Israel, Russia and China also have done research involving tiny UAVs.
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We know this in part because Facebook has done research on it.
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Have I done research on how much homes cost in certain neighborhoods?
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Palmer had done research after undergoing a DNA test via an ancestry website.
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"They clearly had done research," said a GOP source familiar with the talks.
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"He had done research on other people who had perceivably wronged him," says Mois.
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I have never eat one, but I've done research — we'll talk about this later.
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She'd done research into how surrogacy worked and signed up with a surrogacy agency.
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For years, Mr. Frey has done research that combines deep-learning and cell biology.
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Califf was a consultant for drug companies and has done research funded by the industry.
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"I have done research through DARPA, and there's some very creative thinking there," he says.
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Mr. Deacon had already done research at the palace for a few of his previous collections.
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For that reason, he had done research and tried to buy reputable brands for his kids.
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Refinery29: You mentioned before that you had done research on real life CEOs for this role.
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People working on AI at Apple have previously done research that drew on the GAN technology.
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So he has done research into genetic risk factors for certain common sports injuries, like stress fractures.
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She'd done research and concluded that commanders were likely to be tougher on rapists than lawyers would.
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To answer these questions, I interviewed two psychologists, one of whom has done research on imaginary play.
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"You normalize it," said Marcus Rogers, a psychologist at Purdue who has done research on child pornography.
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The company looked into this and has done research to find out why that happened, explained Schaffner.
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Since starting, in 2008, the center has done research on digital forensics, cyber-defense strategy, and similar topics.
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He is an economist who has done research for the Charles Koch Foundation, a major funder of doubt.
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Before that point, Fusion GPS had reportedly already done research into Trump, on behalf of a Republican client.
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As part of the separate SUB2 project, Ojiambo has done research to help knock off these last few minutes.
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The mathematician Greg Kuperberg at the University of California - Davis has done research on mathematical aspects of Bell inequalities.
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She's done research to see how much money she'll need, and this affects how she deals with her spending.
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While he's done research on the effects of cannabis and tobacco smoke, he hasn't specifically looked into herbal cigarettes.
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Dr. Ingelfinger applauded the "carefully done" research, but said she was more interested in seeing the follow-up research.
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People have done research on the sport's early history, but somehow this all-important first chapter has been lost.
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Carrico, who has done research on Hong Kong politics and the independence movement, was branded a "separatist" by the newspaper.
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And though we Americans think that these long work hours are required to get the job done, research proves otherwise.
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I've also done research suggesting that it is no longer just an educational issue, but also one of entrepreneurial occupations.
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Life inside the convent Plan International, a children's rights advocacy group, has also done research on the conditions inside the convents.
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" Another source told BuzzFeed News that "no one on the outside legal team has had discussions or done research on pardons.
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Neil Wollman is a Senior Fellow at Bentley University and has done research and commentary on political issues for many years.
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When customers do go to a dealership to buy, they have often done research online before leaving home, industry experts say.
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I've done research that shows that more than two out of every three jobs created by infrastructure is in construction and manufacturing.
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The findings Scientists specialized in various fields, from archaeology to the environment, have done research at the Cerutti site since its discovery.
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"I think it looks bad," said Rory McDonald, an assistant professor at Harvard Business School who has done research on the topic.
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With both eyedrops and cancer drugs, pharmaceutical companies have done research showing that it's possible to waste less — and save consumers money.
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He has done research recently showing how problems at European banks can undermine not only the financial system but also European governments.
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Neil Wollman is a senior fellow at Bentley University in Waltham, Massachusetts, and has done research on political issues for many years.
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Part of the challenge is that ethically-done research can't deliberately expose people to harmful air in order to study its effects.
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But I treat them with respect, and I've done research on all the bands and they know that I really like that world.
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I have done research about the Montoneros, a guerrilla army in Argentina's 1970s, and the links of that organization with the Catholic faith.
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Have you ever done research into your genealogy, like interviewing relatives, looking at old photographs and other documents or even DNA genetic testing?
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We wanted to follow what we thought would be a natural progression of the riot, and we had done research into other ones.
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The International Monetary Fund has also done research showing that there is no clear link between inequality, redistribution, and growth among rich Western nations.
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She's done research on the subject and believes one of her now-deceased dogs may have suffered from CCD at the end of his life.
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But kratom does look promising, says Edward Boyer, a professor of emergency medicine at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, who's done research on kratom.
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We've done research to learn more about successful and thriving Slack teams, and what it is about Slack that enables them to do better work.
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If nothing is done, research in Britain has shown it could take nearly a century to bridge the gap at the current rate of change.
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"We've got a bubble coming up," said Christopher Coutts, an associate professor at Florida State University who has done research on cemetery land-use issues.
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"The big picture is making the game globally relevant," AJ Maestas, the president and CEO of Navigate Research, which has done research on the NFL, says.
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"I've done research, read different articles on millennials buying houses, and I think the biggest thing is the hidden costs that we might incur," said Walters.
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"NASA has done research on rebounding and found that it is 68 percent more effective for cardiovascular health and fat burning than running!" the story claimed.
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We even have academic experts on the subject: Peter A. Stevens, a professor of history at Humber College in Toronto, has done research on cottage culture.
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Shanto Iyengar, a political scientist at Stanford who has done research on the subject of "affect toward copartisans and opposing partisans", presents a more complicated picture.
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Facebook has always done research on likes, but the company began specifically experimenting with the idea of removing Instagram like counts in 2018, the people said.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center and the Anti-Defamation League have both done research into the group, and spoke to The New York Times about their findings.
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"They've done research on how sunlight affects a person—in places like Seattle, you're a little bit more depressed because of the amount of sun," he added.
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"It was somewhat disturbing to hear that they hadn't done research into privacy and digital bias issues until after the MOU had already been signed," Cahn said.
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"We and others have done research that shows a strong association between cyclic patterns with the economy and suicide rates—they are higher during economic turmoil," Simon says.
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Its agriculture department has for decades done research on cash crops like rice and sweet potatoes, and reaped financial rewards from licensing patents they obtained for different strains.
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In New York, some marchers said they had done research to decide which event to attend, but many said they merely went to whichever was more conveniently located.
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"We have done research and found that among the senior ranks of our user base, nine out of 10 people have said they want to give back," he said.
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Roel Schouwenberg, the director of intelligence and research at Celsus Advisory Group, has done research on issues like SIM swapping, bypassing two-factor authentication, and abusing account recovery mechanisms.
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Instead, Welch says you should go into an interview having already done research about the job's likely salary and how much your skills are worth in the open market.
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He paid close attention to the work of his longtime colleague, Leonard Kleinrock, who had done research on theoretical aspects of computer networks, analyzing the problem of data flow.
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"The Kenyatta campaign, which we ran in 2013 and 2017 for Kenyatta, we have rebranded the entire party twice, written the manifesto, done research, analysis, messaging," Mark Turnbull said.
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Some have done research to put a value on personal data, as a way to inform public debate on how to broker a better deal for the online proletariat.
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I was a Peace Corps volunteer in India (1965-67) and I've done research on what America gains from allocating funds in the federal budget for the Peace Corps.
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Despite not having done research into eating disorders before, he had been asked to help finish an anorexia study for the US National Institutes of Health in the early 1980s.
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Yet another author from the same university, nutrition researcher Francesca Scazzina, is on a scientific committee that studies Giocampus, and has done research with funding or donated food from Barilla.
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"We have done research showing that such events frighten children," said Brad Bushman, professor of communication and psychology at Ohio State University, who was not involved in the new statement.
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"It suggests in some ways, that a person could control their behavior and make themselves more lendable," said Tamara K. Nopper, who has done research into alternative data and credit.
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Men were reluctant to change boardroom dynamics by bringing in women, according to Christine Shropshire, who has done research on the likelihood of male and female executives facing activist investors.
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DAILY SAUNA Being in a sauna gives me a lot of energy, and I've done research on the health benefits including on how saunas potentially reduce the risk of dementia.
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"You can't put a seat belt around the brain," says Adnan Hirad, a graduate student at the University of Rochester who has done research on brain injuries in football players.
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The company has done research for Democrats on 22019 presidential candidate Mitt Romney and for Planned Parenthood on a series of undercover videos released by anti-abortion activists, among other clients.
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Rehumanize International, a pro-life group, has done research on how this culture affects different populations, including racial minorities, people with disabilities, older people, immigrants and refugees, enemy combatants and prisoners.
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"Presidential libraries have opened windows onto how our democracy worked — or failed — at the highest levels," said Julian E. Zelizer, a historian at Princeton who has done research in eight libraries.
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Scientists elsewhere have done research showing nanotexturing could help sensor devices better detect diseases, and at least one biomedical company claims its nanotextured spine implants are easier for the body to tolerate.
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Birnbaum was not involved in the current study, although she has recently done research with Zota looking at the relationship between pesticides and other environmental pollutants and cancer markers in the body.
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"That's two different eyes, and they could fuse that together," said David J. Kriegman, a computer science professor at the University of California, San Diego, who has done research in this area.
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"Whenever ICE approaches someone they know has a criminal history and have done research to know they are not lawfully in the country, they take them into custody, that's their job," Williams said.
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I lived in Cape Town for several years and have done research on the risk of sexual violence against women related to the lack of proper water and sanitation facilities in these areas.
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"The number of components under the street and out of view is beyond comprehension," said Jonathan Bowles, the executive director of the Center for an Urban Future, which has done research on infrastructure.
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Since then, scholars at Harvard, Princeton, William & Mary, Georgetown, the University of Virginia, Rutgers and numerous other schools have done research, sometimes seeing it embraced by administrators only in response to campus activism.
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The Doctor Fork ads were created to answer questions in two broad categories: the effect of sensory cues on ad effectiveness (an area where Dr. Elder has done research) and man versus food, i.e.
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Bayer said the infringement arose from Baxalta's exclusive license agreement with Nektar Therapeutics, a San Francisco-based company that had done research with Bayer and knew about the patent, including through litigation in Germany.
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We have people who've done research and studies and who once might have wanted to research funded by the European Union but are now looking at startups as something they want to tap instead.
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" Subsequently: "All of the staff and our friends have talked this over, asked community members, done research and do not believe we have found any evidence this will result in the reversal of gentrification.
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While Mr. McLaren has done research showing Nafta contributed to slower wage growth among some workers, he said the system is so ingrained that changing it now could actually create worse outcomes for workers.
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His beliefs did not come up in his permit request, but he was no stranger to park officials, as he had guided many Biblical-themed rafting trips through the canyon and done research there.
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But now there's a woman named Gloria Mark at UC Irvine who has done research showing you can actually get people's big five personality traits just by their click patterns alone, with 80 percent accuracy.
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So earlier this year, I spoke with several top political scientists who have done research on this question, and reviewed their work to see what implications heightened fears of terror tend to have on voters.
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And Kang, the international relations scholar at the University of Southern California, has done research showing that despite tensions over territory, a number of China's neighbors are moving closer to Beijing by building economic ties.
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For this edition, I asked three psychologists, two of whom have done research on children and their understanding of death, about why preschoolers ask a lot of questions about death, and how to best answer them.
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O'Donnell had apparently been visited by the "Vice President of MMA" (reason enough to believe that he has no idea what he is talking about to begin with) and had since done research into the sport.
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It would have been nice if we would have known (about it) because I would have loved to have done research on that; to see if people (started to) feel differently after the art came into place.
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So the more that you can demonstrate that you have done research, that you understand the culture, what Goldman stands for, and show how your values are aligned with theirs, I think that is a huge plus.
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Barry Lynn and his Open Markets team had done research on economic competition for the New America think tank, but were let go after a blog post praising European regulators for issuing a record fine on Google.
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Niland is not well-known in the field of AI. But for years its CEO, Damien Tardieu, has done research on ways to extract meaningful information from raw music content in order to form connections with other music.
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Zeng said China Labor Watch had done research and had noticed that, while wages weren't terrible, Pegatron's factory was cutting down the subsidies it offered workers on things like food, which ultimately meant workers were getting paid less.
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One example: A colleague has done research demonstrating that treating depressed mothers with brief interpersonal psychotherapy helps not only the mothers but also their distressed children — children who will not improve, despite treatment, if their mothers remain ill.
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They are among 38 prominent Russians who are victims of unsolved murders or suspicious deaths since the beginning of 2014, according to a list compiled by USA TODAY and British journalist Sarah Hurst, who has done research in Russia.
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Guido, who has done research on iOS security in the past, explained that Apple systems are so secure that finding a bug worth $200,000 is an unlikely prospect even if one can spend weeks or months on the search.
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The threat to remove the monument speaks to the community's fear of impermanence in Namibia, said Elke Zuern, a politics professor at Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, N.Y., who has done research on the meaning of Namibia's national monuments.
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Diane Swanson, a professor of business at Kansas State University, has done research on the topic that shows that March Madness might be a loss for productivity in the short-term, but a win for employee morale in the long-term.
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"Investors like Warren Buffett - no one seems to have any data about how much does he get involved in corporate governance," said Martin Schmalz, associate professor of finance at Oxford University's Saïd Business School, who has done research on common ownership.
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"We hope current researchers as well as those who possibly have never done research before will take advantage of these tools while they're home, and get lost in the satisfying serendipity of discovery," said Kelly in an e-mail to Hyperallergic.
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And Google, also owned by Alphabet, has done research into grasping — check out this 2016 video of some Google-made robot arms trying to grab differently-sized objects: But progress is being made beyond the work X and Google are doing.
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Though it had been more than a decade since I had done research, it came back right away, the insistent paranoia that tracks how the glove touches the bottle that touched the table that touched the sleeve of your coat.
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"Activity helps the brain in so many ways," said James F. Sallis, a professor of family medicine and public health at the University of California, San Diego, who has done research on the association between activity breaks and classroom behavior.
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To be clear, economists Matthew Grentzkow of Stanford University and Hunt Allcott of New York University have done research showing that social media had a smaller influence on the election than you might think, with TV still playing a much larger role.
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Smith believes Apple is the first major company that's attempting to utilize differential privacy at scale, although he notes other large commercial entities such as AT&T have previously done research on it (as has, perhaps surprisingly, Google via its Project Rappor).
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As part of his PhD thesis, he'd done research on how to prevent rocket exhaust from stirring up dust and damaging lunar infrastructure, and he had scoured decades' worth of studies on rock and soil samples brought back by the Apollo astronauts.
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Because he had done research on the wrong animal model — a type of monkey that could not be infected orally — Dr. Simon Flexner, the director of the prestigious new Rockefeller Institute, insisted that polio infected through the nose, in dust or sneezes.
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Because Ford liked what the group stood for — "I got some passion going," she recalled — and had already done research on the topics the NGO focused on, she was able to charge the NGO a lower rate than she asks on other projects.
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"I have never heard of an equivalent story elsewhere; in any academic circle, that would have been considered an unethical event," said Zachary O'Hagan, a Ph.D. student in linguistics at the University of California, Berkeley who has done research with Amadeo in Peru.
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"Some very fine families that have been producing quality coffee for a long time are now facing the decision of whether to stay in coffee," said Catherine M. Tucker, a professor of anthropology at the University of Florida who has done research in Honduras for more than two decades.
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Still, the lead author, Caroline A. Smith, a professor of clinical research at Western Sydney University, said that acupuncture may have other benefits for women undergoing I.V.F. "We've done research that shows that women are more relaxed, feel less stress and feel better about themselves," after acupuncture treatment.
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By making it easier for China to launch a first strike, the new air route risked further destabilizing an already tense region, said Ian Easton, a research fellow at the Project 2049 Institute, an Arlington, Va.-based think tank, who has done research on Chinese war plans for Taiwan.
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"What is interesting is that more devices are appearing, as more and more new stuff is invented and put on the internet for anyone to see," Yonathan Klijnsma, a a threat intelligence analyst at Fox-IT who has also done research on open VNC systems, told me in an online chat.
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"I have not done research on the engagement of the Bronx Museum with Cuban exiled artists in particular, but I don't think that it is much different from the rest of US institutions, which usually prefer the exoticism of the local artists to the experience of those living abroad," Fuentes told Hyperallergic.
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"Under existing law it would be legal to very broadly share consumer information if you disclose that that was happening in the privacy policy and terms of service with the customer," James Hazel, a research fellow at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, who has done research on genetics test privacy policies, told Recode.
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But you have to have done research or maybe have seen Mr. Jones's 2016 work "Analogy/Lance" to know that Lance Briggs started out as a scholarship student with the San Francisco Ballet School and found success as a model and songwriter before getting caught up in drugs and prostitution, contracting AIDS and becoming paraplegic.
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A potential caveat, however: According to Sam Corbett-Davies—a Stanford PhD student who has done research on the risks posed by bail algorithms—predictions based solely on select historical data (whether it's done by algorithms or not) are often still more accurate than those that include more subjective factors like how a judge feels about tattoos.
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"The influence (of video games) might even be stronger (than movies), both because of large exposures from repeated play and because of the highly personal, active nature of video game play," said Dr. Brian A. Primack, associate professor of medicine and pediatrics at University of Pittsburgh who has done research on the effect of smoking in movies on adolescents.
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"Taking this step would be a tangible signal to both U.S. and foreign companies that the U.S. government is looking carefully at what is happening in Xinjiang and is willing to take action in response," said Jessica Batke, a former State Department official who has done research in Xinjiang and testified before Congress on the issue.
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James Parham, an assistant professor of geological sciences at California State University, Fullerton, who has done research on turtles and lizards but was not involved in the study, said in an email the paper showed that the evolution of neck retraction in early turtles was more complex than the binary of folding the neck to the side versus bending it in vertically that we have ascribed to the reptiles today.
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