You won't even find these hulking apparatuses in kink-catering stores.
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Taken literally, they would require dismantling vast apparatuses of the government.
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The two government apparatuses are now engaged in a great-power struggle.
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Force sensing may be used in various applications and apparatuses with a display.
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Hand-painted Gzhel porcelain figurines of Belka and Strelka wearing cosmonaut suits and breathing apparatuses.
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Lady Wednesday labels "dungeon furniture," more complex or bespoke apparatuses, a tertiary consideration at best.
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On the Republican side, Rohrabacher has the endorsements of the local and national Republican party apparatuses.
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The Navy wanted professional-looking sailors who could wear firefighting masks and breathing apparatuses without interference.
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The AAP even specifically cautions against using fancy sleep apparatuses that are marketed to prevent SIDS.
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Secrets indeed usually require state resources and apparatuses to be revealed, but mysteries require something else – i.e.
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"There's no need to wear masks or breathing apparatuses," Sikeston's animal control supervisor Jamie Williams told KFVS.
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That includes electric apparatuses for phones, parts of office machines, automatic data process machines, furniture and travel goods.
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Keeping open channels between the two branches and their apparatuses is simply a matter of functional democratic governance.
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But it also reflected the new reality of the entertainment business — alternate starmaking apparatuses were on the rise.
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They're not concerned with actually being perfect clockwork apparatuses; it only matters that they seem to be that way.
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Ems will need resources like materials to make hardware and cooling apparatuses, just as humans need food and shelter.
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Get a group of people together on different apparatuses, and you have the least-smooth jam session in existence.
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The device is certainly smaller than most home brewing apparatuses, but it's still bigger than your average kitchen appliance.
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After that, the Interior Ministry denied that Massouny had been arrested by the police or any affiliated security apparatuses.
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It operates on you like a deep tissue massage of the apparatuses by which one perceives the outside world.
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For children, the liminal space of Jemaa al-Fna opens up between two disciplinary apparatuses: the school and the family.
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Iran accused the group of "economic terrorism" and threatened possible action by Iran's "security apparatuses" against those who work there.
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"They established security apparatuses and prisons just like the (Assad government) regime, where they tortured people," Abu al-Baraa said.
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Irish warriors also created slings and other projectile apparatuses to fling their throwing stones further distance with significantly more power.
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Human beings built such apparatuses beginning from a standing stop in 1961 to the reality in the summer of 1969.
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But there was evidence of a struggle by the propaganda and censorship apparatuses to control the narrative around the virus.
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The men were carrying personal protection equipment, including safety belt breathing apparatuses, but did not use the equipment, the company said.
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"He is running against governors, senators, and institutional actors that have these apparatuses that they can automatically tap into," Hailer said.
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Alternatively, professional 360-degree cameras can be purchased, but more or less look and function the same as hand-rigged apparatuses.
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But she also embodied an incisive critique, pointing to the ways that social conventions and state apparatuses encode and prescribe identities.
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The group on Tuesday will also renew its call for more investment in other national security apparatuses, including the State Department.
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Granted, dream apparatuses operating as speculative art often have only a tissue of vague clues, but these hints must be perceptible.
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The recovery team wore three layers of protective clothing and carried 33-pound rebreathing apparatuses on their backs, with oxygen cylinders.
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Indeed, it may be that the current investigative apparatuses are insufficient and a special commission or special counsel is in order.
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Schmaltzy music fills the room, while apparatuses chart the anatomy of a woman's orgasm and rate the level of her desire.
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"It felt like I stepped onto a film set with lots of sci-fi apparatuses I didn't know anything about," she says.
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Machado's first two collections have all the recognizable apparatuses of nineteenth-century fiction: meaningful glances in carriages, icy-hearted damsels, fateful inheritances.
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This is disrespectful of not only previous administrations, but also the security apparatuses that have developed since the 1947 National Security Act.
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She even had her own lighting specialists, who monitored news outlets' lighting apparatuses for shadows and bathed her in pure white light.
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These weren't apparatuses of an oppressive federal watchdog or bilious hate group, bent on undermining any agenda that ran counter to their own.
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One irony of Robinson's work is that his organization pursues broad, systemic change via the media apparatuses that most relentlessly personalize every issue.
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Allowing Chinese interests to own MoneyGram would mean handing it over to their military and intelligence apparatuses, a horrific prospect for American security.
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It's important to understand, as best as can be discerned, the influences and apparatuses that allowed this to happen on American soil … again.
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Detritus of health-in-decline littered the room: an unkempt bed, pill bottles on the dresser, medical apparatuses designed for the failing skeleton.
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Finally, the configuration of weaponized apparatuses, deployments, and structures in "Autel pour Yemaya" seems to transcend the old dichotomy between technology and the natural.
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It orders several broad reviews of the cybersecurity apparatuses of federal agencies, and pushes them to use a certain standards for managing their cybersecurity.
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The candidates and senators default back instead today on think tanks or policy apparatuses, which perpetuate old geopolitical ideas well beyond their shelf life.
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She dispelled those doubts on Sunday, turning in rock solid performances in all four gymnastics apparatuses: floor exercise, balance beam, uneven bars and vault.
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The second question might reveal how her family's position of safety benefits from the same state apparatuses that allow such horrors to even exist.
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Xi's warning came as reports emerged that his government was building one of the world's most powerful propaganda apparatuses to boost its global image.
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In recent years, the emphasis in photography has shifted from thinking about individual images to thinking about the apparatuses that produce and circulate them.
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The video game players' behavior sent random numbers to measurement apparatuses at 12 labs on five continents that were performing their own tests of entanglement.
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As a team, the United States scored higher than any other team on each of the four apparatuses: floor, uneven bars, vault and balance beam.
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In Sevier County alone, more than 400 firefighters and almost 100 fire apparatuses are supporting the firefighting effort, according to The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency.
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There's plaid, there's sparkle, a ton of those crazy, handmade wing apparatuses — and not a single curvy or transgender (or non-binary) model in sight.
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In the article, Brazile scolds her predecessors at the DNC and scolds President Obama and his allies for allowing the party's fundraising apparatuses to atrophy.
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These vast apparatuses of listening, constantly filtering our communication for incriminating key words, mean that all the speech we utter is liable wherever we are.
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He developed a long-range plan to expand and modernize prisons, and distributed block grants that gave states incentives to expand their apparatuses of punishment.
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At this very moment, global competitors like Russia and China are centralizing their media apparatuses to ensure powerful, whole-of-government approaches in global media.
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The phenomenologist Vilém Flusser writes that the camera, like all apparatuses, operates as a "calculating machine," which create images by following established, rules-based procedures.
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"We've been very aggressive about encouraging local government to expand their voting rights apparatuses; I think that's something that local citizens can do," Abrams said.
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Its staff and contributors were made up of journalists and former intelligence agents who wanted to expose the CIA and other intelligence apparatuses as corrupt organizations.
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It engages with excerpts from Le Roy's solo works and biographical elements from each performer as well as intersecting apparatuses of the theater and the museum.
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On Thursday, early risers watched as he took the gold on the last of the event's six apparatuses, nailing a difficult routine on the horizontal bar.
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A smaller person who required no hoisting apparatuses, Diekema and Gunther reasoned, would in all likelihood benefit from more attention and greater inclusion in family activities.
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And that means politicians who want to build strong fundraising apparatuses have to go to tons of different people to make each $2,700 gift add up.
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Doing so creates the conditions for us to do the tiresome work of looking at the existing apparatuses we have that create these categories we live under.
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The group ran on a platform pushing for the establishment of state-owned banks, state ownership of various agricultural apparatuses like mills and elevators, and farm insurance.
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And for now, you also don't use spinners or other stationary cycling apparatuses because these can't provide the right kind of 'real-world' riding feel, he said.
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The various apparatuses in the exhibition, framed by the language the artists use to describe them, evoke a hybrid between a Black pleasure room and a laboratory.
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The wave of terrorist violence it unleashed—in collusion with the state security apparatuses—would dwarf the most heinous excesses of Escobar's vainglorious "war" against the government.
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Our two-party system is heavily skewed to favor establishment candidates, although Sanders's success and Donald Trump's offer strong evidence that the party apparatuses are not inviolable.
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The statement cited a law that Mehr reported would legitimize "any action" taken by Iran's courts or security "apparatuses" against those who threatened the country's national security.
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The "Unforgettable" rapper, 35, shared a photo of himself inside a hospital room doing a push-up with monitors and other medical apparatuses attached to his body.
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Mr. Reid, who is now retired but remains active in state politics, is widely seen as having one of the strongest state party apparatuses in the country.
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"In the recent days' incidents, enemies of Iran utilized various means — including money, weapon, politics and intelligence apparatuses — to create problems for the Islamic system," he said.
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But the last vestiges of those machines are under threat, or falling away completely, changing the nature of Democratic Party apparatuses that once controlled America's largest cities.
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These dots send their light in the form of radio waves, microwaves, visible light, and gamma rays into measuring apparatuses and tell us something new about the universe.
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The realized sculpture evokes things such as a pillory, a guillotine, a proctologist's examination table, and other apparatuses that place the human body in compromised or vulnerable positions.
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Devotional Hindu serpent drawings are juxtaposed with Philip Kwame Apagya's portrait photography shot against drawn backgrounds of contemporary technological apparatuses like office desks laden with phones and computers.
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If nothing is going on at one of these apparatuses at a particular time, the camera just focuses on the unused equipment, stable, stolid, and just sitting there.
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Ms. Hollander highlights this phenomenon but also glimpses into the post-human future, where links between programmed apparatuses and humans will be, presumably, even more prevalent and profound.
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But thanks to advances in fire technology such as breathing apparatuses, Taylor said she isn't afraid of exposure to carbon monoxide or other elements that could hinder her breathing.
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As those skilled in the art will appreciate, the present embodiments are suitable for application in a variety of different types of mobile and/or hand-held apparatuses, e.g.
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"You're seeing the state, all of its apparatuses and its allies working toward both getting people to the street and getting people to vote 'yes,'" Ms. El-Sadany added.
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They resemble pneumatic apparatuses at once erotic and lethal, suspended between surrealism and science fiction, drawn with a loopy hand that balances the rigorously volumetric with the flamboyantly cartoonish.
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We closely associate modern computing with Chinese production apparatuses, to the point where it makes no logistical sense to slap a "made in the USA" sticker on the box.
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Turkey says it's to defend the country against terrorist threats, but the country's law enforcement and intelligence apparatuses have successfully prevented any major terrorist attacks for more than a year.
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These aren't exactly the words you want to hear from the woman overseeing the development of mind-reading technology for one of the largest private surveillance apparatuses in the world.
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It was, she said, meant to create critical engagement with "forms of dwelling, systems of labor, design apparatuses" so that shoppers don't simply feel "desire, desire, desire" when they enter.
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These therapeutic scenes paste a pat conclusion onto a book that otherwise keeps the focus not on individual behavior or personal feelings but on the apparatuses of politics and power.
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Friday's events conclude at 8 pm, and on Saturday, the symposium runs from 12:303 to 6:30 pm, with two panels, Media and Its Apparatuses and Activism and Critique.
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Doing politics, the actual work of trying to seize and operate the various prehistoric, rusted-shut apparatuses that comprise the political system, is something else entirely, and something much more significant.
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We reject any allegations of nefarious motives or undue influence of the corps; it is one of the military apparatuses of Iran that defend our country against terrorism and foreign threats.
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All of these seem to serve as subtexts or springboards for thinking about the importance of color, not just in photography but in the social, political and economic apparatuses surrounding it.
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They should build domestic intelligence, riot control, gendarme and other internal security apparatuses that can detect and defuse organized efforts to stoke violent protests and insurrection before they can take hold.
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This camera-covered, crane-like scavenger uses two arms to grab and chop up fuel-rod assemblies—apparatuses that previously supplied the reactor's fuel—from pools in reactor 3 of the plant.
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In these photographs, the human worker is bound up with non-human apparatuses in cyborg fashion, depicting a complex technological laborer who is no less real and worthy of our aesthetic delectation.
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Dictators maintain extensive security apparatuses not just to repress the people but to understand them; they serve as the feedback channel through which dictators get the information which they need to govern.
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For a game so righteously focused on surveillance, Orwell seems to miss a lot of the content and context that surrounds how the security apparatuses of countries actually work when set into action.
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I admit, however, that I rolled my eyes when the author entered the consciousness of one of the hens: Hen, alone, strolling away from the eight looming apparatuses of Happy Green Family Farm.
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The protests have been largely leaderless, and the budding cross-sect movements are far from having the kind of organizational structure and get-out-the-vote apparatuses of Hezbollah and other established parties.
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The investigation will look at possible anti-competitive behavior in the "market for production, distribution and commercialization of public telephone service for sale to final users via telephonic apparatuses for public use," it said.
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"Education" in this regard not only includes public and higher education, but also a range of cultural apparatuses and media that produce, distribute and legitimate specific forms of knowledge, ideas, values and social relations.
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The basic theme of the work was to heighten awareness of the often invisible state security apparatuses and agents operating both domestically and internationally and the shadowy ethics that govern these webs of intrigue.
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But his patron, Prince Mohammed, also consolidated his power over all of the kingdom's security apparatuses, and he promoted General Assiri to the deputy head of the kingdom's spy agency, the General Intelligence Directorate.
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He promised that he would shift operations at Tesla and SpaceX facilities to help produce breathing apparatuses needed for ill patients and delivered more than 1,200 ventilators sourced from China for US hospitals Tuesday.
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"Ultimately these (security) apparatuses ... must build a profile of characteristics as to where the danger comes from and locate it," he said in a briefing to foreign journalists arranged by the Israel Project advocacy group.
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What keeps coming through in Steinberg's work is how close each of us is to anonymity, and how the apparatuses of the state are oriented towards grinding its citizens down, making them both faceless and identifiable.
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Mr. Zottola's namesake company, D.A.Z. Amusements, which serviced the mob's poker machines, appears to have gone defunct, and new organized crime apparatuses — namely the Albanian and Russian mobs — have moved into the more traditional consigliere turf.
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The core of the problem resides in the second reason behind this change at the NSC: a deep suspicion of and disbelief in the national security apparatuses (mainly the intelligence community) – and probably for personal reasons.
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About $84 million of the total raised was explicitly earmarked to HFA, which the campaign characterized as "the best month of the campaign," while $70 million was raised by the DNC and state apparatuses around the country.
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Most cryptocurrency miners look at the heat waste from mining as a problem, since it usually requires a large investment in cooling apparatuses (A/C, weed tents, etc.) to keep ambient temperatures around the rig from soaring.
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He added that ICOs backed by real assets would allow companies to circumvent much of the Wall Street middleman apparatuses, such as the army of investment bankers and venture capitalists, and sell directly to would-be stakeholders.
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North Korea is something of a locked box to the rest of the world, and even one of the handiest apparatuses through which you can glimpse cultural habits—the internet—is largely inaccessible to anyone outside the country.
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And in case you haven't noticed, as great as the optics of Obama's presidency were, they seem to have done little to heal the wounds of racism in this nation or dismantle the institutional apparatuses that fuel injustice.
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For the president and his supporters, "democracy" has one simple meaning: Whoever wins the ballots should lead the nation — by ruling not just the executive but also the legislative and judicial apparatuses, the media, academia, religion and culture.
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Its military and security apparatuses struggle with the harsh desert environment, poor operational capabilities, outdated intelligence and early-warning mechanisms, and hostile population (especially in the Sinai, which has been neglected by the regime for dozens of years).
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Thursday, Bashir was visited by the heads of his four main security apparatuses and was told "there was no alternative" but for him to step down, two senior military sources with direct knowledge of the conversation told CNN.
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In its most recent report, CICIG reported that in the last 11 years, it had identified more than 60 Illegal Clandestine Security Apparatuses (Ciacs), presented more than 100 cases, prosecuted more than 85033 people, and convicted 310 of them.
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So it's incumbent upon Democrats to do what, historically, we've been good at, and that's communicating with our voters, letting them know what we stand for, and putting those apparatuses in place to move our voters to the polls.
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For social media influencers, who have built their careers to revolve around not only engaging in, but endlessly creating on, various social media apparatuses, the ebb and flow of negative and positive energy has become a 24/7 occurrence.
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Chin is so good at remixing technological apparatuses to demonstrate the received wisdom on which they are based (plus the pitfalls and limitations of those ideas) that a viewer might easily be mesmerized by his supple and elegant facture.
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We live in a time of immense psychic violence, and in my own corner of the world, a lot of the anxiety and anger I feel comes from how much destructive knowledge our various media apparatuses funnel into my head.
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But the announcement that it has created an entirely new unit of time is a nice reminder that the enormous company, which owns both WhatsApp and Oculus VR, is more than just one of the largest spy apparatuses in history.
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On the walk-through today, McAneny points out the CT scanner and linear accelerator with evident pride, explaining that having these costly apparatuses on-site means a patient who comes in anxious about an unidentified growth can get immediate answers.
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CW: So, iPhones, unfortunately, are just much harder to work with, much harder to set up these kind of automated testing apparatuses at scale and much, much harder to collect all the apps necessary to kind of feed the experiments. Right.
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In the early '90s Ms. Bender was in contact with the media critic and philosopher Vilém Flusser, who called technological apparatuses like cameras or televisions impenetrable "black boxes;" the artist's job is to penetrate these black boxes and reprogram their functioning.
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Mr. Moore-Bick found that the fire brigade had no evacuation plan for Grenfell, that it had failed to instruct firefighters on the risk created by the cladding and insulation, and that it was too slow to deploy crews with breathing apparatuses.
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When government workers hired on the basis of merit are replaced by partisans, this not only removes one potential source of opposition to the executive branch; it enables a would-be autocrat to direct formidable prosecutorial and investigative apparatuses against political foes.
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Of all the apparatuses presidents have at their disposal for making pronouncements—press secretaries, official statements, televised addresses from the Oval Office—the one President Trump used to trumpet forthcoming sanctions on Iran is by far the strangest: a Game of Thrones meme.
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"The emergency law is aimed at enemies of the homeland and citizens, and it will grant state apparatuses greater ability, flexibility, and speed to confront an evil enemy that has not hesitated to kill and wreak havoc without justification or discrimination," he said.
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Donning self-contained breathing apparatuses—or large face-covering masks attached to an air tank that's worn like a backpack—the firefighters headed to the ninth floor of the Hyatt Regency, where the meter recorded a gas level of 1.4 parts per million.
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The theory that I and many others subscribe to is a theory called the "democratic road to socialism," which means that you use the democratic apparatuses available to you to build your forces because you need to build your forces no matter what.
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The fat is pumped through a grinder, filtered through a number of apparatuses, and slowly turned into grease and then into blue-black ink, which is sprayed around the gallery through a tube as the whole system moves, like an engine leaking oil.
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Werbach is fond of invoking a "governance paradox" that he attributes to the economic sociologist Vili Lehdonvirta: The very mechanisms needed to make a decentralized system like blockchain desirable — namely, apparatuses of oversight and regulation — appear to make the system no longer decentralized.
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The One Where You Take Such a Big Bong Rip You Puke You're hanging out at a friend's apartment, and you've got people passing all manner of weed smoking apparatuses around you, and you're already profoundly high, when a comically large bong comes your way.
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Mr. Snowden's decision to copy a trove of information about the inner workings of the surveillance apparatuses of the United States and Britain, and Ms. Poitras's decision to help him, got them lauded as heroes and denounced as traitors by those who said they damaged national security.
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In this vein, the apparatuses within the modern city can be thought of as a hall of mirrors into which the individual can be surprised by the reflection of a multifaceted self, one far more dynamic and creative than had been assumed in the age before photographs and films.
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Of course men have been making love with each other and women have been making love with each other since time immemorial, but it wasn't until certain institutions and apparatuses took an interest in it and started to classify it when the so-called "sodomite" became a type of person.
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Only use mobile devices and apps that are certified safeScreenshot: FTCScreenshot: FTCFor example, it would be truly bad if your child didn't learn these habits and repeatedly refused to stop using a possibly insecure personal device while in command of the world's most powerful military and one of its most expansive security apparatuses.
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There were four large vitrines, each about the size of a coffin and populated by an array of flamboyant, filigreed apparatuses, lurid plumbing in many colors and forms—dragons, skulls, krakens—which one might find either fetching or hideous, depending upon one's taste for velvet heavy-metal posters and airbrushed landscapes on vans.
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Braving temperatures of 21970 degrees below zero and attenuated air at elevations above 22001,21993 feet, and buffeted by sometimes brutal winds, Mr. Worsley wore mountaineering skis and hauled a supply sledge with gear — including a tent, electronic communications equipment, climbing apparatuses for ascents and enough food for 2100 days — that weighed over 2000 pounds.
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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei hinted that outside influence may be playing a role in the unrest in his nation, suggesting via a statement on his official website that "in the recent days' incidents, enemies of Iran utilized various means — including money, weapon, politics and intelligence apparatuses — to create problems for the Islamic system."
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If U.S. diplomatic, political, and military actors working to end the spread of violent extremism adopted indices to monitor social, economic, political, and government inputs and were able to measure demographic pressures, poverty, human-rights violations, climate change, state legitimacy, and effectiveness of security apparatuses, they could mitigate the devastation armed conflict causes to innocent civilians.
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The Beautiful People and its accompanying music video with all its gorgeous grotesqueries is what sweet dreams are NOT made of… The incredibly powerful and frenetic pace of the video with the attenuated and elongated Manson pulled, disfigured and contorted by means of surgical devices, dental apparatuses and other contraptions is absolutely nightmare inducing and an outrageously captivating attraction of repulsion.
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"Chin is so good at remixing technological apparatuses to demonstrate the received wisdom on which they are based (plus the pitfalls and limitations of those ideas) that a viewer might easily be mesmerized by his supple and elegant facture," wrote Hyperallergic's critic Seph Rodney in a review of Chin's exhibition Mel Chin: All Over the Place at the Queens Museum in 2018.
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The "Countering America's Human Rights Violations and Terrorist Actions" law passed by Iran's parliament in 2017 allows that "any actions taken by the judicial and security apparatuses against the FDD and their Iranian and non-Iranian accomplices will be considered legitimate as their actions are against Iran's national security and the interests of the Iranian People and government," Mehr reported.
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When Wang recalls how one-child propaganda was a part of every single cultural channel available to the Chinese population — from songs to books to posters to operas — it's easy to connect it to Louis Althusser's theory of "Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses" and the psychosocial ways in which dominant ideologies use seemingly non-violent methods to indoctrinate the general masses and to surrender their free will.
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To show an alternative way art and technology could change how we experience art, Gray Area Festival presented two works that hint at this future: Louis-Philippe Demers and Bill Vorn's Inferno, a performance centered around mechanical exoskeleton apparatuses that evokes themes from Dante's Inferno, and the ISM Hexadome, a custom-built architectural audiovisual venue developed by the Institute for Sound and Music, Berlin.
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Alongside Pyatt, she handed them out to the protesters, and thus was born one of the iconic images of the Ukraine crisis, immediately and widely circulated by the Kremlin's media apparatuses — a powerful official, not a famous politician like Senator John McCain or Secretary of State John Kerry but a representative of the supposedly more neutral American policymaking bureaucracy, succoring revolutionaries in the center of Kiev.
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Treating the biennial as a matrix, an organic whole with its various forms, intensities, rhythms, and traces, it engages "performing the archives, performing the architecture, performing the retrospective" and the invention of narrative apparatuses and reflexive images in relation to artistic productions and practices of thought with a firm grip on historical conditions and realities, which play along with or resist realities to come, or whose advent is impossible.
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James Miller, who was under-secretary of defence for policy at the Pentagon until 2014, thinks that the deployment of increasingly advanced cyber, space, missile-defence, long-range conventional strike and autonomous systems "has the potential to threaten both sides' nuclear retaliatory strike capabilities, particularly their command-and-control apparatuses", and that "the potential of a dispute leading to a crisis, of a crisis leading to a war, and of a war escalating rapidly" is growing.
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