A sea of pink balloons cascading down her grand staircase.
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From there, the app has a cascading set of priorities.
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And that particular kind of gender imbalance has cascading effects.
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Even a single month's volatility can have a cascading effect.
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But the crackup resulted from cascading failures going back months.
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There was a black goth dirndl cascading over tattooed calves.
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However, it could have a cascading effect during an economic downturn.
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Tearing apart a tree for its cascading petals is literal destruction.
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Gomez's long, honey-highlighted hair was styled in perfectly cascading waves.
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Maybe sparks are cascading from the electrified dodgem net above you.
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What happened next has caused a cascading political storm for Mrs.
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There was plenty of cascading tulle, slinky silk, and romantic lace.
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This natural, cascading arrangement manages to be both rustic and glam.
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The partita is a hypnotic piece filled with dramatic cascading passages.
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Each song felt like a voyage filled with cascading, layered emotions.
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The unrequited crushes, the cascading hormones, the constant threat of cholera.
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From the front, it's a gorgeous structure with a cascading waterfall.
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It caused a cascading ripple effect through the ocean food web.
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"You can definitely hear it as it's cascading," Mr. King said.
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CASCADING FAILURE Power grids are complex and tightly integrated systems where there is always the potential for failure at a single point, or just a few points simultaneously, to ripple across the network and cause cascading failure.
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"You can kind of see this cascading series of consequences," Shaker says.
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People noticed the girl with the big smile and cascading blonde hair.
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The home also has an outdoor hot tub with a cascading waterfall.
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Such self-perceptions can have cascading effects on motivation, participation and confidence.
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Where critical infrastructure is concerned, its failure can cause cascading damage elsewhere.
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Ebony magazine praised his waterfall cascading over the words of the Rev.
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Amenities would include a cascading infinity pool and extensive outdoor lounging space.
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Because long, cascading hair may just be spring's most underrated fashion accessory.
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Until then, check out these videos and photos of her cascading locks.
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More and more people speak up and you get rapid, cascading change.
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She added that it would send money cascading away from public schools.
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The cascading pearls on Gladys Zender's swimsuit top help draw your eye.
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Ms. Catron created a white origami-esque gown with cascading sculptural ruffles.
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But the prospect of cascading health problems motivates Parker to keep exercising.
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LGBTQ people still face cascading problems all throughout the criminal justice system.
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Disruptions to any part of this biological architecture can have significant, cascading effects.
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Behold, Adams and her family cascading like a Russian nesting doll of genetics.
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A default would cause cascading damage not only at home but also abroad.
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Snyder, and finally President Obama made cascading "state of emergency" declarations for Flint.
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His suggestion: Smooth, cascading waves that are both perfectly modern and effortlessly elegant.
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Cyberexperts are aware of the risk of a cascading breakdown in global infrastructure.
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I don't think you could go above that—this wouldn't cause cascading failures.
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With cascading ruffles, could the sleeve game be stronger on this graphic sweatshirt?
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A series of cascading mistakes ultimately brings disaster crashing down on their heads.
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And there are all these other lies cascading out of the White House.
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Hike up to see cascading waterfalls at Kent Falls State Park in Connecticut.
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The questions are cascading out of the White House and into Foggy Bottom.
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All were rebels against academic conventions and aristocratic propriety, amid cascading social changes.
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These sorts of "cascading failures" are difficult to study and predict in advance.
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Their mesmerizing display of spouting and cascading water amused us both for hours.
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"An outage could really have significant cascading effects," Chatterjee said in the interview.
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One commercial shows robbers cascading through windows in the middle of the night.
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In the dryness, we see scarcity, rather than the illusion of cascading abundance.
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Jerry's guitar playing achieved cascading rainbow liquidity usually only achievable by computer screensaver.
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Lava doesn't need to be cascading into the air for it to be beautiful.
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August 22018If bigger is better, then her cascading, honey-brown curls are the best.
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Users select from various cascading video clips to signal the topics they're interested in.
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Larger women look great in clothes skimming the body, rather than hugging or cascading.
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But they do not look like the cascading ecosystem collapses seen in mass extinctions.
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SINGER: Then you have the question of is it a cascading effect or not?
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The crabs pile on top of each other, cascading off rocks like red waterfalls.
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Most of the women in my life are cascading into motherhood all at once.
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This Connecticut park is centered around cascading waterfalls that lead to the Housatonic River.
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Luckily, it's not like lava is cascading through town like some powerful molten tsunami.
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The company is now trying to untangle itself from cascading regulatory challenges by Washington.
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In their angry, cascading comment threads, Make America Great's followers express no such ambivalence.
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As with most diseases and disorders, diabetes has a cascading effect on the body.
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And then, the sound of falling metal—gold cascading down around me like hail.
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The personal strain is cascading as the virus reaches new parts of the country.
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The cascading gardens full of bougainvillea trees, olive groves and lemon and orange orchards?
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But forest fires are only one part of the cascading effects of climate change.
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I looked down at the golden tangle of ringlets cascading over my right shoulder.
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It was a jeweled retaining wall barely holding back cascading black waves of hair.
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These sorts of cascading effects are rarely captured in economic models of climate impacts.
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But the heaviest volume of American exports is now cascading from its biggest cities.
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British singer Lott wore a cascading white gown and black heels for the occasion.
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Mueller would not be the first to face such a cascading problem of contamination.
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In this video, a little pup looks anxiously outdoors as snow comes cascading down.
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That was also the last time we saw Grande's curls cascading far past her shoulders.
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Ricketts Glen harbors 22 named waterfalls, each cascading through rock-strewn clefts in the hillside.
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From the very first meal in silence until the last, many realizations came cascading in.
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Dam failure can lead to cascading failures of critical infrastructure such as nuclear power stations.
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The cascading effects of power loss… would rapidly challenge the military's ability to continue operations.
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Deals and potential deals, signed and promised — for cars, planes, metals, pharmaceuticals — have been cascading.
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A Supreme Court ruling in the government's favor could trigger cascading ramifications for LGBTQ rights.
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The photo, captioned "buffalo $oldier," shows her new thigh-length dreads cascading down her back.
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Essentially, he speculates, it boiled down to a small error cascading into something much larger.
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Like a cascading river made from sound, it moves into bodily chasms and revitalizes them.
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We've seen cascading glitter phone cases before, but Case-Mate took those up a notch.
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"Too much debt will have a cascading effect that will last for decades," Kantrowitz said.
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In early September, it had collapsed to the mid-25s, causing cascading delays and cancellations.
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This time round, she complimented the look by styling her hair in loose cascading curls.
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This in turn has a cascading effect whereby mood and concentration levels are also decreased.
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The radiance was still cascading and now perhaps a celestial choir had begun to sing.
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A demoralized public wanted to hear about something other than cascading bankruptcies and grinding unemployment.
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The pipe was not visible from below, and only the cascading water could be seen.
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Falling for the firefall Is that lava cascading over a cliff in Yosemite National Park?
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He lifted the container's lid and saved the rest of the meal from cascading down.
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Averting this requires an effort to avoid both competitive depreciation and cascading charges and reprisals.
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Later, the instruments broke into cascading, manic arpeggios and obsessive swirls of hyper-fast notes.
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This means that networks of lakes draining in cascading events are likely to grow larger.
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Her sparkling blue gown featured short, cascading sleeves, as well as a floor-length skirt.
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It had an illusion back, beading and cascading train, perfect for my free-spirit personality.
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Between the lines: The prospect of a military strike raises a cascading series of risks.
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Others trudge up a snowy hill with parents, before cascading down ice slides in inflatable tubes.
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Judging from the sketch, the cake will include a sea of cascading flowers and intricate patterns.
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The video shows a hand and a bunch of ripples cascading down onto it from above.
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Sitting there in your fridge, it suffers a cascading trifecta of maladies: For one, it dehydrates.
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A veteran Republican on Capitol Hill emails about the cascading crises coming from Trump's White House.
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"It's really a cascading effect that is more than the sum of its parts," he said.
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The CompACT improves upon standard detection by combining normal cascading detection with a more complex algorithm.
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The song opens with pulsing, cascading beats and precise drums before launching into Elle's measured vocals.
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Before it started shrinking, the site's Athabasca Glacierlooked like a mesmerizing waterfall cascading down the mountain
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That would trigger cascading events which could well lead to criminal or impeachment counts, or both.
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Thus, risk for SUD would decline and the cascading negative effects on health would be prevented.
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Next to it was a string of garland, laying on (and cascading down) his fireplace mantle.
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Today, this feeling-out process happens online and is much quicker, resulting in cascading self-affirmation.
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Personalization options are also available, because who wouldn't want to slap their name over cascading glitter?
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Guizhou province in China has a skyscraper with a 350-foot waterfall cascading down the side.
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This results in a cascading process of nuclear fission and a constant supply of heat energy.
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The nation is seeing a cascading impact whereby one revenue stream after another keeps drying up.
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The cascading effect is a stratifying display that marks both moments in time and art history.
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Congress is negotiating a sweeping stimulus package to offset the cascading damage wrought by the coronavirus.
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U.S. government bonds have been a safe haven for investors amid cascading losses on Wall Street.
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Attempting to eliminate the insects, even if that were possible, could have unforeseen, cascading environmental consequences.
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"There's a ton of cascading elements and aspects of what happens in disaster response," said Rabin.
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Altering one regulation can have a cascading effect in an industry as complex as health care.
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Announced in December 2015, the investigation began in a year of cascading violence for the city.
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Both such errors can have cascading and unpredictable consequences that can be explored via red teaming.
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The cascading effects of the president's departure from existing ethical norms have touched others in government.
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The report said many businesses are not adequately accounting for the cascading effects of climate change.
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They will be cascading memos down the corporate waterfall as they try to define their roles.
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The tariffs on steel and aluminum that Trump announced last year set off cascading trade moves.
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It ends with his trademark salt sprinkle cascading sodium down his forearm onto Frankenstein&aposs monster.
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She fashions her "prom jeans" from a mix of stiff denim and cascading panels of silk.
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At that meeting, Ms. Walker pledged to "evolve our culture" in response to the cascading revelations.
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But occasionally, in the moments when Ostraca builds beautiful, cascading transitions, the glints of hope seep in.
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A Nifty zone of 9,000-9,050 is crucial as a break below could have a cascading effect.
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One read is that this shows the GOP tax plan would lead to cascading waves of bankruptcies.
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Jazon's oversized hoop design, with cascading detailing will add a wow factor to just about any outfit.
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The only problem is this technique, known more widely as "cascading review" has been around since 2009.
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Because zooplankton is key for feeding larger marine animals, the die-offs could have serious cascading effects.
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In one photo, Murphy poses topless with her hair cascading over where her breasts used to be.
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The Superfund sites and the Arkema plant represent just a snapshot of the catastrophic storm's cascading effects.
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As we floated over the mountains into Wardak, I saw a waterfall cascading into a crystalline lake.
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And because the public sector provides so many essential services, cuts to it have a cascading effect.
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The cascading effect of this will be extremely difficult for ZTE to overcome with the American consumer.
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Unfortunately, the administration's cascading trade taxes have been a losing strategy — China isn't stopping its abusive conduct.
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Later, at the reception for Natalie's funeral, Camille hears a cascading waterfall of nasty whispers about her.
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It contains cascading bursts of fast notes poignantly curtailed, as if to underline the futility of flight.
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Professor Hackett said, if left unchecked, it could set off "tremendous cascading effects," devastating California's marine ecosystems.
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One video showed water cascading over homes, turning streets into rivers and apparently sweeping several people away.
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An epic otherworldly event, akin to being overcome by an oppressive heat wave or witnessing cascading plateaus.
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Six years of recession, however, have made Mr. Maduro adept at managing, if not solving, cascading crises.
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"Risks, including cascading risks, are projected to become increasingly severe with increasing temperatures," according to the report.
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New York City's doorways, storefronts and cascading fire escapes were the grand backdrop to Helen Levitt's photos.
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It rose to the surface and dipped back under, its scales cascading like ripples into the water.
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The results of the caucus have been indefinitely delayed, thanks to a series of cascading technical failures.
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Creeping cooperation has become strikingly common at the local level, with potentially cascading consequences for European democracy.
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She was only vaguely aware that they were happening until the memes began cascading onto her phone.
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Businesses are failing to properly account for the cascading effects, leading to heightened exposure, the report says.
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Investors were forced to unwind their positions, a cascading effect that spilled over into the broader market.
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The plan should drive increased investment in the economy and therefore have cascading positive effects on growth.
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Maybe it was this pent-up anger that has given the cascading accusations such a feral edge.
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The government deploys many portable toilets, but the slightest rainstorm can send sewage cascading into the river.
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Many designers traded cascading capes and cathedral-length veils for dramatic overcoats in varying lengths and styles.
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In turn, these new sales drove the price lower, triggering additional stop loss order in a cascading effect.
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But the chaos had a cascading effect that took more than two hours to sort out, he said.
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"Audemars" is a textbook flexing anthem, while "Unapproachable" sets Scarborough art-rapper Just John against cascading, gated synths.
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The star completed her look with a bedazzled forehead, a cascading crystal necklace and a matching head-piece.
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Cascading impact is caused by tax being levied on an item at every stage from production to sale.
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This has a kind of cascading effect — the greater range of vegetation attracts a greater variety of arthropods.
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Our world is so interconnected it's unlikely a catastrophe could hit any region without its consequences cascading globally.
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Blake Lively/Instagram Sweeping her hair to the side, Lively wore her blonde locks in cascading soft waves.
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"I call it 'cascading terrorism,'" Clint Watts, a senior fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute, told MSNBC.
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My arms pierce the wind as it hurtles down the Sunset Strip, a million likes cascading before me.
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"Yesterday, we made a server configuration change that triggered a cascading series of issues," said a Facebook spokesperson.
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"This could have all sorts of cascading effects of which the outcomes are hard to predict," Wallace said.
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To assure reliability, electric grids need to balance supply and demand in real time or risk cascading blackouts.
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Whether it is an out-of-control Santa or cascading Christmas gifts, we overcome much in coming together.
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"It just shows another cascading unintentional negative effect of quantitative easing, negative rates and regulation," the investor said.
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Eventually, however, cascading analog synth lines and sliced vocals by folkster O. Martin offer up an energetic payoff.
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Even with the roof open, the structure still has enough reflective surface to generate cascading waves of sound.
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There are swelling seedpods, trailing vines tinged with the optimistic blue of the sky and cascading gourd shapes.
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Thousands living downstream from its desperate cascading water releases are evacuating their homes in Hollywood disaster-film fashion.
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But it can't keep up for much longer, with cascading implications for Italy's ability to combat the virus.
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But it will avoid mass unemployment, cascading waves of bankruptcies, and the other miseries associated with a depression.
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Not getting paid caused a "negative cascading effect on the finances" of the contractors he represents, Ross said.
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"Yesterday, we made a server configuration change that triggered a cascading series of issues," a Facebook spokesman said.
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On the horizon is a future of cascading system failures threatening basic necessities like food supply and electricity.
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That history and this place resonated for her, Ms. Brown told them, her braids cascading down her back.
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Alas, instead of disrupting the party, they joined it, sending Slinkies and beach balls cascading down the stairs.
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But Boeing and regulators keep finding new problems with the model, leading to a cascading series of delays.
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Devastating consequences, like "the cascading effects of widespread and repeated harvest failures" are now unavoidable, Bendell's paper says.
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The adoption challenge becomes a cascading risk with a long enterprise sales cycle AND a consumer marketing challenge.
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Ms. Aldana's playing has a smooth and cascading quality; it's not punctuated and scalpel-wrought, like Mr. Fortner's.
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The headlines have focused on the cascading losses in the stock market over the last week or so.
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A naked woman, a snake climbing up her lithe frame, reflected in a gilded mirror amid cascading apples.
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It is hard to look at this field of candidates and not remember a cascading list of missteps.
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I got a lot of responses, enough to waste the afternoon, idly mesmerized by my cascading in-box.
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It's not just losing a pretty tree 12,000 miles away — it's cascading ecosystem collapse with long-range effects.
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Soon after, she lost the match, starting a cascading controversy about sexism, racism and rules enforcement in tennis.
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A lightning bolt had led to a cascading power failure that had plunged New York City into darkness.
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A cascading series of problems The software issues were the start of a cascading series of problems -- including difficulties getting through on the phone to report results after precinct officials had trouble with the app -- that led the Iowa Democratic Party to hold off on releasing results on Monday night.
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There&aposs about to be, am I wrong, a cascading flow of information when the I.G. report comes out.
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The bridesmaids wore blush charmeuse v-neck gowns with a cascading ruffle and custom-made charmeuse and organza flowers.
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If that's not cool enough ... there's also a retractable roof covering a jungle-like indoor atrium with cascading waterfalls.
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Our picture-in-picture digital existence, powered by apps and cascading style sheets puts us in the director's role.
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Kate Daudy's Wedding Dress features a poem cascading down the back from the waist, bright against the white fabric.
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And China's attempts to manage its outsize economy have flailed since the summer, with cascading effects around the world.
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And all those impact ... There's an iteration and a cascading effect that I think people here don't think about.
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He's naked, water cascading down his six pack, while his wife Astrid (Gemma Chan) awaits him in the bedroom.
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This fire is caused by a cascading string of failures at what is called the Critical Energy Infrastructure Hub.
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No minimum wage increase can come close to the cascading effects of a wider distribution of ownership and profits.
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Cascading media coverage of scandals ensured that Trump sucked up all the oxygen — even as coverage turned overwhelmingly negative.
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When you see one of the cut cakes with sprinkles cascading down the layers, it looks intimidated to recreate.
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On Monday, people formed lines to fill containers with water from the streams cascading down the mountain overlooking Caracas.
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She remained in the air over the cascading falls for about eight minutes, performing a few flips for fun.
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Holding down the mousepad, you can drag lines into different shapes, from black hole-like donuts to cascading waves.
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Many factors lend to the cascading impact of a disaster, such as a failure to prioritize chronic health needs.
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The first thing I noticed was an over-the-top, two-story "cascading crystal" chandelier just inside the entryway.
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The bride wore a cascading white Anna Maier dress, with a chapel-length veil that stretched nearly seven feet.
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Thailand Revelers in Bangkok, about an hour earlier, counted down the seconds to 2017 amid cascading balloons and confetti.
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What started as a common cold would be her undoing, sending the rest of her organs cascading toward failure.
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The two busts of men are phallic columns where the head caps a perfectly coiffed, scrupulously rendered, cascading beard.
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To play Christian Grey's unstable ex, Leila Williams, Heathcote traded in her perky blonde bob for cascading brunette locks.
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The other most-talked about part of her outfit, the cascading tower of hats, was designed by Sarah Sokol.
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And second, denying landlords much-needed income for an extended time period will have cascading effects throughout the economy.
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This kind of complex, cascading defect is why automakers value their accumulated institutional knowledge and spend years testing vehicles.
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The invasive but lovely deadnettle has turned the ditch next to our house into a cascading drift of purple.
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The invasive but lovely deadnettle has turned the ditch next to our house into a cascading drift of purple.
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As one of the main songwriters in New Hampshire's MMOSS, Tuttle blended dreamy kaleidoscopic pop with cascading guitar harmonies.
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They're currently grappling with a cascading series of controversies within the state party, after it emerged that both Gov.
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But gradually, an unpleasant and unreliable subway will have a cascading effect on New Yorkers' relationship with their city.
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The sounds of cascading water in the memorial's reflecting pools mingled with the music as visitors stopped to listen.
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Ross Douthat After the cascading weirdness of recent Western history, the results from France's presidential election were strangely … normal.
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As with any behemoth, often just a nudge or fault in one area can lead to cascading failures throughout.
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It blew out its southwest flank, sending 160 acres' worth of rocky debris cascading into the narrow Sunda Strait.
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The backyard is a dream, and includes a pool, a fire pit, cascading waterfalls and a giant Buddha statue.
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Ms. Merkel has been unable to stem the changing tide, with cascading implications for politics in Germany and Europe.
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Positioned in a corner of the room was a white flocked Christmas tree with ribbons cascading from its tip.
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The cascading harassment scandal, for one thing, suggests that even liberals may rethink some aspects of the sexual revolution.
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It will have to either raise additional debt or sell assets, but cascading energy prices have made both options unattractive.
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Spare aircraft would be sufficiently abundant that mechanical problems wouldn't lead to huge delays or cascading series of missed connections.
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Officials say the overwhelming amount of water cascading through the middle gate caused a nearby lake to drop seven feet.
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Those laid-off workers would then cut their own spending, creating a cascading effect through the rest of the economy.
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A loss of critical personnel could result in institutional failure far beyond the present shutdown, leading to cascading security deterioration.
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But now physicists have been finding essentially the same cascading, fractal-like universal scaling phenomenon in far-from-equilibrium dynamics.
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Whether these narratives have a cascading effect, leading to further price decreases and yet more negative stories, is one possibility.
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Most are high-def photos of vans on open roads or perched atop mountains with waterfalls cascading in the background.
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In Raquel Paiewonsky's "Shore" (2016), a palm tree catches on fire while half-naked female figures prostrate before cascading triangles.
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However, it didn't last — soon after that chop, she brought back her cascading waves with a full head of extensions.
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The resulting single is perhaps the most seamless sounding offering on Matterhorn with textured guitars cascading over a propulsive groove.
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The genius of The Leftovers' third season comes from the way it's structured as a sequence of cascading series finales.
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Instead, it kicked a cascading domino effect of celebrity feuds, and now here we are, in 2017, talking about it.
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Synthetic biology will have a similar cascading effect, transforming humans' relationships with each other and, potentially, their own biological nature.
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When the go was given, we could at times see stacks of bombs cascading toward the rugged and unforgiving mountainside.
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Other images showed rescuers entering the hotel, with piles of snow and rubble cascading down the stairs into the entryway.
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In a way, the stranded sea lions are an unfortunately opportune mascot for the cascading environmental effects of global warming.
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TV footage showed rainwater cascading down streets in towns such as Estepona, reaching as high as the tops of cars.
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Eric Miller, an ecologist with the Alaska Fire Science Consortium, said northern tundra fires are known for triggering cascading effects.
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The station also posted raw video of a helicopter rescue operation in the area showing muddy water cascading over rock.
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The station also posted raw video of a helicopter rescue operation in the area showing muddy water cascading over rocks.
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Adams wowed in a sleek, one-shouldered white column, her hair parted to the side and cascading over her shoulder.
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If nothing is done, Lew warns, Puerto Rico will descend into "cascading defaults" of ever-bigger payments, worsening the crisis.
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After years of cascading crises that had devastated the lifeblood of its economy, tourism, there were signs of a turnaround.
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He realized that changing a few key historical events could have a cascading effect on American culture, economics and politics.
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" On Roger Ailes getting fired as head of Fox News over cascading sexual harassment allegations: "Roger's a friend of mine.
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Hundreds of travelers were stranded over the weekend, and cascading delays look likely to continue through the entire repair project.
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For me, a spark leaps from that moment to the present day, a time of paralyzing anxieties and cascading illusions.
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After a year of leaks cascading down Capitol Hill, Wolfe is a cautionary tale for many members, staffers and journalists.
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If generators instead disconnect too early, it can make the decline in frequency even worse, and create a cascading failure.
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"There's a cascading effect," Chief Executive Joe Swedish said during a conference call to discuss the company's second-quarter earnings.
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Collective brainpower is, of course, the engine of discovery, and any fracture in the global scientific network has cascading implications.
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Web designer Ben Evans creates realistic representations of everything from oceans to playing cards made from cascading style sheets (CSS).
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More likely, the failure of a single large organization will have a cascading impact on the local social service system.
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It's in a treacherous spot: bobbing and dunking in the Niagara River just above the cascading chaos of Niagara Falls.
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The cascading disclosures marked a turning point in the multiple investigations related to Mr. Trump and the campaign he led.
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Jackson is the smallest person on stage, but you won't notice it — she arrives cascading over the language, dominating it.
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He also layers his vocals into cascading, convoluted harmonies and brings in glimmers of lush string ensembles and subtle funk.
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Inevitably you get this cascading effect where you kind of lower the bar of what it takes to be promoted.
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His self-titled 1970 debut featured idealistic odes to friendship, nature and peace swaddled in swooping strings and cascading horns.
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The new "cascading" development, on Wellington Street, some residents worry, will turn those changes from a trickle to a flood.
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At the same time, these proposals would throw state budgets into turmoil through cascading cuts that would affect nearly everyone.
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The maddening subway delays that Tuesday — May 9 — provide a window into the cascading economic consequences of a single incident.
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A performer, tangled gray hair cascading from underneath his top hat, controlled the strings of a fiddle-playing cat puppet.
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A performer, tangled gray hair cascading from underneath his top hat, controlled the strings of a fiddle-playing cat puppet.
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On Tuesday, before they flew to San Jose, Mack showed players a video clip of confetti cascading onto a court.
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It's a tragic setup that Kore-eda marshals for an exploration of love and the cascading brutalities of social convention.
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The result is an intertwined and cascading flood of information that is greater than the sum of its individual parts.
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The mesmerizing track doesn't waste any space, anchored by cascading guitars and the immaculately placed drum patches and hand claps.
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The ongoing investigation into the two crashes has led to a cascading set of cancellation announcements from all the major carriers.
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Pairing it with a basic veil, a cascading bouquet of orchids, Moore did her own hair (beach waves, naturally) and makeup.
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The Weinstein revelations, and the cascading Hollywood fallout, represent the biggest and broadest in a succession of recent film community scandals.
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Then, cascading down every side street that branches off the main avenue were even more police vans, locking in the protesters.
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From the world's biggest and most beautiful to multi-colored cascading rushes, read on to discover eight waterfalls worth traveling for.
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As Suraci pointed out to Gizmodo, the presence of wolves in the park yielded beneficial cascading effects on the entire ecosystem.
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The bespoke design, based on the designer's Spring 2016 couture collection, turned heads with its gravity-defying neckline and cascading skirt.
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On Glory, BloodPop infused "Better" with some grimier, choppier beats, while still letting Britney wrap her (digital) voice around cascading verses.
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The way these cascading bits of fabric hung from the top created an oversized, overgrown version of the shapely peplum form.
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The four swaths of fabric were sewn together in a staggered fashion to create a cascading effect of the floral forms.
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Amazon's lock on the space has been hard to break, and the proliferation of its devices has had a cascading effect.
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"New hurr who di$?" she labeled a video that showed her leaning against a wall, her mane cascading down her body.
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What you can't have is cascading lower economic data, but stable economic data is all the market needs to go higher.
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What happened next gets technically complicated—a cascading combination of two misconfigurations and a software bug—but had a simple upshot.
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Hand-sculpted 16-foot tall Cyprus trees and whimsical chandeliers adorned with cascading masses of wisteria hovered over the dinner tables.
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In a statement Thursday, the company blamed a "server configuration change that triggered a cascading series of issues" for the outage.
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In a statement Thursday, the company blamed a "server configuration change that triggered a cascading series of issues" for the outages.
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"What's scary are these cascading effects," Justin Kasper, professor of Space Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan, told me.
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She also happened to wear her hair just like Bey back in 2003 — her long bronde waves cascading down her back.
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The design also had a cascading train that draped on the stage and was embellished with some bling at the waist.
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He then lost his way last year, as a cascading series of issues prompted him to consider giving the game away.
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But its cascading effects on our health, our economy and our happiness are potentially devastating to an equitable and prospering society.
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The grid has multiple layers of protection to deal with an imbalance between generation and demand and avoid a cascading failure.
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The tea-length ensemble featured a black and white patterned bodice, with a white skirt accented by cascading blue details. Getty
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The sound of cascading granules is heard as a mountain of sugar forms, and a sugar packet shows Mr. Rubio's face.
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Gone, too, were the cascading waterfalls that plunge to the floor of Yosemite Valley, their famed beauty uselessly out of sight.
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It has a slithering, cascading finale, with a coda that ends with a cadential sequence Beethoven might have been proud of.
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Hobart's compact size makes it manageable and walkable, while its hills-cascading-into-the-river beauty makes those walks especially lovely.
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Perfect for small spaces, the Step2 Cascading Cove Sand and Water Table with Umbrella promotes hours of water and sand play.
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Moving "Black Widow" could have a "cascading effect" on the rest of the MCU releases, Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at Boxoffice.
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The collapse of credit markets would form a "cascading negative shock" through global markets, driving historic levels of defaults, Natixis said.
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The music, supplied by the onstage DJ Supernova, pulses with life, and the cascading rhymes of the lyrics are often inspired.
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A palace spokesman described the floral style as "cascading hedgerow," and it filled the chapel with the smell of growing things.
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Dr. Gupta and Dr. Collier interpret the pits as giant plunge pools created by cataracts cascading down from the land bridge.
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Video showed standing water in a large section of the terminal and water cascading down a wall in an arrival area.
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As the subject of Trump's attacks and the Democratic front runner, he is in a unique position in the cascading drama.
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As the subject of Trump's attacks and the Democratic front-runner, he is in a unique position in the cascading drama.
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It's this sturdy core and its deep, cascading network of roots that make the tree a symbol of stability and strength.
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Larry McDonald, founder of the Bear Traps Report, warned that such a huge spike in volatility could have a cascading effect.
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But actions taken by Wells Fargo executives weren't enough to satisfy the demands of angry lawmakers stunned by the cascading scandals.
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Alien masks and surreal creatures lurked in this sci-fi canopy, while fountains sent dark fluids cascading down trunks and branches.
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For example, one scene involving a garage full of cars cascading down onto the many levels below is a colossal spectacle.
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The House of Commons, it says, is characterised by "a culture, cascading from the top down, of deference, subservience, acquiescence and silence".
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"Arms racing is a cascading phenomenon," Rajesh Basrur, professor of international relations at Singapore-based Nanyang Technological University, said in a note.
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Yesterday's extreme cold, amid the ongoing recovery from Thursday's storm, created a cascading series of issues for the airlines and terminal operators.
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"RCVR" reminds me of a Technical Itch track pitched down to 140 BPM with cavernous bass, cascading breakbeats and alien synth lines.
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If you have hair that falls above the ears, you have fewer styling options than someone with waves cascading down their back.
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In an extreme scenario, there is even a risk of 'collisional cascading' in which one breakup triggers others in a chain reaction.
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Photo: Dima YarovinskyMade up of colorful scrolls cascading down a wall, artist Dima Yarovinsky's installation "I Agree" is beautiful—at face value.
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The steps originate from a domed temple and vary in height so the cascading water makes a different sound at each interval.
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Yields are also cascading lower, as global central banks rush to cut interest rates, a factor feeding the downward spiral in yields.
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Once there, travelers can typically see two streams of water cascading down the rocks, or three streams during days of high water.
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In the more mountainous regions, you can fly high above the ridges to scope an aerial view of the cascading water below.
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She stepped out with her brand new, cascading blonde waves in-tact — and it's hard not to fall victim to hair envy.
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You know the one: A stray strand of hair cascading dramatically out of a ponytail, perfectly waved in front of your face?
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Lead author Richard Ffrench-Constant, described the "cascading effects" of the change, which could drastically change which species will or won't thrive.
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But her music is bold, always pushing her—and us—forward: On "Vivica," Lanza's production features cascading synths and mesmerizing drum beats.
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In Manila, video emerged of water cascading from a penthouse swimming pool to the streets below as the quake shook the city.
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Norma not only suffers from the "hereditary hypertrichosis" that makes her cascading locks top-grade material for Lambert's brutal clan to plunder.
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The bride, 35, walked down the aisle in a long-sleeve mermaid-style gown with a long, flowing veil and cascading train.
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While the system moved to backup power, not all of the servers were connected to that source, which caused the cascading problem.
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The cascading effect can drive down the prices of even high-quality assets that would normally be considered safe havens for investors.
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The cake featured a beautiful floral halo with cascading petals hung over the wedding cake which was covered in ombré sugar flowers.
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It hasn't eliminated outages, but it has prevented a great many of them, which means preventing them from cascading into widespread blackouts.
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I also take better note of all the curved, almost sensual stone and the light cascading down from the lobby directly above.
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Using the Unreal game engine, the Framestore team created their own real-world environments, including cascading mountain ranges and bleak desert valleys.
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She practiced her Bach over hours and days until she got some of it back, the double stops and the cascading phrases.
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High salt concentrations can alter the algal composition of aquatic ecosystems, causing cascading collapses of fish communities and booms of toxic cyanobacteria.
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It featured a sea of cascading flowers and intricate patterns, and was topped with a castle design to symbolize their fairytale marriage.
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Then she slipped headbands on the back of the models' heads, like half-crowns, and attached barrettes in a cascading, organic pattern.
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At his convention speech in July, Mr. Cruz urged Republicans to "vote your conscience," leaving the stage in Cleveland to cascading boos.
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He also sees the shift from active to passive investing making the next market crash much worse because of a cascading effect.
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The two minutes of audio sounds pretty eerie, but also oddly familiar, with musical beeps cascading toward the end of the recording.
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"It was kind of a cascading effect all at once at the very beginning and then it never went away," she said.
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The clot can grow, further increasing the pressure and progressively crippling brain function, in a cascading process beyond the reach of homeostasis.
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She wore brunette locks in cascading curls, and topped the look with an ivory silk tulle veil trimmed with hand-embroidered flowers.
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Raven tresses cascading down her back, the 55-year-old Binoche wears a tight white lab coat zipped to reveal her cleavage.
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Since the Weinstein story broke on October 5, a month ago, a cascading set of similar allegations have surfaced against powerful men.
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That might yet work if it were simply funnier, if it built momentum from the cascading disaster of the ill-conceived trip.
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Somehow, it's always a shirtless guy in cargo pants and sandals, the water cascading around him, morphing and molding to his shape.
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The region is facing a set of cascading challenges that will shake friendly and hostile governments alike, wreck economies, and devastate populations.
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There was his campaign image of the six-pointed star and cash cascading down on Hillary Clinton, and his assertion that Mrs.
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Water was pouring out of light fixtures, cascading down freshly painted walls, pooling on the brand-new carpet in the basement playroom.
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What happened at Yellowstone Lake is a familiar story for conservationists, because fish stocking has produced cascading ecological disasters pretty much everywhere.
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Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at the Leuthold Group, is worried about the cascading effect of coronavirus hitting upcoming economic data points.
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There are medieval Moorish castles, Neolithic cave paintings in red hues, deep gorges with cascading rivers, wild orchids and ancient oak trees.
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A wedding dress — the product also works on fabric — with cascading rows of yellow, pink and blue, hung on a dress form.
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While not directly critical of either American intelligence agencies or the states, the report described what amounted to a cascading intelligence failure.
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It is rich in a way that's hard to fathom, the melting streaks of fat cascading from the flesh onto your tongue.
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The incident occurred by a low head dam near the Scott Street Bridge as a cascading waterfall buried the pair in water.
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Within three months, the generals who toppled Diem were themselves deposed, ushering in a period of cascading military coups and religious violence.
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The truth was, both said at the same time, words cascading over those of the other, that this was a work trip.
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Delta Air Lines continued to cancel flights throughout the weekend because of the cascading effects of storms that struck Atlanta last Wednesday.
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But after a summer of cascading PR crises, YouTube is keen to convey the sense of a steady hand at the wheel.
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Money is cascading onto these four Democratic challengers, including from gilded Los Angeles liberal fundraisers who usually focus only on national politics.
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Additionally, inside there's a 12-foot internal cascading waterfall as well as a car showroom, which can fit up to 10 vehicles.
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The Vertical Forests together will feature 3543,100 trees from nearly two-dozen local species, as well as 2,500 cascading plants and shrubs.
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The resulting assemblages — free-standing or suspended, cascading down walls, spilling across floors — colonized gallery space the way consumerism swamped the globe.
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A skier blithely descends a slope oblivious to a cascading avalanche — it's actually Katchadourian's half-eaten sandwich — just behind him ("Skier," 1693).
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News, her long veil, which she wore cascading down her sleeveless lace gown, got stuck on something and threatened to ruin Patridge's hair.
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But in their modern iterations — cascading down sleeves and flaring out above ankles — they just might be the kick your holiday wardrobe needs.
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A 25 percent increase in the value of the dollar would make many of those debts untenable, leading to cascading waves of bankruptcies.
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The research group AI Now described 2018 as a year of "cascading scandals" for the field, and it's an accurate, if disheartening, summary.
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For the researchers, their experiment affirmed something they suspected all along—that these cascading effects can be influenced by the presence of fear.
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But today's study shows that the cascading effects of climate change are incredibly complex and can affect species in a variety of ways.
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The swimsuit features a gold chain halter strap as well as cascading gold chain detailing around the waist and a ruched thong back.
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Water rushes out and there stands the Queen, draped in a yellow gown and gold jewelry, golden hair cascading down to her waist.
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Cut low in front and worn with cascading diamond earrings, the suit was wrapped in a dramatic spray of dyed purple ostrich feathers.
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But if a cascading series of revelations this past week has taught us anything, it's that all of those steps amount to triage.
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The actress' glamorous, cascading hair at a gala over the weekend was pretty perfect — and threw us for a bit of a loop.Why?
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It can be a complex, methodical process, addressing a single problem (get water to that village) as a cascading string of nested problems.
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Trump signaled that he wouldn't be moved by the cascading reports of potential conflicts of interest brought on by his global business empire.
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In the northern triangle of Central America, which incorporates Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras, the violence per capita has had a cascading effect.
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Another PLN official said two out of three circuits had gone down triggering "cascading voltage" that caused outages as the west system collapsed.
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Instead, with the red carpet cascading down the stairs at the center, the event took on some trappings of a faraway society event.
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Another PLN official said two out of three circuits had gone down, triggering "cascading voltage" that caused outages as the west system collapsed.
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The bill does call for risk assessments and joint working groups to mitigate the cascading fall-out between the cyber and kinetic world.
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I am obsessed with putting characters onstage who struggle with, and against, cascading world events — and who are changed forever through that struggle.
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An increase in nocturnality among certain species may also have far-reaching consequences for ecosystems, reshaping species interactions and cascading through food webs.
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This has a cascading effect on rural America: When family farmers thrive, rural economies thrive — when family farms struggle, rural communities do too.
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She was in tears as she watched her daughter walk down the aisle with her wedding dress&aposs long train cascading behind her.
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Palin, in turn, Feehery argues, "was the real start of the dumbing down of the G.O.P.," a cascading process that led to Trump.
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All of the mood swings are centered by his voice: a long-breathed croon that breaks, at precise moments, into a cascading melisma.
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"Looking forward, we know the cascading consequences of this crisis won't go away when the spread of the virus eventually stops," she said.
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With no lines of communication, a simple mistake could set off a cascading series of responses that ultimately lead to all-out war.
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While installing a cascading neon rainbow in Stella McCartney's store in the meatpacking district, Mr. Dilling overheard multiple shoppers mention its "retro" quality.
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But because of the series of explosions and fires, Mr. Meshkati said a "cascading effect" might have occurred, where one event causes more.
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There are real concerns that this could set off a cascading series of events that significantly degrade, and maybe even break, European unity.
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The power outage had cascading consequences for Ms. Lindahl and her husband, who live in Arcata, nearly 300 miles north of San Francisco.
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This fairly easy-to-grow perpetual favorite has a lush, cascading shape that looks wonderful trailing over the edges of a hanging basket.
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CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, is used to design web pages and lay out how different parts of a web page are displayed.
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Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser to Allianz (ALIZF), told CNN Business that he was most worried about the potential cascading economic effects.
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The conflict has turned into one of the Middle East's most intractable proxy wars, with potentially cascading consequences for stability in Europe's backyard.
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Use your space wisely If you live in a small apartment, chances are you're not going to go for a big, cascading centerpiece.
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Buds have set on the cascading canes of the forsythia bush, on the limbs of the saucer magnolia and the flowering crab apple.
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"If the European commission responds in a very negative way, you could have a series of cascading responses that rattle markets," Randol said.
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"It could have a cascading effect on the global economy and corporate profit growth, which could cause shares to become overvalued," Stovall said.
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The adult table was flanked by gold-painted pumpkins and featured a cascading, floor-length white flower arrangement that included hundreds of white roses.
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She arrived in a show-stopping bright red gown with head-turning long cascading train, a look fitting for the record-breaking Oscar nominee.
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None of this is explicit in the film, leaving only the beauty of the music, cascading through nineteen speakers in overlapping fades and echoes.
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That team all worked together on that other dress Biel wore to the Emmys: the strapless white Ralph & Russo ball gown with cascading ruffles.
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But the cascading scandal had also led frustrated 500 Startups graduates to chat about the scandal via an internal communication system, the graduate said.
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When Mr. Meizah graduated from high school, he presented his principal with a serene painting of mountains behind a waterfall cascading into a stream.
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If just the thought of taking a hot workout class is enough to send beads of sweat cascading down your temples, I feel you.
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What emerged was a story of cascading failure — the many small human errors at every phase of the airplane's design, certification, and operation process.
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This Russia scandal is currently somewhere around a 5 or 6, in my opinion, but it is cascading in intensity seemingly by the hour.
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Kitschy radio pop booms out from a central viewing tower, adorned by a glass wall with cascading currents of water illuminated in shimmering colors.
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Ciara wore a copy of Beyonce's silk pink suit with a red rope belt and her hair cascading down from a high half-ponytail.
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Although these cascading gas flows have been predicted because they influence the atmosphere of baby planets, this is the first time they've been observed.
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Bloomberg's cash — for better or worse — is also raising ad rates for other advertisers in certain markets, which will have a cascading, broader effect.
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The sprawling, multifaceted American system means that small tinkers to one part can set into motion a cascading series of changes to other parts.
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A stunning video shot during Monday's earthquake in the Philippines shows water cascading down the side of the building like an urban mega-waterfall.
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Watch a slow-motion video of Noccalula Falls in Alabama and let your worries tumble over the cliff like a cascading torrent of water.
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For instance, you can program cascading calls — if the first customer support representative doesn't answer, the call will be transferred to the next one.
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The Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development cut forecasts again for the global economy in 825.33 and 2020 cascading concerns on global growth.
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After nearly 24 hours of intermittent access, the company said a "server configuration change that triggered a cascading series of issues" was to blame.
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I'd like to thank the server who suggested folding the triangle like a taco, which kept the soft cheese from cascading into my lap.
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"As the cascading defaults and litigation unfold, there is real risk of another lost decade, this one more damaging than the last," Weiss said.
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By adding a swirl of cascading synth bars, Void creates a track entirely independent from Godin's originals while gracefully tipping her hat to it.
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In this part of the Cordilleras, only the poorest resort to farming the vertiginous slopes, their crops cascading like waterfalls down the sheer gradient.
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Later in the piece, as the waters become more agitated, the cascading arpeggios are like liquid running through the fingers, all shimmer and sparkle.
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They become hypervigilant, and that can have all sorts of cascading negative health consequences as you're inducing these chronic stresses on relatively young people.
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The 67-year-old had cascading eyebrows that hung about an half-inch off his face and two visible teeth on the bottom row.
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Ms. Dorrance was in torrential form, a nonstop source of cascading rhythm: You could see the heightened inspiration she brought to all her colleagues.
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Ms. Ripston, a tall, thin former model with cascading blonde hair, cut a fashionable figure in the sometimes rumpled world of civil liberties litigation.
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So it's striking that tech companies don't appear to be any better prepared for the cascading challenges of the coronavirus epidemic than other businesses.
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Her cascading descriptions of internal turmoil spiral the way the mind does, and she often adds some odd shift in pronouns for extra flourish.
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Families can still experience rare quiet and tranquility on the hike to the arch, reveling in the cascading melody of a canyon wren's call.
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The result is a cascading effect caused both by fueling the rise of corporate monopoly power and also by undermining the position of labor.
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Add an extra 15 seconds of dwell time here, another 20 seconds there, and you have a cascading effect that appreciably lengthens travel time.
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The cascading crisis has disrupted the global aviation industry, cost the company billions of dollars and led to the ouster of its chief executive.
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The extreme cold and recovery from Thursday's snowstorm created a "cascading series of issues for the airlines and terminal operators," the Port Authority said.
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Warm temperatures in the Arctic in recent months could lead to record-low levels of ice this summer, with cascading effects around the globe.
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Lawmakers were debating tax policy when water began cascading into the press area overlooking lawmakers' seats, forcing Deputy Speaker Lindsay Hoyle to suspend the session.
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The actress/model chose a cap-sleeve form-fitting gown with thigh-high slit, cascading train and all-over lace design for the second celebration.
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The Virginia story has moved quickly, with news of Northam's yearbook photo rapidly spiraling into a cascading series of controversies that have attracted national attention.
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That cascading tide of low standards ends up tripping the GOP up, as when they saddled themselves in Alabama with Roy Moore as their candidate.
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From long cascading waves and defined eyes to sky-high ponytails and bold lips, you might think you have Beyoncé's signature look all figured out.
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Recent commitments from the U.S., Germany and South African technology company Naspers have the potential to create a cascading effect that could attract more investors.
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Guests pay upwards of 50,000 naira (about $140) a night for the luxury of constant water, power showers, and a pool with a cascading fountain.
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They confirmed the studio would have sent someone into Kylie's home to put it together, especially with something cascading and sculptural like what Khloé sent.
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Her heart was set on a Pnina Tornai dress, featuring a nude base covered by Chantilly lace with a body-skimming silhouette and cascading train.
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When it comes to the cascading failures arising from widespread outages, length of the blackout is a key factor in the severity of the impact.
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Elaborate winter coats and dresses in apricot pink and lavendar hues melded together chiffon, mink and other fabrics such as cashmere, to create cascading effects.
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What's next: In the dynamic recovery phase, leaders have to anticipate the potential for cascading and unintended consequences, and engage the community for sustainable redevelopment.
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Still, its cascading effects on power and communications would challenge FEMA's ability to respond to a nationwide crisis, thus making this exercise an important one.
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Sp. Counsel Mueller & Congress MUST sort thru the shifting denials, changed stories & cascading lies about Trump team's contacts w Russia Like some others, Illinois Rep.
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Paulson's face goes through a symphony of emotions, cascading from a self-assured smirk to wide-eyed alarm to bottled-up rage to tearful defeat.
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The cascading keys of "Decks Dark" build to a sinister unison groove subtly foregrounding pianos ahead of the album's belated first bit of electric guitar.
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The center's mission is guided by the "risk-based" approach that focuses on protecting U.S. systems that, if sabotaged, would have devastating or cascading consequences.
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Also on display are her intersecting bronze rings in the shape of the world's time zones, which hang cascading in a perpetual 24-hour loop.
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America's deteriorating infrastructure promises to have a cascading impact on our nation's economy, hindering business productivity, employment and personal income – and reducing our international competitiveness.
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Amazon explains it much more technically, but suffice to say that error had a cascading impact on the S3 storage in the Northern Virginia datacenter.
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At first, I felt as if I was Neo in "The Matrix," watching incomprehensible lines of code cascading down the screen in front of me.
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Unlike the Republican tax bill, benefiting the wealthy and corporations, infrastructure benefits the entire economy and pays for itself with a strong, cascading multiplier effect.
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The extreme cold and recovery from Thursday's snow storm created a "cascading series of issues for the airlines and terminal operators," the Port Authority said.
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Miles's crystal clear open trumpet sound and the buzz of his harmon mute, played over cascading piano chords, can melt even the most frigid hearts.
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The EMP field, in their immediate rear area, will cause cascading failures of the electric grid throughout the DMZ and the entirety of South Korea.
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Plants cascading from walls and partitions also help clean the air while satisfying our innate need to connect to nature, a concept known as biophilia.
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These activists say immigrants, including the undocumented, should benefit from the relief measures to avoid negative cascading effects on national health care and the economy.
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Like a de facto piano concerto, Hummel's septet bustles with rippling passagework, decorative scales, cascading arpeggios and, in the rustic finale, bursts of dancing octaves.
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The plastic-cleaning array had a cascading series of problems, then broke But it seems the technology may have left the harbor a bit prematurely.
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Certain ecosystems like peatlands and rainforests could be degraded until they reach a tipping point where restoration is no longer possible, cascading into further losses.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "Always be with you you you you you you," sings Jonghyun over a shower of cascading synthesizer light beams.
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With his long hair cascading down his shoulders he comes across as a faintly disheveled surfer dude for whom, refreshingly, airs and graces don't matter.
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An artist from Bangkok flew in to paint murals on the close-set walls, of women in gold headdresses with cascading red and green hair.
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In their effort to manage chaos and silence astute doctors, I would argue the government took a shortsighted action and it had a cascading impact.
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"A demand downfall across sectors has had a downward cascading effect on everything including coal imports," said Puneet Gupta, founder of online coal marketplace Coalshastra.
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Last year, Beyoncé posed with her newborn twins, in a photograph that invoked the Madonna and Child, wearing a cascading silk organza Palomo Spain robe.
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The plans explain that the design concept, by Koichi Takada Architects, is "derived from ideas in the natural and built landscape," offering a "cascading" design.
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The cascading effects from companies being unable to produce in Asia, or unable to move those goods, are already being reported from Apple and Nike.
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Now, the cascading financial crisis that forced Puerto Rico to declare a form of bankruptcy earlier this month also threatens to decimate its public university.
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Lawmakers have focused mainly on the gripping conflict between the president and the F.B.I. director he fired with cascading requests for documents, recordings and hearings.
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This simply doesn't work in most circumstances, and even when it does work, it can cause cascading issues on nearby infrastructure that must be addressed.
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A parking lot across Buena Vista Avenue from the Beaux-Arts train station was peeled up; in its place is a park with cascading waters.
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Listen: Haim's new track "Summer Girl" has a cascading saxophone line and gentle vocal lines that linger like a salty ocean breeze, our critic writes.
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Listen: Haim's new track "Summer Girl" has a cascading saxophone line and gentle vocal lines that linger like a salty ocean breeze, our critic writes.
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In one sequence, the camera quickly racks focus so that every flag in a cascading line comes into sharp relief just as it twirls overhead.
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But the latest taker to the hair transformation trend is probably the most surprising, especially considering her blond, cascading waves are arguably her most identifiable feature.
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With those cascading, free-flowing waves comes a whole lot of trickery — and Suave, a brand that previously employed them itself, is setting the record straight.
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COMPANIES TRY TO RESUME WORK The extended closure of factories in the world's second-largest economy has raised concerns about disruptions cascading through global supply chains.
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"That's a big deal for a girl who's about to be 13 and has this cascading blond hair that gets commented on a lot," Roberts said.
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Frances Frei, Uber's new vice president of leadership and strategy, said that Kalanick could be redeemed, even after cascading scandals forced him to resign in June.
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He is looking really good with his hair cascading down his shoulders and in season 4, I need Molly to consummate this relationship for the culture.
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As reported in Nature News, an early look at the data points to a series of cascading software errors as the reason for the botched landing.
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The gold-sequenced catsuit was complete with an embellished bodice featuring the face of a lion, with massive feathers cascading over her shoulders as its mane.
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The Weinstein revelations, and the cascading Hollywood fallout, represented the biggest and broadest in a succession of film community scandals that have only continued since then.
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For the event, she wore a custom neon yellow strong-shouldered Versace gown with pink feathery and leaf appliqué throughout, topped off with a cascading train.
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The catastrophe might look like a rapidly cascading series of automation failures: A few automated systems go off the rails in response to some local shock.
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Confused and jealous, Ralph just wants his friend back, which paves the way for the cascading threat that he naively unleashes and must try to fix.
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Last week, fresh measures from President Donald Trump's administration against Russian tycoons and businesses triggered a sell-off in the ruble and sent stocks cascading lower.
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The reporting effectively ended Weinstein's career, and led to a cascading series of stories of past sexual harassment involving big names in Hollywood and the media.
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To drive and accommodate this cascading wireless boom, we will need wireless connections that are faster, greater in number, and more robust, widespread, diverse, and flexible.
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"A series of cascading unilateral measures would have dangerous repercussions for the OECD's multilateral process and for a wide range of US export sectors," Bramble explained.
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Turned out for the occasion in a goth-tinctured Alexander McQueen ensemble, her white hair cascading over her black leather jacket, she surveyed the gathering expectantly.
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Outdoors, primary emissions—whether from tailpipes, factories, or fertilizer-laden farms—undergo near-constant transformation into new combinations of chemicals through a cascading sequence of reactions.
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" Pretzel-twisted balloons and cascading yellow balls, after all, don't quite match a poète maudit's "dreamed-of release, the shattering of grace crossed with new violence.
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The Great American Counterpoint, an orderly, pastoral game providing temporary respite from the unstoppable cascading wave of capitalism's dominion over nearly every aspect of our lives.
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The travel industry in particular was in chaos as airlines and cruise companies struggled from the shock of new travel restrictions on top of cascading cancellations.
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These cascading closures across the economy will necessarily cause a breakdown in demand, making a recession increasingly probable because of a demand shock to the economy.
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In August, for example, Apple, Google and Facebook banned the right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones for violating hate speech rules, setting off a cascading effect.
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Fire season could spread to the Southeast, crop failures could desolate the Midwest and cascading disasters could knock 10 percent off the U.S. economy by 2100.
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The moves come amid market tumult on Wall Street that has seen Treasury yields hit record lows amid cascading oil prices and a falling stock market.
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Before I bought my grandson a larger sandbox to have at my house, I bought him the Step2 Cascading Cove Sand and Water Table with Umbrella.
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Short of leaving the euro, a move with no precedent or procedure and a high risk of cascading chaos, this was not an option for Greece.
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Parametric products could also be designed to slow cascading impacts if businesses lose revenue and therefore cannot buy from suppliers, sell to customers, or pay employees.
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What's more troubling about the assault on the whistle-blower's credibility, and the desire to know the complaint author's identity, is the cascading effects beyond obfuscation.
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Several Democrats said they were frustrated by the party's response up and down the line and impatient for an independent investigation to explain the cascading problems.
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As a former Conservative prime minister, John Major, put it, Tories believe in "wealth cascading down the generations" and are generally opposed to death taxes. Mrs.
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Details: The Palisade's styling, including a wide cascading grille (which isn't for everyone) and well-appointed interior with quilted leather upholstery, give it an upscale feel.
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It looks good on a curated feed, perfectly melted and organized just so with its trays, individual roasting tools, and layers of goo cascading over food.
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Faces, from the filters we use to transform ourselves on social media, were traced on sheer overcoats or cut into cascading gowns, or imprinted on tulle.
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Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) is a web language that makes websites look good, but in the right hands it can also render strange and beautiful portraits.
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In Berlin, the florist Ruby Barber of Mary Lennox often forsakes conventional flowers entirely, preferring the unexpected textures of cascading miscanthus or Briza media, which shivers.
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Ewald recorded video footage of the water swirling through the property, carrying shoes and other belongings in its current and cascading down steps like a waterfall.
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"When you've seen this level of criminality — and what I would consider cascading criminality — if this doesn't push you over, when would you impeach?" he said.
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One or two of these financial institutions collapsing could in turn instigate a cascading financial crisis similar in scope and scale to the hurricane scenario above.
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I cannot use words that describe how dangerous this situation is," Brooks said of the bill, which he claimed will have "a lot of cascading effects.
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"A shutdown has these cascading effects on the scientific work of the organization," said Daniel M. Ashe, a former director of the Fish and Wildlife Service.
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" — Laura Grass "Some of us recreated a satirical etching by Thomas Rowlandson from around 1811, showing visitors at the Royal Academy cascading down a steep staircase.
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Here, the complex, which includes the temple, a guesthouse and a visitor's center, is organized around a landscaped piazza, with a cascading fountain splashing through it.
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Nermin Er's "Side by Side" (2017), the third work to intervene in an old cave, features delicate paper ladders and scaffolds cascading down the rock face.
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Ew. Last week, back-to-back train derailments at New York's Penn Station, the busiest transit hub in the US, caused cascading delays for millions of commuters.
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It comes from hydropower delivered by cascading waterfalls, dams and rivers that run so close to the roads that you can almost run your fingers through them.
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A quote for home coverage is often a multiple-choice hell, with cascading options depending on such matters as whether you own a shed or keep bees.
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This plastic is notoriously hard to clean up and poses a mounting threat to entire ocean ecosystems, which can lead to cascading environmental crises across the globe.
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Follow the hemlock-lined trails of Hocking Hills State Park and you'll find cascading waterfalls, deep-recessed caves, and cliff views that will steal your breath away.
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The two athletes got their wedding off to a sweet start with a four-tiered wedding cake with white and pink lifelike sugar paste roses cascading down.
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She accentuated her baby bump in the form-fitting design and made a statement as she walked the steps with her ball gown skirt cascading behind her.
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Even though individual countries could have benefited temporarily from narrowly self-interested policies, they decided to stand together, avoiding a cascading protectionism that would have hurt everyone.
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The brief and enchanting "For Love" is built on a lapping, ebb-and-flow melody, with a cascading feel that calls to mind his "Gangsterism" series. RUSSONELLO
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In a bid to seek cover from the risk of a global downturn, investors have been snapping up bonds, sending negative yields cascading across the euro zone.
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As it copes with cascading delays, traffic congestion, and declines in ridership, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is seeking salvation from an unlikely source: the tech sector.
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But after close investigation, we came to the realization that the woman with cascading blonde locks was in fact Del Rey — and we're into her new look.
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Whenever we see an exciting new outfit cascading down the runway, we have to remind ourselves of the harsh truth: You can't afford that full look, babygirl.
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NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the video, which shows "cascading magnetic arches" on the sun after a filament of solar material erupted from the star on Dec.
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The year and a half since Trudeau's election has seen a cascading series of scandals and press freedom violations which undermine Canada's claim to respect media rights.
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Even now… Turkey fears such cascading disruption and has battled its own Kurdish population (in particular the PKK, which it regards as a terrorist organization) for decades.
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Meghan teamed her soft pink Prada dress with soft cascading curls that appeared to be more "done" than the loose, textured waves she's sported in the past.
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It's a move that has a cascading effect: It means the FCC cannot — and will not, under Pai — outright prohibit practices like blocking, throttling or paid prioritization.
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Starchy high collars, chaste necklines, slender arm-sheathing sleeves, virginal capelets and cascading ruffles suggested that even for some stubbornly progressive brides, this year prim is in.
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Triplets, especially those delivered in a sort of cascading cadence over an entire verse, are now so popular that nearly every mainstream rap artist has used them.
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I thought of my grandmother, of food intended to convey that the person who made it loves you and wants to send endorphins cascading through your brain.
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Coal black, with a curving neck from which at least four feet of cascading mane and little tufts at his ankles, Frederik the Great is a Friesian.
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A cascading series of actions then kicked into gear, which would eventually compromise the staffer's entire computer network and expose huge quantities of sensitive documents and information.
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The Trump-Kelly feud once again became a focal point of the presidential campaign coverage, cascading across Twitter, cable news and digital news outlets, including this one.
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After all, there's almost certainly a cascading effect in adding an elite reliever that we can't capture in our numbers, and therefore neither understand nor properly value.
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A merman in a blue tail and a cascading silver necklace was swimming through the pool, his black underwear peeking out of the back of his scales.
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Praveen Khandelwal, a senior leader of the Confederation of All-India Traders, said businesses currently were "harassed and victimized" by the cascading demands of multiple tax authorities.
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Oakland Airport lost power more more than an hour during rush hour Tuesday night as Thanksgiving travel kicked into full force, causing cascading flight delays and diversions.
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But he also imparted propulsive energy as needed, in the Allegro molto second movement and especially in the composer's trademark evocation of cascading bells in the finale.
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All of it is performed in a cascading blend of English, French, and German with Zulu, Xhosa, Swazi, and Swahili, not to mention high-speed nonsense verse.
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"Virtually no foreign airline canceled any flights into J.F.K." on Thursday, said Jason Rabinowitz, a freelance aviation blogger who tracked the cascading pileup as it played out.
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This cascading torrent of earth can destroy anything in its path at speeds up to 21944 mph, which was observed when Mount St. Helens erupted in 22006.
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"In 1987, the decline took longer but from when it really started cascading lower, it only took 10 days," said Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak.
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Sue Natali, an ecologist at Woods Hole Research Center in Massachusetts who studies Arctic tundra and permafrost, said that depressions, even shallow ones, can have cascading effects.
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Sometimes — more effectively — it's a working-class family dramedy, conscious of the cascading effects of small financial setbacks and the code-switching involved in moving across cultures.
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Cutting off funding for a branch of science has a series of cascading effects — including harming other branches of science — that can require many years to undo.
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And just like the Caribbean resort, their private resort has waterslides, and lazy river built into Mayan-style stone structures, with palm trees and cascading water falls.
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Pressure can build beneath the surface over time, creating hairline fractures, until a precipitating incident triggers cascading changes that lead, often irreversibly, to a new steady state.
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Some of those choices, if they happen at just the right moment, could be just the perturbations that spark cascading changes in social, economic, or technological systems.
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Together these ecological effects brought large amounts of nutrients into the water at specific times and places, which had a cascading effect on the ocean's food web.
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The Syrian conflict has proven to be uncontainable and cascading in ways detrimental to U.S. interests that few could have predicted when it began seven years ago.
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Extremely warm temperatures in the Arctic over the last two months could lead to record low levels of ice this summer, with cascading effects around the globe.
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You can visit the bear sanctuary and swim in one of the three cascading pools fed by the waterfall before getting a tuk-tuk back to town.
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Beyoncé's hair is falling in the long flowing curls that Botticelli loved to paint, and the veil cascading past her hips echoes the lines of Venus's hair.
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A cascading series of failures of imagination; failures to invest in the future; paralyzed or ideologically blinkered or simply idiotic governance; and, perhaps most of all, cost disease.
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It's rare for a single airport to make headlines, but that's what happens when a cascading series of events shuts down one of the world's biggest transit hubs.
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Meanwhile, the Oregon Resilience Plan (prepared by state legislative committee rather than state executive branch), which tends to consider cascading failures, says 90% operational in 3-4 weeks.
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The ranch house has a cascading storm water and creek purification feature in the courtyard, and native grasses that cleanse rainwater prior to entering the creek and spring.
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Prosecutors and police officials close to the Gulenists implicated Mr Erdogan and his allies in a cascading corruption scandal in 2013; thousands of them were purged in response.
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I'd hold the hourglass-shaped salt dispenser in my hands, watching the grains fall as if they were the sands of time cascading away from our customers' lives.
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The resulting long-sleeved creation, complete with cascading three-dimensional embellishment down the skirt and a row of buttons up the back, may give Kelly's gown some competition.
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Elena chose a long-sleeve column lace dress by Ersa Atelier, while Amanda wore a body-skimming white gown by Pronovias with lace accents and a cascading train.
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CERES products come from nearly 20 different instruments on 11 different satellites, so you can imagine how pulling any one satellite offline, even temporarily, would have cascading effects.
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We are living through a massive shift from representative democracy to something called viral direct democracy, now cascading over us in a garbage-laden tsunami of raw data.
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The lack of fuel has a "cascading impact on several vital sectors" - water and sanitation as well as health and food, as prices have risen sharply, she said.
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The last time this happened in mid-March, Facebook blamed a "server configuration change" that resulted in an unprecedented, cascading series of issues persisting for over 24 hours.
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The overconsumption of water (relative to its availability) has something of a cascading affect, insofar as it results in decreased river flows and declining lake and groundwater levels.
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The cascading effects of climate change include impacts to human health, agriculture, tourism, social conflict, and the "forced environmental migration" of populations due to labor or resource shortages.
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The cascading furor set the White House against a Democratic congresswoman in exchanges that tarnished the credibility of both Trump and White House Chief of Staff John Kelly.
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In 2008, a break in a dam at the Tennessee Valley Authority's Kingston power plant sent over a billion gallons of coal ash cascading into the Clinch River.
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Nick Alston is a gumshoe tracking the case of a millionaire's missing son, a disappearance linked by cascading events to the grassy knoll in Dallas in November 1963.
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Cascading economic and political damage eventually forced Trump to approve a three-week resolution to reopen the government—a humiliating climbdown for the president on his signature issue.
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At Carolina Herrera, the denim dress that opened the designer's spring 2017 runway show rematerialized in cascading layers of white silk faille in the fall 2017 bridal collection.
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Several users described the new Lasagna Mia design as "pasta pancakes," comparing the ribbons of sauce cascading down the sides to maple syrup down a stack of flapjacks.
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Although researchers are not yet projecting dire circumstances for both vast regions of our oceans and the planet's climate — the potential cascading effects of their collapse are troubling.
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Peters can be a naturalist when she feels it is called for, or devote herself to meticulously stylized waves of cascading hair and impossibly long and rigid beards.
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I can't be anyone other than myself, either, which means you're never going to see me strutting my stuff with a neon silken hood cascading around my face.
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Their courtship song is one of the most beautiful in the world: it's like a high, thin river made of musical notes tumbling and rushing and cascading downstream.
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Related: Cascading Emojis Are 38 Seconds of Pure Joy This Is Your Gross Jelly Body on Peer Pressure Human Anatomy Gets A Digital Twist In CGI Film Experiments
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Jacob, the patriarch, appears in an olive-colored turban and a simple red tunic, his white beard cascading to the top of the cane over which he hunches.
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The report also cites Superstorm Sandy, six years ago, which caused cascading impacts on interconnected systems in the New York area, some of which had not been anticipated.
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The shift is the most significant overhaul in years to Facebook's News Feed, the cascading screen of content that people see when they log into the social network.
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The loss of our nuclear plants would put our 1,600 nuclear plant employees out of work, with a cascading effect that would cost New Jersey 143,800 jobs statewide.
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Pandemics do not physically damage infrastructure, but supply chains can be severely disrupted due to higher levels of employee absenteeism in many locations and sectors with cascading impacts.
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The draft also cites Hurricane Sandy, five years ago, which caused cascading impacts on interconnected systems in the New York area, some of which had not been anticipated.
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But countries are still only starting to work through the cascading consequences of the virus, for example the results of closing schools, which will have many secondary impacts.
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This is a drooping plant that looks best in a hanging basket or perched on a column or high cabinet where its cascading growth pattern can be appreciated.
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One of the major shortcomings of the American public policy process is that policies are often created in isolation, without adequate opportunity to consider potential cascading negative impacts.
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The software issues kicked off a cascading series of problems, including difficulties getting through on the phone to report results after precinct officials had trouble with the app.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 9 million The number of Cathay Pacific airline passengers whose personal information may have been stolen by hackers AND FINALLY Triple spiral You've seen cascading dominoes.
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Step 2: SwirlIf you swirl the glass, you see that it has those "legs," the streaks of a wine kind of cascading down the side of the glass.
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Regulators, judges, professionals and market participants, who had often not known each other before, were catapulted into the center of a cascading liquidity crisis that roared across borders.
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Officials are also investing in making the power grid more reliable to prevent cascading infrastructure failures as thousands of air conditioners switch on and strain the electricity networks.
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The bear case sounds smarter because it is confident, filled with jargon, forecasts cascading negative events without any intervening positive ones, uses conspiratorial reasoning, and ignores inconvenient facts.
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It was ancient forest bisected by cascading mountain streams that fed a river with a haunting name, a place beyond the imagination of a teenager from the Bronx.
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Adding volume to the top of the hair, whether pulled all the way up or cascading down, was a popular takeaway from the beehive trend developed in 1960.
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A cascading series of reports of a toxic workplace, hostility toward its female employees, secret programs to evade the authorities, and more have served to blunt the startup's momentum.
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For taxonomy purposes, a beard consists of swaths of facial hair that slide down from the middle of the earlobe, hugging the chin and cascading to the Adam's apple.
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In Washington, D.C., commuters had the luxury of wading through cascading waterfalls on their way home from work on Tuesday, as heavy rains flooded the Cleveland Park Metro station.
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In the weeks since, it's had a cascading effect on other advertisers, with AT&T, Johnson & Johnson, and others decided to pause YouTube advertising, until Google rolls out changes.
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If all these constellations are successfully launched around the same time, the number of operational satellites in orbit would quadruple, raising the risk of catastrophic and cascading satellite collisions.
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He saw a woman trapped in a car that had washed down the street and now was stuck and being battered by water cascading over its top and hood.
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The mobile apps and web interface are based around the 'spaces' (groups) you've made, each one is a cascading list of shared content, with comments and notifications included inline.
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When the internet isn't ooh-ing and ahh-ing over her cascading waves or brilliant updo hacks, royal fans then focus their attention on William's hair, or lack thereof.
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She wore a custom, off-the-shoulder Oscar de la Renta princess ball gown with cascading floral embroidery down the skirt, Fred Leighton jewels and Aera New York heels.
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After the coffee was infused and released cold from the tap, the nitrogen prompted a cascading effect and formed a thin layer of foam on top as it settled.
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From the audio god rays that conclude "Wallowa Lake Monster" to the appropriately cascading electroacoustic textures of "The Hidden River of My Life," there's much to be grateful for.
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Likewise, it takes a moment for the cascading waves of "Drain Drain Drain" (2017) to register as what must be art history's most epic painting of broccoli washing. —BS
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Made from re-embroidered French lace layered over duchess satin, the ceremony dress featured long lace sleeves and a romantic column silhouette with draped cascading fabric down the front.
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That's when he allegedly climbed back into the tractor, turned on the manure spreader, and sent "a wave of manure" cascading toward the patrol vehicle, according to the affidavit.
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But NASA revealed at the end of April that the SLS's first launch would slip another year, again, to 2019, which will have cascading effects on all future launches.
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But there is a hint that it gets better when, near the end of the video, Bussiere looks celebratory with silvery streamers cascading down around her as she dances.
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Compare that to Facebook's hours of downtime one day in March, which the company attributed to a "server configuration change that triggered a cascading series of issues," full stop.
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Odds are, if you saw The Matrix in 1999 or any time thereafter, the image of green characters cascading down a black screen is cemented in your mind's eye.
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At The Drive-In's "Arcarsenal" is a good example: there are subtle cascading echoes of the vocals that propagate to the sides, as if dissipating out into the distance.
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First, Orange Is the New Black's Diane Guerrero hit the red carpet at the Orgullosa event Tuesday, teaming hers with strappy Schutz sandals, cascading curls and a pink lip.
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Thus any trade constraint could potentially have a cascading, negative impact on U.S. commerce nationwide, as the transportation industry depends on a reliable supply of tires to ship goods.
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As my colleague Sharon Otterman reported, the design element that distinguishes the library — cascading indoor terraces connected by stairs — cannot be reached by people who cannot climb to them.
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The characters are drawn with empathy and humor, and the cascading series of coincidences neatly illustrates the idea that, as the title suggests, we are all hostages to chance.
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"The worry is the eventual cascading effect on emerging markets FX (foreign exchange) in the region," Saktiandi Supaat, head of global FX Strategy at Maybank, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The Government Accountability Office (GAO) in April released a report that said "cascading F-35 testing delays" could add more than $1 billion to the cost of the program.
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Staying cool is especially difficult because their cascading emotions — fear, guilt, lust — keep driving them to tear their shirts off and throw each other up against the nearest shed.
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Video The closure was heartbreaking for travelers who mapped out trips months in advance to hike and climb amid the spectacular views of cascading waterfalls and sheer rock faces.
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With Lively's cascading waves done, it was time for their "low-key" glam session to wrap — a moment that's always bittersweet for the pro, who relishes these glam sessions.
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He maintains that Lenin's belief in cascading revolutions across Europe was completely plausible, and that the ability of the working class to prevent or sabotage the war was real.
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The left and right sides of the flowery base on which she stands differ greatly, as do the bordering columns and the cascading drapery that soften the top corners.
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Waterfall with its black cascading water could be read as a work about oil and pollution, or as the sheer power of gravity pulling the water to the ground.
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But by focusing closely on individual stories amid a nuclear disaster, it hummed with current anxieties, whether about climate disaster or the cascading effects of governments denying objective reality.
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There was the bride's walk down the aisle with her parents, to the cascading drumbeats of the eerie first bars of "Atmosphere" by the post-punk band Joy Division.
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But the failure of a magazine long considered the leader in Germany for hard-hitting investigations could have cascading consequences for the news media, analysts and senior journalists said.
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Charges of harassment are cascading through statehouses across the country, leading to investigations, resignations of powerful men and anguish over hostile workplaces for women that for years went unacknowledged.
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After reports of cascading rush-hour delays on the 2 and 3 lines in Manhattan on Tuesday night, the M.T.A. believed it was the work of a repeat offender.
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The cascading impacts of the novel coronavirus come just as governors, state lawmakers, mayors and city councils would normally be hammering out their budget plans for the coming year.
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Blocking one application means users will move onto another application, creating a cascading effect that will continue until all of Hong Kong is behind a firewall, the association warned.
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Defaulting — or missing a certain number of scheduled payments — sets off cascading fees and seriously damages borrowers' credit scores, hampering their ability to get other loans in the future.
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But he faced criticism inside the company for alienating important customers and for the cascading series of delays that has kept the plane grounded for more than seven months.
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Corporations like BP and Wells Fargo have faced criticism for dawdling responses to cascading crises, while politicians from Bill Clinton to Anthony Weiner have had difficulty admitting to peccadilloes.
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If their work permits are canceled or expire, immigrants could face cascading consequences — losing jobs, driver's licenses, professional certificates and the chance to pay in-state tuition for college.
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A vulnerability that is exploited in one system can result in unpredictable, cascading and widespread consequences — jumping from a tech company one minute to a healthcare provider the next.
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For its projects, ODA has bumped out sections of building facades to create terraces on top, and it has also designed "cascading terraces," which step down, floor by floor.
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The latest ad, which showed a woman with dark hair cascading down her back and wearing white in a brightly lit room, promoted its Invisible For Black & White deodorant.
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President Donald Trump's claim that the drone strike last week made Americans safer is being challenged by cascading events that appear to leave the US more vulnerable and isolated.
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Farmers are used to harsh conditions, but Mr. Hamilton worries that businesses in small towns are less likely to bounce back from the drought, given the cascading economic effects.
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The indexes began losing steam in afternoon trade shortly after a rise in the 10-year Treasury yield, rekindling the worry that sparked this cascading market plunge last Friday.
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And the effects of the stalemate, the longest in United States history, are cascading across generations, with little that breadwinners can do to hide the consequences from their children.
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Hence the more grown-up aesthetic: The archaic cadences of the words and the ornate, cascading illustrations evoke German Romanticism, and also the music of Mozart, which Sendak adored.
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The fire department posted pictures of the apartment building on Twitter showing its roof collapsed in the explosion, which propelled wooden beams and other rubble cascading across the sidewalk.
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Each and every Star Cup grand prix that I complete, I'm always delighted by its ultimate climax, that final charge, through ice and air, cascading water and powdery snow.
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Tucked into the green cascading foothills of Nepal's Himalayas, it boasts a single, hair-raisingly short runway, rumored to be one of the most dangerous landing zones in the world.
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On a recent day, it took just minutes for a downpour to transform the face of another hill into a waterfall, with torrents of muddy water cascading down dirt steps.
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Equal parts performance art, whispered confessional, and sage advice, Jax divulges the good, bad, and ugly of the Canadian mental health care system over cascading waves of ambient drone music.
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The star had a major red carpet moment at the N.Y.C. premiere of Second Act thanks to her show-stopping Giambattista Valli bright pink tulle tiered gown with cascading train.
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Accompanying the record warmth were freak losses of sea ice, melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet and a host of cascading feedbacks that scientists have been warning about for years.
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Social media footage showed water cascading down the steps onto the platform at one station, pouring from the ceiling in another, and commuters climbing fences to avoid walking through water.
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"I don't see the regulations in UK cascading all the way to the US but could definitely be a leader for other European countries where Uber is facing similar issues."
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After all, 3 degrees of warming could yield a permanently ice-free Arctic Ocean in the summer, with all the cascading repercussions throughout ecosystems and weather patterns that would entail.
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Hyundai calls it a "Cascading Grille," which is appropriate, because it spans nearly the entire front end of the car, engulfing the headlights like rocks swallowed up by flowing lava.
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Galeria Max Estrella art director Amelie Aranguren explains that the multitude of tiny cascading screens which form a sort of digital tapestry is connected to a live stream of CNN.
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The integrative aspects of global supply chains, particularly in manufactured goods, means actions taken by the US that limit trade flows with one country will have cascading effects on others.
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As I pushed open the door to my building, I was met by January rain cascading through the darkness and the swish of trucks' wet tires rolling up First Avenue.
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The territory's government said that the additional deaths resulted from the effects of a storm that led to a "cascading failures" in infrastructure across the island of 3.3 million people.
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The removal of the cascading impact enabled the Industry to reduce prices and benefit the consumer as well as expand the market, which had been declining because of high taxation.
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Upping the ante on accessories in the shoot, Beyoncé cinched her waist with an intricate long white leather belt and layered on a series of cascading gold necklaces and earrings.
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"It's weird being rainkin [because] rain doesn't retain memories—it's water, it doesn't have a consciousness," one mused on a blog littered with artistic pictures of raindrops cascading into puddles.
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And soon all his physiological systems entered into cascading failure, coming undone in such rapid succession that you could imagine them pinging as they broke, like so many rubber bands.
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Wildfire brings with it both direct health effects in the form of burns, as well as cascading effects on respiratory health from inhaled smoke and mental health from disaster trauma.
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From the sparkly v-neck bodice to the layers of cascading tulle, all she needs is a glittery headpiece and she'll be well on her way to Disney princess-dom.
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And it is even harder to know if hacking into one person's account can set off a cascading chain of events that could lead foreign spies to more useful information.
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New construction and the dazzling River Lights public art installation, which bathes a cascading stretch of South Bend's principal waterway in a rainbow of hues, are reinvigorating the city center.
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While the snippets are too short to tell much about the song, it sounds a little cosmic and dreamy, with Welch singing, "constellation around your heart" in a cascading figure.
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Roughly an hour before, lightning strikes on a Consolidated Edison substation along the Hudson River tripped two circuit breakers, triggering a "cascading effect" that plunged Gotham into its darkest night.
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A cascading series of events associated with the CFIUS, a government body, got it to the point where Broadcom's aggressive dealmaker Hock Tan dropped plans to go after Qualcomm altogether.
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Of course, there was a wedding cake — the three-tiered traditionally white masterpiece was adorned with white flowers cascading down the side, but the top was decorated with multicolored candies.
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When the cheers of the Red Sox fans died down and Gray finally secured the third out of the inning, he walked to the dugout with boos cascading over him.
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The tour was also under pressure to fall in line with virtually every other mainstream American sports organization, which had already suspended competition in the cascading fallout of coronavirus concerns.
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"If even one player comes down with coronavirus, the [NBA] would suspend instantaneously because of the cascading effect of quarantines," ESPN basketball reporter Brian Windhorst told me on Wednesday afternoon.
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Lawyers at FIFA's Zurich headquarters have huddled (virtually) with representatives from leagues, clubs and players unions to provide a framework to deal with the cascading issues created by the pandemic.
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This account of how Mr. Zuckerberg and Ms. Sandberg navigated Facebook's cascading crises, much of which has not been previously reported, is based on interviews with more than 20183 people.
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The bigger picture is that while claims are currently piling up because of Covid-19-related business closures, there's a risk that we're going to see cascading waves of failures.
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Like so many of us, I was a huge fan of the show's original iteration in the '90s and the opening harmonica alone sends endorphins cascading down my spinal cord.
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In the 1967-68 "Interior with Plant, Reflection Listening (Self-Portrait)" the small mirror image of Freud's face and torso peeks out from among the cascading leaves of a plant.
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Well, over the past couple of days, internet content has proliferated highlighting a cascading selection of paint swatches: lighter the hue, you are "mentally ill" -- a "challenged young man," perhaps.
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Florida's proposal calls it "a key overarching challenge," while North Carolina pledges to anticipate "how a changing climate, extreme events, ecological degradation and their cascading effects" will affect state residents.
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New England quarterback Tom Brady appears to be celebrating his insane Super Bowl comeback and enjoying the NFL offseason by recklessly cascading down ski slopes and horrifying Patriots fans everywhere.
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DHS is trying to avoid a single attack that creates cascading problems across these industries and will have to change existing protocols of information sharing so that there's greater collaboration.
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Robert Kaestner, one of the authors of the new study, said he and his co-authors think the financial impacts of Medicaid could have cascading effects for the program's beneficiaries.
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" But "sometimes — more effectively," he adds, "it's a working-class family dramedy, conscious of the cascading effects of small financial setbacks and the code-switching involved in moving across cultures.
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In "Thinking Boy," a sky-blue character with one enormous eye curls into a kneeling position, while a black figure bent almost double, in "Paraguay," strides through cascading red waves.
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"Devotion" (1908) has a dreamy Symbolist air, as a redheaded girl gazes skyward while pale, diaphanous blues, pinks, and yellows in her billowing blouse merge with the background's cascading colors.
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Evidence of production bottlenecks is anecdotal so far, forcing companies to make plans with only limited data in the short- and long-term with cascading effects on production and investment.
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Biel and Timberlake walked the carpet in classic, old school Hollywood looks, with Biel in a strapless ball gown with cascading ruffles and Timberlake in a clean and classic black tuxedo.
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But inside the gates, the house sits on a deep lot complete with a star-worthy backyard and extra-long pool with a hot tub and cascading spa in the center.
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It seems that for a lot of people, including my wife, once a migraine gets going, once that vicious death spiral of cascading neurochemicals has begun, there is no way out.
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It wasn't a huge deal—the…Read more ReadDue to very heavy rain, commuters at the Cleveland Park station were greeted with water cascading down the stairs and onto the platform.
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The album's closing song, "Police Get Away Wit Murder," tackles police brutality from a steely perspective over a taut Hit-Boy production powered by fierce drums and a menacing, cascading motif.
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This emerald-green bomber with the panther face and the navigator sunglasses that'll fit you just perfectly around the face, a frame for your cascading dreads, are my gifts to you.
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The closure was heartbreaking for travelers, many of whom mapped out their trips months in advance to hike and climb amid the spectacular views of cascading waterfalls and sheer rock faces.
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It's a challenge to make a compelling visual of dirt, but Robin Broadbent's image of it shaking loose from spidery roots and cascading down the cover lends it dynamism and beauty.
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The Pretty Little Liars star just let go of what she refers to as her "security blanket," trading cascading waves for a collarbone-length look — but is it the real deal?
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Facebook has been rocked this year with a cascading series of problems, including a proliferation of hate speech on its platform, Russian political interference and the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal.
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But they had ventured far enough to see and to photograph lush stands of the palms cascading down mountaintops, their pale wax-covered trunks extending like matchsticks from the dark understory.
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"An effort to go after a collateral figure like Kusher or Donald Trump Jr. could set in motion a series of cascading events that could well endanger the presidency," Turley said.
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The bill — the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection Agency Act of 2016 — calls for risk assessments and joint working groups to mitigate the cascading fall-out between the cyber and kinetic world.
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A painter of grand, abstract canvases cascading with layers of graffitilike script or explosions of vivid color, Twombly set up his studio in the most pedestrian of storefronts in downtown Lexington.
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During a tribute to the Brazilian aviation pioneer Alberto Santos-Dumont, in which white boxes were tossed from hand to hand, the cameras were too close to capture the cascading effect.
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But the cascading, untrue attacks definitely shows me the kind of climate that we're in, and how nefarious forces are going to try to spread lies and half-truths about you.
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The auto loan market is huge — with $1.1 trillion in outstanding loans — but defaults are not very likely to have the cascading effects on the banking system that home foreclosures did.
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"Reporters at Wirecutter named it their favorite watering wand, saying that it "breaks hose water down into a gentle cascading shower suitable for soft-focus shampoo commercials, or watering patio plants.
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The cascading effects of political instability, poverty, environmental degradation, and lack of respect for human rights have given rise to both increased migration and growing trends of violent extremism and radicalization.
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Pots of cascading red and purple petunias surround the fountain in summer, maples and willows grace the asymmetric stretches of perfect lawn, and mature pines flank the edges of the garden.
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As domestic politics and Mueller's threat to Trump dominated a weekend of cascading political developments, there was a new twist to the third dominant issue demanding the administration's attention -- North Korea.
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"Not holding that concert or community event can have cascading effects -- saving dozens of lives and preserving critical health care resources that your family may need a month from now," Gov.
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Despite cascading humanitarian and political impacts of that decision, the devastating toll of the virus left Trump little choice -- even though some conservative backers have been urging him to ease lockdowns.
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Meanwhile, a naked woman sitting on a podium with her legs spread open started cackling as streams of glitter tumbled out of her vagina, insinuating that coins were cascading from it.
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People often trek countless miles, endure rain and insects, and sleep on the hard ground in order to catch a glimpse of the cascading water at the end of the journey.
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As I hold up a mirror to see how she's progressing, I see her own silver hair cascading to her shoulders, her eyes dark and empathetic, her presence strong and nurturing.
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While this won't prevent a battery from failing, it does prevent the kinds of cascading failures that lead to explosions, says Grant Brown, cofounder and vice president of marketing at SPBES.
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I heard echoes of Prokofiev and Messiaen in the piano part, full of pounding rhythms, cascading chords, spiraling swirls of fast notes, and that four-note theme, played in every contortion.
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"It starts with a little thing like the president not divesting his financial interests, which sets a tone from the top that goes cascading down through the executive branch," Shaub explained.
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It is monumental and carnivalesque, and can put you in mind of American architecture at its most vernacular, especially old-fashioned circus tents, with their bold stripes and peaked, cascading tops.
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I agree the existing level of $28503 billion can and should be raised, but the proposed $22019 billion threshold is too high and raises the danger of a cascading economic effect.
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As part of the $2202 trillion omnibus spending package, Congress approved almost $2628 billion in assistance to address cascading disasters from the Middle East refugee crisis to food shortages in Africa.
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"They (these projects) will have a cascading effect on fuel demand," said R. Ramachandran, director of refineries at Bharat Petroleum, adding that this would be reflected directly in strong refining margins.
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At times it felt like the candidates were doing their best to offer beleaguered viewers a much-needed break from the constant stream of combative news clips cascading from Capitol Hill.
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The key finding was that faulty sensor readings combined with erroneous MCAS activation "produced a cascading number of warnings that may have overwhelmed the pilots," according to the New York Times.
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In the days following this well-received State of the Union, Trump must now develop a comprehensive series of policies for dealing with the due bills now cascading across his desk.
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The hook on "So 243 Real" is irresistibly Prince-like, and the cascading riffs on the album's eponymous closer wouldn't have felt out of place on a new wave dance floor.
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There's a murder, a cover-up and, in their wake, cascading catastrophes, as the robots act in hapless accordance with their understanding of how emotions and relationships are supposed to work.
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One person stands out in the flurry of impeachment-related texts cascading onto Washington this week: The guy who says what's happening is "crazy" and that he might have to quit.
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Basic skills you probably already have Fun fact: as a kid, I spent a lot of time editing my Neopets user profile with basic HTML coding and cascading style sheets (CSS).
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We had a cascading series of decisions that could be justified in the moment, but when you stepped back and took the broad view, it was just a lot of shortsighted foolishness.
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That creates an opening in which a wide range of vaguely plausible senators and governors can reasonably ask themselves, "Why not me?" which in turn sets off a cascading series of calculations.
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In recent years, Apple has brought Intel into the fold as a modem supplier, and it appears that decision has had cascading effects that have led to today's complex web of lawsuits.
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Featuring some of the swampy, cascading forms you might hear in a M.E.S.H. track, the track peters along in a heavily dubby imbalance until it hits full swing in its latter half.
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Invisibly, as before, she presented the cascading jokes and puns of the indomitable Gaulish villagers as if they had been minted in English; many readers, to her delight, supposed they had been.
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At the offices of Kensington Publishing Corporation, in Midtown Manhattan, I am greeted by a wall of gently cascading water and an African American receptionist who ushers me into a meeting room.
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The discharge sent some 3 million gallons of orange-colored water containing 900,000 pounds of heavy metals, including arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury, cascading into a creek that feeds the Animas River.
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The authors of AI Now's report say this incident is just one of a number of "cascading scandals" involving AI and algorithmic systems deployed by governments and big tech companies in 2018.
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You've probably seen Innika Choo's ruffled, cascading dress all over your Instagram feed without even realizing it — in fact, we can't help but think her pieces were made specifically for the 'gram.
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Why it matters: The findings bring new urgency to efforts already underway to assess the potential human health impacts from exposure to plastics and the cascading consequences of plastic pollution for ecosystems.
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The other ad features Childish Gambino's "Redbone" being sung by an alien emoji and unicorn backup singers, which spiral out into a psychedelic universe of cascading cat, panda, robot, and unicorn emoji.
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I had a chance to sit down this week at MWC with Lars Boilesen, the CEO of Opera, and Håkon Wium Lie, the company's CTO and inventor of cascading style sheets (CSS).
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When land is that dry, vast amounts of furious rainfall can only be absorbed at a certain pace with the remaining water leaving the land quickly susceptible to mudslides and cascading land.
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Power failed around noon on Sunday after faulty transmission circuits triggered "cascading voltage" that disconnected power plants supplying electricity to the west part of Java island, which includes the capital, PLN said.
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"Morning," the mom of three tweeted alongside a pic of her posing on the beach in a high-waisted, hot pink bikini and shades, her long brown hair cascading down her back.
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We meet his sharp but affectionate sister, learn who his favorite musicians are, watch him plink out basic Christmas carols before he explodes in a burst of frustration and cascading, crunching chords.
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Miller was also responsible for the crystal covered Monica Ivena crop top and cascading high-low tulle skirt that Kardashian wore to the Kardashin Christmas party, where she matched with daughter, True.
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Just one high-interest payday loan can have a cascading effect — ultimately robbing a service member of the ability to own a home, buy a car, or even provide for their family.
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These cascading earrings are made of white gold (common in the 1920s as an alternative to platinum), coral, diamonds, sapphires and rubies — a glamorous yet unfussy fusion of the then and now.
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With water cascading down the pyramid of urinals, American Standard is like much of Terris' work: an exploration of how humans are constantly altering reality with structures, objects, information, and pure spectacle.
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One of Uber's largest investors, the venture capital firm Benchmark, is aggressively pushing back on speculation that it is looking to divest from Uber as the company muddles through a cascading scandal.
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"Cascading F-2023 testing delays could cost the Department of Defense (DOD) over a billion dollars more than currently budgeted to complete development of the F-35 baseline program," the report says.
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"Cascading F-2628 testing delays could cost the Department of Defense (DOD) over a billion dollars more than currently budgeted to complete development of the F-28503 baseline program," the report says.
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Dentistry — excluded from traditional Medicare coverage — is a crucial focus: Programs invest heavily to fix broken teeth and dentures to avoid costly infections or poor nutrition that can cause cascading health problems.
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I inhaled the nuggets and onion rings in about two minutes as we drove down to the pier, and was buzzing from all the salt and saturated goodness cascading into my veins.
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Its conglomeration of tiny islands is currently home the Antarctic Peninsula's only rookery of emperor penguins, which have faced population losses in recent years due to the cascading effects of climate change.
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Ray Wang, founder and principal analyst at Constellation Research says all of these changes had a cascading impact, and once Donahoe decided to leave early, everything else happened much faster than planned.
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Composed of shimmering, cascading woven strips of linen painted with gold metal leaf, which evoke rays of sunlight, the piece looks as fit for Studio 54 as it does for a museum.
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But heavy rainfall can overwhelm the city's sewer system and send water cascading into the subway, as occurred in 2007 when a storm crippled the system, delaying or disabling every single line.
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Jacobellis was anointed, predictably, as a made-for-television sweetheart in a must-see new event, a favorite with cascading ringlets of blond hair and a smile that masked her competitive muscle.
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The ambition is to keep global warming under 2 degrees Celsius, widely regarded as a tipping point at which cascading and potentially catastrophic effects of climate change could sweep across the planet.
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After an extensive refurbishment, the One Palácio da Anunciada opened in February, cascading theatrically up the hill behind the street, with sumptuous rooms, staircases and courtyards appearing where you least expect them.
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The state directly confronted what many legal experts have predicted will be the highest hurdle in the case: connecting one manufacturer of opioids to the cascading harms wrought by the entire industry.
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And the agriculture industry, real estate sector, oil drillers and global investors are all bracing for years of cascading setbacks spurred by the pause in government loans, permitting and deal-making approval.
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Warren B. Kanders, a vice chairman of the Whitney Museum of American Art, had just been driven out by a cascading protest over his company's sale of law enforcement and military supplies.
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The fiesta-worthy lavs have hand-stenciled floors in the Mexican folk-art tradition and aqua-grey penny tile ceilings, a paperless sink system with a cool cascading stream of blue light.
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Opened in April, the new 28-room Pavilions Madrid hotel in the Chamberi neighborhood, including a garden-like restaurant with plants cascading from the ceiling, offers a tranquil break from the action.
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But it was a different culture entirely — that of working women — that inspired Proenza Schouler's spring 2020 collection, which includes structured jackets, draped dresses and opaque tights, and pants with cascading folds.
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And should OPEC's production levels remain relatively flat for the remainder of 2018, the IEA suggested that the chances of a market deficit could rest on the cascading output losses in Venezuela.
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He has publicly defended Mr. Trump against all manner of misadventures, earning cascading boos at a town hall meeting back home after parroting the president's rationale for not releasing his tax returns.
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In the two decades since I began working at The Providence Journal, writing about daily life in the small town of Narragansett, the press has faced a cascading series of existential challenges.
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A young woman stands on top of a utility box, holding a white headscarf aloft in front of a crowd of one-eyed monsters, her medusa-like hair cascading over her shoulders.
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"Ordinarily, these kinds of disputes are resolved through an accommodation process that sometimes unfolds in cascading agreements, revisions to the agreement and further revisions to the revisions of the agreement," Laufman said.
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Any successful attempt to delink commodity trading from the dollar will have a cascading impact not only on the global economic system as we know it but also on America's posture abroad.
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Mr. Ives's lyric and comic invention never falters as he blends, in capering, cascading verse, both the cultivated language and decorous rhythms of classical comedy and cheeky, up-to-the-minute slang.
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These measures promise cascading benefits to human health, security, prosperity, and well-being—giving us every reason to see this planetary crisis as an opportunity to create a just and livable world.
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CSS—cascading style sheets, which add information about the appearance of webpages—meanwhile, becomes Turing complete when we include user clicks into the system and, thus, the ability to change the system's state.
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Then, the moment everyone had been waiting for — he sent a flourish of salt cascading from the palm of his hand, down the length of his arm and onto the perfectly seared steak.
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The grids study eliminates the possibility of a cascading failure in which the failure of one generator caused under-frequency and the failure of the others (the description of the failures as independent).
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Based on prior incidents, the cascading effects of the outage will likely be felt for days as further delays and cancellations are all but inevitable in Atlanta and Delta's outposts around the world.
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When we moved up to York, I discovered the North York Moors and the delights of longer distances across flowering purple heather, through ancient woodlands, and along cliffs cascading down to apricot beaches.
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In the photo, the "Sin Pijama" singer, 32, posed for a mirror selfie in her bathroom, topless — seemingly just out of the shower with her wet, cascading hair covering all the right places.
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These cascading choices multiply quickly and few robot systems are equipped to have new ones put in on a regular basis — or if they are, it's dedicated roboticists or coders who do it.
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Because YouTube, like many of these sites, offers recommended content related to what you're viewing, stumbling onto a little bit of white supremacy opens up a cascading slide of swastikas and racial epithets.
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Everything makes an amazing sound whether it's being built or destroyed: The sound of Lego moving against Lego sounds like ice being shaken in a glass, or coat buttons cascading onto a table.
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Trump sparked the longest government shutdown in U.S. history last December in a bid to pressure Congress into funding this wall, but backed down in response to the cascading political and economic damage.
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Tooze recounts how, at the annual meeting of the I.M.F. in September, 20083, Geithner warned of "a cascading default, bank runs, and catastrophic risk" if the Europeans didn't construct an adequate fire wall.
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With so much misery cascading over the country, from terrorist attacks to strikes and floods, one might have expected the French to rally behind their team, Les Bleus, and push them to victory.
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Still, a few lucky visitors who were onsite for the unusual rain were able to capture the incredible sight of water cascading down the sides and domes of Uluru and nearby Kata Tjuta.
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When costs and disruptions can be tied to the aluminum and steel used for parts and components, both commercial and military, there is a cascading impact throughout the production process in both sectors.
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Ellison and his aides have been in damage control mode as they seek to assuage the fears of party leaders who are alarmed by the cascading controversy surrounding his past racially charged remarks.
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In many parts of the United States, the shutdown has underscored how deeply the federal government is connected to everyday life, and the spending standoff has created cascading crises far from the border.
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The secondary effects of a slowdown in a particular country, and those cascading impacts on the global economy are much harder to quantify and assess for any implications to Citi or its peers.
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Google's spending on lobbying actually shrank for the first half of this year, including its lowest quarterly total since 2011, despite the cascading threats the company faces in Congress and the executive branch.
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There are five ways that market bears are trying to trick people into buying their predictions of doom: talking confidently, using jargon, forecasting cascading negative events, using conspiratorial reasoning, and ignoring inconvenient facts.
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A thin, barely walked path followed a stream back to its source—a massive waterfall, cascading down the north-facing side of a mighty range, the sun just coming up over its peaks.
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Photo: FacebookFacebook really wants you to make it "FB official," send your loved one a fuck-ton of cascading hearts, communicate in heart-eyes emoji, and keep tabs on your partner's availability to chat.
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The oldest Hadid sister, 22, was holding her sister, Bella's, hand while wearing a a Zuhair Murad FW/16 couture champagne colored dress with cascading kimono sleeves in lace along with Christian Louboutin heels.
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For my mom, I painted the sound of her heels on our hardwood floor when she would come home after I was already in bed — which was always a beautiful cascading purple and gold.
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"I also believe there is a cascading effect to not getting this done that could bleed into other agenda items, which would create a catastrophic narrative in the midterms if that occurred," he said.
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The Front Tuck: AfterAgain, loosen the front tuck so that it spills over the waistband just slightly to create a gradual cascading, short-to-long length effect you can clearly see from the side.
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The emerging world may avoid a cascading financial crisis for now, but its fast-growing economies, accounting for ever more of global growth, face a painful adjustment that will weigh on advanced economies too.
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With money cascading from those two services, Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said the company was turning attention to monetizing its two messaging services, Messenger and WhatsApp, which have more than 1 billion users each.
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The new goods and services tax will also help Prime Minister Narendra Modi's drive to promote Indian manufacturing by reducing the heavy burden of cascading taxes — or tax on tax — on locally made products.
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The cascading temporal lobe seizures, which begin in the front of the brain and cascade toward the back, had the same effect as a hit to the back of the head over and over.
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It's a sparkling, hook-laden track that immediately gets under your skin with its wall-of-sound chorus, rife with crisp guitar strums, cascading riffs, and raw harmonies led by vocalist-guitarist Cody Blanchard.
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The background, although it is very close to the foreground, is primal, fiery, and raw, with reddish-orange pours cascading down and ragged black forms streaking up, as if propelled from a volcanic eruption.
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Shaped by the same glacial forces as Yosemite, Hetch Hetchy was a replica of its sister valley in miniature: an idyllic meadow encircled by cascading waterfalls and 1,000-foot-tall, perfectly sheared granite walls.
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Moral of the story: There are few things classier than big ol' cascading curls, either swept to one side, over the shoulder to show off your dangling earrings, or messed up a la Rihanna.
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I'm not sure what chain of life decisions and cascading URLs leads a person to visit the postal service website from a PlayStation Vita, but it seems like a terrible result for everyone involved.
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That multi-dimensionality made her work a stunning base for the "sound-in-space" room, in which light represents sound by cascading down and through a room filled with vertically hung strings of lightbulbs.
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After CME said it would launch bitcoin futures before the end of the year, fears quickly arose that money would start cascading in, sparking dark comparisons with a financial crisis-like orgy of speculation.
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And Karlie Kloss gave us fashion flashbacks to Britney Spears' "Lucky" video wearing a one-shoulder magenta top with a cascading train, plus mid-calf jeans at the launch of L'Oréal's latest makeup collection.
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And she cops to being a clotheshorse, having been photographed most recently in Porter magazine in a salmon Oscar de la Renta dress and Christian Louboutin heels, her brunette tresses cascading over her shoulders.
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While revelations of wrongdoing are cascading before the midterms like water pouring down from Niagara Falls, there are two stories that tower above all others in importance, both involving Trump Tower in New York.
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Imagine a 26st-century factory floating above shops and promenades, with a tower of apartments for the working-class and well-off cascading dozens of stories above — vertical integration of a very different sort.
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In the image, the back seat of the van is folded down into a bed; King faces away from the camera, holding a sheet to her chest, her hair cascading down her naked back.
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"Engine live fire tests in FY13 and prior live fire test data and analyses demonstrated vulnerability to engine fire, either caused by cascading effects or direct damage to engine fuel lines," the report stated.
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The maschere di Sorgono are crowned with deer horns and a vest of cascading bones, while the merdules chase the boes, who wear carved wooden masks with long horns recalling those of an ox.
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As an activity, the sleigh ride indicates both class and leisure, but it's also a metaphor for musical propulsion, for a melody whose downward cascading arpeggios really do evoke a horse's manner of galloping.
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But inside the church he was mesmerized by what he saw — a cascading cornucopia of delicate, lifelike blossoms, foliage and fruit above the altar, all sculpted in wood by Gibbons in the late 1600s.
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Massive, cascading failures have occurred repeatedly in North America as well as in South America, India and Indonesia over the last 50 years, sometimes affecting tens or hundreds of millions of people (tmsnrt.rs/2Ipm70n).
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Older people clucked to one another about how beautiful "our" girls are compared with the Anglo-Australians we lived among, marveling at a Montenegrin competitor's cascading black hair, the height of a Croatian girl.
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For more than a year, Facebook has endured cascading crises — over Russian misinformation, data privacy and abusive content — that transformed the Silicon Valley icon into an embattled giant accused of corporate overreach and negligence.
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Rather, he appeared unfazed by the cascading scandals as he ticked through a series of new attacks against his Democratic opponent that he vowed to prosecute through the final 26 days of the election.
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That created a cascading flow of other companies severing ties with 8chan, including its domain registrar Tucows, and Voxility, which was providing infrastructure to Epik, an internet infrastructure company favored among the far-right.
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Reopening the plan will inject a cloud of destructive uncertainty, and have cascading impacts on the ability to plan and build the energy infrastructure and facilities needed for our 100 percent renewable energy future.
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Eventually, the rise of the sea does contributes to global warming through a cascading effect, but this absolutely illiterate and unscientific page is so questionable, I'm surprised that you would even allow its publication.
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As the sides feuded, 800,000 federal workers were going without pay, and government agencies continued to reduce services, part of the cascading effect of a partial shutdown now possibly headed for a fourth week.
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Without work permits provided under the program, young immigrants would face cascading, and possibly dire, consequences: They would lose their jobs, driver's licenses and the chance to attend college at in-state tuition rates.
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The newlywed sports an art gallery's worth of tattoos, which now includes one tiny cross under his left eye and another mystery face tattoo that he's kept hidden with his cascading blond locks, until now.
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Suddenly, almost like magic, I could flow into the pentameters of Paradise Lost, follow sentences without hesitation as they spilled from one line into another, be swept away by the sheer cascading sound of it.
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Since these are the people who carry out the initial steps of law enforcement, this bias might launch a cascading effect of racial disparities that starts with simple arrests and ends in prison or death.
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Today's revelation is just another addition to a cascading series of Very Bad Things that are trickling out of the company, as it seems like there were more and more problems with the company's operations.
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You do have examples of places like the Brooks Range in Alaska, where the bears are well-fed and there's a cascading waterfall, which makes it a really good spot for bears to catch salmon.
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In this new crowded space, when satellites collide, as is likely to happen if many of the current proposed systems are launched, they create cascading debris fields that can destroy the remaining satellites around them.
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Nepal's rivers, cascading from the snow-capped Himalayas, have vast, untapped potential for hydropower generation, but lack of funds has made Nepal lean on neighbor India to meet annual power demand of 1,400 megawatts (MW).
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I'm trying to get to my next meeting or a friend's house, not land a spaceship; more importantly, complicated 3D nav systems and cascading sub-menus aren't exactly conducive to staying focused on the road.
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By the end, facing cascading and uncomfortable jeers from a crowd full of white ties and gowns, he had called Hillary Clinton Catholic-hating, "so corrupt" and potentially jail-bound in a prospective Trump administration.
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In the end, it was a combination of factors that caused the issue, starting with a human error and then cascading across systems that hadn't been designed to deal with an error of this magnitude.
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CHICAGO — Faced with intensifying pressure to solve this city's cascading violence, Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Thursday evening laid out what he described as a comprehensive plan for public safety: more police, more mentors, more jobs.
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And his travel ban announcement was made apparently without consultation with the travel industry or US allies and seems set to cause massive disruption that will deepen already cascading economic damage unleashed by the crisis.
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If your windows are open, you might hear waterfalls cascading down the drainages after a hard rain, or the interior might fill with dust and the smell of oak leaves burning during a dry spell.
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In August 25, overgrown trees came into contact with power lines in the Cleveland-Akron area of Ohio and caused a cascading failure that blacked out the entire U.S. Northeast and neighbouring parts of Canada.
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Power grids are complex and tightly integrated systems where there is always the potential for failure at a single point, or just a few points simultaneously, to ripple across the network and cause cascading failure.
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While insurance typically provides financial assistance in response to a damaging event, innovative risk transfer solutions are now starting to be used to actually prevent a disaster or to halt cascading impacts in the economy.
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Another is that a creeping cooperation between mainstream parties and the far right, unthinkable only a couple of years ago, has become strikingly common at the local level, with potentially cascading consequences for European democracy.
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The standing ovation shook the Metropolitan Opera on Saturday afternoon, with confetti made from ripped-up programs cascading down from the theater's highest balcony as a bouquet of pink roses was tossed to the stage.
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Yet it appears the California resident became a public advocate as a result of a series of cascading reports from a news media that has grown experienced at chasing down #MeToo allegations against powerful men.
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But amid the pastel palaces cascading down the wooded hillsides and the healing waters below, politics past and present made for a gritty tone on screens in the festival's 52nd incarnation, which finished on July 8th.
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Typically decked out in soccer gear and a long ponytail, on this day she sheds her sporty attire as she slips into one beaded, lacy white dress after another, her blond locks cascading down her back.
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"Madiba Riddim," cascading through a lilting guitar hook that shares its trebly tone and bittersweet prettiness with several African pop genres, also showcases Drake's gentle soulfulness as a singer responding to rhythmic nuance and kinetic motion.
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Its report outlines a cascading series of failures that started with the initial Note7 phone fires and led to a relatively small recall of Note7's that were carrying batteries manufactured by a single Samsung partner.
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Mandate of Heaven doesn't quite reach the heights of cascading chaos that Attila achieved, where every faction felt like it was desperately clawing for survival while pieces of the fractured Roman Empire fell down around them.
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From there, climbers look up at the 29,029-foot summit, less than 3,000 vertical feet away, and hope to see clear skies, and no wind cascading spindrift into the sky off the top of the peak.
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Homeowners in the area saw orange flames lighting up the hills around the northern edges of the city in the early morning hours, and then cascading down to threaten neighborhoods to the west of Highway 18.
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Solange also took a moment to credit the rest of her dream team, which included the creator of the rest of her outfit — a tailored leather jacket and cascading, crystal earrings to tie the look together.
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The red ones alone represent a nuclear plant cascading toward a disaster that will soon engulf large portions of Europe in radiation, require the evacuation of an entire city, and kill as many as 90,000 people.
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That warmth comes from trillions upon trillions of photons cascading through the atmosphere, being absorbed by the atoms in your skin, and causing them to vibrate… When I started speaking, we embarked on a journey together.
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Wanchoo said the aim is to introduce such a system in all of the company's 105 or so primary factories in the next five years and then look at cascading this down to second-tier suppliers.
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Nepal's rivers, cascading from the snow-capped Himalayas, have vast, untapped potential for hydropower generation, but lack of funds and technology have made Nepal lean on neighbour India to meet annual demand of 1,400 megawatts (MW).
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As companies and government agencies launch more spacecraft, concerns are growing about the likelihood of a "Kessler syndrome" event: a cascading series of orbital collisions that may curtail human access to space for hundreds of years.
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I spent a half-hour watching the river wend around rocks and submerged logs, then accelerate and shoot forward, cascading, ricocheting and vaporizing into a white cloud of mist before coalescing into a cushion of foam.
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High-speed networks that carry orders to and speed trades from exchanges, even though operating correctly, still permit a cascading of thousands of trades in milliseconds, sometimes overwhelming a trading venue's capacity to handle the volume.
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Superficially, American Teen sounds similar in its cautious tempos and textural thinness, but the songs are pithy, hooky, and melodically simple, and as such the cascading electrobeats and soft-edged keyboards radiate warmth, a pale glow.
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German new media artist Kim Asendorf's No Content But Rich is an abstract series of dynamic, browser-based compositions that use only the cascading style sheet (CSS) language to create dynamic gradients and rainbow-colored geometries.
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She and her band go off-script, as she trills the "all I want is you" hook over and over, in a cascading sequence of falsetto-range vocal runs that send a shiver down your back.
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Cascading style sheets (CSS) give your browser instructions on how to display a given web page, and it turns out that you can do some pretty incredible stuff if you're as talented and dedicated as Smith.
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Prior to this year, consumers were able to keep spending in the face of volatile markets or economic sectors because no single shock at any one time was big enough to set off cascading job losses.
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But Democrats believe the cascading risk created by the virus is highlighting aspects of Trump's personality and management style that Americans were more willing to tolerate before the nation faced such an acute and disruptive challenge.
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PARELES On "Nyeusi," the drummer Justin Brown's standout debut album, he was awash in synths, electronic wind instruments and effects, nudging the focus away from his huge talents onto the band's cascading textures and arcing melodies.
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Instead, its look is part fairy-tale playhouse (cascading curtains play a spectacularly evocative role), part Magritte-tinged surrealism (death assumes the implicit form of three vacant-eyed men in bowler hats, pulling corpses on gurneys).
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Today, it feels like the terrace of a grand country estate, with Knoll chairs and tables beside vibrant flower beds, a trellis with heat lamps for the chill, and cascading water drowning out the urban din.
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"This is kind of like a cascading or a spillover effect of the growth of the high-skilled sectors that kind of spilled over and fueled growth of mid-skilled or lower-skilled jobs," Shearer says.
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