There are humidifiers that warm the mist before diffusing it.
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He nominated a new prime minister, diffusing the political tension.
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Since 2000, eleven bomb techs have died diffusing unexploded ordinance.
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NARS Sun Wash Diffusing Bronzer in Laguna, $40, available at Nars.
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PETA was informed of all these elements prior to diffusing its video.
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But it does feel like wearing a 'Boredom Diffusing Suit' everyday to work.
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Flight attendants tried diffusing the situation ... but it was too little, too late.
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It was a half-assed attempt at diffusing the situation in my own mind.
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The Japan Coast Guard said on Wednesday the oil slick was "diffusing and disappearing".
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Being accountable when you mess up is the first step in diffusing the situation.
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Dealing with the news media, Carmody tried diffusing the pressure by being self-deprecating.
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"We have made no meaningful progress on diffusing that ticking time bomb," Walker said.
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"To be honest, if you suffer from major shrinkage, I wouldn't recommend diffusing," she notes.
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"It is like an infection model, diffusing out and catching more and more people," he said.
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It is softened and blurred, as it would when diffusing through the widened aperture of a regular lens.
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Mr. Sherman's too-bright ending does something similar — diffusing the clarity of the story and sapping its potency.
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Word of the Day : diffusing warmth and friendliness _________ The word affable has appeared in 165 articles on nytimes.
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For a recent Pace Gallery show, he built an ovoid viewing chamber with a light-diffusing muslin ceiling.
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Commercial innovation can feel like diffusing a bomb: there is only time to cut one wire...but which one?
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It makes me giggle, though It's a way of diffusing the attacks on her and making light of them.
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So there are fewer oxygen molecules in every breath you breathe and less pressure diffusing that oxygen into your bloodstream.
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The tariffs largely hit components of consumer goods rather than final products, diffusing the impact across America's $20-trillion economy.
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So far, most of that heat resides in the upper ocean, and is only slowly diffusing down into deeper waters.
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"Each drop of glowy ink, upon hitting the water and diffusing makes the jar a little bit brighter." he intones.
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The Chinese had been diffusing the situation by taking their excrement from populous areas and returning it to the countryside.
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And for every person who's capable of diffusing potential violence, there's someone else who's willing to escalate the situation disproportionately.
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His presence there suggests that the U.S. government wants to undermine humanitarian aid and diplomatic routes to diffusing the crisis.
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It does a good job of diffusing the light, which is what you want when you don't want to be blinded.
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" According to the support page, the marks are apparently caused by "oils diffusing between the silicone base and the table surface.
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Turns out, there are pro tricks required for properly diffusing your wet hair into beachy waves, bouncy curls, or defined coils.
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"A lot of the stuff I can teach is based on body language, diffusing tension, making people like you," he says.
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A Libra partner will be amazing at diffusing tension when you're out with friends and someone says or does something shitty.
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Michio Ito Documentary from RDT on Vimeo RDT tours globally, diffusing skillful, professional modern dance in cultural hubs and underserved communities alike.
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Halo uses a light-diffusing fiber from Corning called Fibrance, which is made from flexible glass that can be bent and curved.
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The demonstrations often turn into clashes between Palestinian protestors and Israeli soldiers, fueling a wave of unrest instead of diffusing the situation.
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One of those bombs exploded around 12:40 AM Monday as a police robot was diffusing it, but no one was hurt.
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That's why its range is much more limited than wifi or radio; it's difficult to transmit energy very far without it diffusing.
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The OECD says that management innovations are increasingly being stuck in a handful of global super-companies, rather than diffusing through the economy.
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It has been proactive government, developing and diffusing technologies, sculpting markets through regulations and investments, that has sparked industrial shifts in the past.
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To avoid this, he said, the party should consolidate around an opponent to Trump instead of diffusing the opposition among so many candidates.
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As the charmer and salesman of the group, Mike has a way of diffusing hostile situations and ultimately getting compromises and closing deals.
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Trump in recent weeks has softened his criticism of Chinese trade policies as Washington seeks Beijing's support in diffusing military tensions with North Korea.
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Once you've settled on a diffusing method, the choices are nearly endless when it comes to features like settings, coverage area, and aesthetic appeal.
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At long last, negotiators made some progress (though we really don't know how much) in reducing tensions and diffusing or resolving a few issues.
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And smart people know that when we try to do it all, we most often only succeed in diffusing our power to do anything well.
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The Soft Light Blurring Powder is designed to mimic twilight, diffusing pores and fine lines to transform the wearer into a real-life Snapchat filter.
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Starting this week, Charlotte Tilbury is launching two more confidence-boosting, skin-enhancing products in her complexion collection: a concealer and light-diffusing loose powder.
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In a sense, these apps support the claim that the Internet is funneling us into self-selecting echo chambers, affirming homogeneity rather than diffusing dogma.
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That history has been diffusing through the culture ever since, gathering additional details along the way and profoundly shaping our image of the Underground Railroad.
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Working in a psychedelic folk template, "Across Yesteryear" sounds like a despondent goodbye addressed nowhere in particular, diffusing through the sonic field like a fog.
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That's how you get satellite images like the ones above, showing massive brown rivers of sediment kicked up by the storms diffusing out into the Pacific.
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Ideally, the federal government would join with the private sector to create a public-private institution charged with developing and diffusing national occupational frameworks for apprenticeship.
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Officials from the United States and China said on Friday that they have made progress in talks aimed at diffusing the 16-month-long trade war.
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Lately, I love painting it on and letting it harden while watching Love Is Blind and diffusing essential oils after a long day of social distancing.
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Rod Rosenstein is trying to strike a balance here between diffusing the situation, but also protecting the rule of law and the institutional integrity of the department.
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And 2018 should bring important tests for the Constitution's separation of powers, which protects liberty by diffusing power and providing an elaborate system of checks and balances.
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For in the meantime, the word has slipped free of its original intentions, diffusing rapidly throughout academia and slowly trickling into the consciousness of the mainstream press.
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Throughout the universe, all matter and energy is diffusing out of hot spots like coffee and stars, ultimately destined (after trillions of years) to spread uniformly through space.
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I consider stepping in and diffusing the situation, but a yelling from a patient might do Yinka some good, so I settle back into my seat and watch.
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Fret not, with the advice ahead you'll be diffusing just in time to fake an air-dry this fall, just click ahead for advice for your hair type.
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Since I went natural eight years ago, my biggest challenge has been that the process of washing, detangling, semi-airdrying, then styling and diffusing all of my hair.
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We believe that cities broaden this growth even further by highlighting success from the 'ground up' and diffusing the success of local innovation into the national policy dialogue.
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In 83 he published a paper suggesting that body patterns like pigmented spots and zebra stripes arise from the chemical reactions of diffusing substances, which he called morphogens.
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This oil contains light-diffusing properties that lent my complexion a much-needed natural glow and also makes for a great primer for my foundation to glide on evenly.
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In Trump world, this may be enough encouragement to forego the interpreters — but their diplomatic skills are crucially important for diffusing dangerous situations, particularly in face-to-face dialogue.
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If this were any other I/O conference, Pichai's dad joke would have remained just that: a lame but harmless attempt at diffusing the pressure of a big event.
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Mr. Pavlensky and his girlfriend were being questioned by police investigators over the weekend on counts of invasion of privacy and diffusing images of a sexual character without permission.
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At the start of the television age, liberal democracies established national broadcasting agencies as a means of providing a public space for citizens, protecting cultural sovereignty and diffusing reliable information.
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The Venezuelan crisis appears to be diffusing, too, with the pro-government Supreme Court on Saturday revoking its controversial annulment of the opposition-led Congress amid international condemnation and protests.
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Frankfurt police said they would ring every doorbell and use helicopters with heat-sensing cameras to make sure nobody is left behind before they start diffusing the bomb on Sunday.
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Reversing the tide of globalization toward renewed openness would support productivity growth through diffusing technologies and knowledge across borders, heightening competition in globally-integrated economies and allowing for greater specialization.
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There are certainly ways in which this dissolution could turn out to be relatively peaceful; if I'm feeling optimistic, I can imagine it diffusing some of our current political animus.
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There's a cut away private shelf inside each bunk with your own personal plug point (diffusing any passive aggressive turf-wars over a socket) as well as a reading light.
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Entrepreneurship A fragrance called green tea blows through the corridors of Sonesta hotels worldwide courtesy of Air Esscentials, a 10-year-old company in Miami that sells scent-diffusing systems.
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The practice has gone all in on perks: Its waiting room, renamed a "patient lounge," features a waterfall and fireplace, with spa music and essential oils diffusing in the air.
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"Clearly SecDef and SecState were trying to put the focus on diffusing the crisis and not taking any clear sides; the president's tweets do change that," the diplomat told The Hill.
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"Given the rising regional tensions, this trip is taking place to exchange opinions with these three nations as one part of Japanese diplomacy aimed at diffusing the overall situation," Suga said.
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And that demands an elaborate structure of institutions devoted to assigning, diffusing, limiting, channeling, and constraining that authority so that it protects rather than undermines life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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This one, which Eone teamed up with architecture and design magazine Dezeen to create, is named "The Bradley," after a naval officer who lost his vision while diffusing a bomb in Afghanistan.
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The broken relationship between Qatar and the GCC cannot be easily repaired, if at all, but diffusing tensions, re-launching military and intelligence cooperation to eradicate ISIS, should remain a top priority.
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The president slammed North Korea as well as China in a series of tweets Friday announcing Pompeo's cancelation, adding that China bears responsibility for not assisting with diffusing tensions in the region.
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Use a fluffy shadow brush to apply metallic gold shadow to each lid, through the crease, and along your lower lashline — really diffusing and blending the shadow for a softer, blurred look.
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The draft proposal is aimed at diffusing investor mistrust around the sanctity of agreements, which has worsened recently after some state governments decided to review approved projects, or threatened to cancel contracts.
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"As a nation, we need to be aware of the winner-take-most dynamics when we wonder why tech isn't just spreading into the heartland, why it's not naturally diffusing," Muro said.
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It made me question my own assumptions about how I respond to music physically, reactions not borne in the body but in the brain, chemicals slowly diffusing throughout my bloodstream and nervous system.
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Not only would this shift be bad for U.S. workers and the American economy, it would also undermine the ability of CFIUS to do its real job by diffusing its national security mandate.
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The marks can be caused by oils diffusing between the silicone base and the table surface, and will often go away after several days when the speaker is removed from the wooden surface.
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It is disposed of by returning it to the ocean and—if not done properly by diffusing it over large areas—can deplete the ocean of oxygen and have negative impacts on sea life.
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Some of these recommendations include increased transparency and accountability, movement beyond legal compliance, diffusing of hierarchical and dependent relationships between trainees and faculty, strong and diverse leadership and increased federal agency action and collaboration.
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Fite says using it on your body (again, with the proper carrier oil) or diffusing it in a room of your home can help to create a generally peaceful and restorative air around you.
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"You made deliberate physical contact with one of our game officials as he was diffusing an active confrontation between players," Jon Runyan, NFL vice president of Football Operations, said in a letter to Lynch.
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Do A Damage Detox It's time to say goodbye to every hot tool and chemical treatment you turn to for straightening — well, except the blowdryer, you'll want to keep that for diffusing your curls.
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Organized by Guggenheim curators Katherine Brinson and Susan Thompson, the show consists of just three installations: a group of canisters diffusing the fragrance and two enclosed dioramas that showcase very different types of colonies.
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There are a variety of techniques for maximizing party advantage, but they typically involve grouping together pockets of voters from your party and diffusing clusters of voters that tend to vote for the opposing party.
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Meanwhile, Trump met with trade advisors Tuesday to discuss the possibility of China importing an additional $70 billion of U.S. goods — the next step in diffusing a trade dispute between the world's two largest economies.
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The braids at Paco Rabanne were similarly blink-and-you-miss-it: Models wore a single, razor-thin braid that snaked along the center-part line until diffusing into a beautiful tangle at the neck.
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NICHOLAS KRISTOF, COLUMNIST, NEW YORK TIMES: President Trump has diffused a crisis but I must say that I don&apost think he should get as much credit for diffusing a crisis that he largely made himself.
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At a Senate Appropriations Committee subpanel hearing Wednesday, Pruitt said that Hupp's apartment-hunting work didn't happen during the hours she was working at the EPA, diffusing a potential issue over outside work during government time.
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I met a bomb diffusing engineer working with this group—he refused to be photographed, for security reasons—who told me that he used to work as a translator for the US Army, during the Iraq war.
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It was only recently that I put down the dryer in favor of light diffusing and air drying, if only to straighten my bangs and occasionally my roots to avoid a distinct "21's Kathy Griffin" look.
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Diffusing her tantrums, chasing her down the block when she tried to run away, and cleaning up her toys when she refused because it "wasn't her job" was all deeply emotional work that left me burned out.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by the data as investors awaited the signing on Wednesday of a preliminary trade deal between the United States and China, a first step toward diffusing an 20.3-month trade war.
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Police account 'inconsistent' with the autopsy results The night before, several hundred protesters marched through downtown streets for nearly four hours, with Black Lives Matter Sacramento leaders diffusing tensions on several occasions to keep the march peaceful.
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With hundreds of highlighting products on the market, and even more luminosity-enhancing technologies being developed, all our experts agreed that highlighters are not a flash-in-the pan trend — these light-diffusing wonders are here to stay.
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" The FAQ pages said that "the marks can be caused by oils diffusing between the silicone base and the table surface, and will often go away after several days when the speaker is removed from the wooden surface.
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By opening direct channels with North Korea at the highest levels, Trump is pursuing a robust diplomatic approach that Americans have been consistently supporting over the past decade as their first preference for diffusing the North Korean situation.
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And the secondary impacts — those that occur if and when those selling to IPO-enriched buyers use the proceeds to make another home purchase — will extend even farther, diffusing the housing component of the IPO windfall throughout the region.
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If their response is inadequate, you can assess whether it's safe and go up to the person being harassed and pretend to be their friend, diffusing the scenario and showing whoever is harassing them that they are not alone.
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"They have to balance their priorities between diffusing financial risk, maintaining the direction of deleveraging while paying more attention to (their) pace and intensity," said Chang, adding that Beijing also had to maintain stability in growth, employment and the markets.
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"We wanted the makeup to complement the look so we kept it classic with a winged liner and then made it a bit more modern by diffusing it with the black Urban Decay shadow to soften the edges," Mann says.
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She points to the "foil" of Pete's much younger coworker and his girlfriend (played by Veep alum Zach Woods and Zoë Chao), who Pete asks to join him and Billie in Austria as a means of diffusing the tension post-Avalanche.
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"Active managers have not done a good job of diffusing the argument that you would be better off in a passive fund, and MSCI is one of the clear beneficiaries of that," said Keith Hosum, an analyst at Cleveland-based Northcoast Research.
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Feeling woozily, torrentially fifteen himself, Bobby stood there with the ten spot crushed in his hot grip and a corona of flush diffusing across his pocked cheeks as he waited to see if the girl he'd known as Becky would at least look back.
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In the ensuing backlash, he was widely seen as a presciently inspired choice for diffusing tensions looming over the awards following only other turn as Oscar emcee in 2005, when he drew mixed reviews for a performance many saw as too provocative at the time.
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Even if you don't have someone to read you a story, sing you a song, or tuck you into bed at night anymore, you may be able to achieve a similar effect by making yourself a cup of tea, or diffusing some oils before bed, for instance.
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The color is gorgeous and the formula is just fine, but I would have preferred the applicator to have a pointer tip (my look started out as a cat eye, but I ended up diffusing the color after I was unable to create a fine wing).
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After diffusing any harsh lines with a brush and a makeup sponge (that has a bit of foundation on it), she dusts on a coppery blush (in this instance a mix of Killawatt Freestyle Highlighter in Ginger Binge/Moscow Mule) to give the cheeks a hint of color.
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The program of talks, workshops, book launches, and performances, considers the role and expanding network of independent art publishers in Asia, their local and international impact, and how hybrid publishing practices and ways of articulating and diffusing content have been reshaped as sites of production, exhibition, reception, and transmission.
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And yet in that volatile tinderbox of a time, President Kennedy led with a steady hand, diffusing the most perilous moment of the cold war without firing a single shot and forcing the rights of young black men and women to study at the university of their choice.
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"Diffusing hair is a good alternative to regular drying because it's a low pressure air flow that allows the drying process to be sped up without manipulating the natural texture of your hair," says Lacy Redway, Nexxus style and trends curator and stylist to Tessa Thompson, Olivia Palermo, and Awkwafina.
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Although it is spatially bounded by its glass tubing, its chromatic quality is ever-shifting as it casts a gradually diffusing aura of color; this color is composed of pure light rather than pigment and can thus add to and intermix with the glow of nearby tubes of a different hue.
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Pelosi has been resistant in the past to diffusing the power of the leadership, but under increasing pressure from members who have pushed for specific changes she announced her support for some proposals to provide more opportunities for more junior members to serve in senior committee posts or newly created leadership positions.
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The European Union has a crucial role to play in diffusing military tensions between the United States and Iran, the bloc's top diplomat said, after the U.S. Defense Department insisted that an American surveillance drone shot down by an Iranian projectile in the Gulf region on Wednesday was operating over international waters.
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"The key message that we have got to all of our European and American partners but critically also to the Iranians, to the Iraqis and all of those affected in the region is the importance of diffusing the tensions, to de-escalate ... and the importance of finding a diplomatic way through," Raab said.
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"We were able to tailor our response to those communities; calming people who contacted us worried about their safety, diffusing the potential for vigilante mobs to form, and directing concerned individuals away from higher risk areas, such as where protests were forming," said Drew Boyd, a member of Hatebase&aposs leadership team and the operations director of the Sentinel Project, told Business Insider.
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"It is only natural German economists would be calling for a change to interest rates from the ECB but the central bank is likely not to be phased by this… Mario Draghi is used to diffusing these types of situations and the ECB should remain relatively sanguine for now," Claus Vistesen, chief euro zone economist at Pantheon Macro, told CNBC in a phone interview on Thursday.
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But then Leonard Bernstein was a charisma bomb from the moment he first seized the podium of the New York Philharmonic in 1943, subsequently diffusing his radioactive talent through the theaters of Broadway, the concert halls of Europe, the state occasions of Kennedys, the walls of the Ivy League, the treetops of Tanglewood and now, in what would be his centennial year, the endless purgatory of YouTube.
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The four parts of the production are greatly varied in tone and style: from the minimal and leisurely paced Promethean first act to the furious and loud second, set during the Trojan War, to "The Oresteia" retold as a (partially improvised) zany sitcom and, finally, the gradual diffusing of the monumental cycle in a drawn-out soccer game that hinted at how sports, like theater and war, fulfilled critical social and religious functions in ancient Greece.
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