She likes it when the olives bump against her teeth.
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However, sometimes when they bump against each other, they bite out of astonishment.
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But just how does the Donald Trump electoral upset bump against investment prospects.
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They can bump against each other and other objects as well as corrode over time.
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It has to work very well in decelerating the back when bump against each other.
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The rectangles of color bump against each other, jostle for attention, yet remain separate and distinct.
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Tackling deepfakes via new legislation would be tricky, as doing so would bump against the First Amendment.
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Nothing like a chest bump (against camera) with Mayor de Blasio after he voted in Park Slope.
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You would hear a cacophony of languages, bump against people and inhale the urgent smells of survival.
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Farmers are developing machines to pick strawberries, melons, and tomatoes, which also might bump against the panels.
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Rocking in the hammock, I sometimes bump against the bed on one side or the sofa on the other.
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Indeed, while Airbnb continues to bump against regulators and subsequently work through those hiccups, it's also continuing to build its massive travel empire.
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It's a messy, uneven exchange, defined most by the disjunction that occurs as the drums, synths, and samples dodge and bump against one another.
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The Indians will send right-hander Josh Tomlin (2-0, 1.54 ERA) to the bump against Berrios, who will be making his major league debut.
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That suggests a problem that the Trump administration will bump against if it tries to pursue a harder line on trade agreements from NAFTA to TPP.
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Last year, though, the National Institutes of Health banned funding of animal-human chimeras until it could figure out whether any of this work would bump against ethical boundaries.
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SCHAPPERT: No matter what, whatever population we bump against, whether it&aposs human or not, it&aposs always going to be about food and resources, so they&aposre not coming here to say hi.
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We know that it offers lossless file compression, which is appealing to anyone who doesn't want their music, movies and photos to bump against the memory limits of their computers, phones and other devices.
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Today's gadgets and electronics are beginning to bump against the ceiling of what is possible under classical technology, so scientists and engineers are turning to quantum physics to bring our sci-fi dreams into reality.
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Bump stocks work by harnessing a firearm's recoil energy to slide it back and forth to bump against a squeezed trigger, so that it keeps firing without any need for the shooter to pull the trigger again.
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Whether she was as remarkable as the woman onscreen seems entirely beside the point — "20th Century Women" is a memory movie, one in which people are conjured up to bump against the larger world, exuberantly and uneasily.
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But for the most part, I hardly knew it was there, save for an occasional bump against my neck whenever I moved around; even when I had the charging clip attached, the added weight wasn't all that noticeable.
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And most of the tourists come during polar bear season: six weeks, starting in the middle of October, when polar bears are most likely to be seen around town, waiting for the sea ice to bump against the shore so they can rush off in search of seals.
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"If a US warship illegally enters into Chinese territorial waters again, two Chinese warships should be sent, one to stop it and the other to bump against and sink it," Dai Xu, president of China's Institute of Marine Safety and Cooperation, was quoted as saying in an article on the Chinese military's English-language website.
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Alberta tells Ladd she is married and trying to save Kirk from execution. Ladd lapses into a seizure. He confesses he killed Mia because of her betrayal, and now, because she, too, has betrayed him, he attacks Alberta. They bump against the recording console (that Alberta had placed in the apartment to record Ladd's confession) as he tries to strangle her.
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The young fish live in shallow water for a while until they move to deeper water. When trying to find a female with whom to mate, males will bump against a female's abdominal area. The female will then rise closer to the surface and begin spinning and releasing eggs. Several males that have stayed in the area will be able to fertilize the eggs the female releases.
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Desert locusts preparatory to mating, London Zoo The change from an innocuous solitary insect to a voracious gregarious one normally follows a period of drought, when rain falls and vegetation flushes occur in major desert locust breeding locations. The population builds up rapidly and the competition for food increases. As hoppers get more crowded, the close physical contact causes the insects' hind legs to bump against one another. This stimulus triggers a cascade of metabolic and behavioral changes that causes the insects to transform from the solitary to the gregarious phase.
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The entire apparatus is suspended below a large bobber. The fish feed on the small particles that are released from the dough ball and will bump against the dough ball, with the intention of breaking off more small particles that can be filtered from the water, eventually becoming hooked on the tiny hooks. In some areas, it is also legal to use "snagging gear" in which large, weighted treble hooks are jerked through the water, to snag the fish. In the United States, silver carp are also popular targets for bowfishermen; they are shot both from the water and from the air.
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Silver carp are filter feeders, thus are difficult to catch on typical hook-and-line gear. Special methods have been developed for these fish, the most important being the "suspension method", usually consisting of a large dough ball that disintegrates slowly, surrounded by a nest of tiny hooks embedded in the bait. The entire apparatus is suspended below a large bobber. The fish feed on the small particles released from the dough ball and bump against the dough ball, with the intention of breaking off more small particles that can be filtered from the water, eventually becoming hooked on the tiny hooks.
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Though large wide-web flexo rolls are only maneuverable by overhead crane, on smaller presses anilox rolls are often handled directly by operators. Extreme caution must be taken when handling these pieces of hardware as a single bump against a hard surface or sharp corner can destroy the delicate cell structure on the surface and render a roller completely useless, at a cost of around 5000 for even small narrow-web rollers. Nicks and scratches add up quickly, so fine brushes (never brass brushes) are used for cleaning the anilox roll. Anilox rollers that are used with water, solvent and oil based inks, which dry when left sitting out and unagitated, must be cleaned immediately after use or a problem known as plugging occurs, where minuscule amounts of ink dry in the cells.
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Destined by family-upbringing to join the military, after concluding his preparatory studies in Lisbon (January 14, 1879), at 17 years of age, he volunteered for service in the 2nd Cavalry's Royal Lancers Regiment, a position that he would serve until 1880. At that time he transferred to the 1st Artillery Regiment, and enrolled in the Military Academy at the Escola Politécnica de Lisboa ("Polytechnic University of Lisbon"), where he studied artillery between 1881 and 1884 as an officer candidate. On June 24, 1881, at 19 years of age, on the eve of being promoted to ensign, he fired five shots from his service revolver wounding Luís Léon de la Torre. The attack, which occurred in the Chiado area of Lisbon, was provoked by a shoulder bump against the defendant which provoked an insulting and offensive profanity to [Couceiro's] dignity.
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