius, the media company and former lyric-annotating platform known as Rap Genius, has come out with 1997 Collection, a capsule of cleverly-designed threads that hone in on a year that was apparently rife with major music moments, which "felt larger than life," according to the site.
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From the raw and bare bones record of their first record Breach False Minds in 2012, to 2014 when they released Pale Light, and The Shape You Took Before The Ache in 2016, Exalt has taken their time to hone in on their strengths and refine their sound.
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Potter also often drew her subjects in an array of angles, positions, and scales, exemplifying her keen attention to form: watercolors of a bat record both its belly and its back; studies of a butterfly portray the winged creature in full but also hone in on its wing patterns.
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As policy and lawmakers hone in on making compassionate release policies more effective, we must not lose sight of the pressing need to improve the quality of care delivered in prisons for all people facing serious, life-limiting illness regardless of whether or not they will ever reach freedom.
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Second, there are more than 150 in-depth breakout sessions and hand-on labs that will help attendees hone-in on specific marketing verticals and learn how to configure their Adobe Marketing Suite to gain deep insights into their customers, build personalized campaigns and better manage their content and assets.
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I suspect there's been another, less-discussed reason why most media outlets haven't wanted to hone in on issues in 2016: The presidential nominees were too consistent with the standard positions of the major parties for the last generation, in an election that's supposed to be so wildly fresh and different.
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To hone in on the effect of the trends we saw most often, the analytics team at global fashion search engine Lyst monitored real-time search and sales figures globally over the course of Fashion Month, looking for spikes in consumer interest related to the most liked street style photography.
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"The course is a mix of teaching them how to run a business, lectures on how to walk someone through the KonMari process, and then focusing on advancing their skills, like how they can hone in on their folding techniques," Christine Diaz, who helps run KonMari's consultant program, told me.
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And the first application it's offering is people counting, to power occupancy analytics, though Ryan says the tech could also be used to track lots of other things — for example, specific equipment like photocopiers, or even to hone in on something as specific as desk occupancy or to track usage of specific devices.
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And there's a reason why these are the kinds of pilots that will deliver the data needed to improve their technology, as well as test out business models — gotta figure out how to make money with AVs eventually — hone in fleet operational efficiency, placate existing investors while attracting new ones and recruit talent.
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It's no surprise that he has struggled in the postseason, when opponents can really hone in on his predictable tendencies and force him to either drive all the way into the paint (where he's actually been extremely effective this season, but not so much in years past) or make tough outside shots.
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More importantly, the LRASM comes with a unique sensor and targeting system designed to hone in on targets in even the most contested environments, a system that includes "enhanced digital anti-jam GPS to support precision routing, guidance, and terminal homing in all weather conditions, day or night," per Jane&aposs 360.
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" But the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law is talking specifically about white nationalism and separatism, as do the training slides published by Motherboard, which, as the committee's letter notes, hone in on "specific movements focused on the continued supremacy (politically, socially, and/or economically) of white people over other racial and ethnic groups.
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But there is one simple strategy Democrats can employ as they hone in on a challenge to the president two years from now: relentlessly target the GOP not just as the party of the rich or the party of cruelty to immigrants or other marginalized groups, but the party of fraud, organized crime, and cheating.
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While it certainly helps that since debuting in 2014, members Irene (27), Seulgi (24), Wendy (24), Joy (22), and Yeri (19) — they go by stage names — have released plenty of hits, what has truly set them apart from other groups is they way they hone in on a duality that is not often seen from women in the industry.
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The search labs model contrasts with three other ways people typically form startups: Dickey tells me that after 80 angel investments, going to every recent Y Combinator Demo Day, and talking with key players across the industry, the search lab method was the best way to hone in on his best idea rather than just going on a hunch.
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The craft beer industry does not devote much of its dollars towards marketing to people of color; just as Tecate and Corona target the Latino population, malt liquor brands such as Olde English and Colt 45 hone in on the black population; growing up, Bracey said, he thought malt liquor and beer were one and the same.
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Moving forward, I would like to use my DJ sets as a tool to to hone in on specific cities/towns that have the energy and desire for underground music, but are maybe lacking the community aspect of it, or perhaps have been over-run by huge festival markets that they can't afford or compete with.
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Perhaps the most future-forward app on the slopes, CARV combines tricked-out ski boot inserts — equipped with sensors measuring the force of your foot and your motion while skiing — with an app that provides real-time coaching, allows users to hone in on specific skill development (say, edging) and calculates your specific "ski IQ" on every run.
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It's soft and lithe and haunting and beautiful and a timely reminder that she is currently unparalleled among her pop star brethren in her ability to hone in on specific details – hand squeezes in the back of a taxi, glitter on the floor after an all-night party — and turn those lyrics into a memory you didn't realize you had.
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While Serial masterfully illustrates the complicated ways in which the values embedded in this history play out in the present, it also makes sure to hone in on the basic assumption underlying it all: That those trusted to enforce the law and dole out justice consider themselves to be fundamentally different from those at the hands of the criminal justice system.
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Trump knows that the media (and people more generally) can only focus on so many things in a given hour, day or week and so the more he throws against the wall, the harder it will be for anyone to hone in on the stories -- like impeachment -- that are less favorable to him on a day-in, day-out basis.
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Several factors complicate the process, officials said in Friday's court filing: • All the children from this group of separated families have already been released from government custody • US Customs and Border Protection didn't start tracking separated families as a searchable data set in its records before April 22, 23 • A manual review alone would "overwhelm ORR's existing resources" because teams would have to comb through nearly 22,2814 case files CATCH UP: 'Zero tolerance' a year later: How he US family separations crisis erupted Instead of taking that approach, officials propose using data analysis to hone in on which records are likely to be separated children, and then to embark on more painstaking manual reviews.
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Here's a non-exhaustive list of other action words you can use: Action Verbs For Initiative • Spearhead • Establish • Implement • Launch • Volunteer • Initiate • Revitalize • Overhaul • Modernize • Transform Action Verbs For Creativity • Design • Develop • Build • Construct • Shape • Compose • Envision • Engineer • Conceive • Craft Action Verbs For Critical Thinking • Research • Analyze • Examine • Synthesize • Assess • Conceptualize • Discover • Determine • Evaluate • Dissect Action Verbs for Management • Direct • Train • Guide • Steer • Assign • Approve • Support • Encourage • Recruit • Designate Action Verbs For Communication • Negotiate • Compromise • Persuade • Report • Convey • Present • Notify • Publish • Discuss • Mediate Tip: Avoid Business Jargon The general idea is to really hone in on what it is you've accomplished, using verbs that immediately call to mind an image of achievement and leadership all the while avoiding shallow, mind-numbing corporatespeak.
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