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The UK's official statistics office is looking into using traffic sensors, mobile photo data and satellite images as new ways of measuring the shape of the economy.

Currently, she is developing models for strawberries and blueberries and her research is looking into using hummingbirds to lower populations of fruit-infesting spotted wing drosophila in berry plantings.

"But if you just featured a face of a woman up to the shoulders, then what is the point of an underwear commercial?" His firm is looking into using computer animation for the commercial, hoping in that way to avoid the fate of a previous ad that was censored because authorities thought a model's miniskirt was too short.

Officials from the company would not comment yesterday, but two people familiar with the study said that it is looking into using the Cranberry Street tunnel, now used by the A and C subway trains, for L.I.R.R. trains as well, to send L.I.R.R. trains from the Atlantic Avenue terminal in Brooklyn, under the East River and to a new terminal in Lower Manhattan.

As she explains, the benefit to being able to print a circuit onto any material is that "flexible electronics are thin, lightweight, and conformal, and can allow new form factors not currently available with established technologies". Arias's lab is looking into using printed electronics for flexible displays, wearable memory, and sensors the thickness of tape.

Aware of its dangers, Nassau County is looking into using red-light cameras at six intersections prone to car accidents, and the State Department of Transportation plans to upgrade six other intersections that have proven perilous to pedestrians, with high-contrast striping, countdown timers and other safety measures.

Researchers are looking into using drugs to delay or prevent that conversion.

NASA was looking into using commercial rockets as an alternative, he said.

Another attendee, from a major U.S. insurance company, was looking into using deep learning to identify fraudulent claims.

"We are looking into using some form of awards to informants," Mr. Shad said in an interview.

Mr. Underwood said he was looking into using a 3-D camera to record Mr. Baldwin's scenes, which audience members would watch through special glasses.