The topographic maps are also painting a picture of Sputnik Planitia itself.
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Enjoying a nice meal with a friend or painting a picture of your dog.
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You're painting a picture of the damage, but what are you hoping to do?
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Haig phoned him, painting a picture of cataclysm if Ruckelshaus did not fire Cox.
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But in the aggregate, special elections are painting a picture of a building Democratic wave.
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This passage from the Post is so perfect at painting a picture of big company vs.
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Q: Pundits are painting a picture of doom and gloom for startups in the near term?
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In the next few seconds, my brain slowly started painting a picture of the specific injury.
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And that means vividly and passionately painting a picture of what 'stronger together' looks like for America.
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But recently, employees have been speaking up, painting a picture of what goes on in Kirby's wards.
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And the people who were speaking were painting a picture of our country that I did not recognize.
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So it was sort of painting a picture of this life that I knew I wanted to lead.
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The U.S. are painting a picture of a confrontation between the Maduro regime and the people of Venezuela.
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Pundits are painting a picture of doom and gloom for startups, saying it will be harder to raise money.
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For now, within Syria and Iraq, the US is painting a picture of progress against ISIS, also known as ISIL.
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In total, seven polls were released this weekend, painting a picture of a Democratic primary that has no clear leader.
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Further, there's a difference between painting a picture of the electorate and trying to predict how that electorate is voting.
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As a result, some outside observers are painting a picture of a city and its politicians losing out for their recalcitrance.
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Since then, sources close to Perry and Bloom have spoken to PEOPLE — painting a picture of what led to their breakup.
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But Zidle, who turned positive in March 2016, is painting a picture of how he believes the bull market will end.
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Following are four charts painting a picture of the household debt scene: American consumers now have a record $1.53 trillion in debt.
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Following are four charts painting a picture of the household debt scene: American consumers now have a record $13.95 trillion in debt.
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German media are painting a picture of a confused, irate and fearful CDU/CSU leadership in the run-up to September 2017 elections.
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Indeed, the film includes many scenes of blood gushing through tubes and onto women's clothes, painting a picture of abortion as extremely dangerous.
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Sounds often evoke images: when we hear an artist for the first time, we may find ourselves painting a picture of the source.
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Trump crows that our immigration laws are "so weak," painting a picture of these migrants rolling up to the border at their discretion.
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The latest revelation comes amid a flurry of news reports painting a picture of an administrator who frequently blurs work and personal life.
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Following are four charts painting a picture of the household debt scene: TOTAL DEBT American consumers now have a record $13.95 trillion in debt.
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While all three scenarios require investment in new oilfields to meet the future demand, proven recoverable reserves are painting a picture of "abundance", Equinor said.
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While all three scenarios require investment in new oilfields to meet the future demand, proven recoverable reserves are painting a picture of "abundance," Equinor said.
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Nonetheless, the vessel-tracking data is a more timely indicator of the direction of China's imports, and they are painting a picture of ongoing strength.
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And the people who were speaking were painting a picture of our country that I did not recognize -- you know, negative, scapegoating, fear, bigotry, smears.
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The images are quietly humorous and disconcerting, painting a picture of Italy that doesn't align with the postcard scenery most people—even some Italians—think of.
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Unnamed sources close to Britney spoke to CNN about the conservatorship, painting a picture of a star who requires the guidance and structure the conservatorship provides.
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She is doing this by painting a picture of a post-Trump America that actually addresses the issues that got us Donald Trump in the first place.
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Instead, look to connect with colleagues through demonstrating your commitment to them, painting a picture of mutual success, and being genuinely curious about their point of view.
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In the middle of his stump speech, the candidate asks his stepmother's parents—Judy and Jan—to stand before painting a picture of Thanksgiving in their household.
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In both Cropsey and Killer Legends, Zeman successfully places urban legends in the context of larger American anxieties, painting a picture of horror emerging from an evolving nation.
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By painting a picture of a future state in which their life has improved, you'll help them see how you can help them get the results they want.
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Five of the eight categories tracked by IBGE saw higher sales in the month, painting a picture of widespread momentum that is likely to support Brazil's economic recovery.
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Together, the numbers are painting a picture of a presumptive nominee who will have more leeway in selecting her running mate than anyone expected just a month ago.
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When Amazon's The Man In the High Castle debuted last year, it quickly drew praise for painting a picture of a Nazi-led America that felt all too plausible.
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The Times interviewed numerous women who knew Trump in personal or professional capacities for the past few decades, painting a picture of his contradictory approach to dealing with women.
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There's a clear public relations battle brewing over company leadership, with those in Redstone's camp painting a picture of Dauman as someone who's failed to capitalize on the internet.
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Alongside Helen Cathcart's photographs of steaming coffee, bulging plates, famous locals, and glorious greenery, East London Food is full of interviews and anecdotes, painting a picture of East End eating.
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Why it matters: Details about Cruz's background and disturbing social media presence continue to emerge, painting a picture of a troubled teenager who struggled with mental health and disciplinary problems.
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Trump closed his remarks with an ambitious vision for what the nation could be under his leadership, painting a picture of a nation rebuilding itself from its own inner strength.
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Restoration was even underway, they claimed, painting a picture of a palm industry on a sustainable path — farming only on dry land and focused on increasing yields, not expanding footprints.
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I can take a moment to focus on whatever task at hand, whether it may be an English project, studying for math, or even painting a picture of my cat.
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I'm painting a picture of a tough-as-nails taskmaster here — the older player-coach who runs everyone else into the ground — but she also remained generous with those hugs.
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Three of his nine children offered remembrances, painting a picture of a patriarch who was demanding yet also ready to break out in song or drop to the floor to play.
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Mr. Sessions cast the Justice Department's decision to act in grand terms, painting a picture of a society at risk of ceding its fundamental freedom to tyrannical elements that police speech.
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The responses poured in from red states, blue states, and swing states, some with messages from voters about what this election meant to them, painting a picture of voting across America.
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But former staffers who spoke to BuzzFeed News were scared to speak even anonymously, painting a picture of a vindictive former boss who they say has become increasingly paranoid in recent months.
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The Arkansas governor pounced, showing his rare gift of connecting with voters by approaching the questioner and painting a picture of a wrecked economy where her friends and neighbors had lost jobs.
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Still, publication of the piece, along with a new Bob Woodward book painting a picture of a president whose impulses were being thwarted by his own staff, has had some lasting aftershocks.
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Tray's family wanted the funeral to be more of a "celebration of life" -- and Harbaugh did a pretty great job painting a picture of a man who loved football and his family.
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Officials acknowledged Bodde's panel will have a difficult mission painting a picture of events in Havana with little evidence beyond the health problems of the 24 diplomats and their family members affected.
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The accusations against Mr. Keram were particularly troubling, painting a picture of a menacing figure who held sway over players' careers and lives, threatening them with ruin if they did not comply.
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"Earnings season is painting a picture of an economy hampered by trade uncertainty – but robust enough [to] rumble along at a consumer-driven 'three yards and a cloud of dust,'" strategist Christopher Harvey wrote.
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Wielding the plausible-enough-sounding details and sprawling shadow government plot of a lesser Dan Brown novel, Q began slowly painting a picture of a reality far different from the one we live in.
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Bill Taylor, the US's acting ambassador to Ukraine, gave testimony last week that also discussed Sondland's comments while painting a picture of Trump withholding military aid to Ukraine in exchange for politically motivated investigations.
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Instead, Trump used a more traditional political tactic of painting a picture of that "carnage" -- talking about murders in Chicago and telling the personal stories of people whose family members were killed by undocumented immigrants.
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The book portrays Trump as prone to profane outbursts and impulsive decision-making, painting a picture of chaos that Woodward says amounts to an "administrative coup d'etat" and a "nervous breakdown" of the executive branch.
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Rather than one figure painting a picture of the overall economy, the proposed breakdown would help illustrate whether growth was concentrated among the wealthy or if it was benefiting middle- and low-income Americans as well.
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Schneiderman's suit underscores their accounts, painting a picture of a company-wide problem that hasn't necessarily been adequately addressed by Weinstein's ouster in October after multiple women came forward with allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct.
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In terms of the types of data they collect, Zhang noted that they gather ample passenger data, too – painting a picture of rider habits and routines to optimize the overall experience from pick-up to drop-off.
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The Clinton campaign and its allies have run fewer ads puncturing Mr. Trump's credentials as a business savior or painting a picture of what the economy might look like for middle-income earners under a Trump presidency.
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Jerome H. Powell, the Fed chair, walked a careful line in his post-meeting news conference, painting a picture of a solid economy that is fueled by strong job gains and a confident consumer willing to spend.
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Taken together, the latest evidence from the ancient Earth and from the moon is painting a picture of a very different Hadean Earth: a stoutly solid, temperate, meteorite-clear and watery world, an Eden from the very beginning.
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One reason these names came to mind had to do with Johns's statement, published in Time magazine in 1959, about why he painted the American flag: It all began with my painting a picture of an American flag.
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And the Ohio men who overdosed on fentanyl were significantly more likely to have been released from jail, a hospital, or a detox center, painting a picture of drug users who had accidentally ingested fentanyl while taking heroin.
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When asked about racial tensions in the United States, Trump gave a rambling answer about promoting "law and order" while painting a picture of inner cities as places where people cannot "walk down the street" without getting shot.
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Before the Romanian authorities arrested him, in 2014, Lazar had gained worldwide notoriety for a daring spree of hacks—revealing, among other things, that George W. Bush had been painting a picture of his legs in a bathtub.
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Monahan also released a lengthy statement to local outlet Fox 22005, painting a picture of a long-term relationship that was emotionally abusive and had taken a physical toll by the time she left Ellison in January 20063.
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Painting a picture of a Gilded Age economic system so craven it left the blood of locked-up, laboring children to spill out "into the gutters," Warren's official purpose was the unveiling of her latest anti-corruption agenda.
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Furthermore, the Penn Wharton Budget Model projects the bill as drafted will cost the federal government $4.39 trillion from 2018 to 2040 — painting a picture of serious federal deficits for the legislation's second decade, should it become law.
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This McCabe story was Fox News yet again painting a picture of an alternate reality where justice was served; it was Fox News yet again attacking people it sees as villains in the plot to take down President Trump.
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Monahan also released a lengthy statement to the local outlet Fox 9, painting a picture of a long-term relationship that was emotionally abusive and had taken a physical toll by the time she left Ellison in January 2017.
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A mixed bag of earnings reports from a swath of U.S. companies pulled Wall Street lower a day after the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq hit all-time highs, painting a picture of profit beats amid underwhelming guidance.
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While threatening heavy consequences for Iran's economy if the country does pursue nuclear weapons, he also reached out to the Iranian people — painting a picture of a corrupt regime that steals from its people while boosting international terrorist groups.
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Over 20173 pages of documents were released by NTSB, painting a picture of a company where safety lapses, poor staffing decisions, and technical miscalculations converged in Tempe on a deadly night that has since reverberated throughout the AV industry.
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Some observers believe that the rich detail in Mueller's legal filings is one way of painting a picture of Russian interference and the behavior of Trump world in case the President finds some way to block his eventual final report.
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The pair of senior Trump administration officials testifying in the House impeachment hearings Thursday tore apart Republicans' main defenses of President Trump, painting a picture of a president who cared only for his own interests rather than Ukraine's existential challenges.
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The New York Times this week ran a story of the "tawdry tales" out of Farenthold's office, painting a picture of the Congress member as a volatile, lewd figure whose staffers had to be on "redhead patrol" when he was drinking.
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Despite Meetup painting a picture of a harmonious workplace under the new WeWork umbrella, former employees said some of the changes—and one document in particular—created a deluge of discontent that washed many of the former co-workers out the door.
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During closing arguments, Assistant U.S. Attorney Nathan Williams rehashed disturbing details of what happened before, during, and after the shooting, painting a picture of a cold-blooded young man consumed by hatred for African Americans and who dedicated hours to plotting his massacre.
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Cook called this a "crisis", painting a picture of technologies being applied in an ethics-free vacuum to "magnify our worst human tendencies… deepen divisions, incite violence and even undermine our shared sense of what is true and what is false" — by "taking advantage of user trust".
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Separate data out on Wednesday showed wholesale prices rose at a slower pace in February, painting a picture of an economy that is healthy enough to continue growing but not robust enough to generate the inflation the Bank of Japan needs to overcome the country's deflationary mindset.
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"The secretary of State's job is to make sure that he knows, number one, what the president is going to say on those calls," said Clinton, painting a picture of a coordinated effort and shared talking points put together before the president ever calls a foreign leader.
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I spoke to some cops who told us they were happy to see the event happen and welcomed our diversity so I think we need to be careful with painting a picture of a racist police force and hotel staff who had pre-conceived plans of busting certain people.
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It was only a few weeks ago that Stankey was painting a picture of AT&T taking a hands-off approach to HBO, but behind closed doors, he's ringing alarm bells that the company needs to catch up with the 'throw anything at the wall' approach of Netflix.
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From his taunts about aging rappers ("talking about these other rappers getting old is even getting old") to his laments about the trustworthiness of partners and dodging paternal lawsuits — Drake spent his early career painting a picture of his worst fears, and has spent his midcareer walking into the painting himself.
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During his remarks, President Trump repeatedly called into question and even dismissed as lies much of the available data that exists on immigration and crime, all while glorifying countries like China that give drug dealers the death penalty and painting a picture of a country under siege by criminal invaders.
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Among the finding in the IMS's assessment of the state of the global electronic music industry, the report found that electronic music-related events were the only ones in the US to show a year-on-year growth from 2014-2015, painting a picture of sustained growth in the sector.
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Media around the world has also zoomed in on Kavanaugh's performance, with British news organizations in particular ridiculing Kavanaugh for his repeated denials of having high school drinking habits, and for unconvincingly painting a picture of his past as a conscientious student too consumed with sports to have time for women.
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They had been painting a picture of a man who was running the FBI when it was involved in a shady Uranium sale to Russia, which also involved a Hillary Clinton scandal; and a man who has connections to the agency that paid money to the person who produced the Steele dossier.
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Em no doubt intended to legitimize the work of other rappers with "Sing for the Moment," painting a picture of kids wearing do-rags and sagging their pants who "are nightmares to white parents" but attempting to show how rap is more than the "guns, bitches, and cars" music it was assumed to be at the time.
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On the issue of violent crime, Trump talked up the dystopian views he loves to espouse about America's inner cities, painting a picture of war zones where none exist, underscoring a rise in the violent crime rate in 2015 (it did go up a bit but overall violent crime is had been cut drastically to historic lows in the last two decades).
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"So, [with] no more deals, declining demand for auto chips, a strangling by China that includes cellphone chips, overwhelming glut of commodity chips, and peaking in data center and gaming—the whole gamut of chipmakers seemed to be painting a picture of a worldwide slowdown and in every end market, coupled with an inability to consolidate an overpopulated group," Cramer said.
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An advertisement for the partnership shows attractive 20-somethings in an office environment starting an impromptu rave to Anthems like "Candy" by Dillon Francis and "Made Me" by Britney Spears, painting a picture of a fantastical post-Silicon Valley workplace where the party never stops and your taste in music sparks conversations with that sexy stranger in the cubicle down the hall.
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During those hearings, witnesses gave sworn testimony painting a picture of a campaign led by the president that subverted US foreign policy in Ukraine into a mechanism for domestic political gain, and many of the witnesses who arguably had a greater degree of insight into Trump's role in the scandal, like US Ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland, testified toward the end.
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As to where it all started, the designer referred in his show notes to India at the turn of the Edwardian era, painting a picture of a "young English adventuress" on her "travels abroad," an idea that was perhaps more obvious in the opulent princess gowns for which Mr. Saab is known, all twinkling lace and pearl fringe and tulle, many of which came with a sari-like drape over one shoulder.
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