So, we are looking at this in great detail, Wilfred.
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So, we need to study these things in great detail.
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So, we need to study these things in great detail.
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"He could talk for hours in great detail," Brown recalls.
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Seatguru also offers the policies of each airline in great detail.
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She "pukes," and then tells interviewers about it, in great detail.
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"We were able to drill down in great detail," he said.
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Sachs recounts in great detail Toscanini's rehearsal methods, which were notorious.
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Mehmedovic had told her story repeatedly, tearfully and in great detail.
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The Pentagon spelled out its requirements in great detail, Smith said.
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The series does exactly what its title says — in great detail.
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The buildings in the foreground were also captured in great detail.
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That's why Cassidy-Graham, which Sarah explained in great detail, is lingering.
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You can read about everything that's been discussed here in great detail.
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Eloise told Hess stories about her life with Ward in great detail.
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The Data Structures in JavaScript course will explain this in great detail.
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They explain how they created the product in great detail in the document.
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Miller also describes a past encounter between Trump and Madonna in great detail.
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Let me describe to you in great detail how I seduce her boyfriends.
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Sugar Town begins with Little Vic's death and explores it in great detail.
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This lunar phase will allow you to organize your goals in great detail.
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I'm going to feign like I don't know it in great detail. Yeah.
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We're told she was asked in great detail about claims of past violence.
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Moore went on the media circuit, discussing what he witnessed in great detail.
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Before this study, it had been known but not studied in great detail.
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"They depicted the suicide act in great detail [in season one]," Horowitz said.
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And so I heard their whispered plans to kill me in great detail.
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Walt and Jesse are shown throughout the series making methamphetamine in great detail.
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We discussed the character and explored his past and nuances in great detail.
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The documents describe the need for tight security repeatedly and in great detail.
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Volume I, Section III of Mueller's report describes all this in great detail.
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From their outfit to the guns they carried, everything was covered in great detail.
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It showed, in great detail, a tight-knit community gutted by the drug war.
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Still other men enjoy being told about it after the fact, in great detail.
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BUT I'LL BE RELEASING SOMETHING THIS WEEK IN GREAT DETAIL AS TO A PHYSICAL.
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Penis imagery is everywhere: Painted on walls in great detail, sometimes wearing a sash.
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Discussed in great detail the CoronaVirus that is ravaging large parts of our Planet.
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Callimachi: That shows in great detail —— [Camera shutter sound] Hawk: These are friendly spots.
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That could help astronomers study nearby stars and, specifically, Proxima c, in great detail.
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Uber/Otto lawsuit, which my colleague Johana Bhuiyan has been covering in great detail.
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Her swindling ways were described in great detail by Vanity Fair and New York magazine.
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He described his fear in great detail, conveying a sense that war was ultra-scary. . . .
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This book truly answers, in great detail, all of that and seriously so much more!
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She explained her method in great detail in "The Zuni Café Cookbook," published in 2002.
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One of them tells me about her travel plans in great detail, including flight times.
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This new VLT Survey Telescope image shows the central part of the cluster in great detail.
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The footage, apparently shot from a drone or nearby helicopter, shows the landing in great detail.
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In 1812 he documented in great detail what colors he associated with certain numbers and letters.
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This perk gave us the chance to see the exterior of the fort in great detail.
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The good news ... Young described the match in great detail -- and we think we found it.
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That story has been covered in great detail and at great length by some excellent journalists.
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One of the cases that the grand jury reports on in great detail involves the Rev.
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Trump's frustration with Tillerson has been cataloged in great detail, including on the President's Twitter feed.
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His household expenses, which Budiansky elaborates in great detail, amounted to twice his salary each month.
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We're told they all went over the events of the August 19 weekend in great detail.
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Hamill surprised the 17-year-old, which he describes in great detail in the Facebook post above.
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Vox's Sarah Kliff explained an earlier version of the bill — not much has changed — in great detail.
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One of these explosions was captured in great detail by INSIVUMEH, the volcano monitoring agency of Guatemala.
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I just have a few questions about the specials, even though you described them in great detail.
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The dollars are broken down in great detail by project — each yielding a tangible result for lawmakers.
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When Robin Williams, an actor, killed himself in 2014, his method and motives were reported in great detail.
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At this point you have covered, in great detail, many time periods and significant moments in world history.
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But during her workshop, participants described one another's armpits in great detail, articulating floral notes and musky tones.
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In great detail, the veteran news anchor detailed how her doctor sexually assaulted her during a gynecological examination.
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Car companies plan the manufacturing process in great detail and have extensive systems for detecting and fixing flaws.
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You can see Don Corleone requesting a favor, even if he doesn't spell it out in great detail.
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This article describes the new adventure in great detail, noting that Venetians were known as meticulous record keepers.
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"We have been through this in great detail before … so it's really just a confirming call," he said.
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It's common for sexual assault victims to remember the attack in great detail, but experience other memory gaps.
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My favorite parts of the book, though, are the sections where he describes migraine pain in great detail.
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Because as Vox's German Lopez explains in great detail, simply calling people racist is a strategy sure to backfire.
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Talking about how tired you are at work is the new "describing your dream in great detail" at work.
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Previously, exoplanets had been found orbiting massive stars, rendering them impossible to study in great detail using current technology.
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"[She] was struck that they are willing to talk in great detail about their emotions," Lloyd-Davies tells PEOPLE.
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Vonn is often tense and can talk in great detail about course conditions and the necessary technical adjustments required.
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For something that was supposedly written by a critic, the ad laid out Besa Mafia's services in great detail.
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She recounted her donut eating crime in great detail, advising any further donuts that enter the house be hidden.
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The book describes Ginsburg's workouts in great detail so you can replicate her rigorous exercise routine if you dare.
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John Paczkowski of Buzzfeed covered it in great detail in this piece, which you should read if you haven't.
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And so that was a matter that we discussed actually in great detail, and President Putin agrees with me.
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Since she started practicing yoga in 2013, Saranlux "Wah" Wunjina has documented her progress on Instagram in great detail.
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The night before he died, he was talking about books he had read in his 20s in great detail.
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He doesn't much like to talk about it in great detail, for fear of being entangled in it again.
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A New York Times report Tuesday described the president's deteriorating relationship with the GOP Senate leader in great detail.
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The study also mentions, but doesn't explore in great detail, the economic and social side-effects of all this.
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Dumbadze describes Ader's first trans-Atlantic sail in great detail, whilst also providing an overview of his extensive sailing experience.
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On Yelp, reviewers take pride in breaking down everything they like and don't like about a restaurant in great detail.
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All of this and more are in these early works, and many others have discussed these things in great detail.
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The painting collection's archives illustrate in great detail the efforts by families like the von Schirachs to retain the art.
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"Those are all good questions, we will answer each of those questions in great detail as we deploy," he added.
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In his book, he describes in great detail his wristwatch being shot off and it finally being returned to him.
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That leads me to a book that touched me deeply because it depicts in great detail the effects of brainwashing.
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As Vox has covered in great detail, a lawsuit filed by House Republicans three years ago gave him that opening.
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Little need to recap the abuse accusations in great detail here, but suffice to say, they were horrible and extensive.
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It comes from a 2018 BBC documentary, which modeled the spread of a hypothetical flu-like disease in great detail.
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Manning Barish, who was dating Schneiderman in 2013, told the New Yorker about one particularly harrowing incident in great detail.
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Things have indeed, as Pinker documents in great detail, gotten better in pretty much every way—materially, morally, politically—since then.
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One she's never been afraid of discussing in great detail, predominately via her preferred social media mediums of Twitter and Snapchat.
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But the 400 heavily redacted pages of the Mueller report will, doubtlessly, be pored over in great detail here in Moscow.
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CNN: You profile, in great detail, the impeachments of Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton and the near-impeachment of Richard Nixon.
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The emails and the reports of the conversation leave many questions unanswered, questions investigators will no doubt examine in great detail.
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I won't describe the contents here, but I could do so in great detail—perhaps for the rest of my life.
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Charlie Baker (R-Mass.), a former healthcare executive; who spoke in great detail about his efforts to address the opioid crisis.
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Early in the play, Masaryk recounts one of Karel's own stories to him in great detail — an awkward thing to do.
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With access to a database of cellphone location data, reporters were able to track even high-profile individuals in great detail.
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Kolhatkar describes in great detail meetings among F.B.I. agents and government lawyers all seeking to find enough evidence to prosecute Cohen.
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Do you still believe a public official should be made to answer, in great detail, questions about their private sexual life?
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Ramón y Cajal studied Purkinje neurons with fervor, illustrating their treelike structure in great detail, like this one from the cerebellum.
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The big picture: McGahn, as the N.Y. Times foreshadowed in great detail last summer, plays a starring role in the Mueller report.
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As we've reported in great detail on this site, both Lyft and Uber are planning to float, as are Slack and Pinterest .
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The company's spin is belied by the facts and the chronology of events, as laid out in great detail in the Complaint.
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We can draw on the map as well, and we can blow it up if we're talking about something in great detail.
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AHCA would significantly overhaul Obamacare, repealing some of its provisions and changing others, as my colleague Sarah Kliff explained in great detail.
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In effect, all that time on line is "free" to the T.S.A. The agency accounts for direct monetary costs in great detail.
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The terror attacks of 2001 ushered in stringent Know Your Customer (KYC) regulations requiring such institutions know their customers in great detail.
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Spectroscopic measurements are some of the most precise that scientists can do, and tell them in great detail about an atom's characteristics.
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This post on Potter fansite The Leaky Cauldron breaks down the house names in great detail, but we can provide executive summaries.
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Listening in great detail to descriptions of murders of women by sadistic men is hardly conducive to your already precarious mental health.
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"We respect the efforts of the court and certainly will analyze the order in great detail as we move forward," he said.
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There are issues of agency and consent at play here, which we might forgive this film for not examining in great detail.
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Seems to have worked -- because for the first time we can remember, Bartman is speaking out in great detail about the Cubs.
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The complaint goes on, in great detail, to explain why this is not just a breach of privacy, but a potentially dangerous overreach.
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The trove is full of revelations about bin Laden's final days, recapped here in great detail by CNN national security analyst Peter Bergen.
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How TruStory will more effectively verify the veracity of these claims isn't something that Kasireddy is interested in discussing publicly in great detail.
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"We know in great detail why the President decided to pull this country out of the Paris accord on global warming," Cooper said.
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Even the way he nursed his grudges, almost lovingly, unleashing in great detail slights from 20 years ago, made her protective of him.
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The 15.6-inch screen combined with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX graphics card means that you'll see all the action in great detail, too.
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Melania told me about her trip in great detail, and I'm so proud of the job she's doing on behalf of children everywhere.
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I'm thinking some combination of these thoughts constantly, in great detail, and often with accompanying imagery, even when the context makes no sense.
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They call it the MAP plan and outline it in great detail on their website, and, well, it's a lot to take in.
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Hopefully, the Attorney Generel of the United States, and all of those working with him, will find out, in great detail, what happened.
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All this is parsed in great detail by "Seurat's Circus Sideshow," an enthralling exhibition opening on Friday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Ivan writes about how society has forgotten about clowns; Selin writes back about the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis; they describe their dreams in great detail.
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"We explained to the union in great detail what [we're] doing in terms of transparency and support for YouTubers," a YouTube spokesperson told WIRED.
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Capable of up to 1,000x magnification thanks to its 2-megapixel camera, this compact microscope lets you examine and scrutinize anything in great detail.
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His life and death are explored in great detail in Where Men Win Glory, Jon Krakauer's engrossing 2009 biography of the player-turned soldier.
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Talking about how much you and your significant other don't celebrate Valentine's Day is the new 'discussing your incredible weekend plans in great detail.
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Speaking at length and in great detail, Comey laid out four main examples of behavior by the president he found either inappropriate or troubling.
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The manifesto does express the views of a bigoted, racist Islamophobe who states his abhorrent white nationalist views throughout the document in great detail.
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We operate to the highest-level of integrity in our financial reporting and we have clearly laid out our financial obligations in great detail.
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Back in 2010, the company posted a video to its Facebook page that demonstrated, in great detail, how to cut open the mysterious fruit.
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There's a great tradition of delving deeply into what is terrible and interrogating it and taking it apart and analyzing it in great detail.
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In "I Hear She's a Real Bitch," Agg brags, she swaggers, she writes in great detail about her appetites — for junk food, music, sex.
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We don't yet know in great detail how immunity works for recovered COVID-19 patients, and this research could provide more insight into that.
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The army said in a post on its website on Friday it had studied the panel's report in great detail and was reviewing allegations.
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" Comey said he tried to describe individuals in great detail throughout the book, so leaving out a description of Trump would have been "inconsistent.
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What was discussed in great detail, John, was the fact we have and I must have had — I just had countless calls and letters.
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This router will carve the design in great detail out of blocks of ultra-clear plexiglass, creating two pieces that fit nearly perfectly together.
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" Keep in mind: When Trump announced al-Baghdadi's death yesterday, he described the raid in great detail and equated the raid to "watching a movie.
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You'll tackle Swift 4.2 and Xcode 10 in great detail, as well as get introduced to CoreML 2 in which you'll grasp machine learning basics.
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Winner of Planets, Comets & Asteroids: Serene Saturn, Damian PeachThis stunning photograph depicts Saturn's famed rings in great detail with striking contrast between each of them.
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Systems have been created for "style transfer," neural networks trained on big databases of an artist's work or analyzing a single work in great detail.
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Jennifer Hudson's claim that her baby daddy, David Otunga, got physical with her was described in great detail in a police report ... obtained by TMZ.
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We discuss the starters in great detail, perhaps startling detail, and then take a quick dip in the question bucket to kick off the weekend.
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It also took an abiding interest in pain: speakers regularly talked in great detail about their wobbly finances, imperfect parenting, and occasional near-death experiences.
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But we ... discussed America's support for Ukraine and the upcoming decision the president will make on the latest tranche of financial support in great detail.
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Every year since 1947, White House economists have issued the "Economic Report of the President," describing in great detail the United States' strengths and challenges.
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Our friendship was solidified when I asked her what the frozen maxi pads on the list were for, and she calmly explained in great detail.
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There was then a long and tedious exploration of the various honors Unsworth had been given, in great detail, in both the UK and Thailand.
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Because of the familiarity and common ground found in these groups, people who have had miscarriages feel comfortable sharing, often in great detail, their loss stories.
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"Some restrictions remain in place from the Russian side due to known reasons, which were explained in great detail to Turkey's President in Sochi," Peskov said.
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The online interface is a breeze to use and lets you dig into your stats in great detail, letting you chart different variables against each other.
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In her recent book, The Stars Within You: A Modern Guide To Astrology, McCarthy describes each sign of the Zodiac in great detail, including their keywords.
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"Even after writing a book, a very good book, about my life in great detail … [it's] still not enough?" the actor continued in a separate clip.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), expected to launch in 2018, will also have the ability to check out the TRAPPIST-1 system in great detail.
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One night I went home with a guy after a party and he took it upon himself to interpret me, and my behavior, in great detail.
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The images, which were published to the company's Flickr account this morning, show the Falcon 9 rocket taking off and performing its landing in great detail.
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"Our policies are outlined in great detail -- publicly -- as are our enforcement practices and the process people can use to appeal our decisions," the spokesperson added.
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"Our policies are outlined in great detail — publicly — as are our enforcement practices and the process people can use to appeal our decisions," the spokesperson added.
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The latest indictments on Friday, which outlined in great detail the Kremlin's role in the election hacking, have made an already-controversial summit dramatically more so.
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We have to do something about nuclear, and so that was a matter that we discussed actually in great detail, and President Putin agrees with me.
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But I knew that everything that was going to be shot on that first episode, was going to come back and be examined in great detail.
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The full report is not expected to offer evidence of previously undisclosed interrogation techniques, but the interrogation sessions are said to be described in great detail.
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"We will have to discuss these measures in great detail, but the signal that they will limit the fiscal impulse is positive," Reusche said in an email.
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Belyuen-based Karrabing Film Collective explain in great detail how their group formed in response to a massive neo-liberal reorganization of Australian governance of Indigenous life.
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I believe all creators of great value in our world have a sense of their destiny, and they visualize what that future looks like in great detail.
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He went on to note, in great detail, how she had repeatedly spurned his marriage proposals to focus on her work for poor children and education reform.
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Those artists—such as Robert Frank, Garry Winogrand and Helen Levitt—usually referred to the place they were taken, and rarely mentioned the content in great detail.
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Of course, no one has yet brought back anything from the red planet, but spacecraft like NASA's Phoenix Mars lander have analyzed Martian soil in great detail.
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The report outlined the frightening scope of the problem in great detail, explaining how the epidemic has spread across Africa, South America, Asia, Europe and North America.
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Before that interview appeared, any listing of the oil-producing side of Aramco had not been discussed in great detail internally, the source familiar with the matter said.
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"The plans were written in great detail as to how they would lure the victims, kill the victims, and dispose of the victims' bodies," the arrest affidavits state.
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A source familiar with the House Intelligence Committee's Russia investigation said Akhmetshin's aggressive Hill lobbying came up during the probe, but was not looked at in great detail.
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It recounted in great detail how at the age of 13 he jettisoned his Spanish nickname, Felito, in favor of Ted, which derives from his middle name, Edward.
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Depicting in great detail fiery rashes, scabs resembling igneous rocks, and inflamed skin patterns spread out like archipelagos, the pages of dermatological texts may make your skin crawl.
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But her latest, as Mel will describe to you in great detail, is just another chapter of her life, and it's got a completely different look and sound.
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This free addition makes a number of big changes, including meatier hooks for Crucible (the PvP mode) and Strikes/Nightfalls — it's all covered in great detail right here.
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"This is my, I hope to God, final lumbar injection," Miller explained while filming the inside of the room before her procedure, which she explains in great detail.
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The lawsuit lists, in great detail, the differences between Goldsmith's photo and Warhol's prints, pointing to changes in color, depth, cropping, and more as evidence of transformative use.
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For all that sway, Facebook declines to talk in great detail about its algorithms, noting that it does not want to make it easy to game its system.
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With multiple sensors and a lens that extends the iPhone's camera view to 120 degrees, it maps out physical objects in front of the viewer in great detail.
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Yes, Ray J, Amber Rose, even Taylor Swift all made air, along with many others who were in the bed of celebrities ... which Kanye explained in great detail.
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"'Omer I understand you're in the marijuana business,'" Mr. Rosenhand recalled her father saying, and while he explained the business in great detail her father's eyes started closing.
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As Vox documented in great detail, premiums on the law's marketplaces were expected to stabilize this year, as insurers finally adjusted to the customers who were buying coverage.
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"We explained to the union in great detail what YouTube is doing in terms of transparency and support for YouTubers," a YouTube spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
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What happened was, Democrats spent three days laying out in great detail how they believe President Trump has been the most egregious abuser of power in American history.
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That is quite close in cosmic terms, and by happy accident, the orientation of the orbits of the seven planets allows them to be studied in great detail.
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For her, responsibility fell on Sri Lanka's government and the police, who had been briefed in great detail in early April about a possible attack on Catholic churches.
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It was a bit of a logistical nightmare: After lugging car batteries and scanners to an altitude of 7,000 feet, the researchers captured the ancient scenery in great detail.
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Fleming described the accident in great detail -- but when we called police and fire rescue in the area -- nobody had any record of a crash that matched Fleming's account.
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The novel ends with an eight-page note from the author laying out in great detail exactly which parts of the novel happened as described and which did not.
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Seeing the immediate area in great detail, and then seeing what happened when our driver seamlessly zoomed out using gestures to show all of North America, was simply awesome.
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You refuse to see conventional ideas or assumptions as given and would prefer to dissect these things in great detail, even if that means stepping on a few toes!
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Now that we have examined this topic frankly and in great detail, I am sure we are all much less angry and understand one another's points of view better.
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As The Verge has documented in great detail over the last three years, Faraday Future is now more well-known for rampant mismanagement, sketchy financial dealings, and ceaseless drama.
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For the first time, Cohen publicly described in great detail Trump's participation in and direction of Cohen's payment to Daniels and the effort to reimburse him for that payment.
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She explained however, that her thinking has been shaped by the fact that she was diagnosed as a child with diabetes, something she discusses in great detail in her book.
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Senators urge Trump to get tough on Russia 'No rose-colored glasses' Only recently, the early days of the Trump administration were being covered in great detail on Russian television.
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They'll have to catalog all of the features on the asteroid in great detail, so the spacecraft can use Bennu's surface characteristics to triangulate and figure out where it's pointing.
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But I think clearly the FBI director pointed out, in great detail, all the ways in which she has not leveled with the public over the last couple of years.
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Following the Watergate-era advice, "follow the money", the indictment lays out in great detail the Russians' use of stolen American identities and illegal bank accounts to fund their work.
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Over the course of 2017 the star and her family openly discussed the robbery in several interviews and on emotional episodes of KUWTK, which documented the aftermath in great detail.
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Stephen King's 1983 novel Pet Sematary is a particularly striking version of this narrative, in part because he describes in great detail the nature and function of the burial ground.
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The anatomy and specs of the spacecraft are documented in great detail, along with the onboard suite of instruments that gave humanity its first vicarious taste of an alien world.
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There's such a thing as sharing "too much" about your personal life, from your terrible date last night to replaying the details of your recent doctor's appointment in great detail.
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They faced a challenge: Darker artifact items are typically harder to digitally render in great detail, so they had to add the right amount of light to capture it successfully.
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"I'm really a fan of her two-cent tax that she described in great detail today because ... the distribution of wealth is so out of whack right now," she said.
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According to a court order, Climo kept a journal where he talked in great detail about feeling unhappy and having suicidal thoughts, as well as keeping sketches about possible attacks.
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Henry deposits Andy, 7, on the Pirates' bench and nods distractedly as the coach explains in great detail his whiffle ball, string and clothesline technique for teaching toddlers to bat.
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Mr. Iksil recently set up a website where he wrote in great detail about his views on the trading scandal, which became an embarrassment for Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan's chief executive.
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Neutralizing Russia The most extraordinary aspect of Mueller's indictment is that it lays out, in great detail, one aspect of a large-scale Russian intelligence operation against the United States.
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Taylor cites this recent paper from political scientist Larry Bartels, which shows in great detail that, for all intents and purposes, there is no anti-Trump faction of the GOP.
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In The Ted Bundy Tapes, DaRonch recalled the harrowing fall day in 1974 when she first came in contact with Bundy in the Salt Lake City, Utah, area in great detail.
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The other has spoken to CNN, in great detail, explaining how he was a troubled young kid in 22015 when he was raped in a Penn State bathroom by Jerry Sandusky.
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The post goes on to relate, in great detail, the way Kramer allegedly first groomed her and then lured her to his Miami hotel near the set of the 1994 film.
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What it actually does, according to Marc Goldwein This reduction in federal spending is so far the only one of these things that actually appears in great detail in their budget.
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"As with any claim of early life, and especially now that these are potentially 'Earth's oldest microfossils', these rocks and thin sections will now be scrutinised in great detail," he says.
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These women are discussed and gossiped about in great detail by the other parents at the school their young children attend in the present-day police interviews that punctuate the episode.
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Clearly the author still possesses the descriptive powers that characterised her earlier books, especially "The Shipping News" (1993), in which she paints in great detail the bleak, claustrophobic winters of Newfoundland.
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Sure, the financial health of public plans is described in great detail in their comprehensive annual financial reports and actuarial valuations, but these arcane documents are often several hundred pages thick.
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That was the task undertaken by Richard Appiah Akoto in Ghana, and his innovative (and labor-intensive) solution was to draw the computer or application on the blackboard in great detail.
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They described in great detail a scene that would become iconic among fans: Angela excavates a tiny American flag from her cleavage, and Michael unwraps it to find an engagement ring.
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MR. FRANCISCO: First of all, I think that the proclamation is very transparent and lays out in great detail both the process and the substance upon which the proclamation is based.
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As one YouTube video points out in great detail, one of TikTok's largest factions is very young girls mimicking thirst trap culture by posting provocative videos of themselves in risqué clothes.
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We know from the leaked list of questions he wanted to ask Trump that he's tried to document the president's actions in great detail, particularly with regards to obstruction of justice.
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Witt narrates in great detail, and encourages our investment in, the course of their uneven tripartite relationship, which progresses episodically through bouts of psychedelic drug use, road trips, and outdoor festivals.
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Scientists have been studying this incredibly complex interface in great detail over the past 15 years, and they're finding that sugar pills are stranger and more useful than we've previously imagined.
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"Now this announcement tonight is probably because of the semiconductor demand we have alluded to in great detail in recent weeks, more than it is about [Trump]," Campling wrote in a note.
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Over the course of this year, the star and her family have openly discussed the robbery in several interviews — and on emotional episodes of KUWTK, which documented the aftermath in great detail.
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Supporters of Comey claim that the document gave him good reason to take the microphone in July, without consulting with Lynch, to announce the close of the Clinton probe — in great detail.
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The tools of portable video were such, the members recall, that men and women started at the same learning curve, and women were able to cover the feminist movement in great detail.
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In great detail, we are taken through Parks's first decade of independent work, and see how he evolved from portraiture and fashion to the social documentary for which he became widely celebrated.
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In a moment of affection, I grabbed my girlfriend's hand and was promptly threatened by an angry young man who fantasized in great detail about blowing my head off with a shotgun.
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But we — with President Zelensky yesterday, we discussed — we discussed America's support for Ukraine and the upcoming decision the President will make on the latest tranche of financial support in great detail.
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The Model 3 line, which will yield a sedan and a small crossover SUV, is Tesla's most-anticipated offering for reasons that Business Insider's transportation team has laid out in great detail.
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Thankfully, however, there may be a solution—one that would not just slow down the nanocraft to more manageable speeds, but allow mission scientists to explore the Alpha Centauri system in great detail.
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The next part of her story describes in great detail her harrowing assault, in which her ex "picked [her] up with one hand, "grabbed [her] under my skirt by my vagina— [her] pussy?
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The James Webb Space Telescope will be able to look at targets discovered by K2 in some detail, and it will be able to focus on at least 10 exoplanets in great detail.
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"Experienced defence counsel will always question the SANE nurse, or any other person involved, in great detail about the conduct of an examination and the steps taken to secure any exhibit," he said.
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Burnett describes in great detail how the idea 'germinated' after he watched a BBC documentary entitled Trouble at the Top 'which dealt with people competing to win a job with a British businessman.
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"I talk kinda reckless on this one," he said, bashfully, and then his voice filled the room, rapping in great detail about an energetic evening he hoped to enjoy with a female friend.
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The Californian ride-hailing firm saw the potential in Blue Vision's technology, which could be put to another use: Using smartphone cameras to ingest street-level information in great detail, mapping vehicles' surroundings.
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Ridley Scott was already one of the world's top commercial directors' and he was the master of the tight shot: telling a story briefly and in great detail' and with great cinematic drama.
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"All of the pitfalls that poker players suffer from, and that traders also suffer from, are covered in great detail in the book by way of characters talking about them," Angelo told CNBC.
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But all my life, I've heard that decisions are much different when you sit behind the desk in the Oval Office ... So, I studied Afghanistan in great detail and from every conceivable angle.
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And he talked in great detail about murdering one of those men, describing the man's last words and the expression on his face after he had fired off eight rounds into his body.
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The outline of the emerging deal is pretty simple, per the aide: The cost-sharing reduction payments, which Vox has explained in great detail, have been repeatedly threatened by Trump in recent weeks.
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When it comes to the real crew Trainspotting was based on, we know in great detail what happened because the doctor running the clinic they have been attending for decades is still there.
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" Trump devoted the bulk of his address to Iran, telling the assembled crowd of pro-Israel activists and lobbyists that he has studied the issue both "in great detail" and more "than anyone else.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Depicting in great detail fiery rashes, scabs resembling igneous rocks, and inflamed skin patterns spread out like archipelagos, the pages of dermatological texts may make your skin crawl.
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Today The New York Times published another damning report about Weinstein titled "Weinstein's Complicity Machine," outlining in great detail the myriad connections the producer formed in order to protect himself and silence his accusers.
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He added that the RBA was examining "in great detail" the experience of policies used by other central banks such as negative rates, explicit forward guidance, creating credit, expanding balance sheets and currency intervention.
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In the over 300 pages of his interview transcript released this week, he told investigators in great detail how Mr. Trump's attempts to engage Ukraine in a quid pro quo over military aid unfolded.
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Officials around the globe are closely following the U.S. presidential race, to the point where some have asked their American lobbyists to explain, in great detail, what a contested GOP convention would look like.
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The fact that the characters could articulate their feelings in great detail and at great length gave me a better glimpse into the teenage mind than anything in my day-to-day life did.
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We talk to one another as much as we can, in broken English and fragmentary Greek, but in great detail about the qualities of particular players, tactics, formation and the strength of the opposition.
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What's next: CDP's Sarda says that the 5-year revenue estimate is actually likely to be larger than $2.1 trillion because that's only the sum from 224 companies that answered the survey in great detail.
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On Thursday, Ford's expertise in her own trauma was clear, helping propel her testimony even as the deck was stacked against her: She dropped terms like "sequelae" and explained "fight-or-flight" in great detail.
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As you may recall, "Love-Ahs" was all about two professors, Roger and Virginia, who had a knack for making social situations incredibly uncomfortable by talking, sometimes in great detail, about their love-making habits.
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Synthesizing and interpreting a mountain of peer-reviewed literature, the report describes in great detail how global warming is already affecting the United States, and how it will do so much more in the future.
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Slack communicates its service issues "in great detail" to customers, and "maintains a consistently high uptime, the industry standard for reliability, routinely hitting 99.99 percent or better," the company said in a statement to Reuters.
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In great detail, the report highlights a steady stream of overtures from a cast of Russians, including a mysterious woman pretending to be a niece of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and Russian billionaires.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said in a tweet that he spoke with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping "in great detail" about the COVID-19 pandemic, which has so far killed more than 24,000 people globally.
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It outlines in great detail, and in some 130 pages, just how far China has come in the past decade and how it continues to develop an increasingly modern — indeed, high-tech — and capable military.
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Support for 3D photos arrived on Facebook right around the time that dual-lens smartphone cameras popularized the feature called portrait mode, which captures a foreground subject in great detail while artistically blurring the background.
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Meaning, perhaps he has already given Mueller a sworn affidavit laying out in great detail his contacts over so-called Russian collusion with high-ranking staffers of the president and maybe even the president himself.
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He sat in front of the mirror and analyzed his tremors in great detail, then extrapolated them mathematically into models that he then built into complex headpieces made of wood, sequins, beads, mirror, and other materials.
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Earlier this summer, I taught a study-abroad course in the Netherlands on sex and culture, which gave me the opportunity to learn in great detail what the Dutch do differently with respect to sex ed.
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The fossilized skull of the Echo Hunter, discovered in South Carolina about 15 years ago, was unusually well-preserved, allowing researchers to analyze its facial features and the physiology of its inner ear in great detail.
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If you're curious about Eggleston but don't have room for all 10 volumes of "The Democratic Forest," the boxed set that covers his career in great detail, this book is not a bad place to start.
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I found it interesting that, with just a few exceptions, Friend's lengthy list of eager entrepreneurs and researchers are all middle-aged men captivated by the science of this endeavor—which he describes in great detail.
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Levy also has the best account yet of the Cambridge Analytica fiasco — he's appropriately skeptical of the motives of everyone involved, and lays out in great detail how Facebook sowed the seeds for that particular comeuppance.
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And while 'Oumuamua was seen too late to be studied in great detail, Gennadiy Vladimirovich Borisov discovered his namesake comet much earlier in its one-way trip through the solar system, allowing for months of study.
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The accounts, however, suggest the policymakers did not discuss the review in great detail and merely argued that it was a timely endeavour, given that the global economy had changed since the last review in 2003.
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Fired FBI Director James Comey plans to give dramatic testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee Thursday, describing a series of encounters with President Trump that troubled him enough to lead him to document them in great detail.
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O'Donnell also asserts that in the 1950s, when Johnson was Senate majority leader, "legislating was child's play compared to what it became in the 1970s," an idea belied, in great detail, by Robert Caro's books on Johnson.
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BEIJING, March 27 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he spoke with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping and discussed "in great detail" the coronavirus pandemic, which has so far killed more than 24,000 people globally.
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Whatever my intentions had been, it felt a bit ghoulish to be there, to watch a person sitting within earshot of a roomful of soldiers and civilians revisiting in great detail the worst decision of his life.
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King and Smith catalog in great detail Trump's success putting in place policies favored by racially conservative Americans but with a new focus on active white protection, rather than simply colorblind efforts to constrain positive governmental actions.
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The documents showed in great detail how the post 2145/2125 intelligence apparatus was collecting data in bulk on American citizens and people around the world through programs like PRISM, XKeyscore, LoveINT, and a host of others.
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UC Berkeley political scientist Gabriel Lenz's book Follow the Leader makes this point in great detail, and it's been powerfully illustrated in recent experimental work by Stanford's David Broockman and Washington University in St. Louis's Daniel Butler.
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In his intimate speech at the Democratic convention last week, the former president described in great detail the moment he first laid eyes on his future wife in 1971, while they were both students at Yale Law School.
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In just an hour's time, Dr. Lee addresses a curious case of elf-like ear keloids, treats a squishy baseball-sized lipoma on one guy's skull — and, yes, describes the stench of particularly odiferous pus in great detail.
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As soon as it takes off, it begins mapping its environment in great detail: it takes in 300,000 depth points 30 times per second, combining that with its other cameras to produce a detailed map of its surroundings.
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Ancient Vedic chants from India devoted thousands of lines to imagery of the heavens; vagaries of weather, the reddening dawn and deepening dusk are all evoked in great detail, yet not once is the sky described as blue.
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I think that the S.E.C. is taking the right actions to scrutinize in great detail the concept of an I.C.O. I.C.O.s as constructed today, outside the construct of a regulatory framework — that's not something we're getting involved in.
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On April 11, a police official sent a memo to Sri Lankan security agencies, based on Indian intelligence reports, outlining in great detail the threat of suicide bombings at churches, with names, addresses and phone numbers of suspects.
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We had to understand in great detail what it is about the burger in molecular terms that gives it that very distinctive flavor and aroma and handling properties and cooking properties and texture and juiciness and stuff like that.
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" Johnson later issued an unconventional press statement that sought to explain, in great detail, his error and to brace his supporters for mistakes to come: "This morning, I began my day by setting aside any doubt that I'm human.
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The alleged plot KCNA last week described the alleged plot in great detail, saying it was hatched in 2014 when the South Korean and US intelligence agencies recruited a North Korean working in the timber industry in eastern Russia.
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The email lays out in great detail how employees should register as reviewers to avoid having their IP address traced back to the company, and to leave reviews on other brands as well to avoid drawing suspicion to themselves.
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The documents filed in federal court on Tuesday explain in great detail how Volkswagen plans to financially compensate the owners of the diesel cars it equipped with emissions-cheating software, many of which it will end up buying back.
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"How Companies Learn Your Secrets," Charles Duhigg, The New York Times Magazine — The story of how Target learned that a teenager was pregnant before her parents did, reporting in great detail about how retailers collect data about their customers.
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Weitzmann recounts in great detail the case of Mohammed Merah, the 23-year-old killer of three Jewish children and a rabbi at the Ozar Hatorah School in Toulouse, as well as of French soldiers in the preceding days.
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The vice president told reporters after the meeting that he did not discuss Biden, but that he talked to Zelensky in great detail about Trump's interest in rooting out corruption in Ukraine, and also about US aid to Ukraine.
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Objectification, even self-objectification, is a kind of violence, and the tension between making an offering of oneself and maintaining a sense of identity coalesces powerfully in the show's outlier, "Untitled (Looking)," which renders O'Brien's head in great detail.
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In the dinner, which I was privileged to be there, it consisted of the president of China in an unprecedented move spending the first 53 minutes personally laying out in great detail the parameters of what China proposed they would do.
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But candidates such as Jeb Bush, John Kasich and Marco Rubio, who can talk in great detail about policies which they say prove conservatism creates opportunity for all Americans, have seen their economic plans overshadowed in a noisy Republican campaign.
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"The government today is no where near as open as discussing this period as they were in late 1970s and 1980s when they widely described what happened in great detail to turn the country in a new direction," he told CNN.
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What was also discussed in great detail, John, was that fact that, you know, we have — and I must have had just countless calls and letters and tweets, anything you can do — they want the remains of their sons back.
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Thanks to the startup boom, a host of companies have recently sprung up that aim to make everything from headphones to ballerina flats perfectly personal, with intuitive sites and apps that allow you to explore your own preferences in great detail.
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So we've been trying to bring up this point for a long time now, nearly a decade, but since [Merchants of Doubt] was published, there's been additional work done by additional people that has fleshed out the story in great detail.
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Sanders has not focused in great detail on his view of these matters, but he has recently taken to slamming the revolving door between Washington and Wall Street and calling out Rubin by name as an example of its pernicious influence.
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In a post on his site Objective-See, Wardle explains in great detail how the app collects a user's browsing history from Chrome, Firefox, or Safari, stores this data within an encrypted file, and then sends it to servers in China.
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The number of monthly active Twitter users, excluding those who use the service via SMS, fell from 307 million to 305 million last quarter, prompting the company to explain its path to recovery in great detail in letter to shareholders today.
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The artist recently asked her mother to describe the shoes, which she still remembered in great detail, and used that description to make several replicas, first out of papier-mâché and later in collaboration with a Salvadoran cobbler in Pico Union.
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"I studied Afghanistan in great detail and from every conceivable angle," he said, referring to a policy process involving his top generals and national security aides, and complaining he was dealt a "bad and complex" hand when he took office.
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"We want to create an interactive, faithful, 3D map of tumors that can be studied in virtual reality that scientists can 'walk into' and look at it in great detail," said lead researcher Greg Hannon in a Cambridge news post.
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There are, however, eidetic memories, which allow someone to recall an image in great detail after seeing it just once, but the image is never identical, according to Daniel Burns, a professor of psychology at Union College in New York.
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Manafort reportedly denied involvement in writing the op-ed, but Domin's declarations demonstrated in great detail how Manafort and an aide the U.S. suspects of ties to Russian intelligence, Konstantin Kilimnik, corresponded about various proposed changes to the opinion piece.
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As much as "Tehran Children" depicts the twists and turns of the author's discovery of her father's life story and the reasons for his lifelong silence about his past, it also narrates in great detail her own pathway of self-discovery.
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"I provided information in great detail on our assessment of what is happening in eastern Ukraine and what, in our opinion, is happening in Syria," Mr. Putin said — which, he added, underlines the need for more global cooperation to fight terrorism.
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In an interview filmed this year, shortly before she celebrated her 90th birthday, she recounts, with flashes of humor and in great detail, what it was like to open the new Met — and even breaks into song a couple of times.
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Lawmakers of both parties were stunned to see Trump's disparaging tweet about the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine in the middle of a hearing where she had already described in great detail how she felt personally threatened by the president.
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The whole thing is told from the point of view of a tragic, noble Greaser named Ponyboy, who loves quoting poetry and watching sunsets almost as much as he loves describing how beautiful his friends' eyes are in great detail.
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CANBERRA, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Australia's top central banker said on Friday it was possible that the country's benchmark cash rate could go as low as zero from 1% now and that policymakers were studying in "great detail" overseas experiences in unconventional monetary policy.
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On their way, they stop at a diner — it's upstate New York, so you have to — and hear, in great detail, a frightening local legend about the place, from the time, early in the 20th century, when the Ashokan Reservoir was being constructed.
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Ward recounts the day that he went to give his initial police statement in great detail, from the conversation he had with his mother prior to going to the station to the cold environment in the basement where police interrogated him for hours.
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One thing the U.N. investigation highlights in great detail is the cultural narrative in the United States of winners and losers, those worthy and those not, and how this ideology gets reinforced and is used to justify the actions of our policymakers.
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As The New Yorker's Masha Gessen wrote last week: In one, President Donald Trump is guilty of abusing power in many ways and on many occasions, and one such occasion is being dissected and laid out in great detail on national television.
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In dozens of emails provided to BuzzFeed News by Shimkus, he and Mossie discuss in great detail a character in a supposed upcoming play called Bulk, which was said to center around a man named Jeff taking steroids to put on muscle.
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Finding oxygen in Mr. Trump's Washington can be nearly impossible — amid the Russia inquiries, the health care push, the daily administration squabbling — an exercise in political "mutton busting" of sorts, to name the sheep-riding activity described in great detail by Judge Gorsuch.
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" However, Trump said he "studied Afghanistan in great detail and from every conceivable angle" and concluded the U.S. needs to carry on and "seek an honorable and enduring outcome worthy of the tremendous sacrifices that have been made, especially the sacrifices of lives.
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As Chandra explains in great detail in both Geek Sublime and on a long blog post on the Granthika website, Panini's grammar ended up influencing modern linguistic theory in the West, which in turn influenced the development of high-level computing languages like FORTRAN.
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He said he was the "lone voice" of dissent in advocating a harsher punishment but declined to specify what he had proposed or to speak in great detail about the closed-door negotiations, saying he wanted to respect the confidential words of board members.
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In it, he argues in great detail that the election of the school's first openly gay student body president was mishandled and that the true winner was denied victory, an outcome that never would have been allowed were he not a straight, white male.
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It surveils the actions of millions of subscribers in great detail and knows a surprising amount about them — from which thumbnail will best convince someone to click on a movie to the choices they make in Choose Your Own Adventure-style tales like Black Mirror: Bandersnatch.
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The truth is that Kavanaugh is being coached in great detail to clap together precisely the right phrases during his next round of public testimony that will allow Vichy Republicans like Susan Collins or Jeff Flake to declare themselves satisfied that he's not an attempted rapist.
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Engadget covered these two latest offerings from the floor of CES in great detail yesterday (40 degree FOV, 720p binocular vision, Snapdragon processor) and I have to say that after trying them on myself, Lumus's intellectual property, which relies on multiple prisms in their lenses, is rad.
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Now, some of the islands that are part of the group known as the Spratlys, where China began large-scale development in 2013, have been transformed from barren reefs into military outposts, as seen for the first time in great detail in a series of new photos.
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Hearing Spielberg talk about William Wyler's The Best Years of Our Lives (which he has clearly studied in great detail) or del Toro dissect Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life would be enough to make the documentary worth watching, even without all the rarely seen combat footage.
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While the documents generally support the idea that no damaging information on the Clinton campaign was actually shared at the meeting, they also reveal, in great detail, how meeting participants later scrambled to get their story straight about what happened — and how to limit what the media could report.
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Many of the comic's more significant plot points seem to revolve around Jack's tragic backstory, his daddy issues, and his anxiety about the future — all of which are spelled out in great detail, in contrast to Bitty's scarcely mentioned history and his bare-bones relationship with his own family.
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During a virtual journey, whether it lasts two minutes or two hours, the things your gaze lingers on, the places you choose to visit, how you interact with others and in what mood could all be captured in great detail to customize the experiences to your preferences and tendencies.
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While the Kremlin has denied the relationship between Moscow and the separatists, the emails show in great detail how Russia controlled virtually every detail of the separatist effort in the Russian-speaking regions of Ukraine, which has torn the country apart and led to a Russian takeover of Crimea.
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Growing up in the unfashionable Sunset District of San Francisco — described in great detail by Kushner: the fog, the clamminess, the beach bonfires, the sticky-floored Irish bars — she becomes an almost feral street kid, drinking, shoplifting, doing drugs and thinking about selling them, all before she's barely pubescent.
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In great detail, the show and hefty catalogue look directly at the rise of German nationalism in the 20th century that included criticism of institutions collecting van Gogh's work, which led to the artist becoming a symbolic figure for the German avant-garde, fiercely international in their outlook.
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Career foreign service officers and Trump appointees came forward last week to lay out in great detail how the president and his allies carried out a smear campaign against the now-former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine and how the administration's policy toward the country raised concerns among veteran diplomats.
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A recently released report by Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz, described – in great detail – extensive misbehavior and potential bias among FBI agents working on the Clinton email investigation and on Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe of possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia to help Trump win the election.
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"For more than a decade, this prosecution has been reviewed in great detail by newspaper articles, television reports, books, and Congressional testimony, and has been defended by the Department of Justice in litigation across three administrations and several attorneys general," a Labor Department spokesperson said in an email to Vox.
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She also describes in great detail how Uber's HR department failed at virtually every step of the way to take her complaints seriously and reprimand or fire the harasser, noting how her superiors even went so far as to suggest she would be fired if she continued complaining about abuse.
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Granted, I probably didn't need to see the invasions of either Casterly Rock or Highgarden in great detail, but the show's approach (which is to have a few bloody images with somebody summarizing what's happening in voiceover) occupies a weird middle ground that doesn't really satisfy one way or the other.
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JULY 2016: THE STORY BEHIND THE STORY On an episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, the family discussed the longstanding feud between Kanye and Taylor in great detail, as well as Kanye's controversial rant during his appearance on Saturday Night Live, where he was recorded backstage calling Taylor fake.
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Industry practices can be difficult to examine, as many privacy policies do not spell out the use of tracking in great detail, but top experts on ad tech, tracking and privacy who have recently joined the FTC should enable the agency to continue to examine the quickly developing business practices.
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Over the past three days, House Democrats led by Schiff laid out in great detail their case for Trump's removal from office, presenting evidence they argue clearly supports their allegation that Trump abused the power of his office to pressure Ukraine to announce investigations for his own personal and political benefit.
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In the other America and the other set of hearings, Democrats are out to get Trump at any cost, have latched onto a muddled and inconsequential incident, and are laying it out in great detail on national television in the hopes of convincing the public that the President has done something wrong.
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The guidelines lay out in great detail how an employee on the trending team should perform her job, describing how to turn trending topics on Facebook into properly formatted, grammatically correct headlines for the trending widget, which sits in the top right corner of the feeds of the company's 1.59 billion monthly active users.
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While Michelle Obama's outfits were pored over in great detail ("People take pictures of the shoes I wear, the bracelets, the necklace," Michelle said last year), no one even noticed that her husband had the same look on repeat: "They didn't comment that for eight years [Barack] wore the same tux, same shoes," she said.
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The continuing series taps into the world of science fiction, imagining in great detail a future where a nomadic group of humans — some far-off descendants of the indigenous peoples to whom the artist traces his lineage — wanders the world, wearing invented regalia, creating new rituals and existing on recycled remnants of the present day.
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To remind our listeners, I'm sure a lot of them already know, but the innovation report was a memo that went out internally that described in great detail a lot of the challenges, the difficulties, and, you know, sort of the pushback, sort of the resistance that a lot of the newsroom had in terms of adapting to digital.
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There's the hordes of fans everywhere you go, which can make even popping out to the grocery store for some milk a debacle of epic proportions, the total lack of privacy that naturally accompanies possessing such an instantly recognizable face, and of course, the inevitable moment when your most embarrassing moments are photographed in great detail for all of the world to see.
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There are a whole lot of promises to do...things I'm sure will be specified later in great detail because they are now contractually obligated to do them by virtue of this letter, and the phrases "we will" and "do better" appear approximately five thousand times, but outside of that, good luck figuring out what, if anything the NFL is going to do.
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UC Berkeley political scientist Gabriel Lenz's book Follow the Leader makes this point in great detail, and it's been powerfully illustrated in recent experimental work by Stanford's David Broockman and Washington University in St. Louis's Daniel Butler, who got a number of state legislators to randomly send out letters to constituents and found that receiving letters often led constituents to adopt their representative's opinion, even when they had disagreed before.
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"I told them I did not want to be involved with such a company and described in great detail why contact lenses are not generic items like socks or razors, how even small micron level changes in something such as the edge design can completely alter the fit and safety profile of a contact lens," said Dr. Dillehay, who now runs a consulting company called ClinTrialSolutions in Georgia.
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According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, from 2000-211, car and SUV occupants in vehicles between one and three years old died at roughly similar rates; Bradsher explains in great detail this was because SUVs were inherently more dangerous due largely to deadly rollovers, but the higher position and stiffer frame of SUVs made them more dangerous to other road users, especially those in smaller cars, which evened out the death rate.
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Other highlights from the season supertease that aired during the special: Honorable mention: When Chris Harrison analyzed Arie's kissing styles and techniques in great detail, using the following descriptors: the one-handed cheek caress, the two-handed face fondle, the tender, tasteful touch, the slow and sultry lip lock, the hair stroke/lean-in, the full-on French, the passionate pillow kiss, and the super sexy up-against-a-wall make-out.
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He dissects 14 corroborated claims in great detail: Trump pressured UkraineRole of Giuliani and BarrTrump's ask regarding the BidensTrump's ask regarding CrowdStrikeWho Trump told Zelensky to meetTrump's comments about a top Ukrainian prosecutorLocking down records of the callHiding previous call transcriptsVolker meeting with ZelenskyVolker's talks with UkrainiansSuggestions of a quid pro quoOuster of a US ambassadorWithholding US aid from UkraineTrump's order to freeze US aid Read his documentation Collecting receipts Democrats subpoenaed Sondland and threatened subpoenas for any other State Department officials blocked from testifying, along with messages or documents they might have.
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