Even car tires are beaming out status updates about their air pressure.
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"They have real power beaming out of them that can cure the sick."
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Pulsars' distinctive quality is that they spin rapidly, beaming out radiation like a lighthouse.
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Anxious acquaintances and relatives shared information online about the Thottapilly family, their smiling faces beaming out from missing persons posters.
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Image: PhysicsYour WiFi router is probably sitting passively in some corner of your room, beaming out invisible light (and the internet).
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Heading out of the city, we drove past open, and full, kebab joints, their fluorescent lights beaming out onto the street.
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Likewise, astronomers have scoured the skies looking for strong radio signals that aliens might be beaming out to contact other societies.
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The timing also seems a little off, what with a new "Trek" incarnation beaming out via CBS All Access later this month.
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But though it was easy to find a television beaming out Mr. Comey's remarks, many people found other things to focus on.
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However, the video screens dotted around the room tell a different story, beaming out movies from the suit porn studio Men At Play.
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Her characters are often staring out a window or into the distance off the page, beaming out of the panels that contain them.
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With the country's nuclear potential seemingly realer than ever, Pyongyang television sets are relentlessly beaming out the image of their Supreme Leader's grinning visage.
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Just before the end of 2015, sys admins all over the world woke up to a whimsical message beaming out of their computer screens.
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After a while, his guitar seems to disappear entirely, and it's as if the solo is simply coming from Prince himself—beaming out of his chest.
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Geiger stopped what she was doing and "looked at me with an overwhelming amount of happiness and joy beaming out of her eyes," he told The NYT.
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The minimal wave radio show on a university station beaming out of Bogota that you're locked into will keep broadcasting to the same six listeners for time immemorial.
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Almost everyone on the planet has some familiarity with the Golden Arches, whether beaming out from the side of a Californian highway or flanking a packed street in Bangkok.
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The supposition is that someone casually fingering a strategically bland Theory oxford shirt one minute may then get entranced by the flamboyant prints beaming out of the Valentino section.
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We often only see them when light sends them spiraling down to surfaces, where they land and sit still, beaming out messages like antennaed aliens: Greetings from the World of Darkness.
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It's an active galactic nucleus, mean it has a very bright, compact source of radiation at its center—which astronomers accept as a central supermassive black hole beaming out high-energy matter.
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What strikes me more acutely about her boho-mama self-presentation and obsession with artfully placing bottles of tea-tree essence on giant tropical leaves is that these ideas are beaming out from . . .
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It's hard to say precisely why one would need that sort of resolution for videoconferencing – for some of us even HD feels like pushing it when beaming out images of our face to world.
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Unfortunately, the mother in the picture with her two young daughters is unlikely to ever realize the dreams celebrated by the two characters beaming out from her T-shirt -- at least not in 2018 America.
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Some companies are looking at shrinking mobile-phone masts so that instead of beaming out high-powered signals over hundreds of square kilometres of empty space, they instead provide low-powered signals just where they are needed.
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As Elena, Witherspoon angles her Tracy Flick brightness so that it's beaming out over something brittle and middle-aged and wounded, and Washington mingles her Olivia Pope steeliness with Mia's maternal tenderness until the combination feels vicious.
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Essentially, there's something causing all of the particles beaming out of these galaxies' central black holes to lose a lot of energy—energy that our telescopes see as light (in the form of quasars and blazars, for example).
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The festival essentially wants to delay critics from beaming out their boos and jeers until after the official premiere, but the changes were so anxiously received that the festival sent a 1,400-word communiqué assuring attendees that all would be fine, promise.
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Or, software can map a person's movements over time, based on the geolocation data attached to their posts, and other pieces of metadata that users may not realise they are beaming out, as it is not always easily accessible to someone just looking at Twitter normally.
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He offers a number of scenarios where smart assistive apps could help: projecting the day's weather forecast on the nearest Chromecast TV, beaming out traffic alerts to your Google Home speaker to avoid being late for a meeting, or tagging photos with weather and activity data as well as location.
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She has had brief moments when her on-trend, luxury designers have overlapped with fashion symbols from progressive pop-culture — a Beyonce-esque wide-brimmed hat, a (grab-'em-by-the) pussy-bow blouse, a white suit — but without any real action to support feminist causes, Melania is not beaming out silent solidarity toward liberals through her outfits.
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This article was originally published on THUMP UK. Last week one of deep house's most legendary DJs and producers made a journey that we here at THUMP UK do once a month, ambling down Peckham's Rye Lane deep into the heart of Holdron's Arcade, ready for a quick mix on Balamii, the hottest station beaming out of SE15 right now.
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In the following weeks, I saw him perform other gigs before thousands: a smoldering dusk set at Coachella, his voice and visage beaming out from immense speaker stacks and video screens to acres of attentive ears and eyes; a lush two-hour extravaganza at the Kings Theatre, in Brooklyn, where, in front of a cavalcade of Ed Steed's ghouls he thrashed and swooned through his bangers, and then, during the encore, with something like total sincerity, delivered the last few songs from "Pure Comedy"— delicate, subtle pieces, the ones with a few beans of hope—to a hushed and enraptured crowd.
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71 The summer cottages at the park were often rented by families as a summer retreat, beginning in the early 1920s until they were removed in 1946. Many of the former attractions are gone today: the swimming pool was closed in 1959, dancing ceased in 1960, and the Orthophonic, as the phonograph was called, stopped beaming out its music in 1961.
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This involves the use of a holodeck, recreating the events on the station from data logs and testimony from Riker, Dr. Apgar's wife Manua (Gina Hecht), and his research assistant, Tayna (Juliana Donald). In the holodeck recreation, Krag demonstrates that a directed energy beam – from Riker's location prior to transport – struck the Krieger wave converter, destroying it and the station, but his theory is that Riker fired a phaser just before beaming out. Riker presents his case first, with his simulation showing Apgar highly agitated with a Federation presence before he is ready for them, and Manua openly flirting with Riker. Manua then makes aggressive passes at Riker in the guest quarters when Apgar walks in on them, attempts to attack Riker, but Riker subdues him.
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