Do you plan on touring more extensively behind this album?
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They will also more extensively follow up with their treated patients.
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With Memento Collider nearly upon us, do you plan on touring more extensively?
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The water has become unusually concentrated with salt, which is spreading more extensively.
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Rignot says Greenland will melt faster and more extensively than the study's models show.
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Johannes Vermeer, for instance, used it much more extensively than his 17th-century contemporaries.
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I'll be able to test the feature more extensively during our full review process.
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Alipay, by contrast, is more extensively used for online shopping given its ties to Alibaba.
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That stance has clearly changed and perhaps more extensively than NASA would care to admit.
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Biofuels such as ethanol could be used more extensively to curb emissions from internal-combustion engines.
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Larger data sets in many domains have become available to train models more extensively as well.
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Though it started under Bush, Obama used the program far more extensively to target terrorists abroad.
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For several years he took tourists on hunting safaris, then began exploring the continent more extensively.
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"It needs to be much more extensively tested and made robust in a research setting," he said.
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Militaries will soon work more extensively in the space between the Earth and moon, according to Kwast.
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Definitively diagnosing the condition requires a sleep test — either at home, or more extensively in a lab.
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Conventional American forces deploying more extensively in this phase are now visible close to the front lines.
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U.S. commanders have said in recent weeks that their military advisers will embed more extensively with Iraqi forces.
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Conventional U.S. forces deploying more extensively in this phase are now visible very close to the front lines.
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There's evidence that Twitter may have been used even more extensively than Facebook in the Russian influence campaign.
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Recently, I've had opportunities to show my work more extensively beyond Santa Fe and the Indian Art Market sphere.
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In 2014, Mr. Xi signed a counterespionage law to more extensively track foreign spies and Chinese citizens who assist them.
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Meanwhile, the Russian campaign to influence the American presidential election last year may have used Twitter more extensively than Facebook.
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With a few keystrokes, I found out that Hemingway's copy of "Ulysses" may have been used more extensively than Price suggests.
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And that means we may be able to study this world more extensively, to figure out what its atmosphere might hold.
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Drones were used to carry out assassinations far more extensively — and with far more collateral damage — than the government had acknowledged.
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Joseph Stiglitz: That is very concerning because he has been one of the people who talked about using military more extensively.
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We covered camera gifting more extensively in our dedicated photography gift guide, but we'll toss in a few ideas here just for fun.
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But if the idea works, we could see the material used more extensively across the 24 km (15 mi) long Rail Corridor project.
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"I think we definitely need more research in this area to determine if it will be used more extensively in people," Peyton said.
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Actually, there is no ballet Balanchine revised more often or more extensively; he went on doing so from its 1934 premiere till 1976.
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The Russian campaign to influence the U.S. election has put Facebook under enormous scrutiny, but it may have used Twitter even more extensively.
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So some organizations will use Mongo's product more extensively, expanding Mongo's footprint within a company and increasing the company's net deal size — and revenue.
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The Democratic and Republican coalitions are very different (a point that Matt Grossmann and David Hopkins also make, much more extensively, in Asymmetric Politics).
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"Syrian refugees are screened far more extensively than other[s]", says Mahmoud Mahmoud, who runs the Jersey City office of the Church World Service.
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But TogetherList allows people to support an established nonprofit organization directly and more extensively, whether by volunteering their time or donating their hard-earned dollars.
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The majority of its characters were people of color, and it explored non-white cultures far more extensively than most cartoons in the early 2000s.
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Trump spoke with Cohen more extensively about the proposed Trump Tower project in Moscow than Cohen previously told Congress, Cohen admitted in federal court Thursday.
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"We will listen more extensively to people from different backgrounds who have different ideas so we have a better grasp of public opinion," she said.
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Since he became a judge, his writings show, he has spoken more extensively about two major issues raised by Mr. Bush's use of signing statements.
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In both cases, it hired a bunch of people with subject knowledge, but also partnered more extensively at the beginning as it got up to speed.
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Regional banks rely more extensively on loans as a profit source than the country's largest banks, which also have significant investment banking and securities trading operations.
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In general, though, officials act in an abundance of caution and investigate more extensively before applying hate crimes charges because of that need to prove motivation.
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China guards as a state secret the number of people it executes annually, but campaigners against the death penalty say it is used more extensively than elsewhere.
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NYT's Dai Wakabayshai and Scott Shane: There is evidence that Twitter may have been used even more extensively than Facebook in the Russian influence campaign last year.
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S. banks restructured their businesses much more extensively and quickly after the financial crisis," Doctoroff noted, adding that many European banks "have yet to complete their own restructuring.
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I'll be testing DirecTV Now more extensively (and on multiple devices) over the coming days, so leave any lingering questions in the comments if I've left anything unanswered.
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Cohen also revealed Trump spoke with him more extensively during the presidential campaign about the proposed Trump Tower project in Moscow than Cohen admitted to Congress last year.
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Mr. Norman and Mr. Cohen plan to tour the movie more extensively this fall, but already are gratified by the response it's received at West Coast comedy clubs.
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The Yankees are not ready to close the door on him being a starting pitcher and want him to work more extensively on his changeup as a third pitch.
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Overall, the survey showed the benefits of the recovery being more extensively felt after a period in which an economic crisis and recession pummeled low- and middle-income earnings.
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But President Donald Trump is planning a new executive order for early March that would more extensively ban equipment made by these companies, an administration official confirmed to CNBC.
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He said that it was the first time in 15 years that his office had used the RICO law, and that he would use it more extensively going forward.
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The 22-year-old avowed white supremacist suggested friends and relatives of his victims could be given a chance to speak more extensively at his sentencing, rather than before it.
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While pleading guilty, Cohen said he and Trump had spoken more extensively about the propose Moscow Trump Tower project during the 2016 presidential election than he had admitted to Congress.
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Faced with Brexit, the EU beefed up equivalence conditions for clearing houses and investment services, and said that requests from major financial centres - read London - would be scrutinized more extensively.
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"Amazon probably uses AI more extensively than any other company in the world today," Pedro Domingos, a University of Washington professor and author of The Master Algorithm, told CNN Business.
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In addition to that, Bridenstine is likely counting on the cost savings NASA will see by partnering with commercial aerospace concerns far more extensively than in previous missions of this scale.
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The longer the planet were to remain above 2 degrees Celsius, for example, the more likely it would be that the ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica would melt more extensively.
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China also took steps to allow foreigners to trade more extensively in the bond market, hedge their currency risk, and connect its stock markets in Shanghai and Shenzhen with Hong Kong.
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He has focused more extensively than any previous national candidate on crimes committed by illegal immigrants despite strong evidence that immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than native-born Americans.
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Panasonic is a co-investor in Tesla's Gigafactory, with $1.6 billion contributed to the $5 billion facility, and it will be working with Tesla more extensively on solar energy products going forward.
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My favorite subplot is that of Katherine "Kat" Hernandez, a plus-sized girl who come to terms with her body in a sex-positive (again, more extensively than you would think) manner.
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But climate change, monoculture growth, population increases, lack of control burns and other factors have led to these events taking place not just more often, but more extensively and to more permanent effect.
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She has made peace with the federation, too, even if she remains critical of the sport's administrators in Spain, and particularly their failure to promote badminton more extensively in light of her success.
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Mr. Powell presumably didn't want to undo those positive effects, and in discussing economic risks spoke more extensively about international economic challenges than about the strains in interest-sensitive sectors of American industry.
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Mr. Baltimore scraped paint off beams and gave his new Hamptons home "a nip and a tuck, to get it summer-ready," he said, adding that eventually he plans to renovate more extensively.
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Cohen said in his guilty plea that Trump had spoken with him more extensively during the 2016 presidential campaign about the proposed Trump Tower project in Moscow than Cohen had admitted to Congress.
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To pull off this feat, it enlists digital de-aging technology, much more extensively than any other film to do so to date — a crucial reason the movie reportedly cost a staggering $160 million.
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As Secretary of State and as a candidate, she has been among those who have pressed the President to use American military strength in Syria more extensively than he has been willing to countenance.
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Floating wind is significantly more expensive than fixed turbines due to its limited use around the world but its costs are expected to decrease sharply if the technology is deployed more extensively, af Geijerstam said.
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New York (CNN Business)Some of Silicon Valley's biggest companies announced Monday that they're revamping an organization they established to fight online extremism in order to allow it to work more extensively with outside parties.
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After Howard, she graduated with an M.A. from Cornell University in 1955 and returned to her D.C. alma mater to teach English in 1957, where she began to write more extensively and participate in writers' groups.
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This repositioning of Android Wear began last year when Google started working more extensively with watchmakers Fossil and Tag Heuer, and fashion brand Michael Kors (which works with Fossil to design all its smartwatches and accompanying software).
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At first I thought it was a coincidence, but as I traveled the state more extensively for professional and personal reasons, I realized why it was true: Ohio might as well be six states instead of one.
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Cohen admitted in federal court Thursday that Trump spoke with him more extensively about the proposed Trump Tower project in Moscow than he previously told Congress, pleading guilty to a charge brought by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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However, some scientists say that bats have been more extensively sampled for viruses in the wake of the 2003 SARS outbreak and that other animals may have a similar diversity of viruses if scientists looked more robustly.
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Refugees from those countries and elsewhere who were rushing to reach the United States had likewise already been vetted, even more extensively, in a process that involves dozens of checks and can take more than two years.
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And it will allow the Trump campaign to track followers more extensively than ever before, providing another way to double down and turn out the conservative base instead of persuading independent and undecided voters to reelect the president.
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But he acknowledged the only obvious area of common ground to emerge from his first face-to-face meetings with Juncker and Europe's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier, was that talks should continue, more extensively and more frequently.
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MAKHMOUR, Iraq (Reuters) - U.S. forces assisting Iraqi troops to retake Mosul from Islamic State are embedding more extensively, a senior commander said on Friday, a move that could accelerate a two month-old campaign which has slackened after quick initial advances.
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While the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley has asserted that the Trump administration wants to "get the Iranian influence out" of Syria, concrete steps have yet to be taken to address more extensively Iranian destabilizing activities in Syria.
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Wayne and Spitta have collaborated countless times over the years (Curren$y, was, of course, before being the reigning weed rap journeyman, signed to Cash Money), and eventually I may have to run down some of their collabs more extensively.
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As Marcy Wheeler, a journalist who has covered the Libby case more extensively than any other, reminds us, Libby's case was notable largely because he stayed loyal to the administration and did not flip and incriminate any other staffers or officials.
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According to NOAA's National Weather Service, substantially warmer autumns—resulting in part from decreased sea ice cover—are causing permafrost to thaw more extensively, which could explain why so many of the houses are perched precariously over slumped, saturated ground in late summer.
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It's part of what pulled me away from talking more extensively about cyberfeminism because there was a lot of rhetoric that was oriented around this sort of embodied idea that women are naturals at the internet because women are naturally good at connection.
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"We want to further reduce the large extent to which we rely on the internal combustion engine while - being an innovative technology partner to our customers - utilizing the opportunities offered by the fields of hybridization and electrification much more extensively," Rosenfeld said.
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In this bout you would hope to see him work more extensively on the feet because it is an area where he has plenty of advantages and it is the process of getting the fight to the floor wherein he stands to get caught.
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Hopland, meanwhile, said he attempted unsuccessfully to persuade both the Bush and Obama administrations to plan more extensively for the threat of a worldwide pandemic — and now hopes he'll have a newfound platform for persuading the Trump administration to develop a detailed quarantine plan.
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I've written more extensively on the subject of why this is a problem, but here it's sufficient to say that it just doesn't breathe confidence in me if a manufacturer isn't able to implement a new version of the OS within the space of three months.
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But if you want to create private guides and access advanced features, the company has a Pro plan ($30 per month) and a Team plan (starting at $100 per month with bigger bills as you add more people to your team and use the product more extensively).
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Reforms: China made limited moves to allow foreigners to trade more extensively in the bond market, hedge their currency risk and connect its stock markets in Shanghai and Shenzhen with Hong Kong, which has long served as China's financial gateway to the rest of the world.
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I have traveled a bit more extensively than my family, so they were very hands-off in the planning, allowing me to create a general itinerary and working with their input whenever it was offered, though they were quite happy to let someone else worry about the logistics!
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U.S. forces embedding more to help Iraqis retake Mosul - commander MAKHMOUR - U.S. forces assisting Iraqi troops to retake Mosul from Islamic State are embedding more extensively, a senior commander said on Friday, a move that could accelerate a two month-old campaign which has slackened after quick initial advances.
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Sessions announced cities will be required to certify that they'll cooperate with federal immigration enforcement more extensively than in the past, including by letting federal authorities access detainees in jails to inquire about immigration status and giving the federal government 48 hours' notice before any inmate they're interested in is released.
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That said, "Rocketman" star Egerton has campaigned much more extensively than his reticent competitors, and though he's hindered by the fact that his performance as Elton John comes in the shadow of Rami Malek's Globe-winning "Bohemian Rhapsody" turn just last year, I can't underestimate Egerton's willingness to press the flesh.
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RELATED: The 43 most eye-popping lines from Donald Trump's 'surreal' gathering on guns Instead, he spoke on the floor briefly about the late evangelist Billy Graham, whose body was lying in honor in the Capitol Rotunda, and more extensively about tax reform, the key legislative accomplishment that just passed Congress.
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Sessions announced Tuesday evening that applicants for Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grants will be required to certify that they'll cooperate with federal immigration enforcement more extensively than in the past, a move that is likely to generate court challenges quickly from advocates and state and local jurisdictions who have opposed Trump's efforts.
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The ongoing coronavirus epidemic already illustrates their importance, and they'll be even more critical if the virus starts spreading more extensively in the US. Shamelessly re-upping: HHS is proposing cuts of $25M from CDC's Public Health Preparedness program & $18M from ASPR's Hospital Preparedness program PH Preparedness programs already operate on threadbare budgets.
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"Fiscal policy must be deployed more extensively" she said, noting that governments could take advantage of the environment created by monetary policy such as low interest rates, to "effectively open up fiscal space" and spend more on "projects and activities that have high multipliers" such as hard and soft infrastructure: digital, energy and transport and education and innovation.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Tuesday evening that applicants for Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grants will be required to certify that they'll cooperate with federal immigration enforcement more extensively than in the past, a move that is likely to generate court challenges quickly from advocates and state and local jurisdictions who have opposed President Donald Trump's efforts.
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Republicans distance Trump from Cohen Even though Cohen said that discussions over the Trump Tower Moscow project extended into the heat of the campaign season, June 2016, and he had spoken more extensively to Trump about it than he had previously acknowledged to Congress, a number of Republicans sought to put distance between Trump and Cohen.
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LEVIN: We&aposll get into this more extensively, but it&aposs for these reasons, isn&apost it, that he&aposs under attack because he&aposs not one of the crowd, because he is a true outsider because he doesn&apost need their money, he doesn&apost need their lobbyists, he doesn&apost need any of the infrastructure or the establishment?
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Now, a new study that examined 49 soil warming studies performed in North America, Europe and Asia, has determined that not only will soil carbon feedback be a major player in causing the world to warm faster and more extensively, but that the warming of the Arctic will play a particularly crucial role in determining how much carbon is released.
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Rather, it should push for lowering the statutory corporate tax rate, but also expanding incentives like the research and development (R&D) tax credit, first-year expensing for investments in machinery, the Section 179 domestic production deduction, and establishing a new "innovation box" for income earned from intellectual property, as these incentives are used much more extensively by firms facing stiff global competition.
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" 'Be yelled at for 30 days' Generally, she says, not a lot of study has been done in the area of swapping cannabis for cocaine, and she emphasizes the need to determine whether the result can be replicated and studied even more extensively "under a clinical trial-type design, so you can actually document that cannabinoids can decrease consumption of cocaine.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Friday sought to distance himself from former national security adviser Michael Flynn, one day after newly unsealed court documents showed Flynn cooperated more extensively than previously known with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE.
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Campbell got one debriefing after the criminal charges were filed, but was never brought before the grand jury that indicted the Russian figure in November 2014 even though the informer was portrayed as "Victim One" in that indictment, the officials confirmed When prosecutors finally interviewed Campbell more extensively in early 2015 and reviewed all of the records he had gathered for the FBI, they learned new information about the sequence of transactions he conducted while under the FBI's supervision, as well as the extensive nature of his counterintelligence work for the U.S. government that went far beyond the Mikerin case and dated to at least 2006, the officials said.
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