There seems to be a rhythm to writing that catches notes that ordinarily stay out of earshot.
Still, the investigators expressed surprise that the battery could have caught fire, noting that the manufacturer of the transmitter, Honeywell Aerospace, had produced 6,000 of the transmitters for a wide range of aircraft since 2005, including some Airbus planes, without similar incidents.
On the smartphone front, Thomas says the company is waiting for consumer hardware to catch up — noting that RGB-IR sensors "haven't yet begun to deploy on smartphones on a great scale".
One account of a bigeye sand tiger that had been caught alive noted that it behaved very aggressively, thrashing and snapping violently in and out of the water.
"Oftentimes they're not caught," she said, noting that sometimes a case is resolved when the parents are in a position to pay back damages or when the vandal is allowed to do some type of work or community service.
Mr. Nadella said that companies cannot expect to "hit every trend or catch every wave," noting that Microsoft faced "a new existential threat" every five years throughout its history.
At one point Ms. Summers catches up by noting that, in a particularly busy period, "Casanova slept with countless prostitutes, cavorted with lesbians in the bathhouses of Berne, and was tricked into having sex with a woman he despised and from whom he caught a bad dose of the pox".
In sheltered corners there are a few primroses; the foxglove is beginning to send up spikes; all the trees by the side of running water are shooting their young green; you catch a note that sounds like that of the willow wren from among a cluster of bushes.
"We know some cyclists use doping to win competitions, we can't catch every one," Bordry added, noting that the battle to catch cheats required a never-ending effort to keep up with new doping techniques.
"He actually threw a ball in the dirt," said Joe Girardi, noting that it caught both his attention and that of another former Yankees catcher, Jorge Posada.
