Schiff was measured, methodical and -- most importantly -- rational.
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"What would drive somebody that is so methodical and structured in life to go insane in a very structured and methodical way?" wondered Kelly, who acknowledged that he never met the shooter.
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Researchers have to be persistent and methodical in their search.
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This methodical approach is also important when entering new markets.
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Mueller's careful, methodical strategy often only reveals itself in hindsight.
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Such methodical identification gradually become a regular function of government.
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Of course, even the most methodical plans can go awry.
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"It was very methodical," she said of Monday night's process.
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This is a slow and methodical seduction of the tongue.
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In its app, you can watch its neat, methodical cleaning.
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Mr. Eisenberg was methodical and careful, according to former colleagues.
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"We had a methodical way of doing things," Eileen said.
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Apple's method of unveiling new products is methodical, but effective.
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Instead, he helped launch a methodical and top secret investigation.
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Throughout, Michael Connelly's "methodical, traditional, superstitious" detective was an anchor.
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His methodical approach also contrasted with the president's freewheeling style.
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"Movements are built over time and they're methodical," she said.
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Phil Bredesen is running a methodical campaign against GOP Rep.
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This practical, methodical strategy may ultimately help the Clinton campaign.
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Swarthmore's ascendance has been both methodical and out of nowhere.
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It was a bureaucrat's office, its blandness intentional and methodical.
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He's very good at getting methodical and slowing the game down.
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It was a thoughtful invasion, a methodical exploration behind enemy lines.
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But on the phone with me, he was calm and methodical.
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" She's like, "It's slow and it's methodical, but really, it works.
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What followed was a methodical killing of everyone in the building.
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Harking back to Harvey's scientific background, his artistic process is methodical.
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He's very methodical and slow in the way he explains things.
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Newt Gingrich weaponized warfare politics in a methodical and sustained way.
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All donors can benefit from being more methodical about their giving.
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Don't just criss-cross the map — be methodical about your routes.
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I love it, but it wasn't thought out, it wasn't methodical.
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Mueller's final report describes a methodical and unsparing search for evidence.
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Apple is more likely to continue with a slow methodical approach.
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Behind the scenes, however, Mr. Carlin was a surprisingly methodical person.
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He has a hyper-methodical approach to gathering and interpreting information.
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He is a methodical thinker who encounters setbacks with poised silence.
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Matt is way more methodical, slower and obsessive than I am.
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These guys play individual golf; they have their own methodical process.
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Despite his anarchistic impulses, Wojnarowicz was a methodical worker, a planner.
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"She's very methodical and driven by lists," said a veteran staffer.
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For so long, her career had been a slow, methodical climb.
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The former chief executive of Exxon Mobil is a methodical man.
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"These are really slow-moving, methodical, contemplative tools," he told me.
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It's dark and moody, slow and methodical — everything a Metroid should be.
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"These folks have bene organized and methodical for some time," she said.
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It's more methodical and we have to play a little bit differently.
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That was a trait that counterbalanced against Chen's meticulous and methodical approach.
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Myers returned for his methodical killing spree over multiple sequels and remakes.
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Mr Sun's downfall appears to reflect something different: Mr Xi's methodical ascendancy.
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The budget continues the government's methodical approach to fixing the economy's problems.
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But in March 2016, panic attacks began to interrupt Hardin's methodical routine.
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Anything repetitive, methodical, and non-threatening can trigger ASMR, Dr. Richard says.
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But the firm's methodical approach to acquisitions could also work against it.
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They introduce a new bravura yet evoke the more methodical early abstractions.
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It was methodical and badly played which is also not an excuse.
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Clinton and her team have been going through a methodical vetting process.
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"Creating the look was a slow and methodical process," Stern tells PeopleStyle.
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It's all methodical, patient work, and the guiding ethos here is minimalism.
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Her four-year itinerary is not a methodical survey; it's religious tourism.
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The methodical review of a federal court nominee's record is not optional.
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This register—one of quiet, methodical intensity—comes somewhat naturally to Sandler.
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It's methodical and relaxing, and as of 2018, it's cooperative as well.
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The Senate, by contrast, tends to be more methodical, deliberative and traditionalist.
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The solution, he believes, is to be ever more innovative and methodical.
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Collins "has to be thorough and methodical," according to one GOP aide.
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Military bases around the country began the methodical process of implementing stricter security.
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This means you get methodical passes, minimal headbutting and only occasional spots missed.
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Before that, I was very methodical, and I couldn't see beauty in curves.
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There's no way to pause and direct troops in a slow, methodical capacity.
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Canada's foray into legal cannabis last year was intentionally slow, methodical and tempered.
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Will they be persuaded by Democrats' methodical articulation of what's in the report?
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"The stock is at a slow methodical appreciation throughout the year," Terranova argued.
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"As a classroom teacher she was highly organized and very methodical," said Hogan.
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Methodical accounts of calls made by Obama to Gold Star families were uncovered.
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The second source used the term "methodical bricklaying" to describe Mueller's investigative style.
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Facebook has been methodical about its transition to a more video-centric network.
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He's methodical; he's very thoughtful when he speaks; he doesn't get very emotional.
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THE FACT IS, STEVE SCHWARZMAN, TONY JAMES, THEY'VE BEEN METHODICAL IN PLANNING THIS.
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Still, a succession of smart decisions helps you stay on a methodical path.
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But it's hard to argue that Mueller's methodical investigation is a witch hunt.
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I underscore that we are staying focused, disciplined, and methodical in our practices.
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Later I started to work in a methodical way and with clear ideas.
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The Chiefs answered with a methodical, 69-yard scoring drive of their own.
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He said he first went about designing the cover in a methodical way.
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Because Frank is trying to control the world in a very methodical way.
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The pivot, though it arises from desperation, is nevertheless supposed to appear methodical.
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Hourlong classes are slow and methodical, focusing on therapeutic movements that strengthen alignment.
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Mnuchin has pledged a more methodical approach to analyzing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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This the play proceeds to do with the methodical mercilessness of a facialist.
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He likes to plan things and proceed in a very deliberate and methodical way.
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She goes places no one else can, and her journeys are methodical and haunted.
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"He was described as walking while shooting in a methodical manner," the complaint said.
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They've prioritized inclusivity and context, and they're approaching the tools with healthy, methodical skepticism.
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Then the market can have a "slower, more logical and methodical rally," Cramer said.
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In contrast, Horwitz's methodical drawing systems went far beyond the normal precincts of minimalism.
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For better or worse, that's who he is right now: methodical, patient, and composed.
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Goldman is taking a "slow and methodical" approach to building that business, Schwartz said.
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Whitney explains with methodical clarity how each writer became a tool for the CIA.
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He eviscerated Donald Trump on the "birther" issue in a well-prepared, methodical way.
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But when the predator has already struck, what is gained by methodical state extermination?
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Immersed in the stories he finds Masri is methodical when he plans a story.
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Their methodical approach, however, frustrates protesters who are impatient to see changes start now.
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That methodical approach reflected one of O'Neill's mantras that in politics, timing is everything.
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Carson is very methodical, just like he's going through a surgery, planning every aspect.
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Several colleagues mention he takes a methodical approach to legislation he pushes in Congress.
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We were nerds for puck support and a methodical approach in the offensive zone.
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What's the latest: The committee has led a methodical investigation, to say the least.
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This dynamic requires a more methodical approach to product development, similar to "traditional" methods.
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Something I liked about reading your book was finding out how methodical you were.
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That included methodical organization — take an inventory of everything in the room — and focus.
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Van Dyk is a methodical and sensitive reporter, and his emotions are made vivid.
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It's much more wild, much more guttural of a response than methodical or premeditated.
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On the ensuing possession, the Patriots used 11 methodical plays to advance 75 yards.
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Too few know the history of the Nazi methodical mass murder of disabled people.
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Of the two volumes, "The Misinformation Age" takes the more methodical and earnest approach.
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Slow-moving, methodical storytelling plagues far too many TV shows in the streaming era.
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The methodical approach applies to films, short films, soundtracks, cinema magazines, technical books, and scripts.
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Throughout the move's preparation and execution, officials emphasized the need to be methodical and slow.
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But otherwise, it must lock in for a long-haul of efficient and methodical improvement.
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She was brisk and methodical, her ponytail swinging as she maneuvered for each new hold.
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I'm just going to slowly ... Not slowly, but we're just going to be really methodical.
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Their attack on Bella was both methodical and premeditated, and they never blame each other.
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With Monument Valley 2, Ustwo tried to be a bit more methodical in its approach.
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Using slow and methodical dolly shots, Deeper Underground reveals the symmetrical beauty of London's tunnels.
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His employees were patient, organized and methodical coworkers, which helped balance his more improvised style.
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The new cut is methodical, downcast power pop, as close to the world of Why?
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It's an indication that Yang is running a rather methodical, data-driven, science-happy campaign.
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But they'll also lack the methodical flow and individual prowess that's required to score efficiently.
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Newt Gingrich, in the early 1990s, weaponized warfare politics in a methodical and sustained way.
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The second thing that Gavia pointed to was taking a methodical approach to her business.
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GM cautioned that its approach will be more methodical, however, and based on user feedback.
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It was both methodical and reckless, and I could see that it was powerful stuff.
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Perhaps his methodical and systematic mind had turned in a lethal and unpredictable new direction.
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Ms. Cummings focuses on Jerome, the Manhattan district attorney, in a methodical, but engrossing account.
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"I'm very methodical about what I take on and what I do," she told me.
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Instead of conveying realism, each sentence functions like a small, methodical piece of a puzzle.
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During the same period, an aggressive and methodical alternate strategy was emerging behind the scenes.
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He is both a methodical planner and a guy who knows how to instill fear.
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After three straight days of methodical slaughter, 2,749 Jews — mostly women and children — had perished.
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" Beyoncé said of Matsoukas in an e-mail, "She is a force, deliberate and methodical.
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But Professor Rao was known as a methodical visionary who was realistic about India's constraints.
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But she is also methodical, and sometimes it takes awhile to find the right pieces.
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The work was methodical: making piles, trying to figure out what would go with what.
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And so the researchers wanted to be methodical — to ask everyone, directly, just like this.
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He is likely instead to sample the temperature of the administration with a methodical approach.
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Only a full, methodical exposure of it to the American people may provide some balance.
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The artist's playfully methodical approach is no doubt capable of yielding many more surprising iterations.
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Notably, the family is spared the brutality, rape and methodical pillage suffered by the common people.
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But the reality is that it's often, as you put it, quiet and methodical and bureaucratic.
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Find a relaxing, methodical physical activity that takes your focus away from thinking about your business.
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Pinterest's methodical (sometimes frustratingly slow) rollout of the company's advertising could also be attributed to Silbermann.
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It's a methodical, attrition-based approach that takes time, which Egyptians apparently don't have in abundance.
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"We're trying to work expeditiously, but we're also trying to be methodical in our work," Rep.
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Sound smart: McMaster, in these meetings, is the opposite of Trump: precise, detailed, methodical and persistent.
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Supporters like to be methodical, which explains why they use utensils: Don't leave anything to chance.
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The acquisition highlights Apple's methodical approach to becoming a taste-maker in the video content business.
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The slow expansion is a reflection of the methodical way in which the company approaches growth.
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"The groundwork has been methodical and is done," one of the sources told CNN on Tuesday.
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Mr. Shortz stacks his blocks in an orderly and methodical manner, whereas I do not. 2.
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In fact, before the announcement, jury selection was continuing on at a methodical (and glacial) pace.
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And following their methodical rally in the fifth, they finally provided Verlander with needed run support.
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The firm said last June it planned a "methodical and considered" UK rollout of the service.
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"I believe in a clean sport and a methodical, dedicated approach to training," Mr. Salazar wrote.
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Thoughtful and methodical, "x +, Chapter 34" is a quiet show, a perfect coda to af Klint.
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"To get to know my characters, I need a crisis," he explained in his methodical manner.
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They were methodical, creating a spreadsheet of Fortune 500 executives from the schools Bamba was considering.
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"I'm a fan of measured, methodical growth... [but] this doesn't necessarily mean 'slow growth,'" she said.
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Mr. Kushner set about building Thrive in a methodical way, drawing on his constellation of connections.
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Justice Feinman is considered thoughtful and methodical, a judge whose decisions show empathy for the parties.
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People who deal in diplomatic matters are usually working in a very slow and methodical manner.
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The final rule is the logical and methodical conclusion of the process that Congress itself began.
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They have methodical accounts of what happened and documents — in some cases — to back it up.
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They have methodical accounts of what happened and documents — in some cases — to back it up.
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The former prosecutor's methodical remarks laid out the chronological narrative of the Ukraine scandal thus far.
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His methodical march led to conversations with my dad about stories and statistics and baseball lore.
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In general, Democrats have so far been methodical and incremental in their approach to Mueller's investigation.
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Baking bread is so methodical and simple and repetitive that it feels like meditation to me.
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Fallen Order's combat is also slow, methodical, and requires a fair amount of strategy and creative thinking.
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Trump noted that every time interest rates went down, oil prices went up, in a methodical fashion.
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Methodical and mercurial, Gehr's Serene Velocity warps a prosaic university hallway into a fidgety, indomitable, uncertain entranceway.
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One major way they are hoping to achieve this is by a slow and methodical expansion process.
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Calmly, as precious rehearsal time ticked away, he tried out option after option, methodical rather than indecisive.
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"So we're finding out somebody that was methodical and planning and really an outright murderer," he said.
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Reichert's work is considered and methodical, but she hopes that viewers experience visceral reactions to her work.
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The demands are certainly controversial, but they are clearly the result of considered and methodical decision-making.
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Saturn is Capricorn's planetary ruler, which means you naturally vibe with its methodical-yet-deep modus operandi.
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But instead, he built a methodical case for why Clinton was the only choice for the job.
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Such conversations are usually well-choreographed and methodical but their physical conditions can be variable and random.
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The guillotine, on the other hand, is downright surgical, a perversely methodical way to end a life.
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"He goes about his decisions in a methodical way, by finding facts and gathering evidence," Miller said.
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Slime videos are textbook ASMR because they're repetitive, methodical, and include soft, crinkly sounds and slow motions.
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Particularly in the political sphere, Germans are measured, methodical, and generally seek consensus before taking a decision.
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Last accomplished: 1908 The Royals won the last World Series, their prize for a methodical rebuilding effort.
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BYU was methodical and patient all night, finding a way to get through Arizona's supposedly improved defense.
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The series mimics the slow, methodical unpeeling of layers that is talk therapy for a good reason.
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He said he recognized Stephen Paddock's methodical personality in the planning of the attack, but nothing else.
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"It's helped because people who know me identify me as very methodical with my approach," he said.
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Holmgren fired Hextall, citing "philosophical differences" and an "unyielding" approach toward sticking with his methodical rebuilding plan.
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If she were truly methodical, if she were truly Hitler-esque, she would have seen Jon coming!
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But Switzerland was the more methodical side, and did well to take advantage of shambolic Serbian defending.
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Hawk: [Arabic] Callimachi: He's very methodical in terms of providing me accurate information, providing me good translation.
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U.N. investigators have heard Rohingya testimony of a "consistent, methodical pattern of killings, torture, rape and arson".
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Methodical and persistent, Mr. Wise would check, double check and triple check his work, his wife said.
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Each season, he is methodical: His sketchbooks begin with shoes, because they take the longest to make.
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The tiebreakers on Wednesday will take on a character different from the methodical games played so far.
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But Ms. Pombo approaches her pigments with a methodical sensibility that reflects her earlier training in engineering.
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I would have preferred the committee be allowed to do its work in a quiet, methodical manner.
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But he learned that her increasingly methodical approach to life was a way of navigating her dementia.
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But from everything I've read, actors love working with him and the process is thorough and methodical.
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Another important difference is that van Gogh was methodical, while Green — a thoroughly American painter — is improvisational.
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This approach seems haphazard, rather than methodical, which challenges the idea that a painting should convey order.
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It's been part of a methodical push that has allowed the GOP to outpunch its weight in Congress.
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Playing in front of a huge gallery with Woods and Jordan Spieth, Rose was methodical rather than brilliant.
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For a step-by-step indictment of our addiction to antibiotics, look no further than Blaser's methodical overview.
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Relonch is trying to usher in a sort of return to this more methodical way of taking pictures.
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But the entire tale has now been presented in methodical detail by an Israeli scholar, Dmitry Dima Adamsky.
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Its slow, methodical pacing may not appeal to all moviegoers, and the film's final act doesn't entirely work.
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But Loftus knew better, saying that Harris' methodical questioning style had been honed by years in the courtroom.
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So it's a methodical and very difficult process, but it's conceptually fairly easy to understand what to do.
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The 2012 campaign Barack Obama ran against Mitt Romney, to take one contrary example, was much more methodical.
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All of SKT looked on point with clean, methodical and technically exchellent gameplay against Cloud9 and I May.
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"We are beginning as more resources pour in to do more methodical search and clear operations," he said.
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"We will be very methodical and considered in how we roll this service out further in the UK."
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Their one-stroke-after-another compositions also foreshadow the more methodical brushwork of Jasper Johns and Robert Ryman.
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"These are auto manufacturers that are very slow and methodical as they add to that technology," said Fisher.
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But these two men remind us that methodical argument and sharp clarity can pierce hysteria and define demagogues.
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In contrast to Mr. Findlay's easygoing gruffness, Mr. Harts's tone is methodical and ritualistic, as are his movements.
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But Gem's tasting-menu format, with its sombre, methodical coursing, can feel refined to the point of sanctimony.
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With intent and resolve, China is creating disproportionate advantage through methodical, incremental shifts in the region's tactical balance.
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It's been a fairly methodical journey, the antithesis of "move fast and break things," Facebook's (sometimes notorious) mantra.
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MacDonald provides pressure when he wants to but more often than not he is a cautious, methodical fighter.
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The groups involved say they want to help women be more methodical and discerning about where they run.
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Denmark has been much more methodical in its offensive build-up, while Peru has gone directly for goal.
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But what we're saying is let's have a logical, methodical approach that meets the medical needs of people.
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Mercury in Virgo people are down-to-earth and practical communicators, and methodical, detail-oriented, and analytical thinkers.
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Every one of those levels, with their treacherous falls and cleverly hidden ambushes, demanded a careful, methodical approach.
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"There was something very methodical and no nonsense about the website that I found reassuring," Ms. Misner wrote.
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There's a straightforward reason the two rarely match, though: The critical score is more controlled and methodical. Why?
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Offit's dispassionate, methodical summary of the religious and political theories that enabled that giant outbreak simmers with anger.
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The Phillies were late to adapt to the statistical revolution, and to the need for a patient, methodical overhaul.
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Meanwhile, tracks like "Child of Light" and "Broken Hymn" exude Iris' most tempered and methodical death and funeral doom.
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Buffett is disciplined and methodical, but he has occasionally thrown caution to the wind and strayed from his principles.
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Trump noted that every time interest rates would go down, oil prices would go up in a methodical fashion.
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"He was so slow and methodical, that's what reminded us of the story of the Grinch," Lamkin told KHOU.
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A quiet, methodical man, 52-year-old Yahya would draw up a to-do list each morning before breakfast.
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The one drawback to this more methodical style of battle royale is that it isn't necessarily fun to watch.
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Employees' fealty to "Brito", as the methodical Brazilian is universally known, is reminiscent of General Electric under Jack Welch.
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Where absolutely meticulous and methodical attention was paid to every single detail and nuance that went into her career!
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What defined femininity in L.A. was very calculated and methodical and also depended on what everyone else was doing.
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After buying time with largely symbolic concessions, a methodical campaign was launched to break the back of the opposition.
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Their stories reveal a scene of fear, desperation and sometimes methodical carnage, as well as a fraught, prolonged rescue.
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Sure, the first week I was very methodical, zapping myself every time I put my fingers in my mouth.
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We learn in three quick panels that Ha had never been the beneficiary of this kind of methodical teaching.
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We've all repeated an outfit two (okay, maybe three) days in a row, though admittedly ours wasn't this methodical.
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In between, he was as invisible and mythical as the Wizard of Oz, as he conducted a methodical investigation.
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The Spurs have reverted to an older, pre-modern style, one that is as methodical as it is brutal.
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In spite of its record of moving fast and breaking things, Frame views his company as cautious, methodical even.
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The Chiefs won't get shut down, but methodical drives here won't be simple, because Belichick won't let them be.
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Table games, particularly online where players come and go frequently, often allow for a more methodical, predictable of play.
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From an HR perspective, this means people who are more methodical in nature and can accept a different approach.
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They checked each other's boxes at a dizzying but somehow methodical speed, and they remain clearly in love today.
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These added elements accent the methodical way the paintings are built up, for example with mirroring Rorschach-like motifs.
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Beijing's initial response has been muted, setting the stage for what could be a methodical escalation of retaliatory measures.
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But there's a methodical precision and clarity of purpose that sets Mr. Hynes' music apart from legions of imitators.
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Where the character (played in "Solo" by Alden Ehrenreich) is reckless and headstrong, Mr. Howard is careful and methodical.
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During a Trump speech Thursday, one man stood outside the press pen and took methodical pictures of each journalist.
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Search and Rescue crews ... continue to secure buildings and conduct a methodical search within the fire area for missing victims.
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Sxip Shirey will M.C. all nights, which include performances from England's Barely Methodical Troupe and the United States' Acrobatic Conundrum.
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"The authors are earnest and methodical — and the case they make is scarier for it," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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In a methodical attack, Stephen Paddock, a 64-year-old local retiree, had more than 20 weapons in the room.
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The trade off with cheaper bots is less advanced navigation—infrared sensors and less methodical cleaning—but longer battery life.
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He insisted that the methodical pace of the investigation was a "strategic" move that would result in a fair verdict.
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It was a methodical, well thought out performance, where her stillness embodies the beauty and build up to the song.
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Once again, dysfunction at the White House overshadowed the administration's methodical effort to weaken rules meant to protect American workers.
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One family member believes Kelly has a "calculating, methodical process to groom naive girls" -- and confirmed he takes their smartphones.
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But Philbin also said they have been "very methodical" about paying down debt, which has helped their rates go down.
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"I'm going to do a fast but deliberate, methodical review of the whole company," Flannery told Reuters in an interview.
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Forensics On CSI, forensic investigations involve a series of methodical steps in order to establish what happened during a crime.
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Are your schools groaning with sensible and stable children named after video game events, each more methodical than the last?
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It doesn't have the profusion of different weapons with distinct movesets, nor is it slow and methodical like Dark Souls.
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This is partly a result of personal preference, since I've always found the methodical jumps of Myst's HyperCard format disorienting.
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We absolutely need a methodical and prudent approach for any development in or near these areas — not a hasty giveaway.
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"We will be very methodical and considered in how we roll this service out further in the UK," Kavan said.
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Myanmar's army has been carrying out a campaign of targeted violence marked by tactics like methodical mass murder and rape.
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SLOWEST For the third year in a row, Virginia was the most methodical team in the nation, averaging 60.5 possessions.
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Finding a business partner that is more cautious, logical and methodical was the missing ingredient for my recipe to success.
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Analysts say that for Biegun's methodical approach to prevail he will need to deliver a semblance of progress in Hanoi.
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Since the beginning, each of their projects has shown a highly restricted palate; the result of methodical attention to materials.
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The changes in tempo kept Djokovic from his methodical, metronomic best, and he struggled particularly when Thiem lured him forward.
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Something of a methodical start to this one, as both teams look determined to avoid giving up an early goal.
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I have a kind of methodical, structure-based mind, so this helps me to see the whole shape of it.
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An advocacy group says it has documented methodical rapes by teachers, principals and other authorities at schools in rural Afghanistan.
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He released a video directing employees to "take the time you need" to conduct a methodical review of the plane.
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As recalled by the grown-up Li'l Bit, Peck is as methodical a predator as he is a driving instructor.
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Dr. Katherine Rose was a young, freckle-faced physician two years out of training, with a precise and methodical air.
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After Oregon's methodical, opening drive, the Wisconsin defense limited the Ducks to just 294 yards the rest of the way.
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The president's lawyers immediately made clear that they would not be following in the prosecution's slow, methodical, somewhat repetitive footsteps.
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"Patient, methodical, long term approach" is how Goldman Sachs Chief Operating Officer and President John Waldron described the bank's targets.
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He customized the black 2005 Nissan Altima with special wheel rims, and was methodical about keeping the car looking pristine.
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Mr. Sessions, who prides himself on methodical preparation, has said he was "a babe in the woods" before the committee.
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He is highly methodical, and holds off on decision making until looking at every possible way to fill each section.
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Nadler's methodical approach to the new Kavanaugh allegations mirrors that being applied by Democratic leaders in their investigations of Trump.
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"We have a healthy spacecraft," Alice Bowman, the mission operations manager, announced following a methodical check of the spacecraft's systems.
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The 41-story tower has taken a methodical approach as far as accessibility and adaptability goes, according to Douglaston Development.
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Among the latest batches of businesses taken to court were dozens of New York art galleries, sued in methodical fashion.
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Soaring through space like an aerodynamic electric train, a streamlined surge of energy, Simi captivates in its methodical formalist rigidity.
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BUT I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT THEY WANT TO DO IT IN A METHODICAL BASIS AND THEY WANT TO BE VERY TRANSPARENT.
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Ultimately, dollar-cost averaging, with its more methodical approach, enables many people to sleep easier by mitigating both risk and stress.
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And with only Barrymore's 11 word caption to go off of, there's not a whole lot of room for methodical interpretation.
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Yet even as these theatrical forms of scrutiny have soared, the other kind—methodical, detailed, financial and often dry—is declining.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Investigations into criminal enterprises take time and Mueller is known as a careful, methodical investigator.
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That part's handled by a slow and methodical machine, but knowing when a lens' glass is ready requires a trained eye.
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"I was always a very methodical person, I just focused on the game and the execution of the game," he said.
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"We decided when to use piano, flute and synths in a methodical way that made sense in the moment," she says.
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He's calculated those limits to avoid a grand larceny rap if they're caught, and he follows his guidelines with methodical calm.
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"I'm going to be methodical, because it's my integrity and the integrity of my committee, that's the bottom line," Cummings said.
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In 29 pages of bloodless prosecutorial language, Mueller sketches out a concerted and methodical effort to corrupt the American democratic process.
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By contrast, I take note of Hillary Clinton's campaign: methodical, cautious, steady, not too glamorous but relentlessly on track and succeeding.
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If the creative breakthrough is one of culture's enduring narratives, it's often less a dynamite explosion than a methodical chipping away.
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The stifling Ohio State defense overwhelmed the Scarlet Knights on the way to methodical 58-0 dismantling Saturday in Columbus, Ohio.
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"Richie Neal and his methodical approach I think is absolutely correct," he added, referring to the Ways and Means Committee chairman.
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When we were done, after hours of slow, methodical work, he'd fire up the car and we'd go for a drive.
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The emphasis is on creating a visceral portrait of the issue, rather than providing a methodical analysis, say the film's creators.
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"The Mueller operation, like the former Marine Corps platoon commander who leads it, is secretive and methodical," the Post report reads.
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On each one, they have been slow and methodical, laying out a long paper trail before rushing into a court case.
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He and his peers are taking slow, methodical steps toward transforming human skin or blood cells into healthy eggs and sperm.
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She does the methodical inside work while Bosch rashly steps on the toes of the Mexican Mafia and nearly gets killed.
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Dos Anjos is a furious pressure fighter, though slower and more methodical than Ferguson and certainly a more disciplined ring cutter.
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The European Commission is methodical in its approach, and hamstrung by the need to get approval from its 28 member states.
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"Break Stuff" encompasses sounds and spaces, speed and contemplation, curves and angles, methodical processes and brilliant impulses; it never stops thinking.
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Ingraham, in an interview, described Cipollone as a devoted Catholic who is calm and methodical and a spiritual mentor to her.
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They say the legislative restrictions are unnecessary because the process of transitioning is methodical and rarely includes surgery before age 18.
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Even Caldwell, best known for his methodical 2015 Dawn Wall climb up El Capitan with Kevin Jorgeson, has been lured in.
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The Congresswoman believe this process should be conducted in a detailed, methodical, and responsible manner before a Congressional inquiry is initiated.
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"As opportunities do present themselves, we will be responsible, selective and methodical before taking any action in Somalia," said Lt. Cmdr.
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Doug Collins, essentially allowed them to do it unimpeded, offering their own methodical rebuttal only after Democrats finished making their arguments.
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Though quieter than much of Mr. Niblock's own music, the concert nevertheless drew from his methodical approach to composition and performance.
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The process that each man describes — which fills most of the first two-hour episode — is one of intense, methodical grooming.
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Traces of Altman's cinematic DNA, like the slow, methodical, but meandering movement of his camera, often make themselves apparent in Rudolph's films.
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His diligence and methodical routine is something I find inspiring, as I strive to apply it to my own daily watercoloring habit.
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DNC officials, even in the face of criticism, have tried to be deliberate and methodical about each step in the debate process.
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But, staying true to methodical form, it's going to take some time before cannabis-infused beverages and gummies appear on store shelves.
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"This has been a methodical and time-consuming multistate operation with investigators working around the clock to find Kelsey," De Young said.
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But while demonstrably forceful, she is also thoughtful and methodical, and can't be accused of jumping on the bandwagon of populist positions.
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Koerner's process is nothing if not methodical: He keeps a notebook to document his technique and records himself with an iPhone camera.
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You're a thoughtful, methodical person, Capricorn, but even you say things you haven't thought out clearly sometimes—watch out for that today!
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Margaret Wardlow, then 13, had been captivated by the case, reading about the methodical ways he had sought and attacked his victims.
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Time magazine partly attributes the surge in support to Clinton's three masterful debate performances, impressing millennials with her "methodical takedowns" of Trump.
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He was easily disheartened if he found himself under pressure—both the pace of Velasquez or the methodical, unrelenting attack of Overeem.
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Even a Congress fully committed and unified toward eliminating the Dodd-Frank Act must carry that intent forward via a methodical process.
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The SDF made "slow and methodical" progress in the battle near the Iraqi border, according to the U.S.-led coalition backing it.
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He managed a methodical offense on an opening 75-yard drive for a touchdown — the first of three touchdown drives before halftime.
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In methodical fashion the committee interviewed witnesses, pored over the documents and the history of impeachment, and worked to forge a consensus.
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It's a marriage of the combustible and the methodical, and one that at times has flared up over policy and temperament differences.
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But they're very clever, they're incredibly disciplined, they understand that politics is like war, they've been methodical about getting what they want.
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In slow, methodical steps, the two performers enacted a Butoh-like choreography; their bodies and attire embodying the aurality of the space.
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Both are 'pressure fighters' but where Dos Anjos is the patient and methodical pressure fighter, Ferguson is a swarming ball of energy.
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Gunnar Nelson fights the methodical Alan Joubain this weekend in London in what might be the most anticipated fight on the card.
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He brushed off the notion that this could be a product of his computer science background, but his methodical approach suggests otherwise.
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The composers' approaches couldn't be more different: In his sprawling, methodical works, Bruckner seeks the sublime within the strict confines of protocol.
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The Titans had just silenced the raucous New England crowd, scoring the game's first points on a methodical 11-play touchdown drive.
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Those are all details that don't get shown on TV very often, and they're worth laying out in methodical, un-sensationalized detail.
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"What speed we were going when we went around the corner I'm not sure, but it was slow and methodical," he said.
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There was no yelling, just methodical equipment checks followed by no-ripple entries into the sea, where they disappeared beneath the ice.
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In a moment of peril, they suggested, his orthodox and methodical style could pose an appealing contrast to the more tempestuous Trump.
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But Mr. Oliver hasn't changed his methodical, slow-burning attacks, usually spending each episode skillfully dissecting one topic with plenty of zingers.
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On Monday, Sheriff Tackitt of Wilson County, where First Baptist is located, described Mr. Kelley's horrific and methodical path through the church.
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During the methodical assembly process, each watch is handled by as many as 2600 technicians before receiving a final stamp of approval.
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Virtually a chamber piece with just two primary characters, the movie dives into the black arts with methodical restraint and escalating unease.
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"His methodical approach is the approach you actually need to do to get lasting change," a former DHS official said of Cissna.
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They shook off a sluggish start against former Astros farmhand Daniel Mengden with a methodical approach while erasing a 3-0 deficit.
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The more consistently effective approach is to take methodical, purposeful steps forward, all with the intent of helping you reach your goal.
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But the new additions seem to favor methodical planning even more than the original games did, especially if you're tracking targets with Foresight.
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Capricorn and Taurus can be good for a fling, but these practical, methodical signs aren't a good long-term fit for energetic Gemini.
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"I do not believe that we are in a frenzied or frothy environment, but rather, in a more focused, methodical environment," said Danziger.
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The search will be methodical, as many of CBS' directors are new and have to figure out what the company should do next.
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After all, a group of attackers as methodical and prolific as Energetic Bear doesn't simply call it quits after having their cover blown.
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Naito and Okada took their time getting going, laying out a more methodical story filled with call-backs and layered psychology early on.
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The surprising, sometimes fascinating, and often frustrating thing about Replicas is how fast this all happens, and yet how methodical the process is.
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But it was the detailed and methodical testimony of an FBI forensic accountant who traced Manafort's money that may have sealed his fate.
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They were methodical, using data to acutely target voters who were pegged as most likely to vote or most likely to be swayed.
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Business operations, for instance, require an intensely methodical approach, strict organizational skills, adherence to certain protocols and attention to the most minute details.
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Thanks to the methodical movements of the royals, and the fact that their bloodline is so damn white, they're also a little bland.
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The first is that tremendous lightweight match up between the methodical pressure of Rafael dos Anjos and the erratic violence of Tony Ferguson.
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In reality, the action is slow and methodical, but these stylistic touches make the combat feel not only exciting, but sleek and sexy.
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Rockburne insists that her work has a mathematical basis, yet her most moving creations are those least tethered to a methodical, rational approach.
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That was a sharp contrast to the Obama administration's methodical, months-long internal debates about Syria, many of which ended without clear decisions.
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In his typical calm and methodical manner, Mr. Buckel explained how to make neat, rat-proof compost piles with pitchforks, shovels and teamwork.
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The meetings were more gregarious than methodical; Steyer peppered staff with questions as he ate a sandwich wrapped in lettuce rather than bread.
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The champion opened the bout with his measured, methodical striking at range and Hendricks swung back with the overhand left, just as advertised.
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Because of the slow, methodical nature in which games of Go play out, the pair's commentary was less play-by-play than prediction.
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It can be a complex, methodical process, addressing a single problem (get water to that village) as a cascading string of nested problems.
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The questions and answers reveal the methodical approach that Mr. Schiff and other members have taken toward coaxing information out of their witnesses.
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The Massachusetts Democrat has been taking a methodical approach because he thinks the matter is likely to result in a lengthy court battle.
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The Massachusetts Democrat has been taking a methodical approach because he thinks the matter is likely to result in a lengthy court battle.
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I would question the ethical integrity of an editorial team that answers to Mark Zuckerberg, or whose processes are not clear and methodical.
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The drone's methodical, vertical movements would essentially mimic the path of a person in a forklift who might be inspecting labels and inventory.
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Lounsberry's books are methodical, at times plodding, working forward chronologically through each diary, interspersed with whatever diary Woolf was reading at the time.
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Since taking the helm at Foggy Bottom, Tillerson has been slow and methodical in learning the building and acquainting himself with bureaucratic Washington.
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Without ever raising his voice or changing his methodical gestures, Pesci shows how Russell has altered the course of Frank's life across decades.
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His art speaks to infernal traumas and corporal tortures, spontaneous ferocities and methodical brutalities that define humanity as an insatiably war-hungry species.
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They said several homes were also destroyed, in what appeared to be a methodical attempt to force out as many Arabs as possible.
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Fitzpatrick responded by leading the Jets on a methodical march to the Bengals' 3-yard line, but then more red-zone problems surfaced.
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The Washington Post described his methodical approach as bringing a "prosecutor's sensibility" to the role, by staying calm and refusing to be baited.
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Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican majority leader, likewise bristled when Mr. Trump cut in during methodical presentations in the Oval Office.
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"It's a spooky, methodical look into a case that should have been easier to solve, but remained open for 27 years," she said.
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An advocacy group said it has documented methodical rape by teachers, principals and other authorities of dozens of boys in one rural area.
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A few more terrible months passed, and he began writing out a methodical three-page list, practical advice for Seager after his death.
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Simpson and Fritsch are able guides to a byzantine world; their presentation is methodical, almost lawyerly, which isn't as bad as it sounds.
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That means having some cash available, and stock ideas on hand that could be put to work in a "cool and methodical" way.
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But on meeting him, Ms. Roundtree said, she realized that he could never have carried out so well-planned and methodical a crime.
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She is methodical yet gives the impression, in pauses and odd smiles, that not even she knows exactly what she might do next.
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When "Mezzanine" appeared, its songs hovered in their own cavernous voids: at once dynamic and methodical, implacable and precarious, urgent yet stubbornly unhurried.
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But the Federal Aviation Administration has been methodical with the plane's re-certification, and has even found new safety issues during that process.
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Former colleagues describe him as a fair, methodical person who "protected" the firm&aposs balance sheet during the financial crisis, Rebecca Ungarino reports.
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Mike Shepherd, the mysterious New Zealand cop, has finally settled into country life with the help of his methodical assistant, Detective Kristin Sims.
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Rather than a deliberate, methodical attempt to sabotage women's earnings, often the wage gap takes on more subtle, but no less detrimental forms.
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Anyone who's seen videos of advanced humanoid robots like Boston Dynamics's ATLAS, which can do parkour (!!!), knows that they make methodical, calculated movements.
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"Does it work?" was the simple blunt litmus for any technique in question, and they tested them with methodical analysis across various scenarios.
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But Eckes goes wide in General Motors, taking on the auto industry's methodical destruction of the infrastructure of early-20th-century public transportation.
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And it's not for lack of looking — the paper is a methodical walk through the possibilities for both existing and new nuclear technology.
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As quiet and methodical as the game can be, it also manages to completely keep you on edge, even as Samus becomes increasingly powerful.
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The Irving, Texas-based company is known for taking a cautious, methodical approach to decision-making, and changes in direction usually happen only slowly.
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On principle, both bright-blonde highlights and bangs are high-maintenance — the color requires frequent salon appointments and the cut takes methodical styling techniques.
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To be sure, Pinterest has been very methodical about expanding its business, slowly opening up advertising tools to wider and wider audiences over time.
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Watching the methodical repairs also gives the audience a simple way to connect with Don, who's objectively a scumbag, but still a sympathetic one.
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Methodical, tech-enabled drug testing could eventually help us cure diseases even if only a few people have them, because each life is valuable.
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JG: Over the last few years we did this phased, methodical testing approach where we went through all the components in the LA facility.
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My two weeks with the Hasselblad was a kind reminder of photography as a methodical art form, rather than a spray and pray hobby.
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He would score a lot, employing a dull methodical isolation method with frequent but not inevitable success on any defender he squared off against.
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If the leavers win, the UK and EU will begin a methodical divorce that many analysts expect to destabilize the nation and the continent.
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Acheson's process is straightforward: he begins by adding one layer of paint or collage after another, a procedure that is in no way methodical.
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But the Senate intelligence committee, in particular, has maintained a methodical approach to negotiating with witnesses' legal teams, then obtaining and reviewing their documents.
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Severino escaped that inning unscathed, but the Astros figured him out, with their methodical rally in the fifth providing Verlander some needed run support.
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Baby Gamescom will follow a methodical path to its goals "Its meaning is connected to stability, safety, construction, method and rooting," according to Meaningaz.
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The team has developed a reputation for slow, safe and methodical play this season, but the individual players still get the chance to shine.
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A photograph of the digging at Odd Fellows Cemetery appears to show a methodical process, but somehow at least one small coffin was missed.
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But the gradualness of the process—the methodical accumulation of shimmering patterns over organ-like bass tones—saturates the ears instead of battering them.
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Consequently, it's a movie drenched in anxiety, from its methodical, throat-clenching pace, to the disquiet of its desolate scenery and sparse audio design.
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Cramer's ranking system will get you through the chaotic times and allow you to remain cool and methodical when everyone is scrambling in chaos.
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This makes the cyclical rise of the rebellious, queer rock and pop star seem less as an act of cultural radicalism and more methodical.
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However incremental such developments may be, they mark a measure of progress that recent years of methodical mid-level U.S. diplomacy could not achieve.
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"As planned, the methodical, disciplined Mattis kicked off the meeting with remarks we had rehearsed in his office a number of times," Snodgrass writes.
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While Texas Tech's first drive was plodding and methodical, eating up more than six minutes, the tempo on both sides cranked up after that.
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Over the long-term, investors are rewarded if they keep their cool and keep adding money in on a regular, methodical basis over time.
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Second, confronted with the accusations against him, Judge Kavanaugh made recourse not to reason and methodical process, but to fury and the rawest partisanship.
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Fluidity was what marked Suzuki out from the other solid grapplers of Pancrase such as the methodical Masakatsu Funaki and the forceful Ken Shamrock.
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Adam Savage became a hero to nerds everywhere with "Mythbusters," and his new solo series has that show's genuine enthusiasm and gratifying methodical approach.
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Deaths of Despair, in its conclusion, makes a methodical case for the abolition of employer-sponsored plans and the creation of universal health care.
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As the first G-7 nation to slacken cannabis laws, Canada has bolted to the front lines of the plant's methodical scrutiny and investigation.
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The arrival of a starving mother and daughter (perfectly embodied by Olwen Fouéré and Mia Goth) disrupts the survivalist's methodical routines and hardened emotions.
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Organized and methodical where the President is chaotic and impulsive, Pence is ready to achieve the dream he believes God wants him to fulfill.
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Their time punctuated a methodical off-season reset for Jackson that started in February at his old youth field, McNair Park in Pompano Beach.
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In the Constellation Brands' Victor, New York office, on a frosty day in December, he laid out the reasoning in a straightforward, methodical way.
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"With its impregnable exterior, methodical and plodding style, resilience and pluck (be careful when he snaps)," the book explains, "the turtle is his avatar."
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Their skills complement each other: Calley's superpower is that he can move fast, whereas Leslie is more methodical and good at setting up structure.
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It began a "very methodical and very deliberate and careful" investigation into the remaining names and found many whose citizenship was not in question.
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He is always methodical and meticulous, but when he is pictorial and uses the computer components toward pictorial ends, he begins to lose me.
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Held was methodical and rigorous, and he found a painting language that allowed him (and us as viewers) to consider the structures of visual thinking.
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Flash forward to the 1970s, once Foreman was into double digits as a professional, and you begin to see a much more methodical, paced Foreman.
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When water levels dropped Sunday, the divers went forward with a more methodical approach, deploying a rope line and extra oxygen supplies along the way.
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That Fitbit is still standing in a field of dead fitness bands is a testament to their previous dedication to methodical releases, year-after-year.
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The rapid timeline he proposed contrasts with more measured, methodical strategies that most North Korea experts insist are needed to produce a lasting denuclearization agreement.
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NP: Basically, what's happened here is that the government's death toll from very early on was not really being conducted in a very methodical way.
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The spinning backfist (or forearm) to secure a knockdown in the early going was a nice dash of the unpredictable in the usually methodical Calderwood.
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The Migrant Protection Protocols represent a methodical commonsense approach to exercising our statutory authority to require certain individuals to await their court proceedings in Mexico.
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When you're paying close attention to the maelstrom of tech industry activity, the pace of change can seem logical, methodical, occasionally even a little slow.
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I noted that the field lacked a culture of rigorous, methodical skeptical thinking that could produce reliable knowledge, which is what science has to do.
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He glares into the void, chanting — "I can feel it coming in the air tonight, oh Lord" — sounding both adrift and methodical, and nearly possessed.
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As these robots roll off the shelves, Roboteam envisions a methodical go-to-market strategy to put them in consumers' homes in time for Christmas.
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The House investigation is beginning to resemble the Senate Russia investigation more -- methodical, planned and focused -- after a reset under the new leadership of Rep.
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AT THE END OF THE DAY, WHEN YOU ARE MAKING DEEP METHODICAL INVESTMENTS IN TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES, IT IS FUNDAMENTALLY FIRST AND FOREMOST ABOUT THE JOCKEY.
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With their methodical movements — twirling pillows around their bodies, rolling on rugs or assembling and wrecking wooden platforms — the stage becomes a well-oiled machine.
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I'd recommend Noom to someone who's looking to kickstart a lifestyle change in a methodical way, but only after they've talked to their doctor first
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"We're going through this on a methodical basis and will follow the facts," said Warner, who would not predict the probe would conclude before November.
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We are going to be methodical, we are going to be bipartisan, and we're going to be thorough, because that's what the American people deserve.
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The number went higher as the days, months, and eventually years rolled on, but at the kind of slow, methodical place reflecting players perfecting perfection.
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Fellow KC artists and friends Jonah Criswell and Sarabeth Dunton have similar methodical drawing practices that often also reference to pop culture and create worlds.
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Before the transition, however, Mr. Bignone led a methodical process not only to destroy evidence about the dictatorship's crimes but also to justify its repression.
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For all his bluster — and his methodical dismantling of his predecessor's legacy — Mr. Trump has so far avoided being drawn into a major military entanglement.
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First shown in 1969, the movie concerns an outcast (Bernadette Lafont) who takes methodical revenge on the village leaders who have abused and exploited her.
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A former prosecutor who handled drug and street crime cases, Judge Walton is known for handing down tough sentences and for being careful and methodical.
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But even the more methodical and wonky Clinton seems to understand the need for something bigger than herself, beyond dry policy details, on convention night.
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I mean, it's a wonderful company, had a great growth year last year, I think they really had been methodical about preparing for the IPO.
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Even while throwing this car into corners, and laying everything out on the straights, the 22020 Corvette with the Z2350 package was controlled and methodical.
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If students are not methodical about getting all of their requirements completed on time, they could be forced to pay for extra semesters of college.
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The Fed will raise rates in a "methodical" way, Morganlander said, and the degree to how aggressive rate increases should be has come into question.
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Now, Sarah Phelps, the showrunner of this new limited series, hopes that Christie's methodical and suspense-ridden tales are better suited to long-form television.
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They might feature thick, methodical horizontal bands of shimmering white with slivers of brownish raw linen glinting between them, a little like plaster and lath.
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Instead, viewers got a matchup of teams that rely on a throwback style of play — methodical offense, lunch-pail defense and rosters long on experience.
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However, with many tax and trade policies still up in the air under the Trump administration, consumers are expected to continue being methodical with their spending.
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We are taking a methodical and measured approached to ensure that anti-money laundering mechanisms are embedded into the currency itself – a first for any currency.
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I would probably lose my mind, as I tried to make deliberate and methodical and just decisions in a space that tends to be anything but.
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The latter squad in particular was methodical, rating as the second-slowest Knicks team in franchise history relative to the league average, according to Basketball-Reference.com.
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" The Clinton campaign, by contrast, has an effort that is "more methodical and traditional, hinging on an extensive field organization to drive its advance voting strategy.
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It's easy to make that mistake since there's no payload to defend or point to hold, but you still need to be methodical in your assault.
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The early Methodists in 17th-century England earned their name because they were methodical and disciplined about their duties toward God and to their fellow man.
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"Kevin has performed very well in his return to Formula One and Jolyon is approaching his rookie season in a clear and methodical manner," he said.
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The positive response to the machine's specs, revealed to Digital Foundry last week in an exhaustive and methodical technical breakdown, suggest they may get that reset.
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By building pixel art in a methodical way, the Pixel Kit has the benefit of getting kids engaged with art and tech at the same time.
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It appears that Wheeler is on track to do more of the same — and his insider instincts and methodical nature could mean even more effective rollbacks.
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It's a massive achievement, and one he pulled off with another clinical, methodical set, full of the same weirdly soulless rhythms, staring vacantly into the distance.
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Methodical transition play helped, but so did isolations and post-ups for James, which allowed Thompson to time help defenders and bury them under the basket.
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When Reagan did use his acting talents, he did so in a "methodical, contained and directed way," a way "connected to his political objectives," Zelizer said.
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"He worked in, I would say, a methodical but effective style," said Douglas Molloy, a former federal prosecutor who worked with Judge Williams on that case.
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If the result is a more deliberate and methodical move toward summitry based on more realistic expectations for the outcome, this experience might even prove salutary.
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Jack Warner, a priest with the mission, recalled Mr. Kaine as quiet and methodical, which came in handy for his record-keeping duties at the school.
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The attack was methodical and merciless — the jets took run after run over the camp in an effort destroy it, cutting down men as they fled.
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The bureau began laying the groundwork for these new rules three years ago, and several trade group leaders said the process had been thoughtful and methodical.
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"Los Guachos V" (Sunnyside) Guillermo Klein, the Argentine pianist and composer, has an affinity for transforming highly methodical designs into music that feels soulful and uncalculating.
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In his opening remarks, Schiff described Mueller's 448-page report as a "methodical" and "devastating" account of Russian attempts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election.
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Even as "Wentworth" depicts the entropy that exists within prison walls, the show itself is impressively methodical, pulling off subtle season-long games and genuine shocks.
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President Xi Jinping, concerned about challenges to the ruling Communist Party, has responded with a methodical crackdown, quashing protests, dismantling labor rights organizations and imprisoning activists.
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When love and money planet Venus enters methodical Virgo on Monday evening, it will begin a time for sharing your most developed ideas with the world.
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It's also something that is echoed in printmaking, this very physical process that is time-consuming and methodical, a meditative sense of immersion in a task.
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Mr. Bissonnette's transformation from a seemingly soft-spoken politics student into a methodical killer shook Canada, a country that celebrates its tolerance and openness to immigrants.
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You don't move the camera a lot in Arrival, but when you do, it's very precise, very methodical, often with a kind of ominous forward momentum.
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Hillary Clinton, who as first lady weathered that impeachment with her husband, endorsed that methodical approach on Wednesday in an opinion piece for The Washington Post.
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The Nikkei interview was notable for Mr. Ghosn's methodical attempt to address some of the big questions — and speculation — about his financial dealings with the carmaker.
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Though public perception of Klopp is of a raucous, track-suited bear prowling the touchline, his players describe him as cool and methodical behind closed doors.
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"I understand people are beside themselves over this chaos, but that reinforces the need for us to be methodical and get the evidence," she told me.
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But Mr. Kelly is not rebuilding the organization in a vacuum, and Mr. Trump's mood can have as much an effect as Mr. Kelly's methodical approach.
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The phenomenon is best exemplified in the upending of the far West Side of Manhattan from Midtown on down, which Moss chronicles in rich, methodical detail.
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"She's sharp as a tack, a methodical thinker and can be a very good representative and play well with others," Mr. Bonney said of Ms. Luria.
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But the defense team was largely methodical and measured in defending the president and rebutting specific aspects of the House managers' 24 hours worth of arguments.
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Having dealt with the rhythmic, systematic, methodical machinations of numerous grand jury proceedings, I concur that they are often fraught with predictable course direction and activity.
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Holden's methodical approach has been a significant factor in keeping the Rangers, who fell to the Islanders Tuesday night, near the top of the Metropolitan Division.
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With methodical door-to-door campaigns in the next year's midterm elections, the Tea Party ended the careers of some of the nation's most senior lawmakers.
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Surdukowski: I think a hard, methodical and data-driven look at what "unicorn voters" who voted for President Obama twice and then voted for President Trump.
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They have taken a methodical approach in their deliberations during their first two days, asking to review testimony and evidence relating to two of his accusers.
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The Mr. X section proved the stuff of nightmares, as a game where you're typically allowed to be slow and methodical was upended by Jason Vorhees.
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Practicing, and often performing on social media, this subversive form of self-care is a way of saying: Screw your protein shakes and methodical productivity stints.
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Mucarsel-Powell argued that there's no time for Curbelo's slow, methodical approach to an issue that is "a real threat to the existence" of the district.
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On paper, she's an intriguing quasi-partner, a cerebral foil to the methodical Hays, but the script never develops her beyond an accessory to his story.
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The director of Ghost in the Shell, the new live-action sci-fi action film based on the 1995 anime cyberpunk classic, has a methodical cadence.
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Giacometti actually favored bronze and plaster equally and, as becomes clear here, explored various media, styles, and influences, often simultaneously in a methodical and inquisitive manner.
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Af Klint's paintings appear as a series of sequences, in which one visual theme is explored in limited but specific directions, in a surprisingly methodical manner.
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Nope, this is just a methodical deconstruction: one screwdriver, one pair of tweezers, and one guy in what we have to say is a pretty great shirt.
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According to a super-scientific and über-methodical "study" from Dairy Queen, people are apparently happier on Free Cone Day than they are on their own birthdays.
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Thanks to a methodical "casting" system for instructors and a well-tended and well-studied community presence on Facebook, people are exceptionally loyal to the exercise modality.
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And it makes William less MRA-ish or troll-y and more the kind of GTA or Red Dead Redemption player who's into clinical, methodical game-breaking.
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Mr Campbell argues that this was a methodical effort to wipe out Ethiopian resistance to Italian rule, more like later Nazi war crimes than earlier colonial massacres.
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Of course, this isn't like an insane jump in revenue like a consumer IPO like Snap, but enterprise companies tend to show a more methodical growth rate.
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The calls were "unprecedented" for their methodical approach and sophistication, said Paul Goldenberg, who advises Jewish organizations on security as national director of the Secure Community Network.
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Sure, the process of labor and delivery is methodical at this point in modern medicine, but giving birth can really rock someone's body from the inside out.
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The use of rape by Myanmar's armed forces has been sweeping and methodical, AP found in interviews with 29 Rohingya Muslim women and girls now in Bangladesh.
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"At the end of the day, when you are making deep methodical investments in technology companies, it is fundamentally first and foremost about the jockey," he said.
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His combinations are methodical, almost thoughtful, as if he hasn't yet committed anything to muscle memory and decides what he's going to throw as he's throwing it.
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For all the methodical pacing and old archetypes, Hell or High Water is a thoroughly contemporary action film, complete with fast chases and flashes of dark comedy.
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She pored over videos of World Cup champions, read everything she could about the art of carving a turn, and mastered the methodical process of tuning skis.
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Those who identify as "guardians" have a methodical, practical work style and those who identify as "integrators" have a work style known for prioritizing connections and relationships.
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His brilliant, steady career was surely enabled by his disciplined disinclination to live out his music, and by his methodical approach to finding and recording great material.
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The aggressive defensive style and methodical half-court offense of the visiting Roadrunners (4-4) limited the Bruins to nine points in the game's first 10:133.
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Research: Understand the problem before designing the solutionYeutter attributes the success of his Bedtime Bulb to the methodical approach he learned from working in a research lab.
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Unauthorized settlements dot hilltops in the West Bank, and anti-settlement groups and Palestinians say retroactively legalizing them is a methodical effort to change the region's map.
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Hammond attributed the delay to Tillerson's desire to go on a methodical "listening tour" of the department before he sets about restructing and cutting jobs and departments.
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Sam Ervin of North Carolina, the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities conducted a methodical investigation that exposed how Nixon's White House had abused its power.
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Bezos has said that Blue Origin's "deliberate and methodical" tests are critical to achieving the company's vision of having millions of people living and working in space.
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"Overstock has been very methodical on getting the necessary regulators on board," said Tom Forte, analyst at DA Davidson, which has a buy rating on the stock.
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EY is looking for a methodical and analytical thought process, and will be looking for applicants with leadership abilities, technical knowledge and an innovative and global mindset.
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New York (CNN Business)Dick's Sporting Goods will stop selling guns at 440 additional stores this year, escalating the company's methodical elimination of firearms from its stores.
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Kim has been pressed at multiple town halls over the summer recess to back impeachment proceedings, but each time the freshman lawmaker called for a methodical approach.
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Finally, Woods triumphed in vintage form, owning the course at East Lake Golf Club from Day 21950 with a performance that was equal parts magical and methodical.
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The retaliation that followed was carried out in methodical assaults on villages, with helicopters raining down fire on civilians and front-line troops cutting off families' escape.
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He described the deliberations as methodical and logical and said the jurors had focused on whether Mr. Shkreli had intended to harm investors who gave him money.
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I shared details from his combat tour: the boy shot through the head, the civilians struck by Hellfire missiles, Siatta's run of methodical killing in late 2009.
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"Wave," Sonali Deraniyagala's methodical, agonizing memoir of the 2004 tsunami that killed her husband, her parents and her two young sons burns with pure fear and grief.
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They are organized and methodical when they arrive at each protest, Ms. Davila said, setting up several "zones" where they can assess people in need of care.
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Over a six-year period, Boeing worked through a disciplined methodical development process that culminated with a robust test program that validated the airplane's safety and performance.
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Trump declares China the "grand champions" of currency manipulation, just hours after his new Treasury secretary pledged a more methodical approach to analyzing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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We always want everyone to look and feel their best in our clothes and have been methodical in our approach to make sure we're doing it right.
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He brings the run of play down to a slow, methodical crawl, and he rises for jump shots like he's trying not to wake up the downstairs neighbors.
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Chemaly says women's "status in the world" means that it does "require us to do more work" and women have to strategise and be "methodical" about their anger.
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Surprisingly, a second bidder emerged: Amazon's Jeff Bezos, who pursued his passion for all things, including space travel, with an awesome talent for being both exuberant and methodical.
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The Pentagon is no city hall: "Everyone is in uniform, and they tend to walk in an organized, methodical way," he pointed out when I visited him there.
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In the Wolf raid mission, you move through the compound's three-story house, and you're asked to clear each room of each floor with methodical, high-precision lethality.
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Sólo Espresso: Tucked away in the Bywater, this small coffee joint uses Chemex and Clever Drippers, so this place is for the methodical, well-brewed cup of coffee.
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While turning the back is technically illegal in boxing Jersey Joe Walcott made use of the strategy to draw out and knock down the more methodical Joe Louis.
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Whole Woman's Health didn't just strike down specific laws; it did so in a methodical way that clarified how courts should be thinking about abortion laws more broadly.
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There are a few possible reasons for this differing results of various studies on dog ownership and exercise (including the possibility of a methodical flaw with the study).
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He was efficient, methodical, and patient, relentlessly snaking his way into mismatches, gallivanting through one of the NBA's best defenses, maximizing his options and opportunities with every dribble.
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And for a business like Cornershop, a lot of the growth is going to have to come from methodical expansion from region to region and with future partners.
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Studying these drugs in a controlled and methodical way may lead to the discovery of new therapeutic treatments for people with mental health issues like alcoholism or depression.
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Travis Walters, public affairs officer for the Texas Military Department, said that operations are becoming "more methodical" as they move into the second phase of the relief efforts.
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"Influencer valuations move up and down like the stock market, but Kylie is methodical about consistently generating aspirational content for her social audience, without jeopardizing authenticity," Spadafora explained.
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Ms. Gyasi, who earned a master of fine arts from the Iowa Writers' Workshop, takes a similarly methodical approach to much of the historical material in this novel.
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"A capricious, arbitrary, and unqualified tweet of new policy does not trump the methodical and systematic review by military stakeholders qualified to understand the ramifications of policy changes."
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"Mudbound" moves at a methodical pace -- basically approximating its rural, mid-20th century environs -- but with a constant sense of purpose, imbued with a strong sense of foreboding.
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Duty bound, methodical and possessing only a nodding acquaintance with humor, Helen is someone you would probably like to know but wouldn't necessarily want to hang out with.
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Hours later, in the heady joy of the Cougars' 33-23 victory, someone took Houston's methodical courtship of the Big 12 public in the most modern possible way.
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Now, due to the sheer number of companies in China, it's not easy to tell if a particular investigation is methodical, a one-off or permanent, he said.
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His career was a methodical climb up the rungs of New Jersey politics, beginning as a mayor, a state legislator, a Congressman and, since 2005, a U.S. senator.
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Outtakes: • For a show that is usually methodical about doling out subplots, Danny's affair with a parlor worker, ending in her murder and his suicide, happens awfully fast.
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What begins as a reflective memoir of loneliness and longing turns into a methodical investigation, as Wagner digs into the archives, calls up experts and tests her DNA.
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His allies control the major regional newspapers, which provide supportive coverage of Mr. Orban's anti-immigrant agenda and his methodical erosion of the country's democratic checks and balances.
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As international leaders squabble over whether to punish Myanmar for the military's methodical killing and uprooting of Rohingya civilians, the recent arrivals are living in abjectly desperate conditions.
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The items being logged in by Christie's in New York belonged to Mr. Rockefeller, the methodical banker from the storied family who died in March at age 290.
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Given the extent of additional information and evidence, it is clear the Senate has to conduct both a comprehensive and methodical trial that involves testimony from multiple witnesses.
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Pruett has become well known for his methodical efficacy at the capitol, which is supported, financially and otherwise, by the more than 48,000 followers of ISAA's Facebook page.
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The talk-show performance was one more methodical step in the internet-accelerated career of Ms. Lipa, 21, who is releasing her debut album, "Dua Lipa," on Friday.
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It's a methodical, careful look at the small things Ring (and other companies; it's not just Ring) could be doing to make its cameras more secure, but isn't.
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But Westbrook missed 6 of 8 shots in the quarter as the Thunder failed to maintain the momentum that sprung from its long, methodical push to the lead.
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Pelosi, who spent months urging restraint against calls for impeachment from her party's progressive flank, was calm and methodical as she announced her change of heart on Tuesday.
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So Beijing began a methodical campaign to erode the political rights Hong Kongers were promised under the Basic Law, starting with the direct election of the territory's government.
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Harvey Weinstein, the entertainment mogul whose methodical abuse of women was exposed in The Times's October investigation, was able to keep allegations of sexual misconduct buried for decades.
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More methodical than mystical, Foley relies on a rigorous, five-step research and approval process when selecting goods from brands like Juice Beauty, Herbivore Botanicals and Ursa Major.
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But it's worth noting that the Greens' approach to their Museum of the Bible has become more methodical — and even scholarly — since the date of the alleged crimes.
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Which is why people are following the excruciatingly plodding, methodical Mueller investigation the same way they wait for Bruce Banner to finally turn into the freaking Hulk, and smash.
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Consistent, methodical growth from its services business translates to just added-on incremental value for Apple, which can offset the peaks and troughs that come with iPhone update cycles.
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U.N. investigators interviewing Rohingya living in refugee camps in Bangladesh said on Friday they had gathered testimony pointing to a "consistent, methodical pattern" of killings, torture, rape and arson.
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In Courtroom #3, behind two barbed wire gates and three locked doors, Judge Saundra Arrington is getting ready to ask the man before her a methodical list of questions.
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Talbot, who co-founded diabetes awareness foundation Beyond Type 1 with Nick Jonas and others in 2015, is "very methodical" when it comes to managing his condition at work.
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Even though Gore did not excite many viewers and seemed stiff in front of the cameras, Kemp had trouble answering questions and seeming somewhat overwhelmed by Gore's methodical answers.
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With these games, I have tried to be very methodical in my approach to learning, rather than just jumping in and going for doing a full speedrun attempt immediately.
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I mean with everything in this movie, from the mechanical design of that suit to [the way] the camera moves, Jon Watts, the director, he's very methodical, I think.
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But prominent researchers have accused these watchdogs of "methodical terrorism," while aggrieved scientists whose work has been thrown into question have lashed back, accusing their critics of malicious motives.
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Despite the horror setting, there is a kind of zen to the methodical process of criss-crossing the same environment over and over again to uncover the game's secrets.
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Stephanie is much creepier (and has a different name.) Way spookier than Anna Kendrick's take, book Stephanie pursues her relationship with Sean in a methodical and deceit-heavy way.
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But at first glance, the movie's plot could very well pass for a methodical reconstruction of Captain America or Spider-Man rather than the deconstruction it seems to be.
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Instead, Mr. Dorsey has taken a more methodical approach — one that has received mixed reactions internally — and opted to make small changes to how tweets are composed and consumed.
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Since then he's incorporated the methodical movement of flour, water, and yeast a variety of ways, most prolifically oozing over the heads and faces of his human photography subjects.
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Allied reaches back to the tradition of old Hollywood romances against a wartime backdrop, with a noir twist, and it is content to move along at a methodical pace.
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A final important aspect of Masvidal's high knee and methodical, short-stepping advance was that it seemed to completely remove one of Cerrone's most effective weapons in recent years.
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Their cases, in just one sector of the U.S. Border Patrol, form part of a larger trend of "systemic dispossession" — the methodical confiscation of private property by our government.
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Twenty-five years before his methodical, menacing turn on "Westworld," Anthony Hopkins changed cinema by slipping into the role (and mask) of Hannibal Lecter in Jonathan Demme's psycho-thriller.
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How to Manage Stress Like an Olympic Biathlete The pressure of an intense physical race combined with methodical target shooting gives biathletes a unique perspective on coping with stress.
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Like his current subject, Merry is methodical and deliberate, perhaps overly so, and readers of "President McKinley" may learn more than they wish about Ohio politics in the 1880s.
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That is little surprise to any infectious-disease researcher: Highly contagious diseases can move through communities much more quickly than the methodical pace of science can produce vital answers.
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Because that hypnotic pulsing of their bell does more than propel the animal: Dabiri's previous research has found that a jellyfish's methodical movements create vortices that suck in prey.
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And it offers a timely reintroduction to one of the major postwar Conceptualists, whose seemingly methodical techniques were actually in the service of something slipperier, and much more moving.
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FlyQuest was deliberate and methodical in how it moved around the map and took all but one CLG turret in the game, claiming four Ocean drakes to outlast CLG.
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Beyond writing up security plans, however, reporting in Latin America requires a slower and more methodical approach than covering a war zone in the Middle East, Mr. Ahmed says.
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The cinematic spine of Horn's work in Metz appears to me romantic, methodical, and decisive — her elements reappear over time within different contexts as recurring characters, à la Balzac.
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Sure. I was pretty methodical in terms of my internship, so every summer I had kind of pursued an internship that I thought would help me get another internship.
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Allied reaches back to the tradition of old Hollywood romances against a war backdrop, with a noir twist, and it is content to move along at a methodical pace.
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The movie's most provocative aspect is its near-methodical portrayal of hive-mind thinking pursued as a kind of norm — not just by the examiners, but the hopeful applicants.
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By adopting at least the appearance of a methodical search for the best nominee, the president can sit back while the names of potential nominees emerge into public discussion.
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But he has told us exactly what the IRA did next, in a damningly methodical indictment that named 113 major players — his first and only Russia-related charges to date.
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There's excitement in the possibility that your slow, methodical assassination of every guard in an enemy outpost can be interrupted by a roaming tiger or out of control brush fire.
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"His early works might give you a certain expectation about him like he might be a very wild person or something, but he was very thoughtful, very methodical," said Marrinan.
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The vast majority of ADF's work is the result of largely low-key, methodical strategy behind the closed doors of state legislatures and inside ADF's headquarters off a desert highway.
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Azeri says that when he and his partner Dan Belcher decided to start a new company after selling Stackdriver to Google in 2014, they wanted to be methodical about it.
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There's of course the minimal footage of him tinkering in a workshop that accompanies it, a comment—it would seem—on the painstakingly methodical process that's birthed these new tunes.
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But on the other hand, we also know that for such a new technology rolling it out incrementally, being very methodical and careful about it is the job at hand.
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Between the lines: Microsoft has opted for a steady, methodical approach to thorny issues around consumer data, user-generated content, AI ethics and inequality produced by the industry's massive success.
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If this account is accurate, it's yet another damning piece of information that confirms Weinstein is indeed the calculating, methodical predator that dozens of women have described as their assailant.
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According to a criminal complaint, he then returned to the baggage claim and walked "while shooting in a methodical manner" some 10 or 15 times, aiming at his victims' heads.
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He then returned to the baggage claim area and walked "while shooting in a methodical manner" 10 to 15 times, aiming at his victims' heads, according to the criminal complaint.
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"Thirty years ago, people started organizing methodical asteroid searches, finding larger objects first, but now that most of them have been found, the bigger ones are rare birds," he said.
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But too much hype creates a very real risk of "misleading the public, misinforming policy debates, devaluing methodical approaches to research, and driving premature or unwarranted clinical use," it says.
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See, Ferguson directed one of the most essential documentaries of the last decade, a methodical dive into the 2008 financial crisis called Inside Job, which won an Oscar in 2011.
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Having served under three presidents (Jiang, Hu and now Xi), this professor turned politician is known for his talent in turning a Chinese leader's ideas into methodical thoughts and theories.
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Still, they said they wanted to take a slow, methodical approach to ensure that the module does not pop out suddenly, potentially shaking and twisting the rest of the station.
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Ms. May's tenacity has drawn parallels not only to Ms. Thatcher but also to another methodical woman in politics, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, a clergyman's daughter, like Ms. May.
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In Virginia, the ratification debate featured a battle between the brilliant and flamboyant orator, Patrick Henry, who bitterly opposed the Constitution, and the equally brilliant, but more methodical James Madison.
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Putting the pieces together Although Gates' time on the stand was a memorable point, perhaps the moments spectators will remember the most came in quieter, more methodical questioning from prosecutors.
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Ms. May is regarded as "fantastically competent, well respected and has cultivated party members in a methodical way," said Charles Lewington, a former director of communications for the Conservative Party.
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Later that day, love and money planet Venus enters methodical Virgo at 10:32 PM. On Tuesday, optimistic Jupiter ends its retrograde at 1:04 PM, propelling philosophical conquests forward.
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The concept is simple: Let Dragic attack a defender who's inferior to the one actually guarding him, either with a sudden pick-and-roll or methodical one-on-one pummeling.
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Beyond the stomps and soccer kicks, its 10-minute opening rounds gave methodical grapplers room to breathe, and the judges' holistic scoring system eliminated the charade of round-stealing takedowns.
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Cashman said the Yankees, like the Dodgers, would be methodical in their search — they have not yet completed a list of candidates, even as five other openings have been filled.
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It creates a pace both methodical and frenzied, as you slowly line up a particular shot, before watching the laws of physics take over, sending the ball in unexpected directions.
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The House Democratic leaders called the vote a vital step in their methodical march to expose Mr. Trump's behavior and pressure the Trump administration to cooperate with congressional oversight requests.
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The most recent research by Joseph Brennan, a media and communications lecturer at the University of Sydney, takes a methodical look at how gay porn studios advertise their performers' dicks.
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All the rituals of investigation, the methodical rinsing and robing, the heavily enforced buddy system to go into cordoned-off contaminated spaces or high-risk lab environments: These are rites.
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It is not clear what, if anything, she knew about Mr. Paddock's methodical plans to stockpile weapons and ferry them into a 20nd-floor hotel suite to commit mass murder.
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Central bankers are engaged in a methodical effort to return rates to levels that prevailed before they were pushed near zero to fuel growth during and after the Great Recession.
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"If the Senate votes to confirm me to this post, I will approach my work at the FEC in an objective and methodical manner," Trainor said in his opening statement.
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Perhaps the principal lesson that historians, critics, and viewers acquire with an astounding retrospective like Mukherjee's is how art can resist being viewed as delineated under a methodical Western canon.
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Methodical and efficient, the script (by Mr. Young and Adam Frazier) gets some mileage from its generic setting and zombie-infection theme, even if the croaking order is easily predicted.
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The House inquiry was a speedy process, perhaps propelled by Democratic fears that public support for impeachment would slip if they slowed things down and took a more methodical approach.
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A methodical attack on the institutions of Western democracies has one ultimate objective: their replacement with the "soft" autocracies of which President Vladimir Putin of Russia is the supreme exponent.
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Mr. Greenwald said he had been methodical in his dealings with the source who gave him the leaked chats, mindful of the lessons he had learned in the Snowden case.
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Baba Is You adds a new dimension to a familiar kind of spatial puzzle system, while still delivering that system's satisfying blend of sudden inspiration and methodical trial and error.
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Meanwhile, there's Alfred Sloan, a methodical manager of an auto supply company who took over General Motors, devised the yearly model update and eventually wrote the book on managing corporations.
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The Center for Political Accountability has advocated a series of methodical steps that companies can adopt voluntarily to ensure transparency and accountability of political spending and to mitigate the risks.
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" Mr. Anderson also came to the defense of Mr. Strzok, calling him "one of the most methodical, most meticulous, hard-working counterintelligence experts in the entire United States intelligence community.
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Due to the methodical nature of behavioral research and the often extremely protracted process of publishing it, we likely won't know for years to come the results of studies conducted now.
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The methodical German engineers behind the 2018 Mercedes-Benz S-Class want their baby to move beyond simplistic freeway driving, and onto the roads that wind through towns, villages, and cities.
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President Donald Trump declared China the "grand champions" of currency manipulation on Thursday, just hours after his new Treasury secretary pledged a more methodical approach to analyzing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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What to look for: The head line's length indicates how you approach decisions and actions (longer lines will be more methodical thinkers while shorter lines probably belong to more impulsive thinkers).
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In a book published in 2012, Chris Zook and James Allen of Bain, a consultancy, describe how he perfected the Danaher Business System, a methodical approach to running diversified industrial firms.
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The more expensive the item you're after, the more you're likely to attract the attention of unscrupulous types, so be extra wary and methodical with laptops, phones, cameras and the like.
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This led to a slow and methodical battle for pixel art supremacy that went on for 72 straight hours, eventually recreating masterpieces like the Mona Lisa and countless pop culture references.
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Meanwhile, the big sex scene in the movie where Elio and Oliver finally have sex is obfuscated by Guadagnino's methodical pan away from the pair to … a view of a tree?
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Senator Amy Klobuchar echoed on Friday Hillary Clinton's call for a more methodical approach to monitor pharmaceutical companies from increasing drug prices after Mylan grew prices for its auto-injector EpiPen.
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"There's been no methodical approach to check if a product is working as intended," said Chris Kennedy, chief information security officer at study sponsor AttackIQ, which sells products to simulate attacks.
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Building the cardboard Toy-Cons takes quite a bit of time (well over an hour in some cases) and the methodical in-game step-by-step instructions might frustrate experienced builders.
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Her music is rewarding if you approach it that way—it's slow and methodical, paying particular attention to the timbre and intonation of her chosen instruments (often organ, but also others).
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" Hudson's email said the Academy's goal was "not to be an investigative body but rather ensure that when a grievance is made, it will go through a fair and methodical process.
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Unlike 9/21625 and Pearl Harbor, which respectively and in an instant changed American reality, these statistics — every bit as dangerous and ugly — have become America's reality through a methodical process.
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After taking over possession close to midfield, the Colts worked the clock on a methodical 14-play 35-yard drive that ate up 203:34 to set up a field goal.
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But privately, some House Democrats say Kennedy is going about his next steps in a more methodical and collegial way, traveling to districts to help raise money and awareness on issues.
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Some are slow but methodical, assembling the building blocks for a successful career by investing in their own human capital, perhaps in graduate or professional school, before hitting the job market.
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A smooth, methodical driver who wears out their tires slowly can skip an entire pit stop, or run a softer, faster-wearing tire with more grip at a higher average speed.
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That Justice needed a brief to start making music is emblematic of how they talk about their work throughout my time with them—of the methodical, meticulous quality of their approach.
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But the timing, discipline, and altruism within it are exquisite examples of a methodical system that doesn't bludgeon the defense so much as wait for it to deteriorate on its own.
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Because of big-budget gaming's typical blockbuster speed and style, some will quickly be turned cold by Hitman's methodical mechanics, its many ways of doing things not accommodating raw brute strength.
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This is helped by rising rates, stronger economic growth and aggressive risk appetites: This helps explain the increased vigor of the market, with wider daily moves than last year's methodical grind.
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A week after we signed the contract for the house we watched the Weather Channel in horror as Hurricane Andrew began its long, methodical slog across the Atlantic toward Fort Lauderdale.
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For most of his career, McPhee has written reverently about athletes, canoebuilders and craftsmen — methodical, somewhat solitary men (mostly) who work with their hands and take quiet pride in their work.
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Other memories will follow — anecdotes, personal asides, funny or sad little stories within the story — and it can all seem digressive, until the methodical obsessiveness of Murnane's self-interrogation becomes clear.
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San Diego State used a smothering defense and a methodical offensive approach to record its first-ever victory over UCLA, 23-14 on Saturday at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif.
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" The statement continued, "As we begin the process of moving forward, we will work in a measured and methodical fashion to make the right moves for the future of our organization.
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Mr. Andrés, who often rolls right over regulations and ignores the word "no," clashed more than once with FEMA and other large organizations that have a more-seasoned and methodical approach.
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It purports to show, through a methodical sifting of the evidence, how Black men's widespread involvement in the criminal justice system is evidence of a new racial caste system at work.
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It was the church's first Sunday service since a masked gunman, Devin P. Kelley, opened fire on parishioners in a methodical shooting that may have lasted as long as seven minutes.
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Mr. Rajapaksa's advisers had laid out a methodical approach to how the port might expand after opening, ensuring that some revenue would be coming in before taking on much more debt.
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Neal has said he's taking a methodical approach to the issue to build a sound legal case for demanding Trump's tax returns, as the request is expected to land in court.
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It's a significant step in the construction of what's become known as Trump's "invisible wall," the methodical overhaul of policies that's dramatically changing who can immigrate legally to the United States.
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There was a lack of what the captain Sergio Ramos would later call "affinity" between Benítez, the cool, methodical manager, and the cadre of glittering stars that made up his squad.
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"It was done in a methodical and deliberate way that served us well and has positioned the campus from a financial perspective in a healthy way for the future," she said.
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On Thursday, supported by dogs, drones and GPS devices, they found homes in places where they were not a day before, making it difficult to do a methodical house-to-house survey.
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Instead, the perils of peacekeeping are the foremost concerns for a commander, Claus, and his troops, in a methodical movie that pivots from the backwaters of Afghanistan to a courtroom in Denmark.
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Details include the scale of Weinstein's methodical abuse of women, his emails, threats and payoffs; the penile injections he made assistants procure; and the powerful agents who knew everything and did nothing.
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Baker, the FBI general counsel, took methodical notes during his discussions with Comey and others in the FBI hierarchy about Trump's efforts to thwart the FBI's investigation, according to these same sources.
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Since his nomination in January, lawyers and legal scholars on both sides of the aisle have urged his confirmation and commended his fair treatment of the law and his impartial, methodical reasoning.
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Paul Goldenberg, national director of the Secure Community Network, which advises Jewish organizations on security, said the calls are "unprecedented" for their methodical approach and their sophisticated use of voice-masking technology.
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" Saying that China's efforts have become more methodical than ever, Pompeo told the governors to verify business inquiries and "not to make separate individual deals" with China that could "undermine national policy.
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Now a young adult, Vera grew up on a street called Cota, where families live in trailers and the threat of "rib-cracking methodical violence" hangs in the air like a fog.
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For a graphic, please see here Powell's speech here at the annual Fed retreat in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, a methodical walk through Fed history and its successes and failures, caused less confusion.
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A new feature called Map Explore will let you thumb through Snap Map updates in a more methodical way, so that you can see where your friends are and where they're traveling.
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The investigators reported after their first mission to Bangladesh last month that Rohingya refugees fleeing Myanmar had testified that a "consistent, methodical pattern of killings, torture, rape and arson is taking place".
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Image: Armando GallardoHowever, in an ideal world, those individuals wouldn't just be exposed to images of scientists marching and subsequent media criticism, but a comprehensive, methodical breakdown of the issues at hand.
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That's all part of what Chklovski called her "methodical" strategy to also help mothers — many of whom left the workforce when they had their first child — to upskill and return to work.
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Don't confuse Virgo's methodical vibe with rigidity—especially on July 11, when Venus connects with rebel planet Uranus to bring a sparkle and an unexpected a-ha realization to your everyday routine.
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SO WHERE I HOPE TO BE IN FIVE YEARS IS BIGGER THAN WHERE HARBINGER GROUP WAS AND MY OBJECTIVE IS TO KEEP GROWING IT AND TO BE METHODICAL ABOUT IT. SORKIN: RIGHT.
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The first version of Pablo's methodical track one is a stunning, cinematic open, gospel choir swooping down like a blast of the full majesty of the heavens midway through Kanye's prayerful invocation.
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Gorky has been called the last Surrealist and the first Abstract Expressionist, though his methodical approach to art making, lucidly articulated by the exhibition, could be seen as heretical to both camps.
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In that regard, this three-tiered telling of "The Staircase" -- which builds, step by methodical step, on what transpired before -- is an extremely shrewd demonstration of getting maximum bang for its bucks.
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But the next step, political reform, must also follow, and the place to start is with the methodical closing of North Korea's atrocious gulags, a throwback to the morally stagnant Soviet era.
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Mueller's methodical and increasingly visible activity seems to be playing on the mind of the President, who unleashed the latest in a flurry of angry tweet storms at the special counsel Monday.
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Manafort lied during the cooperation process, Mueller caught him, and (even based solely on the non-redacted portions of the memo) Mueller laid out the proof in methodical fashion before the court.
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While U.S. president Barack Obama has called for a "thoughtful, methodical " response, simply "naming and shaming" Russia might not be sufficient, said George Kurtz, co-founder and CEO of cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike.
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As we saw when the Falcons matched the Seahawks' methodical drive with one of their own, Atlanta has no trouble varying their pace to match what their opponent is trying to do.
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As entrenched as it was, official segregation at least proved to be a surprisingly shaky edifice, mostly because it was bad for business — a fact the low-key, methodical Marshall pointed out.
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In the middle of all of this denial and avoidance, Meryl Streep is, obviously, brilliantly methodical as the kind of nightmarish mother-in-law who meddles in everyone's lives without a trace.
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Companies today bring executives to the ranch to learn how Grant Golliher builds a relationship with a skittish, untrained horse through a methodical display of respect, patience and non-violent boundary-setting.
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His deep, attentive, almost methodical wondering about them — in other words, the things that may or may not be actually true — bring the private realities of their existence most palpably to life.
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Underneath the book's tidy, methodical structure seethes a fundamental incoherence, because Lowry has undertaken a seemingly impossible task: to try to square a Trumpian nationalism with an expansive view of American ideals.
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Much of his attention is on City Hall, with a green-eyeshade description of his methodical approach to dealing with 1,000 shuttered homes or increasing the efficiency of picking up the trash.
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That report was followed, last week, by an article from The Associated Press that established the same set of facts: the use of "sweeping and methodical" rape as a weapon of war.
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Instead, they both take a methodical and probing survey of the deeply held moral imperatives that led their subjects to become two of the most respected and esteemed members of their chosen professions.
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It maintains the best parts of the series — a methodical, brutal form of horror combined with a tense and challenging take on survival — and grafts them onto something that feels modern and new.
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"Eutelsat has launched satellites on many new vehicles and shares both our methodical approach to engineering and our passion for driving down the cost of access to space," Bezos said in a statement.
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Tim Kaine of Virginia has emerged as a leading contender after a methodical search, several Democrats close to the campaign say, receiving spirited backing from President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton.
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In Neilson's time lapse videos, the gradual rise and fall of the water contrasts with the more frenetic motion of people, both speeds of movement connected by the methodical rotation of the arrow.
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The lawmakers will require discipline in their questioning and need to avoid personal histrionics in a setting in which they habitually botch cross examinations through grandstanding and lack the methodical approach of prosecutors.
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Even so, this sturdy, methodical rally is due for at least a rest as it generates just enough cautionary counterpoints to keep in place a decent worry wall for the indexes to climb.
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Clarke said the attacker accessed the small contractor's systems for five months in 2016, and the "methodical, slow and deliberate," choice of target suggested a nation-state actor could be behind the raid.
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The recovery search would be long and arduous as firefighters work to remove debris "literally bucket by bucket in a methodical, thoughtful, mindful and compassionate way," Oakland battalion Fire Chief Melinda Drayton said.
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But "Spotlight" - an ode to the hard-nose, methodical work of a journalism increasingly seldom practiced - took the night's top honor despite winning only one other Oscar for McCarthy and Josh Singer's screenplay.
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Trump's methodical destruction of the norms and courtesies that have defined and hemmed in past presidential campaigns has added an element of unpredictability to events, like debates, that are generally formulaic and subdued.
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But texting is the entire premise of the Schumer sketch, so it's done in a more methodical manner than on most shows, and it actually feels relevant to the subject matter at hand.
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"Al Qaeda would present itself as the smart, methodical and persistent jihadi movement that, in contrast to the Islamic State, had adopted a strategy more aligned with everyday Sunni Muslims," Mr. Lister wrote.
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The Oscar winner, 31, says she approaches steamy onscreen situations much like a dancer would choreography, staging the sequences so that it's completely methodical and comfortable for the actors and crew members involved.
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On foreign policy: Castro agreed with the Trump administration's decision to withdraw US military personnel from Syria, but added that it should be done in a more methodical way than the administration proposed.
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If Cincinnati and Buffalo loved testing the Jets with deep passes, a pattern Bowles had anticipated would continue on Sunday, Kansas City preferred a more methodical style, and it was just as effective.
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FBI: Lanza did not 'snap,' engaged in careful planning The behavioral analysis determined that Lanza did not "snap" at the time of the massacre but instead engaged in careful, methodical planning and preparation.
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She and her colleagues took a methodical approach to putting together available numbers on how deer populations grow, how many car accidents involve deer and how accidents increase with a growing deer population.
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Though some are falsely equating Trump's incoherent and poorly executed plan with the failure of realism, the reality is we should implement an actual strategy of realpolitik, which calls for full, methodical withdrawal.
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Neal made the request for Trump's tax returns several months after becoming Ways and Means Committee chairman, saying he wanted to be methodical because he expects the issue to end up in court.
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"I think they wanted to get to the bottom of what happened in 2016 about this whole back channel," said Credico — who described Mueller's team as "methodical" in their questioning — of the investigation.
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The Warriors took his team apart in a way that was somehow both methodical and whimsical; they made an epochal talent who is still in the last years of his prime look antique.
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It was a methodical, determined approach that made him a clear favourite of President Xi Jinping, placing him at the heart of China's remarkable military revolution and its efforts to dominate the region.
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"My sense is that the US Air-American one actually went very smoothly and was also very slow and methodical," said Mark Haley, managing partner at the Prism Partnership, a hospitality consulting firm.
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But the team has improved consistently under Coach Kenny Atkinson, and General Manager Sean Marks has taken a methodical approach to rounding out the roster, namely by acquiring draft picks and promising players.
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Boeing Chief Financial Officer Greg Smith told Reuters that restarting production of the jet would be a "very slow, methodical, systematic approach to warming the line up, and getting crews back in place."
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This was the site of his most bitter defeat: the French of 1984, when he dominated Ivan Lendl early, only to see the methodical Czech climb back to win a grueling fifth set.
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But some Republicans are worried about a political backlash if they repeal the law without an adequate replacement — potentially throwing millions of people off their insurance — and have urged a more methodical approach.
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The situation required a "slow and methodical approach" aimed at protecting officers' and civilians' lives, she said, and Officer Haste had safer alternatives, including calling for backup or the specialized Emergency Service Unit.
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Eaton County Circuit Court Judge Janice Cunningham told Nassar she doesn't believe he can be rehabilitated, citing his methodical planning and the effort he put into gaining the trust of his victims' families.
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This methodical approach is characteristic of tech-industry philanthropists, said Emmett D. Carson, chief executive of the Silicon Valley Community Foundation, which has advised about 2,000 donors in the region on their giving.
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SOLOMON: WELL THE FED HAS BEEN VERY TRANSPARENT AND VERY THOUGHTFUL AND VERY METHODICAL ABOUT THE PROCESS OF STARTING TO UNWIND THIS UNPRECEDENTED MONETARYT POLICY THAT HAS BEEN IN PLACE FOR QUITE SOME TIME.
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The speaker has consistently downplayed the potential for impeachment, arguing that it would be extremely divisive and advocating a cautious approach to the issue and a methodical approach to congressional oversight of the administration.
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What rankled most was seeing two armed, crisply uniformed police officers wander into the melee and watch, making no effort to stop the methodical demolition of some poor citizen's property on a busy street.
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Such bursts of iconoclasm have recurred for millenniums, from the methodical smashing of ancient sculptures and monuments by Byzantine Christians to the destruction of Roman Catholic imagery during the Protestant Reformation in Northern Europe.
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They were not interested in us, so we maneuvered underneath them and observed their slow, methodical circling, a collective hunting behavior they use to corral prey fish, gradually narrowing the trap as they rise.
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So the 34-year-old personal finance guru, New York Times bestselling author of I Will Teach You to Be Rich and self-described obsessive optimizer put his methodical, problem-solving tendencies to work.
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Having taken over as head coach for Benetton Treviso, Messina explained how Ginobili would "change the culture" in San Antonio, how he would "light a fire" under the then-methodical Spurs and Tim Duncan.
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Senate intelligence committee Chairman Richad Burr, who has taken a firm and methodical stance leading the Russia investigation, said Tuesday that his quick reading of Comey's testimony showed no wrongdoing, but that could change.
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But what you can do is be methodical, watch your credit card, and be on a sensible budget...that makes sure your spending matches the things that are really important and necessary for you.
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Little baby Gamescom has a birth path of four, suggesting it will spend its life "patiently following a methodical path towards selected goals" — goals like organizing and maintaining a huge industry trade show, perhaps.
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Who to believe is becoming a major element of what we know about special counsel Robert Mueller's methodical Russia investigation, which Trump for months has attacked as a witch hunt out to get him.
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There, Chin said he plans to show a judge that the escape was planned and executed in a "premeditated" and "methodical" way and the court should increase the bail or hold Saito in jail.
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Ms. May has also been compared to Angela Merkel, the chancellor of Germany who, like Ms. May, is the daughter of a clergyman and is known for her no-nonsense, methodical and pragmatic approach.
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Mueller's methodical process Mueller, a former FBI director first appointed by Republican President George W. Bush in 2001 and continued under Democratic President Barack Obama, was named the Russia special counsel on May 17.
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Hunter Renfrow is a proven possession receiver, but it feels like he could get some big usage this week as the Raiders look to assert themselves on the road with a few methodical drives.
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Williams's fear of rhetorical indulgence prohibited reflective insight, essayistic digression, and relief of any kind from the regime of methodical close description—the journey from Kansas, the Colorado weather, the endless slaughter of buffalo.
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It also requires negotiation and, often, a methodical use of the legal system, filing suits to obtain payments, or a long journey through bankruptcy court, where creditors fight over who gets paid back first.
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Al-Nuwayri marshaled this overflowing detail with the earnest precision of a clerk, dividing his tome in methodical sections and subsections (the complete table of contents is included here as a 13-page appendix).
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As a testament to her methodical approach, Williams' "Notes" section stretches about 90 pages at the back of the book, chronicling the wealth of interviews, documentation, and references upon which the story is built.
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It was tactical, methodical, and mature in a way that Lego Dimensions' take on busting—it takes the term literally, with most environmental assets breakable into rebuildable pieces or collectable studs—most certainly isn't.
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Time's Arrows Your father's affection for the work of Jared Diamond suggests to me that he might like two (very different) books that also apply rigorous, methodical thinking to a long view of history.
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"We had sort of a unique ID." Out of patience for Hextall's methodical approach for developing young players, team officials have talked to Fletcher about restoring some aspects of the old image, Scott said.
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In conversations, several House Democrats on the Oversight and Judiciary Committee seem to agree: House Democrats have to be methodical and judicious with how they address their investigations into the Trump administration, they say.
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The trio of the guitarist Manuel Troller, the bassist Andi Schnellmann and the drummer David Meier have learned well from groups like the Necks, from Australia, and made music that's more methodical and ominous.
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Their recoveries meant the attack fell off the front pages, allowing investigators to proceed with a slow, methodical search for evidence that might support their leading theory — that Russian agents were behind the attack.
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But if he's talking about investing in the future of civilization, he and every other fabulously wealthy person has an accompanying obligation to be methodical and evidence-based — to do better at doing good.
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The law has remedies for the methodical efforts of the president to hide the truth, and it lies in long honored principles designed to protect the integrity of the civil processes of the law.
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As with Marge and the Marge surrogates on the first two seasons of the show, Gloria proves a resourceful and methodical sleuth, and she works her way to the bottom of this family mystery.
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Trump declared China the "grand champions" of currency manipulation in an interview with Reuters on Thursday, just hours after his new Treasury secretary pledged a more methodical approach to analysing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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As a seemingly hastily realized studio album that isn't presently for sale and might not even be finished, Pablo flies recklessly in the face of the methodical, precise rollouts of albums in its league.
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Still widely consumed in the Andean highlands, locals homebrew the concoction through a series of methodical steps involving the germination of jora (a type of yellow corn), a crop revered for its life-sustaining attributes.
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In theory, the idea seemed to be to lay out a methodical critique of Trump, revealing the many facts of Mueller's report to some hypothetical viewer of the hearing who wasn't particularly familiar with them.
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It took police and emergency responders five hours to open the container as they opted to take a "slow and methodical approach" to "ensure the safety of the public," Fairfield Police said in the statement.
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The Social Network helped lionize the story of Mark Zuckerberg as a methodical genius, and Zero Dark Thirty helped propagate the lie that torture was helpful in finding out where Bin Laden was holed up.
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He said he and some others "were methodical about testing price point," and had tested a range from $12.99 to $75, and they were being thoughtful about the long-term sustainability of the plan's pricing.
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"Safety is our first priority, and we will take a thorough and methodical approach to the development and testing of the update to ensure we take the time to get it right," Boeing told CNN.
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HOUSTON — Carlos Correa reached base in all four plate appearances and the Houston Astros turned a methodical offensive performance into a 6-3 win over the Seattle Mariners on Friday night at Minute Maid Park.
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David Grann's hit book Killers of the Flower Moon, praised by all the right places, focused on the methodical murder of Osage Nation citizens by white businessmen in the 1920s for their oil-rich land.
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It took less than a decade of methodical lobbying by financial institutions to secure lighter restrictions than those enacted with the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform law enacted in response to the 2008 financial meltdown.
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But in Washington, the move remains a public relations crisis that threatens to derail a methodical effort by Chief Executive Mary Barra to keep GM in good graces with the White House and other politicians.
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For example, very quick, aggressive teams like Virtus Pro are able to double down on those aspects of their play, while slower, more methodical teams like Invictus Gaming can opt towards drawing a game out.
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Deschamps, a midfielder on the 1998 France team, had become something a father figure for his young team, a guiding hand on the wheel, keeping everything in line on a methodical march toward the title.
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This sense of liberation derives from murders enacted with the methodical exhilaration of a jailbreak — a cathartic response to years of oppression by her miserly father, Andrew (Jamey Sheridan), and loathed stepmother, Abby (Fiona Shaw).
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They also offered methodical arguments against some of the allegations at the center of the House impeachment managers' case, framing it as reliant on secondhand and incomplete information while maintaining the president did nothing wrong.
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" Erdem Moralioglu, the London-based Canadian designer who began his Erdem label in 2005 "She had a way of looking at the collection and looking at every single piece and being so kind of methodical.
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Perhaps the Heat could also make a run at Holiday, but I rate Denver, which has been very methodical in its teambuilding, as the most intriguing hope for a landscape-changing trade during the season.
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"Safety is our first priority, and we will take a thorough and methodical approach to the development and testing of the update to ensure we take the time to get it right," the company said.
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Nominated for an Academy Award for best foreign language film, this methodical movie about a morally conflicted Danish commander pivots from the backwaters of Afghanistan to a courtroom in Denmark before ending with a quiet finish.
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To Francis's critics, his unorthodox methods make him a dangerous figure for the future of the Catholic Church, one whose "liberalizing" tendencies and outspoken public persona set him apart from the methodical conservatism of Benedict XIV.
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One aide said Acosta's methodical description of events would provide Trump's allies ample ways to push back on criticism from Democrats and others who have been harsh in their assessment of Acosta's handling of the case.
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In Beach Birds for Camera, Caplan's beautifully eerie black and white shots remain fixed but allow viewers the chance to get lost in the vastness of the dance, just as the performers methodical micro-movements do.
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In an ideal world, every hair salon would offer more than just a methodical, bare bones, in-and-out service that spares you the fear of looking like a kid attacked your head with craft scissors.
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This is the sort of methodical science that typically appeals to engineers oriented towards results—and from Jiang Zemin onwards all China's presidents, as well as almost all its other leading politicians, have had engineering degrees.
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But previous to 2009, that the FBI had gathered enough evidence to show that it was happening either before 2009, this was a long, well thought methodical plan by Vladimir Putin to penetrate the U.S. market.
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To complicate his effort, the soft-spoken and methodical McConnell must accomplish this against the backdrop of a wildly unpredictable 2016 GOP presidential nominating campaign that has two anti-Washington agitators -- businessman Donald Trump and Sen.
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Sure, it might not seem like Atlas is ready to rise up and lay waste to us puny meat bags just yet: The robot's running abilities are jerky and methodical, and it isn't all that fast.
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In the first two quarters, The Citadel's methodical option offense ran the ball 30 times for 149 yards for nine first downs to offset the Tide's nearly 10 yards per play — 833 yards on 21 snaps.
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No, on this tape we hear a little bit of a methodical and controlled candidate who is trying to figure out how to handle a potential problem in his campaign -- how to kill an embarrassing story.
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Stephen Paddock, the man who killed 58 people at a Las Vegas country concert and wounded hundreds more, took "many methodical steps to avoid detection," according to the FBI as reported by the New York Times.
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Anyone can throw a bunch of clothes into a bag and call it packing, but to be truly prepared for a trip — without hauling around every item in your closet — a more methodical approach is required.
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Through constant aggression, Ferguson was able to get to work hurting Barboza before the methodical, polished outfighter could get his eye in, his feet set and begin to put together the set ups for his strikes.
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Instead, it's the methodical precision of her reviews, which seem to weigh every aspect of a book effortlessly — style, content, character, plot, that certain je ne sais quoi — before coming to a decision: yay or nay?
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I'm still a long way from clearing what Drillot and Petry call the "survival mode" stage of pinball play, something I need to work on to properly appreciate Gagno's big-picture, methodical approach to the game.
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Elsewhere in the league, 100 Thieves (7-93) picked up a win over Immortals (6-7) in 32 minutes, focusing early on getting ahead on the top half of the map and earning a methodical win.
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In recent years, he has backed the methodical unwinding of the Fed's stimulus campaign, which involved purchasing $4 trillion worth of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities to help the economy recover from the 2008 financial crisis.
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"As we continue to reset the vapor category, we are taking a methodical approach to our overseas presence and are working to centralize oversight of our overseas operations," the spokesperson said in an email to CNBC.
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He also pioneered sophisticated demographic analyses of primary voters and methodical exit polling, and of using a marketing strategy, called microtargeting, to identify specific groups of potential supporters of a candidate regardless of their party affiliation.
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" In a statement, Juul spokesperson Austin Finan said, "As we continue to reset the vapor category, we are taking a methodical approach to our overseas presence and are working to centralize oversight of our overseas operations.
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Former colleagues describe Martinetto, who was the chief financial officer for a decade of his 22014-year run at Schwab, as a fair, methodical person who "protected" the firm&aposs balance sheet during the financial crisis.
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Strategic strengths include knowing when to keep batting balls and going for broke and when to cradle the ball in the crux of the flipper and deliberately aim it toward certain targets for more methodical scoring.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Rohingya refugees fleeing Myanmar have testified that a "consistent, methodical pattern" of killings, torture, rape and arson is taking place, United Nations human rights investigators said on Friday after a first mission to Bangladesh.
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But no matter what happens in future issues, it's easy to see why fans could be hurt by this twist (especially if this turns out to be more of a stunt than a methodical editorial decision).
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But what makes this atrocity "an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence," as Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern described it, is the methodical nature with which it was conducted and how it was engineered for maximum virality.
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It also had to beat back ghosts from last year — when it was stunned by the University of Maryland, Baltimore County — and many questions about whether Coach Tony Bennett's methodical system was suited to championship basketball.
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The trendiest health food on Instagram right now isn't an artfully arranged açaí bowl, a methodical meal prep kit, or a vibrant green matcha latte — it's a Scandinavian cracker that's packed with fiber and looks like cardboard.
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French studio Sloclap's multiplayer melee game, mixing methodical combat and fantasy land exploration, is perhaps the hardest title of any here to get a feel for in a short preview, but the impression it leaves is considerable.
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Your report, for those who have taken the time to study it, is methodical and it is devastating, for it tells the story of a foreign adversary's sweeping and systematic intervention in a close U.S. presidential election.
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"Safety is our first priority, and we will take a thorough and methodical approach to the development and testing of the update to ensure we take the time to get it right," Boeing said in a statement.
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The sound is not worlds away from Silt, but there are multiple electronic flourishes, harmonies that sound decidedly modern, and found sound interludes that Alsarah labored over for in a "very, very methodical process" that took months.
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It's a very methodical exhibition, presenting these hundreds of examples of his work without weighing one area of his art over another, offering a vision of a modernist who saw a populist potential in art and technology.
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Barring that week in June, which included the worst mass shooting in modern American history, this was the deadliest week for these attacks since the week of the cold and methodical Piketon, Ohio, massacre in late April.
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The show is "about the controlled and methodical process of creating a seemingly free-form mark or spot," she says — and, notably, it includes artists beyond the gallery's roster, including Lynda Benglis, Keltie Ferris and Angel Otero.
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While several senior Democrats have backed calls for impeachment, top Democratic leaders have pushed back against holding any impeachment votes, favoring the more methodical approach of pursuing a series of ongoing investigations on a number of committees.
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This is like watching Kobe drive to the basket: methodical, controlled, yet unpredictable and otherworldly, just a pristine skill that nobody can diminish and that he can repeat a thousand times over: Follow Kyle Kramer on Twitter.
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In one section, the three women shift their weight forward and back in a hypnotic sequence of steps: Like a coven or a Greek chorus, their methodical footwork swirls across the stage like wisps of floating incense.
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In Kansas, however, a group of coaches and players from the 1910 College of Emporia football team laid claim to the first methodical, regular use of the halfback option under the direction of Coach Homer Woodson Hargiss.
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And when Republicans introduced the package Wednesday, it wasn't a splashy news conference: It was a pen-and-pad with policy reporters and seven Republican members, reflecting the more methodical and in-depth approach preferred by McCarthy.
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"We have nothing to indicate at this time that there were other people (involved), but that will be part of a very lengthy, very methodical and thorough investigation," New York Police Department Commissioner Dermot Shea told reporters.
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"He is an engineer and is going to have a very methodical way of learning the facts and following where the facts lead," said former George W. Bush national security adviser Steven Hadley, who recommended Tillerson to Trump.
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When her allies praise Mrs May's methodical style and her disdain for chummy, informal "sofa government", they are channelling her long-held exasperation with the know-it-all posh boys—particularly Mr Cameron and George Osborne, his chancellor.
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Not only is Trump's support base incapable of winning 270 electoral votes and the presidency, his unpredictability and inconsistency are liabilities and deeply dangerous for those who want to govern as conservatives in a methodical and principled way.
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The contrast between these two styles would allow both sets of strengths to shine—the fast-paced, adrenaline-fueled thrills of the 3D games highlighting and emphasizing the careful, methodical platforming of the 2D titles, and vice versa.
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"[Sorrell] was representative of the old guard mechanism of advertising, being the agency of record, the methodical way of an agency working with big brands," said Ari Lightman, professor of digital media and marketing at Carnegie Mellon University.
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" He added the FAA told Boeing "it's really better to be very methodical and very detailed rather than try to rush a partially completed product and then say, 'We'll get back to you with the rest of it.
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So, a major initiative at Goldman Sachs, we would literally go through and we would be very methodical, and very organized, and we would think through what we wanted to achieve, how we were going to achieve it.
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" He described a "methodical and time-consuming," multi-state investigation involving several agencies including the FBI, and added, "while we have not found Kelsey at this time, information has been developed to help us narrow down our search.
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"He added the FAA told Boeing "it's really better to be very methodical and very detailed rather than try to rush a partially completed product and then say, 'We'll get back to you with the rest of it.
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A combination of methodical and sometimes repetitive questioning, repeated defense objections to evidence and lines of questioning and a few extra days off because of Jewish holidays resulted in the prosecution taking six weeks to present its argument.
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After months of "careful and methodical" investigation, the police said, they uncovered evidence that led them to believe that Mr. Choi was working to generate income for the North Korean government from abroad as recently as this year.
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But at least for the moment, Boston, after a methodical, workmanlike sweep of a resilient Indiana Pacers team in the first round, reflected the team that many preseason observers thought would waltz its way to the N.B.A. finals.
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WASHINGTON — A bloc of liberal Democrats began pressing on Tuesday for an impeachment inquiry of President Trump, underscoring party divisions and the growing difficulties that Speaker Nancy Pelosi faces as she tries to chart a more methodical course.
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Investigations should be strategic and methodical and clearly in the public interest — for instance, looking into corruption among cabinet officials or waste of taxpayer dollars, rather than targeting more lascivious matters, like hush-money payments to former mistresses.
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Mr. Prevost described to the judge a methodical attack, saying that Mr. Davenport kicked Ms. Hines's legs out from under her, sending her to the ground, then pounced on top of her, holding her down as she twisted.
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Most of his team -- minus two of its more notorious lawyers -- has been huddling daily inside the West Wing to craft a response to the methodical presentation of evidence laid out by House Democratic managers, led by Rep.
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Bottom line Twenty-four hours is an awfully long time to present, and the Democratic case has been thorough, methodical and relatively honest in where there are holes that can only be filled by those witnesses or documents.
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Kirk Doll, who has worked for numerous head coaches in a nearly four-decade career, said Saban, for whom he worked at Louisiana State, was the most methodical of them all, never changing his schedule or his staff's.
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Everyone knows Agnes Denes for her amazing public art project "Wheatfield, A Confrontation" (1982), but there's an intimate scale and methodical process to much of her other work that is more evocative of a mathematician than an urban farmer.
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Judge Jesse Furman's methodical ruling in January (in the New York case) was rooted in the Administrative Procedures Act (APA), a law laying out the rules when federal agencies like the Department of Commerce wish to adopt new regulations.
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But all these demos have been in the laboratory -- where the rooms are quiet, the test subjects aren't distracted, the technical setup is long and methodical, and experiments last only long enough to show that a concept is possible.
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A video recording of the massacre at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas captured shooter Devin Kelley carrying out methodical, execution-style killings of his victims by shooting them in the head, the New York Times reports.
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For example — one of many examples — wild chimps in Gabon have been observed employing five different tools, in a methodical sequence, to break open beehives, pry the chambers apart, scoop out the honey and convey it to their mouths.
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Pettis caught three scoring passes and tied an NCAA record with his eighth career punt return for a touchdown as sixth-ranked Washington concluded its nonconference schedule with a methodical 48-16 victory over Fresno State on Saturday night.
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"This has been a very methodical, technical trend that has been in place most of [last] year and ignited in December, and is getting some of the money flows in the first few days of the year," he said.
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Street by street, block by block, one by one is a mantra repeated endlessly by those around the team and on its social media accounts, and the methodical approach has proved even more successful than the founders had hoped.
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"Safety is our first priority, and we will take a thorough and methodical approach to the development and testing of the update to ensure we take the time to get it right," Boeing said in its statement on Monday.
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Mr. Hancock, a Brooklyn native, became a methodical collector while still a teenager in East Meadow, N.Y. He was always drawn to narrow niches: United States airmail stamps, for instance, and half-dollars that depict windblown Liberty in midstride.
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The guilt-ridden father's obsessive quest, over many years, to find his son was balanced against Baptiste's methodical police work in a story that succeeded in both emotional and procedural terms, and declined to offer any gratuitously uplifting resolutions.
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"We are focused on building a company for the long-term by preparing high-quality, scientifically rigorous Premarket Tobacco Product Applications to earn authorization in the U.S. while we take a methodical approach to our overseas presence," he said.
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Andy Beshear is also a methodical and disciplined candidate (some would say stiff) who has been hammering a message that as attorney general he's stopped controversial parts of Bevin's agenda to overhaul state pensions and cut higher education funding.
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A slow, methodical worker who could spend years building up a painting's surface, he did not have a solo show until he was 30, and for years thereafter toiled against the grain, his work at odds with prevailing fashion.
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I had been dreading this kind of violence happening, although I would have never imagined this kind of scale -- 50 Muslim men, women and children killed in cold blood with such clinical, methodical precision and filmed for social media.
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Absorbing Zuboff's methodical determination, the way she pieces together sundry examples into this comprehensive work of scholarship and synthesis, requires patience, but the rewards are considerable — a heightened sense of awareness, and a deeper appreciation of what's at stake.
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It's a "methodical and controlled" composition, as per Jeng's premise, that nevertheless retains a zing of spontaneity, as does "34 Gatherings" (2014) by Emil Lukas, a squiggly grisaille abstraction produced by fly larvae slithering through ink across the canvas.
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If the methodical, thoughtful dance music the Chicago native has made over the past couple of decades wasn't evidence enough, he's finally made his philosophies explicit with his latest solo album The Disco's of Imhotep (released August 5 on Technicolour).
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The way he is redoing the federal judiciary in a very methodical process, right, to go to people who have a lot of written opinions, to go to the originalist for the Constitution, it&aposs going to have dramatic impact.
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"What we want to do is have a methodical approach to the path that we are on, and this will be included in that -- but not any one issue is going to trigger, oh now we'll go do this," she said.
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Trump said in an interview with Reuters on Thursday he had not "held back" in his assessment that China manipulates its yuan currency, just hours after his new Treasury secretary pledged a more methodical approach to analysing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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But then Rihanna released a five-second clip in which she applied the brand-new Fenty Beauty Body Lava to her bare shoulder — with bedroom eyes and slow, methodical strokes — and just like that, body luminizer hit peak sex appeal.
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Artist and activist Shellyne Rodriguez from Take Back the Bronx spoke against the city's "methodical execution of displacement," and called for a series of community-forward steps including a moratorium on all evections and the implementation of universal rent control.
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The distinction between right- and left-brain dominance is actually useful in approaching the work of Rockburne, who insists that her work has a mathematical basis, yet whose most moving creations are those least tethered to a methodical, rational approach.
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He opts for the latter, and Kloos details his training, the weapons and equipment, and his entry into the North American Commonwealth's (NAC) Territorial Army in a methodical manner that recalls Robert Heinlein's Starship Troopers and John Scalzi's Old Man's War.
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The emails paint the picture of a methodical and calculating campaign that agonized by committee over everything from the nuances of the candidate's position on trade deals and minimum wage to how to respond to congressional inquiries into her server.
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Some only stopped by for a few moments, perhaps reading quickly about Ming the clam who lived 507 years; others made a methodical loop around the compact displays of text, video, and objects, each highlighting some aspect of invertebrate biology.
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Acting like a public CEO, I think, means being more responsible with my words, more careful with my promises, more respectful with my actions, more thoughtful with how I communicate opinions, and more methodical if possible with my fiduciary duties.
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" When asked if the group favors a particular method of teaching splits, Lord said by email: "While there are numerous ways for athletes to improve their splits, any stretching technique should include slow, methodical stretching over time to improve flexibility.
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They both deliver similar pint-sized feeling-centric wisdom, but "Daniel Tiger" is eager to entertain while imparting it, while "Mister Rogers" is more effective at drawing the viewer into his live-action world with his methodical pace and gentle grace.
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It's entirely possible that the very smooth and adroit Warsh could convince Trump in private meetings that he is open to more Fed oversight and has no plans to radically alter the bank's current slow and methodical approach to policy normalization.
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Trump said in an interview with Reuters on Thursday he had not "held back" in his assessment that China manipulates its yuan currency, just hours after his new treasury secretary pledged a more methodical approach to analysing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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So bullish was Dr. Priddy to do the same for Virginia that he worked in concert with a methodical, meticulous local lawmaker, Aubrey Strode, to design a statute that would withstand the test of the highest court of the land.
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Zelda is such a deep, beautiful game that rewards the kind of methodical exploration that goes perfectly with a console that can really be played whenever and wherever you're in the mood, so of course it'll shine on this system.
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The University of Cambridge alum, who was a long-time associate of CEO Dara Khosrowshahi when the two were working at Expedia, said he was focused on reducing costs by being more methodical with things like marketing and customer support.
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Indeed, Boyle graduated to a more methodical and terror-filled approach this go-around, according to investigators—ordering bank tellers and customers to the floor or into a back room at gunpoint, then forcing employees to open vaults and ATMs.
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But several North Korea experts who have since advised Biegun told Reuters they have been struck by how methodical he was in taking the time to talk to as many of them as possible and described him as a quick learner.
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It has parallels to a lot of grid-based mobile games children may already be familiar with, but unlike its fast-paced touch screen counterparts, Rush Hour encourages a methodical approach to problem solving that rewards planning over reaction speed.
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"Certainly as the headwinds stack up and get a little bit stiffer, we pay more attention to that and we're probably even more careful, more disciplined, more methodical about determining when and how much to spend on our future," he said.
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For a hotly anticipated case that was preceded by salacious tabloid coverage, the corruption trial has instead been a methodical parsing of receipts, credit card reports, flight manifestoes, travel vouchers, hotel and resort brochures and numerous other seemingly mundane details.
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In the meantime, consumers and investors alike will be looking to Washington and, especially, the president himself, for a "very methodical response, to keep calmness about the environment and set expectations," Shannon Saccocia, chief investment officer for Boston Private, tells me.
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Congress enacted the law last year because Puerto Rico needed a methodical way to adjust its $123 billion in bond debt and unfunded pension obligations, but is legally barred from the usual route taken by insolvent local governments, Chapter 9 bankruptcy.
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I think the way we handled, for example, don't ask, don't tell, being methodical about it, working with the joint chiefs, making sure we showed this would not have an impact on the effectiveness of the greatest military on Earth.
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In the decades since Vogel wrote "How I Learned to Drive," mainstream culture has learned much about predation and trauma — from child sexual-abuse scandals and from the #MeToo movement, which has made the methodical nature of abuse starkly clear.
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For now, the American authorities are trying to limit the spread of the virus by identifying and monitoring anyone who has come into contact with an infected patient — a methodical process known as contact tracing — and by policing the nation's borders.
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The company has taken a methodical approach to opening its doors as a digital bank, in part because it wants to have the necessary support infrastructure in place to service the demand that Wilk expects to see for its service.
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WASHINGTON — The White House on Wednesday announced a new slate of 11 judicial nominees, making good on a promise last month to name monthly waves of candidates to the federal bench in a methodical effort to fill more than 120 openings.
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Recently, Bayer's proposed acquisition of Monsanto has been met with both blunt and thinly veiled opposition driven by both politics and competitors, even as the deal goes through a very rigorous and methodical antitrust review process in countries around the world.
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The police said they also did not understand why Mr. Xaver, wearing a T-shirt with an image of four scythe-wielding grim reapers on horseback, carried out the methodical killings in the small city, about 80 miles south of Orlando.
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Menes's description of what happened that night is dry, methodical and compelling, and it deserves the first of this second batch of the year's Sidney Awards, which I named for the philosopher Sidney Hook and give for outstanding long-form journalism.
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The only submissions scored with any frequency in the highest levels of MMA being the interrelated front headlock/chancery submissions (guillotine, D'arce, anaconda, the occasional necktie of some nationality), the classic and methodical grinding arm triangle, and the rear naked choke.
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As the first person in the job, Cannataci set out an action plan for tackling the task and said he planned to take a methodical approach to monitoring surveillance and privacy laws to help him to decide which countries to investigate.
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The tragic confluence of those two sides of Fawcett's identity is what Gray's film ultimately builds toward, in a methodical, emotion-driven, character-based fashion that manages to explore the nature of obsession without resorting on the spectacle of madness.
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His reflections on the actress Jenny McCarthy, whose transformation into anti-vaccine advocate revived a fading Hollywood career, make for a fun, snarky read, but the enduring importance of Mnookin's book lies in its methodical science-based rebuttals of wild rhetoric.
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But Leaving Neverland does exist — and it is a slow, methodical, measured, and devastating rebuttal to claims that victims of sexual assault in general and Robson and Safechuck in particular are just "in it" for the fame and the money.
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Deliberate and methodical, he arrives at the MUNCHIES Garden with a plan seemingly firm in his mind, and his focus doesn't waver as he carefully slices Armenian cucumber into thick coins, tossing them into a bowl with shallots for quick-pickling.
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The methodical advance of Iraqi forces is a sharp contrast to 2014, when the army collapsed and fled in the face of a force of only an estimated 800 Islamic State militants that swept into Mosul and swiftly seized a third of Iraq.
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While Amazon has been methodical (read: a little slow) in launching local versions of its site for various global markets, it has now embarked on a secondary track to snag more business outside the 14 countries where it has built out full operations.
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If these systems are in the hand of one of the careful, methodical, and competent North Korean engineering teams, they could emerge as more capable and versatile systems than the Musudan would have been -- but in that case, not until 2020 or later.
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Their tenacity helped them break the initial Weinstein story and, along with The New Yorker's Ronan Farrow, they've painted a portrait of a serial predator who was able to use his power to prey on female employees and actresses in a methodical fashion.
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Yes, you need to watch all of it, not only because it's so terrific (it really is!) but also because the show is very methodical: Characters reappear after long stretches away, ideas germinate for several episodes and consequences are not always immediate.
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Learning to make sacrifices and take a methodical approach led to financial successWhen asked how she beat the odds and managed to launch a wildly successful startup so quickly when so many others fail at this task, Gavia first pointed to her dedication.
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