The researchers are currently writing up their findings for academic publication.
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The plan is to leave the bill writing up to the committees.
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Meanwhile, in London, Guillaume's colleague Andy Golder was writing up BuzzFeed's official recap.
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Officers also spend less time writing up incidents that are caught on camera.
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So I am just excited to see what they're writing up for us.
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I'll be writing up a few of you over the next few months.
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My usual day-to-day at VICE involves writing up breaking news stories.
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I soon fell in love with interviewing researchers and writing up their work.
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Or did homegirl just peace out without even writing up a listing on Craigslist?
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Here's one example: let's say you're working on writing up a report due tomorrow.
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Charles says she ends her day by writing up the next day's to-do list.
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He said bank managers had grown weary of writing up reports on potentially improper sales.
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After that, I go back to writing up some info for one of my projects.
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During this time, Norris and her FDA colleagues were also busy writing up their findings.
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He spent a single weekend writing up a solution and won InnoCentive's $25,000 prize for it.
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Writing up the results in a short paper for Nature was actually quite straightforward, calming even.
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Journalists face start-ups like Automated Insights, which is already writing up summaries of basketball games.
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Committees in both houses are writing up reports on the role Russia played in the election.
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And then to add to that, that the FBI had people there writing up 302 reports.
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They've had more than 100 cases referred to them and are writing up case reports and manuscripts.
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"He was writing up until his last moments with his unique brand of humor," his son said.
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After writing up a memo that outlined the meeting, Mr. Comey shared it with senior F.B.I. officials.
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The IBT writers were young and focused on writing up quick stories that were optimized for search traffic.
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Writing up the interview, Esquire noted that "Republicans might not like" the political message of Game of Thrones.
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When I was writing up my 24 list, I was reflecting on a year full of unforgettable journeys.
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That's fantastic, and Amazon should be lauded for writing up and disclosing a comprehensive report on the error.
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We're told the Unit is writing up every complaint, but allegations against Weinstein are the largest in number.
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Beck Strauss, an independent researcher who studies planetary geophysics, reached out to Maier about writing up a rebuttal.
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Just remove the pen and you can start writing up to 100 pages of notes on the display.
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Writing up reports or endless work emails on a smartphone is headache — sometimes you just need the real thing.
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I started out doing front-line police work, everything from writing up traffic tickets to dealing with homicide cases.
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I spoke recently to a scientist who was writing up a summary of what we know about human evolution.
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About a year ago, I spent a couple of days writing up a privacy policy for my website Tedium.
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Normally, I don't think there's a ton of value in writing up preview footage, particularly in a review-style format.
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In other words, writing up a clearer version of its user agreement is only on part of the equation here.
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Just as well as one could dress up as a stripper, you could dress your writing up with a theorist.
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That raises the bar of expectation higher than I had assumed while writing up my initial impressions of Huawei's new flagship.
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Flavorwire announced that they wouldn't be reviewing Disney movies at all, or writing up its trailers, until the ban was lifted.
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Writing up the trailer roundup is a bit of a homecoming, because years ago I used to tackle them every week.
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Wordplay This new weekend thing I'm doing this year (writing up puzzles for your delectation and solving enrichment) is technically moonlighting.
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But when she was writing up a research study, she discovered that she didn't have the right words to describe those experiments.
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That said, being a successful host is about more than just writing up a clever Airbnb listing or buying a new bedspread.
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Along the way, I passed a vagrant's corpse in a park, where a disinterested police officer was writing up his postmortem report.
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While such technology is good at quickly writing up an earnings miss or a basketball score, it can miss the larger context.
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His boss had criticized him in the past for writing up violations, according to the lawsuit and emails reviewed by The Times.
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Right at Home Real estate brokers have their own language when writing up property listings, but let us decipher it for you.
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Mr. Suleman still patronizes restaurants, but the potential life-or-death consequences of not writing up a violation are ingrained in him.
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I spent plenty of time here organizing and writing up all my conference findings and found the set-up comfortable and effective.
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Sure enough, cops were called around 1:15 AM and spent almost 2 hours breaking up the party and writing up tickets.
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We're writing up rules and regulations ... you have to practice decorum ... we want total freedom of the press, that's very important to me.
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As an embed, you're responsible for shooting events, writing up stories, reporting on the campaigns, staking out candidates and occasionally producing for correspondents.
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The other is the sort of thing local newspapers used to provide: writing up planning meetings, trials in local courts and the like.
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The New York Times is not, ordinarily speaking, in the business of writing up random lies or slanders of somewhat prominent political figures.
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Recently, I spoke with a job seeker from the IT world who asked me about writing up the "skills" section of his résumé.
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But logistically for my job, I need to be typing notes during calls and writing up stories, so I discovered the treadmill desk.
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So, she left her desk, sat cross-legged on the floor and kept writing up the answers, while taking care of her baby.
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I ask my boss to allow me to take a larger role in writing up the study we've just finished and he agrees.
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I interviewed her in the car on the way to Brussels, writing up my notes as I arrived at the outskirts of the city.
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Olson also said she tried to make the section a full-fledged council, which would provide more influence, writing up legislation that never passed.
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Outcome reporting bias refers to writing up only the results in a trial that appear positive, while failing to report those that appear negative.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — My sincere apologies to Will Shortz; I am recovering from surgery this week and accidentally skipped writing up the Variety post.
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Late Wednesday, House Intel Democrats announced they would be writing up their own classified memo to counter that of the Republicans on the Intel Committee.
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Eventually, 11 ex-deputies pleaded guilty to planting drugs on fleeing suspects, beating scores without reason and writing up phony reports to cover their tracks.
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Also, for those of you who don't use a laptop for much other than web browsing and writing up documents, DEX will exceed your expectations.
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These days I also prepare in a more pedestrian way: writing up advance versions of articles that can be posted immediately after big decisions land.
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Months later, the relationship between Cambridge and the Bolton PAC had grown so close that the firm was writing up talking points for Mr. Bolton.
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The panel, led by Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York, is responsible for reviewing the evidence and writing up the formal articles of impeachment.
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Mr. Lin said Mr. Tashi was in good spirits, given the circumstances, and was writing up points to make in his defense during a trial.
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The sixth-season finale has Bob dealing with the aftermath of a prank when he discovers that a journalist will soon be writing up the restaurant.
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" According to the report, the relationship between Cambridge and the Bolton PAC grew so close "that the firm was writing up talking points for Mr. Bolton.
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It wasn't exactly what I had in mind and I'm finally writing up a list of things that didn't sit well with me and my vision.
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Whether you're writing up expense reports or swapping loadouts in Fortnite, the KM-G3 offers a satisfying typing experience at a price that's hard to beat.
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The journalist explained that he finally did move seats and applauded the flight attendants for their actions, which included writing up a report of the man's behavior.
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Image: Beagle 2"This confirms that the Beagle 2's entry, descent and landing system worked," said Sims, who is currently writing up the findings for publication.
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I'm the one checking on the finances every day and writing up client contracts, making website edits, and researching marketing strategy while my husband is at job sites.
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Writing up reports meant cracking open an encyclopedia or going to the library to fire up Encarta on CD-ROM instead of just going to Wikipedia or Google.
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I was busy writing up something else, when I saw a commercial break, feeling like it was OK that the Spurs were up 43-20 at the half.
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The relationship between the firm and the Super PAC grew "so close that the firm was writing up talking points" for Bolton after only a few months of collaboration.
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"For a minute, I worked at the Western Law Center for disability rights, writing up briefs to put safety things in public bathrooms," she told Dame Magazine in 2012.
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The two sides were writing up a joint statement and the two leaders would announce it together when it was finished, the official, Yoon Young-chan, told a briefing.
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She admits that managing a large team and dealing with the nitty gritty of comms (writing up press releases, pitching speakers for tech conferences, etc.) aren't her strong suits.
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Beyond writing up security plans, however, reporting in Latin America requires a slower and more methodical approach than covering a war zone in the Middle East, Mr. Ahmed says.
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Lyrically, too, there was a bit of a shift—it had more of a social conscience than much of what you guys had been writing up to that point.
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After he hangs up, we make a few final plans and restaurant reservations for our upcoming trip to Charleston, and I start writing up a packing list for the kids.
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This new book, by virtue of its canine subject and maybe even that image on the book jacket spine, is likely to open their writing up to a wider audience.
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But from the beginning, Trump had a flare for publicity and he came up with some ideas on nuclear weapons that were certainly interesting enough to be worth writing up.
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Battery life on the X1 Carbon configured with the 4K UHD screen isn't superb — it gives you just over six hours when doing something simple like writing up a document.
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"This is a rare case," said Doctor Abd al-Hakim Abu Taleb, the hospital's general manager, who is writing up a report about their birth for doctors worldwide to study.
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A few years ago, I was writing up a short article at the Washington Post explaining why then-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was voting against his own cloture motion.
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Her daily schedule consisted of blogging before and after work, during lunch hours at a nearby Starbucks and on the weekends, writing up to six to eight stories a day.
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A third member of staff said all ZTE employees were being called to have group meetings to "deeply reflect" on the case, including attending compliance training and writing up reports.
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Rather than writing up the news items of the day, we try to bring you into how things get done — in large companies, in startups and small businesses, and in your career.
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" Getting comfortable enough to take those chances, Ms. Adlon acknowledged, was "a muscle that I built up over this past year, of prep and production and writing up until the last minute.
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Writing up my preliminary impressions seems more appropriate than a full starred review for a work that is explicitly, intentionally in progress, one whose aim is to do something restaurants haven't done before.
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Like I used to enjoy the peer review stage of research—writing up an experiment and then sitting down with your colleagues and tearing it apart, to see if it really held up.
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Between writing up my experiences with the machine, editing photos in Lightroom, listening to much on Spotify and generally just having too many tabs/windows open in Chrome, the Stealth lasted about eight hours.
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I'm pretty sure someone out there is already pledging to bring Klout back on the blockchain and is frantically writing up an ICO whitepaper as we speak because that's how it is these days.
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A few minutes later, he heard news that North Korea was planning an "important announcement"; as soon as he got home, Mr. Choe started writing up a story based on what he had learned.
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Writing up what is being said on Twitter or Facebook or on other sites allows for easy stories — and ones that can be produced cheaply — since reporters don't have to even leave their desks.
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Toni Thanks for writing up his bio, and saving me from having to look all that up, because you do realize that 99 percent of the people reading this have probably never heard of him.
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The two of them had to learn as they went to run their account like a business, which includes negotiating brand deals, pitching companies, tracking analytics, and writing up reports and invoices properly for taxes.
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The harshest criticisms have been for Mr. Sallet's role in advising and writing up net neutrality policy — with technology and telecom companies arguing that Mr. Sallet, a Democrat, has made too many decisions based on politics.
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Writing up scholarship in a public forum can certainly get it more attention than it would get sitting in a journal, but it can also expose you to insulting or even threatening emails and other communications.
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While state legislators across the country were introducing bills to create red flag laws, local officials in Washington, Oregon, California, New Mexico, Florida and elsewhere, were writing up resolutions to declare themselves as Second Amendment Sanctuaries.
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Maybe she's writing up a sequel to Cooking For Jeffrey called Cooking For My Squad, where she dishes on all the meals she makes with her famous BFFs like Taylor Swift, Michelle Obama, and Neil Patrick Harris.
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TAPPER: So, if the facts aren't contested, and your committee is writing up the report, and you don't, at least as of now, have any scheduled witnesses or depositions, do you think President Trump should be impeached?
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I remember reading my parents' copy of A Brief History of Time while I was writing up my motivation letter for colleges - and when I realised I could understand most of it, the decision was made for me.
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After naming the product, and writing up as much of the history of the egg-white replacer, Wohlt started a Facebook group with home cook, animal care provider and vegan Rebecca August called Vegan Meringue - Hits and Misses!
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And maybe Robert Mueller, reportedly writing up his final report on the president's alleged obstruction of justice and collusion, will be allowed to see his work through; whether that report sees the light of day is another matter.
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Make a meal planThe Money Wizard, a blogger who is tracking his way toward early retirement, says writing up a weekly meal plan on Sundays helps him and his girlfriend spend less than $249 a month on groceries.
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After two weeks of public hearings, Democrats are spending this holiday week writing up a report on what we learned from the hearings and they're also starting to craft articles of impeachment, the official accusations they'll vote on.
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Well, consider that much of what Stevens is writing up on the board will have to match, perfectly, from take to take, the better for the visual effects team to come in and perk it up just a bit.
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If you're actually giving a child a smartphone and they're old enough to understand what consequences mean, I suggest writing up a contract that you can both sign about Where, When and for How Long they can use their digital device.
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The album has longing references to hailing cabs and Houston Street, but Mr. Batmanglij, who made his reputation writing up-tempo pop set to his own internal rhythm, bristles at the notion that it's a sentimental love letter to New York.
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This sprawling concept inspired some of Mr. Glass's most feverish orchestral writing up to that point — and the performance of the conductor Dennis Russell Davies, a pre-eminent Glass champion, with the Bruckner Orchester Linz finds delirium in the heat.
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Schumer has made clear in his comments and writing up to this point that the clearest way to blocking the pick is through a groundswell of outside pressure -- and given the stakes, that pressure will certainly come to bear to some degree.
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But in general, every publisher has at least one person who spends Sunday night (or Monday morning, depending on where they live) watching the show live, then furiously writing up a summary/analysis piece, which runs anywhere from minutes to hours after the show airs.
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I graduated with my PhD and my partner was writing up his dissertation — we needed a place that was inexpensive while we looked for jobs and we wanted to move closer to my parents (about two hours away in the south suburbs of Chicago).
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Writing up my research findings and thoughts in The Class: Living and Learning in the Digital Age, I found what teenagers wish for most is control over how they spend their time and with whom — not just to use digital media for its own sake.
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In actuality, astronomers typically work normal daytime hours, and we spend a lot of our time either writing or using computer code, or communicating with others (typically through writing up our research results, but also by meeting with other astronomers and talking about our work).
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In fact, if you were writing up the pre-fight graphics for the UFC's broadcasts you might go so far as to call them both "Strong Kickers" and then phone in the other two bullet points with an irrelevant statistic and maybe "Will to Win".
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About a month later, there was a huge spike in search traffic for "real Limitless pill," as nightly news shows and more traditional outlets started writing up trend pieces about college kids, programmers, and young bankers taking "smart drugs" to stay focused and productive.
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They can range from being good for the long-term, such as writing up a new training manual or re-organizing the internal drive, or just be about helping out right now, like showing a new person on a different team how to use the copy machine.
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Or, as seems much more plausible, was he tasked with writing up a memo that would validate an already-made decision on the theory that if the Trump administration aligned themselves with earlier Democratic criticism of Comey, they would be unable to knock him for the firing?
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Let's say you're writing up a Word document and you're needing to research topics online to integrate into it; rather than venturing to a new browser window, you'll be able to open Edge inside the app with a new tab thanks to "Sets" and get to surfing.
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And it seems so appropriate that I'm writing up this episode recap from my apartment, hidden away in my bedroom while my toddler refuses to nap, on a day when New York City schools are closed for a snow day despite the fact that we got very little snow.
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" Asked about what work Penelope Fillon, who had up until now said she was staying out of politics, had been doing, Levy told BFM TV: "Working as a parliamentary assistant is not about writing up notes ... and summaries, it is also sometimes less tangible, less concrete but as real.
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" Continuing, he wrote that "the agent representing the estate informed us we made the winning bid (which was WAY over the asking price) after the final deadline for all offers had passed — even writing up the 'winning bid' for my team after informing me of the good news.
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Comey clearly was out to entrap the president with the private one-on-one meeting he called to dangle the dossier, his taunting of the president by refusing to say publicly that Trump was not a target, and writing up memos of unknown veracity following meetings with the president.
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We on the Wordplay team can enthuse on most things, but animals are tops in my book and writing up this grid by Matthew Sewell put my mind in that particular state a fan gets in when its blades are whirring so quickly they appear to stay still.
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Broadcaster and author Lisa Napoli is writing "Up All Night: CNN and the Birth of 24 Hour News..." Abrams Press is about to announce that it has acquired the book... And as someone who's known Napoli for 20 years, and now works at CNN, I can't wait to read it!
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The state Department of Health—the agency charged with establishing the medical marijuana infrastructure—has been taking months to advance each step of the process, from choosing which pesticides were approved for use on cannabis crops, to writing up a deal to purchase tracking software to oversee the system from seed to sale.
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From hot days on the streets of foreign cities to stormy gray days running a surveillance operation, from the long hours writing up reports on a day's series of meetings to sitting in intense operational briefings on a given target, she has done the hard work as an operative and as a spy master.
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Since then, he argued, governments at war have learned to tame their roving journalists; to exaggerate only by a certain degree, many correspondents have become variants of the press eunuchs laconically described by Evelyn Waugh in Abyssinia sitting at the hotel bar writing up the destruction of a hospital in Adowa by Italian bombers.
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Take Apple TV screenshotsShould you be writing up a guide to the Apple TV or wanting to show off your Crossy Road achievements, it's not particular difficult to take an Apple TV screenshot (or video) if you have a Mac computer and a USB Type-C cable to hand—although it doesn't work with DRM-protected content on screen.
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"He was writing up people's wills, and doing legal work for them, and investing their money, though no one ever saw any returns," said Shirley Saathoff, a retired U.S. Marshals senior inspector who began investigating Skalnik in the summer of 2015 after the daughter of one of his love interests figured out his real name and looked up his criminal record.
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If you can't see Donald Trump as the Brussels correspondent for a major print newspaper, as Johnson was in the nineties, you can probably imagine him writing up two versions of a newspaper column—or, anyway, two versions of a tweet—on an issue of national importance, and waiting until the last possible moment to decide which one to publish, as Johnson did in the run-up to the Brexit referendum.
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No florists man the floral shop, creating the dozens of arrangements that are placed throughout the White House, rotated with weekly frequency; no staff calligraphers are painstakingly writing up invitations and menus, tucked into their work cubbies on the second floor of the East Wing, just down the hall from the first lady's office suite; no teams of cooks and pastry chefs to prep meals and tastings in the massive kitchen.
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I had already started writing up a response to this silly Vox article about how "Facebook is harming our democracy" before the election (the story came out over the weekend), but now that I'm seeing more and more people (especially in the media) blaming Facebook and "algorithms" for the results of the election, I'm turning it into this post: If you're blaming Facebook for the results of this election, you're an idiot.
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