"This is not a robot short circuiting," Williams said, clearly exasperated.
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Officials rejected Thuraissigiam's claim of credible fear, short-circuiting the asylum process.
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My house was the least of it — the whole city was short-circuiting.
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Or are dominant females short-circuiting male pregnancies through some type of cue?
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I talk about short-circuiting the reward system piece, which I mentioned earlier.
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He needed a big night tonight, but a system glitch had him short-circuiting.
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The result is something akin to crossed wires, and now Trump is short-circuiting.
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The great correction is overdue; can we pull it off without short-circuiting democracy?
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He was eviscerated for repeating the same tired talking points like a short-circuiting robot.
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Even a short-circuiting electric toothbrush could blot out the whisper of the Big Bang.
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What's more, it supports 5V/3A charging and is designed to prevent overheating and short-circuiting.
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According to the product page, it also features protection against overheating, over-voltage, and short circuiting.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Japan is short-circuiting hopes of a price rebound for memory chips.
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My brain was short-circuiting, much like Spieth's, and I was scrambling to salvage my Sunday.
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Both have a built-in intelligent system to prevent your devices from short-circuiting or overheating.
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Mueller's report portrays the President as consumed by the Russia probe and intent on short-circuiting it.
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"On this one I just wanted to keep it real," he says, circuiting back to the record.
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Even in carry-on baggage, these items should be protected from damage, accidental activation and short circuiting.
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There is also the ripple effect of throwing fewer pitches or short-circuiting a potential long inning.
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Short-circuiting the people is a very bad precedent and would needlessly divide the country for generations.
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Plus, you don't have to worry about overcharging, over-discharging, overcurrent, over-voltage, overheating, or short-circuiting.
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Because you have not had excesses, the sort of short-circuiting of the growth cycle becomes less likely.
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GOP lawmakers also accused Democrats of short-circuiting historical impeachment procedures to deprive Trump of a fair defense.
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But EPA should not be short-circuiting that discussion by unduly limiting which research is evaluated and by whom.
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What if a global pandemic caused other countries to follow China's lead and shutter factories, short-circuiting material supplies?
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But the leaker was widely praised by college basketball fans for short-circuiting CBS's ponderous revealing of the bracket.
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It has a built-in intelligence system that prevents overheating, short-circuiting, or the inevitable electric shock from outlets.
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I like luring in my audience with provocative statements and short-circuiting any thought process that may prevent critical thinking.
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Rome's transportation system has a record of perennially late buses — when they are not short-circuiting and bursting into flames.
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" Short-circuiting that process, he said, gives opponents an "easy way to stop you in your tracks and embarrass you.
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He feels frustrated that everything is going so well and the Fed poses a risk of short-circuiting the economy.
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So far, there has been one case reported in Japan of a wire short-circuiting and smoke emitting from the car.
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Sarevok ends up short-circuiting a lot of traditional antagonist writing because he isn't really the hero of his own story.
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The Fed is aiming to raise rates quickly enough to prevent the economy from overheating without short-circuiting the financial markets.
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They need great entertainment, movies that will spark their imagination and let them feel wonder, rather than short-circuiting them with flash.
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Congress's hasty incorporation of the CLOUD Act into a massive spending bill also drew criticism for short-circuiting a major policy debate.
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But debating Jackson's qualifications in committee and Tester's short-circuiting the process with his McCarthy-like smear campaign are two different things.
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Short-circuiting this process leaves the majority party open to attacks about governance that are especially effective because they are non-ideological.
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Dow accused the Obama EPA of short-circuiting its scientific review process for pesticides, including in areas like transparency and peer review.
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Researchers wanted desperately to find people who had inherited two mutated copies to see whether short-circuiting the gene might be safe.
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Terminals on spare batteries must be taped or otherwise protected to prevent short-circuiting that can lead to a fire or explosion.
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Jault added that the issue had led to one incident of a short circuiting in Japan which produced smoke from the vehicle.
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Inside, the main line of defense against short circuiting is a thin and porous slip of polypropylene that keeps the electrodes from touching.
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According to the product listing, its slim, inconspicuous design features built-in charging intelligence that prevents your device from overheating or short-circuiting.
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In the past, however, stories of exploding "e-cigarettes" have often involved loose lithium-ion batteries short circuiting after contact with metallic objects.
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His mother, recognizing brightness in Anupam, scoured the neighborhood for affordable private schools and tuition classes, short-circuiting the abysmal, erratic government schools.
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Its built-in 5,200mAh battery delivers all the juice you need to all of your devices without fear of overcharging or short-circuiting.
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Barbare spent much of her time circuiting the provinces, trying to help her feckless husband and then her hapless son salvage catastrophic careers.
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Secondly, because of the short-circuiting of your plumbing [digestive tract], alcohol gets to the intestines faster, so the speed of absorption increases.
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If you didn't get taken out by a homicidal short-circuiting pizza-bot this year, not to fear—death by pizza is probably inevitable.
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It's probably some electrical circuiting or something they didn't give a formal diagnosis, but she can't start her car without a jump right now.
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The importance of the wall as a political symbol for both sides is also effectively short circuiting congressional mechanisms that normally end such showdowns.
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Its built-in 5,200mAh battery can deliver all the juice you need to keep your devices alive without fear of overcharging or short-circuiting.
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They're short-circuiting—going straight to strong sexual arousal using porn, rather than putting in the effort from being with a man or woman.
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The whole "empathy machine" idea of VR suggests that its goal is short-circuiting your rational mind and pumping feelings straight into your visual cortex.
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There's too much to cover, and my buffering, black millennial brain is short-circuiting the litany of inherited trauma — or should I say inherited burnout?
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The Fed is aiming to raise rates quickly enough to prevent the economy from overheating but wants to keep from short-circuiting the financial markets.
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What ended up happening is that very little of the game's narrative even made sense without the additional online information, fundamentally short circuiting its purpose.
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It's compatible with all Qi-enabled phones, is equipped with built-in protection from short-circuiting, and features LED indicator lights showing your device's status.
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But some Republican senators have warned that firing Rosenstein, or otherwise taking steps seen as short-circuiting Mueller's investigation, would be met with fierce resistance.
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Bernstein doesn't shy away from some of the hurdles to successful retirement investing, including our all-too-human penchant for short-circuiting our own finances.
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So I was short-circuiting and it was a huge relief not to be in New York because I would've probably jumped off a bridge.
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In 2016 one hopped onto an electric transformer at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Switzerland, short-circuiting it and briefly knocking out the particle accelerator.
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If that vote fails, it may serve the role of essentially short-circuiting any future resolutions offered by Democrats to seek subpoenas for specific witnesses and documents.
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One octopus persistently shot jets of water at the nearby aquarium light bulbs, repeatedly short-circuiting the electricity supply until it was finally released into the wild.
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Nissan said that one incident of a short circuiting had been reported at one of the automaker's dealerships, which resulted in a small fire under the minivan's hood.
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The gadgets we use and the social media we engage with are all designed to compel our attention by short-circuiting the more considered aspects of our brains.
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Trump rejected the working outline being put together by the small group of Senate Republicans, effectively short-circuiting the long-shot effort, according to two people directly involved.
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The Last Jedi often felt more like a conclusion to the Star Wars sequel trilogy than a midpoint, either resolving or short-circuiting The Force Awakens' biggest mysteries.
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One of the M5S's main appeals to voters has, after all, been the promise to crack down on corruption, and short-circuiting the approvals process risks undermining that fight.
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FO's Mailly said that the unions were all against a proposal to let employers call workplace referendums on labor issues, which he said amounted to "short-circuiting" the unions.
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Those places need to be identified and isolated from the rest of the network before power starts flowing again, in order to prevent short-circuiting and other safety hazards.
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She accused her colleagues of short circuiting the "ordinary process," saying that Ray had only learned about the policy on January 23, and filed his request five days later.
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She escaped from the hospital by short-circuiting the electronic lock on the door to her ward, according to a statement from St. Petersburg's chief sanitary physician on Thursday.
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Today's computer chips get cheaper and faster as their features get smaller, but quantum mechanics says that at tiny enough scales, particles sail through solids, short-circuiting the chip's innards.
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The report depicts a President who for two years has been largely consumed by the Russia investigation, intent on short-circuiting it but repeatedly stymied in his efforts by aides.
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Ultimately, manufacturing didn't allow for enough space for the negative electrodes, forcing them to become bent, allowing contact between positive and negative contact, leading to short circuiting and self-heating.
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Because my nerves are damaged, there this 'short circuiting' that happens [in my neural pathways], so I'll suddenly have a lot of pain in a certain place for no reason.
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With unemployment near record lows, stable economic growth and signs of rising inflation, the Fed is looking to bring interest rates toward historic neutral levels without short-circuiting the economy.
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" She accused the conservative majority of short-circuiting the "ordinary" process that should have taken place in the lower courts "just so the state can meet its preferred execution date.
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The Japanese automaker said it was recalling 9,481 Serena minivans, which went on sale on August 24, due to the risk of short circuiting during use of the idling stop function.
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That didn't turn out so hot for Rubio, whose campaign more or less ended when Chris Christie turned him into a short-circuiting mess on the debate stage in New Hampshire.
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Plaintiffs in two of the cases filed briefs Monday arguing there is no reason for "short-circuiting the normal process of litigation" to have the Supreme Court bypass the appeals courts.
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Short-circuiting procedures designed to allow for public comment and constrain government power (as Justice Scalia noted) has left Pruitt's EPA with the appearance of being one-sided and ill-informed.
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This is exactly the kind of investigation that requires the F.B.I. director to have independence; Trump's short-circuiting of the probe, with Comey's dismissal, is a grave abuse of Presidential power.
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Online, the climate kids' impact can be measured in a different way — by how they're short-circuiting the right-wing media ecosystem that's partly responsible for the spread of climate skepticism.
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Not all advisers are described as playing a central role in preventing the President from short-circuiting the probe, and some seemed more willing than others to go along with his orders.
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But by short-circuiting that process, the administration (with the help of the Supreme Court) set a precedent of cherry-picking law and precedent as it suits rather than being bound regardless.
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ALBANY — State Senator Simcha Felder, a Democrat from Brooklyn, announced on Tuesday that he will continue to caucus with the Republicans, short-circuiting hopes of a new Democratic majority in Albany's upper chamber.
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"Although it might seem esoteric, this action is a clear case of federal executive branch officers and agencies bypassing Congress and short-circuiting legislative debate over a hotly contested issue," the lawsuit says.
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President Donald Trump's selection process, with his preselected list to draw from, went almost unfathomably quickly — short-circuiting efforts to sink Kavanaugh's potential nomination from others on the right who backed other potential nominees.
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"Limonov" vibrates with borrowed energy: Carrère uses, essentially, a present-tense version of the novelist's best friend, free indirect style, to inhabit and animate the violently short-circuiting mind of his perpetually unappeased protagonist.
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Glover infuses every single avenue he pursues here with a droll yet mildly alarmed earnestness, the sound of an erudite mind short-circuiting after being ensnared by its own cultivated web of pop culture.
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How the Climate Kids Are Short-Circuiting Right-Wing Media "Young people like Greta Thunberg are participating in the culture wars while also managing to float above the fray," according to this Op-Ed.
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Some of Trump's detractors argue that the President is short-circuiting a conventional policy process simply to indulge his whims and is making decisions involving national security to bolster his own political base. Rep.
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And though he does not represent Trump in the ongoing Russia investigation, he has interjected at moments to prevent Trump from short-circuiting the probe, including when Trump considered firing special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Finally, the thermal control system that helps maintain the pack's optimum temperature is designed so that the liquid coolant drains away from the cells if there is a puncture, reducing the risk of short-circuiting.
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Alla Ilyina, a 32-year-old Russian woman, concocted an elaborate plan to escape coronavirus quarantine at the Botkin Hospital for Infection Diseases in St. Petersburg, including short-circuiting a lock, the Moscow Times reported.
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Glittering keyboards and white-funk rhythm guitar hooks are distorted by bursts of static, synthetic textures short-circuiting, raw saxophones bleating and wailing, thus constructing a multifaceted electronic surface gone slightly rotten, tinged with decay.
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She criticized the majority for misstating the timeline in which Ray brought the case, for ignoring his strong claim of religious discrimination, and for "short-circuiting" the normal appellate process to reach their preferred result.
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McKinsey's team also looked for ways to accelerate the deportation process, provoking worries among some ICE staff members that the recommendations risked short-circuiting due-process protections for migrants fighting removal from the United States.
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That sort of short-circuiting of the normal interagency process creates incentives for leaks by officials who feel shut out, as happened this week with a draft order contemplating reviving secret overseas "black site" prisons.
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The Covington saga illustrates how every day the media's favorite social network tugs journalists deeper into the rip currents of tribal melodrama, short-circuiting our better instincts in favor of mob- and bot-driven groupthink.
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Jaffe, a battery industry analyst, says manufacturers have reached a limit with lithium-ion battery capacity and could end up producing designs with a bigger risk of short circuiting in an attempt to store more power.
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Compounding the impacts are the reduction in personnel that would result from the proposed budget, either slowing permitting activity or short-circuiting compliance with key environmental laws that protect communities, landowners and our country's natural heritage.
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However, some cost-saving initiatives were reportedly so severe that they made ICE agents uncomfortable, as they "risked short-circuiting due process protections for migrants fighting removal from the United States," according to the ProPublica report.
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If the battery is charged too fast, the anode grows dendrites ("metal whiskers") that can pass through the liquid electrolyte, either shortening the life of the battery or short-circuiting it and causing it to catch fire.
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No, it was not an attack, to be blamed on saboteurs, terrorists or anarchists, but ATAC, the city's own transportation service, which has a record of buses short-circuiting and bursting into flames on the city's streets.
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When researchers tried to get 22001-D virtual creatures to develop optimal ways of walking and jumping, some somersaulted or pole-vaulted instead, and a bug-fixer algorithm ended up "fixing" bugs by short-circuiting their underlying programs.
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But lawmakers will face less pressure to jam through such a move, short-circuiting a full and open debate over reform proposals, if the alternative is not an immediate termination of the collecting of intelligence authorized by the law.
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Do you cross-reference them all and pick the brand that appears most frequently, your brain quietly short-circuiting when you discover that some reviewers support the Contigo "Byron Vacuum-Insulated" mug while others swear by the Contigo "Autoseal West Loop"?
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When the second Bush administration cooked up a case and a plan for war with Iraq, much of the cooking was done within the Pentagon, under the eye of Secretary Donald Rumsfeld; the results of that short-circuiting were bad enough.
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Meyers runs through the fudged book-report vibe of the president trying to comment on the Colombian FARC crisis and his climate change remarks at the G7, as well as the "fake principled, holier-than-thou PenceBot short-circuiting" in Ireland.
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Trump's quick agreement to this deal Wednesday, despite objections from House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, surprised much of Washington by short-circuiting what was expected to be a grueling, month-long battle over these measures.
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"It's just about short circuiting what was going to be a long and involved and potentially costly process between two parties who clearly wanted the asset badly," said the source, who asked not to be named because of the sensitivity of the situation.
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The debate should articulate the importance of incentivizing innovation in treatments, of short-circuiting abuse/misuse of opioids through development of more advanced abuse deterrent technologies, of expanding access to a broad array of effective medical and behavioral health options, and more.
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The rules are "a clear case of federal Executive Branch officers and agencies bypassing Congress and short-circuiting legislative debate over a hotly contested issue by unilaterally imposing the Administration's preferred policy result in violation of clear statutory limits," the groups said.
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It's been three months since I wrote that Julien Baker's music was short-circuiting my vocabulary and—half as a result of that—I've ended up writing nothing about her since the release of Turn Out the Lights, her second LP, in October.
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Trump teased the roll out of a new arms transfer policy on Wednesday during a joint press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, saying the US would be "short circuiting" the arms transfers process to help its strategic partners' defense capabilities.
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It is, instead, the reasonable question that comes from many years of women's sports leagues short-circuiting when the disproportionately male power brokers give up or lose interest, often after failing to provide the same level of resources in the first place.
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But in the case of Mr. Trump, his party controls the Senate, and it is not a stretch to envision Republicans providing the votes to throw out the articles, short-circuiting the process and sparing Mr. Trump an extended examination of his conduct.
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In the first inning, Molina caught Andrelton Simmons straying too far off second on a bunt attempt, and Profar off first base as he celebrated a base hit, short-circuiting what was shaping up to be a potentially big inning for the Netherlands.
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And I talk about, in the book, this notion of short circuiting your reward system so that the stuff that you typically rely upon for progress indication, like revenues and customers, when that stuff isn't there, how do you keep people engaged?
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Not a single Senate Republican has scheduled a town hall ahead of the party's self-imposed July 4 deadline to pass its secret health care bill, short-circuiting one of the traditional ways the public can comment on or criticize pending legislation.
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A's 5, Rangers 4 Chad Pinder threw out Elvis Andrus at the plate while he was trying to score on Nomar Mazara's single to right field in the seventh inning, short-circuiting a Texas rally and allowing host Oakland to hold on for victory.
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Her command of policy detail and the way our system of government works did not fail her, and she did not thus reveal herself to be a robot (in which case she'd run the risk of short circuiting on the job) or a victim of sporadic dementia.
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He and Jamal are both campaigning to win the same American Sound Award; Andre is still grappling with the revelation of his grandmother's mental health issues (which Lucious kept a secret); and Hakeem hasn't exactly forgiven him for short-circuiting his tenure as the head of Empire.
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Chad Pinder threw out Elvis Andrus at the plate while trying to score on Nomar Mazara's single to right field in the seventh inning Saturday night, short-circuiting a Texas Rangers rally and allowing the host Oakland Athletics to hold on for a 216-221 victory.
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"It seems transparent the intent to allow the attorney general to manipulate and distort the process by short-circuiting the normal procedures in order to impose the outcome he seeks," said Lucas Guttentag, who served as senior counsel to Secretary of Homeland Security under the Obama administration.
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Top Senate Republicans rejected this idea yesterday, saying that they don't have the votes locked down to do so and expressing concern that it would hurt the president and vulnerable lawmakers up for reelection this fall if it looks like the GOP is short-circuiting the process.
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If you were paying attention to world technology news this past week, you may have heard about an incident involving the Large Hadron Collider, the device responsible for discovering the Higgs Boson particle in 2012, short-circuiting due to a "weasel-like animal" chewing through its power cords.
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SALT essentially spreads the wealth around the nation, forcing everyone to pay higher tax rates to offset the deduction's costs, and the SALT deduction removes taxpayers' incentive to reward cities and states for spending and taxing less, short-circuiting the feedback loop between good tax policy and taxpayers' siting decisions.
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Republicans don't have the 51 votes necessary to do this even if they wanted to, and a majority of GOP senators CNN has spoken to say there's far more merit to holding a serious trial -- which they all still believe will lead to acquittal -- than short-circuiting things at the start.
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"I had no input frankly as to how it was going to be fixed except to vote 'yes' or 'no' once it came out of the conference," he told Broomhead, adding that the conference would be "short-circuiting" the process of amending the legislation through repeated committee hearings and debates.
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Trump's admiration for his old standbys is seen by some as a potential challenge for his chief of staff John Kelly, who since arriving in July has succeeded in ridding the West Wing of big personalities who stayed on after the campaign and short-circuiting direct lines to Trump himself.
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Brady's next pass was an attempt to White which fell incomplete thanks to tight coverage and then another defensive tackle, Grady Jarrett, chased Brady down from behind for Atlanta's second sack of the game, short-circuiting what had looked like a promising drive as New England once again was forced to punt.
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The politics, paired with the sharp ideological divide over executive power and authority as it pertains to national defense and military action -- an example of which played out in a fiery exchange between Republican senators on the Senate floor shortly before the final vote Thursday -- has had the effect of short-circuiting debates for years.
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He did that by neutralizing cultural issues such as guns and abortion; short-circuiting any debate about energy policy by signaling clear support for expanded natural gas production; criticizing the national GOP agenda as tilted toward the rich, particularly on taxes and the attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act; and unambiguously defending unions.
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It is a hard book to put down, perhaps because it has a certain uneasy moral short-circuiting of its own: again, there are no references, so fact and fiction are allowed to trade uniform and mufti; and Carrère's pumped-up admiration of Limonov's often cruel escapades seems, at times, like the wan intellectual's envy of bloody warfare.
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Other Democratic candidates are loathe to wade into the scandals of today, by leaning in far too much to impeachment, or short circuiting like a robot when asked if their corruption plan would prohibit the son of their Vice President from serving on the board of a Ukrainian energy company after buying $10 million in ads saying you'll stand up against corruption.
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And if you think that list will include Chris Wallace of Fox News, the Sunday political show host who walked Clinton into "short-circuiting" (her words) on an answer around the honesty FBI Director James Comey never said she displayed around explanations of the handling of her State Department emails, you'll need to wait another five years before she even thinks of sitting down with Wallace again.
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