Hatf could disassemble the rifle in 32 seconds, Anam wrote.
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Droids spray, press, assemble, disassemble, weld, package and track goods.
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One of the puzzles required players to disassemble a chair.
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This one you have to basically disassemble the entire damn computer.
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When Daisy was first introduced, it could disassemble nine iPhone models.
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Maintenance workers disassemble the air conditioning evaporator to ensure clean airflow.
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The artists reportedly pulled another all-nighter to disassemble the project.
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Looks good; but less than meets the eye—and easy to disassemble.
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The company has custom-built robots called Daisy that disassemble recycled iPhones.
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Republicans in the Senate geared up for another attempt to disassemble Obamacare.
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Once cured and hardened, workers would disassemble the mandrel from the inside.
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But Kyle Riabko, who assembled it, took care to disassemble it first.
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It takes less than a minute to disassemble the PRO MK-1.
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When it comes time to move, it's just as easy to disassemble.
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They don't disassemble Trump's image; they simply harden any existing reaction to it.
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They pass screwdrivers down the line and quickly disassemble the NAS' plastic shell.
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AugustaWestland disassemble the wings and sent it by sea in two shipping containers.
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For the next 10 hours, Wiens and his team methodically disassemble the phone.
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Now, NHTSA and the EPA will begin to disassemble the clean car standards.
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Daisy and its earlier robot, Liam disassemble iPhones only, as that link shows.
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He helped their D.J., DJ Scratch, assemble and disassemble his turntables at shows.
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Rather than disassemble the site, as Mr. Kim had promised, it was expanding.
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He had remembered from our conversations that my son loved to disassemble electronics.
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And now technology is increasingly like magic, so you really can't disassemble things.
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How could you not want to disassemble that every time you see it?
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Sometimes, when you'd like them to remain in one piece, they rapidly disassemble.
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Cells cannot afford to waste materials, so they disassemble worn-out components for reuse.
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This LinusTechTips video suggests it could take a while to disassemble the Vortex first.
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When the time comes, Apple should help independent electronics recyclers disassemble their products, too.
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Liam can disassemble your iPhone down to its basic parts in just 11 seconds.
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Officials have asked the Landmark Commission to disassemble the monument, which will cost $480,000.
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It's also easy to disassemble and transport once you've gotten your water bike fill.
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A tenure that had lasted six-plus seasons took one weekend to finally disassemble.
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The tweet includes the hashtag #reassemble... suggesting that, at some point, the Avengers will disassemble.
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One Liam device can disassemble about 1.2 million iPhones over the course of a year.
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How does he disassemble your ruined, returned iPhones, so they'll all be easier to recycle?
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"In order to live in peace, you have to disassemble your heart," one resident said.
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So the government tried a new tack on Thursday: Ministers said they would disassemble Mrs.
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Banks that show a "pattern of abusive behavior" toward customers could be ordered to disassemble.
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And I would rather we actively disassemble this fragile hierarchy than watch passively when it implodes.
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Apple says that thanks to new upgrades, Daisy can also disassemble 15 different types of iPhones.
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You'll have to almost completely disassemble the VR Goggles occasionally to give them a good cleaning.
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Hughes worked for an hour to safely disassemble the disposal and successfully free the trapped feline!
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But she's rust-free and easy to disassemble and clean, and hasn't jammed on me once.
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In some schools, students will learn to assemble and disassemble the Russian assault rifle at speed.
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It can accommodate a wide range of eggs and is extremely easy to assemble and disassemble.
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Gabber Syndrome and friends disassemble the silence of the warm summer night into its individual components.
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Travis Inman, a mechanic, showed up and helped disassemble the car's dash, but Monte was still inaccessible.
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And, should you need to move, you can easily disassemble it and put it back together later.
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Going forward, refrigerator manufacturers selling the appliances in Europe will have to make them easier to disassemble.
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Workers then loosen or disassemble the tool to free a carbon-fiber barrel section on the outside.
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Like if a phone is very waterproof, then you don't need to be able to disassemble it.
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This nine-piece toolkit is all you need to remove handles, disassemble docks, and open cartridges by yourself.
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Once people acquire health insurance, they tend to want to keep it – making it politically harder to disassemble.
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Daisy can disassemble nine different iPhone versions and works at a rate of about 200 iPhones per hour.
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In some schools, students will also learn how to assemble and disassemble the Russian assault rifle at speed.
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In addition, Google is also focusing on making its hardware products easy to disassemble to enable efficient recycling.
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"These guys are used to the typical tree pruning, not having to disassemble the tree," Mr. Klippel said.
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"I don't think there's this massive, widespread zeal to pull back and to disassemble our population," Dubner said.
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You can disassemble the device with ease, and each part is dishwasher-safe, which minimizes the fuss of cleanup.
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It's also quick to assemble, disassemble, and even clean, which is generally the worst part about owning a juicer.
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I suspected the G5 would be quite easy to disassemble and repair if need be, and I wasn't wrong.
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It has a robot called Liam which is able to disassemble products and recover components that can be recycled.
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Anything of value — anything bringing commerce or food or health — could, at any moment, explode and disassemble your friends.
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It took a full year just to disassemble the mess that the Knicks embodied, Coach Kurt Rambis explained recently.
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With a high enough engineering skill, for instance, you can disassemble panels in walls to open up new paths.
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The rower' also quick and easy to assemble and disassemble, and can be taken apart and rolled for storage.
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This means that once it's up, it's up for good — or, at least until you disassemble the whole thing.
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However, the stand lost points because the washers can get stuck inside the tree when you disassemble the unit.
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Now the agencies must "disassemble what remains of their outmoded model" or risk "falling further into irrelevance," the report concludes.
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Then both hands return to disassemble the house as the swampland fades out, leaving a thin puddle of water onscreen.
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This is the ideal situation for crotchless panties, allowing me to play without having to disassemble my outfit at all.
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Jae-hyeok "Carpe" Lee was instrumental to the early domination, using his famous Widowmaker to completely disassemble the Excelsior's backline.
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By this argument, even if Mr. Trump does disassemble the Obama legacy, it may redound to his predecessor's historical benefit.
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Once again, Russia breathed a sigh of relief, watching Trump disassemble yet another cornerstone of the bipartisan counter-Russia strategy.
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Forensics people will disassemble these devices and turn over the information they get to the FBI, ATF, and Secret Service.
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The artist rummages for these vintage objects at flea markets and thrift stores before taking them home to fully disassemble them.
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Disassemble the Rock 'n Play Sleeper and ship two small parts of the sleeper — called hubs — using the prepaid mailing label.
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It will be a delicate dance to disassemble the rest of the 1D machine without catching anyone's career in the blast.
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It's lightweight and easy to install and disassemble, and it sticks firmly and orients in the way that works for you.
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The United States and its partners must work diligently to disassemble ISIS's underlying bureaucratic structure that allows it to function globally.
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Disassemble and wash any removable parts and pop them in your dishwasher or sink for a good soap and water scrub.
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Among tasks given to participants is to design tools that can disassemble software, analyze it and plug any potential security holes.
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It can take weeks, even months, for the bacterium to disassemble a PET bottle or food container in the real world.
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The industrial robot is able to disassemble nine different versions of the iPhone, sorting all of their reusable components in the process.
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You also don't need to disassemble your MacBook in any way, and you don't need to order parts from a sketchy website.
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So he hid the cash in a speaker, which would always be near his sight and would require some effort to disassemble.
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Daisy is capable of taking apart nine different versions of the iPhone, and it can disassemble up to 200 iPhones an hour.
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Daisy can now disassemble and recycle used iPhones returned to Best Buy stores in the U.S. and KPN retailers in the Netherlands.
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Apple says Daisy can disassemble 1.2 million devices per year, and it has received nearly a million devices through its various programs.
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Trump has already stated he wants to disassemble the EPA, which was put in place to safeguard clean water, air and land.
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There, native porters would lay a track over the mountain, disassemble the ship, lug its pieces across, and put it back together.
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Moreover, the catalogue of marks and processes Iribarren employs exist as a toolbox of freestanding geometries and gestures to disassemble at will.
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It is the latest and most powerful, but by no means the final, tool we have built to disassemble the world around us.
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This incredibly complex process requires technicians to disassemble and strip the paint off the entire plane to analyze every part and make repairs.
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Apple is rightly getting some adulation for its new robot that can autonomously disassemble new iPhones so that their components can be recycled.
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In this video, we see Sony Interactive Entertainment mechanical design director Takamasa Araki disassemble the VR headset screw by screw, laying its innards bare.
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Jamie also reportedly said that he was upset Lutfi was allegedly attacking his family and trying to "disassemble the conservatorship," according to the outlet.
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Einstein refused to disassemble the toy to reveal its secrets, but Hammack did, and the science and engineering that power it are utterly fascinating.
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Then he installs power transformer and a fist-sized motor, leaving the screws just short of tight so he can easily disassemble it later.
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The only way to recycle a cup is to disassemble it into paper, plastic and metal components, according to Monique Oxender, chief sustainability officer.
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As for cleaning the machine itself, the parts quickly disassemble, and the juicer is as good as new after a quick rinse and dry.
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Jackson said Apple's design approach will not change, but the company is working on better ways to disassemble its devices and recover reusable materials.
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But in 1995, after a Supreme Court ruling that established new standards for race-based government policies, the F.C.C. began to disassemble the program.
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He even had to acquire a set of antique German drivers, each about 3-feet long, to disassemble a gigantic pre-war sewing machine.
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The next step for the company is to disassemble its massive excavator and transport it to the next area where it's set to dig.
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The goal is simple — to assemble cups in different formations (or "upstack" them) and then disassemble them as quickly as possible (which stackers call "downstacking").
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Sean Dyche is possibly the blokiest manager of all time, a man who looks like he could disassemble a motor engine in five minutes, blindfolded.
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After all fuel is removed, the St. Simons Unified Command team is planning to disassemble the vessel and remove it from the water in sections.
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It's easy to disassemble for maintenance and is equipped with repairable parts that make it worth its price over some of our less serviceable picks.
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Nearly a century later, as technology makes it ever easier for them to disassemble their enterprises, more and more managers are asking the same question.
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Tiberius promises to instantaneously disassemble a target's atomic makeup by triggering a quantum-level chain reaction, no matter where on the body the shot lands.
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One advantage iFixit has is that the company's primary mission is to make it easier for the average person to disassemble and repair their electronics.
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No one is trying to save the world, which, to be honest, gets a little tired after a while (maybe disassemble every so often, Avengers).
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It is where many suspicious packages and much unexploded ordnance ends up, for the bomb squad to disassemble or blow up in a controlled environment.
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Lucky customers who receive the special boxes can look up instructions online, disassemble the box, and reassemble the pieces into a drone with Bluetooth connection.
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Apple has faced criticism in the past that its thin-and-light product designs make it hard to disassemble products so they can be recycled.
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And it's led us to disassemble, recycle and refurbish millions of iPhones per year, retaining those critical materials and redirecting them back into the supply chain.
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In addition, you have to almost completely disassemble the unit, a lengthy process that requires an iFixit tool kit with multiple Torx and Phillips head screwdrivers.
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The brand's high-quality, stain-resistant sofa takes no tools to assemble, plus it's just as easy to disassemble and take with you come moving day.
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The Federal Reserve announced Tuesday that all eight globally important banks it oversees produced passable plans that outline how they would disassemble without shocking the economy.
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But it will take more than the 75-plus remaining days of this campaign to disassemble what it took 70 years of his life to build.
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From there, the brand will either refurbish your shoes to be donated to charity or disassemble them and recycle the materials back into its supply chain.
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The nasty smells of the dead attract insects that disassemble the bulk of the body mass, and the altered acidity of our remains attracts fungal decomposers.
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Mr. Atkins, in the Arsenale, presents another gripping installation centered on his digitally rendered videos, in which waxy computer-generated bodies fret, wail, panic and disassemble.
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Our CHP sources tell us its protocol is often to disassemble cars involved in either fatal or major injuries to determine the cause of the crash.
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As a child, in St. Louis, he grasped the system behind area codes in nursery school, and learned to program and disassemble a Macintosh at eight.
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You should also regularly disassemble your vacuum and wipe down all internal parts with warm water and a bit of dish soap using a microfiber cloth.
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The day after my visit, Cox and his team began to disassemble Aquila, weighing each component and testing the structure and all the motors, transistors, and propellers.
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The robot was developed in-house by Apple engineers, and is able to disassemble different types of iPhone models at a rate of 200 iPhones per hour.
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Maintenance and repair, a necessary evil of the food world, has benefited from equipping technicians with AR headsets to disassemble and reassemble products without being on-site.
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The first version of Liam, a proof-of-concept model that was never intended to deal with high production volumes, was built to disassemble the iPhone 5.
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This involves tiny self-replicating machines, or nanobots, programmed to disassemble whatever matter they come into contact with and reorganize those atoms into exact replicas of themselves.
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J: The process of filing down a key to fit a lock is fairly easy and straightforward (pending you can disassemble the lock, which we had done).
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The weapon could easily handle a 20-round magazine, was easy to disassemble and was marketed, in one of Colt's early advertisements, to hunters, campers and collectors.
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And perhaps most important, he had seen how a global superpower — his own nation — could disassemble and transform, and how its standing in the world could change.
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"If one presidential candidate can disassemble a political party, it speaks volumes about how strong a legacy its past two presidents really had," the White House said.
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Complete with a trio of trolleys arranged like a star in the middle, we feel kind of sorry for the people who have to come and disassemble it.
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What I love about Phantom Thread is how it's like a perfect, pristine little puzzle box that begs you to disassemble each piece and examine it for clues.
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Unfortunately it also has a tendency to disassemble itself in your pocket and the low quality heating element for wax and bud left your smoking substance seriously scorched.
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We see, for instance, companies in Europe trying to find a way to automate breaking down an LCD because it's a labor-intensive process to manually disassemble it.
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SIFIs are subject to strict capital requirements and must draw up resolution plans or "living wills" that explain how the bank would disassemble without starting a widespread crisis.
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It took one of Lensrental's technicians a full hour to just disassemble the long lens before he got to the elements serving as the fly's final resting place.
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Apple's suction cup tool looks like a bulkier version of iFixit's iSclack tool—a suction cup device that customers can use to disassemble and repair their own device.
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Motherboard embedded with California's iFixit, whose primary mission is to make it easier for the average person to disassemble and repair their electronics, for its iPhone X teardown.
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SIFIs are subject to strict capital requirements and must draw up resolution plans, or "living wills," that explain how the bank would disassemble without starting a widespread crisis.
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When a staffer told him that a drill to disassemble large, wooden lettering at the edge of the park wasn't working, Sterzenbach pulled one down with his hand.
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The St. Simons Unified Command team said in October it planned to disassemble the vessel and remove it from the water in sections once the fuel was removed.
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Even if you sit on these, the worse thing that happens is we have to disassemble the lenses from the wire; there are no screws or parts to lose.
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And if you're looking for a deeper dive on what the Galaxy Fold is actually like to use and not just disassemble, check out our full review here. [iFixit]
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The bill would remove the power through which the federal government can label a bank "too big to fail," and disassemble it before it collapses and triggers another crisis.
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"If one presidential candidate can disassemble a political party, it speaks volumes about how strong a legacy its past two presidents really had," a White House official told CNN.
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The Fairphone 2's design lets owners easily disassemble, remove and replace defunct parts (with the exception of the CPU) so they can keep using the device for longer.
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After "The Ferryman" ends — probably well after — you may start to disassemble it in your mind, and realize how many of the conventions of old-fashioned melodrama it honors.
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Dodd-Frank's OLA gives FDIC access to a fund financed by fees on banks and major financial firms that would give the agency enough resources to disassemble the bank.
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It will disassemble 543,000 tonnes of capacity this year and replace it with 542,2003 tonnes, according to an April 15 document published by Shandong's Department of Industry and Information Technology.
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"If one presidential candidate can disassemble a political party, it speaks volumes about how strong a legacy its past two presidents really had," the White House said, according to CNN.
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Then the audience departed and, as quiet settled back over the space, the mannequins did, too: Crews appeared to disassemble them and pack the outfits away, back to the archive.
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I would let the Seventh Kavalry disassemble me with a tachyon cannon if it meant protecting my wife, but I didn't know that was true when I first met her.
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As far as anyone knows, it's little more than a proof of concept: It is designed to disassemble only iPhone 6 devices, and only those that are returned directly to Apple.
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The staff there won't be able to work miracles, but they will be better able to safely disassemble and reassemble the phone components and allow them to try out components separately.
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Alan Wheeler, head of Britain's Textile Recycling Association, a trade group, said incentives like taxes should be used to push companies to design clothing that is easier to recycle and disassemble.
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Alpert thinks Medinas can create cost savings for both sides by creating something that's fast and trustworthy and working with third parties who can disassemble, ship and re-assemble medical equipment.
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Part of its focus is on being able to assemble, and later disassemble, its furnishings fast, so that when a customer walks into his or her home, everything is picture perfect.
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This includes hosting "Residency Hours" in which visitors can bring in their old devices, disassemble them, and rearrange the inside components, which they can then photograph and share on social media.
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Democrats have been on the sidelines while Republicans pushed through Trump nominees, rolled back federal regulations and sought unsuccessfully to disassemble the health care law without consultation with the minority party.
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Daisy can now disassemble 15 different iPhone models — up from the nine models it could take apart in 2018 — which it can take apart at a rate of 200 phones per hour.
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By creating a completely modular design – you can even disassemble the unit while its printing – ZMorph ensures that you can do more than just print Yoda heads on their bulbous little printer.
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We must disassemble the transitional state that Miller puts in front of us, focus on the parts and layers, and see how they contribute to the whole, while maintaining their individual identities.
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The move is an attempt to address criticism that Apple's products, while sleek and seamless in design, are so tightly constructed that their components can be difficult to disassemble, refurbish and reuse.
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While the room is pretty well preserved, it also has a lot of modern signage, so we had to disassemble stuff with screwdrivers and then put it back where we found it.
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The way to write it is to disassemble the story, look at its parts in all their earnest falsity, and in that looking capture the real reality the pretend reality has failed.
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Like most IKEA products, Better Shelter requires only assembly by hand, with no additional tools necessary, allowing a team of four to build — or disassemble — the structure in four to eight hours.
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The Pentagon will have to disassemble combat bases that were built to stay for a mission that was supposed to last, and protect the troops as they withdraw amid a chaotic battlefield.
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In the interview, Dr. Hecker argued that the only safe way to disassemble the North's nuclear warheads was to have the job done by the same North Korean engineers who built them.
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It is a loss for the common global heritage if, as some fear, the thieves melt down and disassemble the centuries-old pieces to try to cash in on their raw value.
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"It is sugar, but it is assembled differently so it can disassemble easily in your mouth with less going into your gastrointestinal tract," said Dr. Stefan Catsicas, the company's chief technology officer.
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Liam is programmed to carefully disassemble the many pieces of iPhones, such as SIM card trays, screws, batteries and cameras, by removing components bit by bit so they'll all be easier to recycle.
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Before showing off any new products, Apple used Monday's keynote to tout its environmental efforts, including a new robot called Liam, designed to disassemble used iPhones to make old iPhones easier to recycle.
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It took me about three hours to disassemble the device and swap out components, which is a pain considering I can do the same thing on my home desktop in under 13 minutes.
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In [episode] 301, what you see is, it's like mowing the lawn for him to disassemble the entire galactic federation, and he's doing it so he can get back to his comfortable life.
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Explo Systems had won an $53 million Army contract in 25 to disassemble, empty, and recycle 2598 million propelling charges of the explosive material M2000 at the Louisiana National Guard facility Camp Minden.
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The United States of America is creeping toward creating a more imperfect union, one dominated by the power of the online mob that is threatening to disassemble more than 200 years of learning.
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"If one presidential candidate can disassemble a political party, it speaks volumes about how strong a legacy its past two presidents really had," the White House said, in a statement issued to CNN.
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For example, lots of sci-fi authors have written about the threat of nanotechnology: tiny machines that can disassemble everything, that can take matter to bits, replicate and spread, so that'd fit nicely.
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Pros: Tons of under bed storage, easy to assemble and disassemble, frame keeps things quiet, super affordable price pointCons: Some mattresses may slip, no clear indication of how much weight it can hold
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On the album, Mr. Evans and Mr. Smythe play a relatively faithful rendition of the classic tune's stippled, rag-like melody, then disassemble and erupt it over the course of five subsequent tracks.
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Apple will then either reuse your old device by selling it to a new owner as a refurbished device, recycle it, or, if it's an iPhone, disassemble it and recover its inside materials.
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It's a great solution for folks looking to retrofit their old-fashioned desks into fancy standing desks, and because it's so easy to disassemble you can take it with you from office to office.
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Liam is programmed to carefully disassemble the many pieces of returned iPhones, such as SIM card trays, screws, batteries and cameras, by removing components bit by bit so they'll all be easier to recycle.
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It's time to disassemble the thing, the way Apple has done on iOS, where iTunes is just a store and each content type, such as music, videos and podcasts, has its own playback app.
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It's time to disassemble the thing, the way Apple has done on iOS, where iTunes is just a store and each content type, such as music, videos, and podcasts, has its own playback app.
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The design work really came together, Darley says, after he contacted a hospital worker he knew from the local dog park and she brought him a face shield that he could measure and disassemble.
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It's really not a good idea to tamper with or try to disassemble an airbag, because while they can save your life in a car crash, they can cause serious harm outside of a vehicle.
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During the women's semifinals on Thursday, two workers had timed themselves to see how quickly they could disassemble a media workstation near mine, using a drill to remove electrical wiring and a television screen mount.
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As the dolls — now evolved into full-on Nazis — creatively disassemble conventioneers identified solely by lazy signifiers (a yarmulke here, an effeminate gesture there), the filmmakers put their faith in prurience and cunningly miniaturized weaponry.
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" Bates added that the Wireless Alliance separates locked phones from unlocked ones and ultimately has to disassemble and shred them: "iCloud locked devices can only be resold for their parts value and residual metals value.
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He should disassemble the enforcement apparatus he created, abandon efforts to deter Central American refugees and use his clear statutory authority to provide Temporary Protected Status to those fleeing violence in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
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If, however, you must take it into the brine, be especially sure to disassemble and thoroughly rinse it with fresh water afterward, leaving it out with the reel and spool apart to fully dry before reassembling.
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The Packers' Davante Adams led all receivers with 138 yards this week, but much of it came in garbage time, while Kansas City's duo of Watkins and Tyreek Hill used their speed to disassemble Tennessee's defense.
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But somehow during Joe&aposs quick escape from New York to Los Angeles, California, he managed to perhaps disassemble the box, move it, and set it up in a storage unit without being caught by anyone.
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The device can apparently handle almost any part that Lego makes, but for larger items that don't disassemble, such as hefty truck tires, the robovac also has a retractable robot arm that can pick up individual parts.
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One piece that is needed, in case a quick bankruptcy does not work, is a mechanism to smoothly disassemble a supposedly "too big to fail" bank so that it does not drag the economy down with it.
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It has been years since I held one, but regardless of the model — an M-16, an M-4 or a civilian variant like the AR-15 or Sig Sauer MCX — I'm confident I could disassemble it blindfolded.
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Agents with knowledge of the email investigation, and a tangential case involving alleged "pay to play" scheming between the Clinton State Department and the Clinton Global Initiative, advise me that McCabe wanted to disassemble the Little Rock, Ark.
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Apple has been promoting a more environmentally conscious image for the company after having come under fire in the past for constructing its devices so tightly that their components can be difficult to cost-effectively disassemble for recycling.
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In shutting the shelter, BCFS would also disassemble tents, bring down power lines and cart away the furnishings — including bunk beds, washers and dryers, and medical equipment — that had turned the site into a mini-city for adolescents.
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This means the Pentagon will have to disassemble combat bases and other infrastructure that were built to stay for a mission that was supposed to last, all while protecting the troops as they withdraw amid a chaotic battlefield.
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The choreographer and director Rachel Cohen, performing with four other cast members and the tap dancer Heather Cornell, makes clever use of wood planks to build and dismantle worlds, construct and disassemble armor, and bring puppets to life.
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But what are you going to do instead, bring in raw ingredients from home, disassemble your PC, light a small fire in your office, and use your computer as an impromptu frying surface to cook a nice hot lunch?
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They range from things like actin and myosin, which collaborate to flex muscle cells—and thus the muscles of which those cells are part—to the enzymes of the Krebs cycle, which disassemble glucose to release the energy therein.
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Still, the AirPods pale in comparison to the recently released Samsung Galaxy Buds, which are far easier to disassemble, aren't held together entirely by glue, and even can (in theory) have their rechargeable batteries replaced or easily removed for recycling.
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The S8 battery is not removable for general consumers, but if you were to disassemble the phone, Samsung wants you to know that the battery should not be left around as chew toys for pets as batteries are toxic to them.
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It just takes purposeful design—the iPhone 6 and 6S are much easier to open, repair, and disassemble than the iPhone 5S, for example—and a commitment from manufacturers to help consumers and repair professionals extend the life of their products.
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But here's the thing that I'm thinking about your question in terms of social trust in this country, and maybe this is just optimism, I don't think that there's this massive widespread zeal to pull back and to disassemble our population.
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In that time, Lester (who studied in the 1960s with Sal Mosca, an acolyte of the influential improviser and composer Lennie Tristano) has refined a melody-driven style that he uses to disassemble and reinvent tunes from jazz's standard repertoire.
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In that time, Lester (who studied in the 1960s with Sal Mosca, an acolyte of the influential improviser and composer Lennie Tristano) has refined a melody-driven style that he uses to disassemble and reinvent tunes from jazz's standard repertoire.
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Sailliot and other union members had maintained a round-the-clock vigil since the mill's closing, to draw national attention to their plight and also, they said, to ensure that the company did not secretly send trucks to disassemble the mill.
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If Benedict Arnold -- the reviled turncoat who tried to hand West Point over to the British during the Revolutionary War -- is synonymous with treason, how should we characterize Lee, who led the armed insurgency designed to disassemble the Union nearly eight decades later?
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Here, neat stacks of laptops sit on top of wooden pallets, while a team of middle-aged men wielding power tools quietly disassemble each one, wipe the hard drives, and send them to the mini-shredder that sits in a cage in the corner.
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Yarny can briefly detour from the route of least tanglement to pick up trinkets (there are five in each stage), and several different creatures can savagely disassemble him if the player isn't careful with his or her swinging or quick to respond to danger.
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This is because the recoverable elements within any given smartphone are only worth a couple bucks; it is far more environmentally sustainable and more profitable to extend the life of a smartphone than it is to disassemble it and turn it into something else.
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Wiens points to Microsoft's new Surface 3 as an example of what electronics makers could be doing: Previously, if you wanted to swap out a Surface battery you had to replace the whole thing, but now the laptops are easier to disassemble and reassemble.
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Figuring out how to properly disassemble and stow a DMOS Stealth can be tricky at first (DMOS made a video to help you), but given how well the shovel performs once set up for use and considering how small it packs down, it's well worth it.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 91%Summary: Both a look back at the deliriously disorganized Fyre music festival as well as a take-down on the missteps of the uber-wealthy, the Netflix documentary "Fyre" seeks to disassemble what led to the failure of Fyre Festival from start to finish.
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It's common practice for automakers to buy competitors' vehicles in order to drive them, measure them, and disassemble them to understand how they're made, but paying over $50,000 above this particular Model X's retail price of $144,950 shows just how anxious Ford was to get the vehicle into the lab.
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The order is expected to disassemble former President Obama's Clean Power Plan and end the moratorium on federal-land coal mining, steps that would make it all but impossible for the United States to reach its commitments to reduce carbon emissions under the 2015 international climate agreement reached in Paris.
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" Professor Tim Baker of UCL said a process that can take years had been reduced to a matter of days, explaining that the team had worked "all hours" to disassemble and analyze an existing device before using computer simulations to "create a state-of-the-art version suited to mass production.
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Not only can the 17.3-inch laptop be configured with a Core i9-9900K desktop processor and Nvidia RTX 2110 mobile graphics, which are among the fastest gaming components in existence today, but it's designed so you can easily disassemble this laptop yourself to upgrade each of them as well as the storage and RAM.
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This is his 2001 "Break Down," in which we see Mr. Landy, an erstwhile Young British Artist, and a group of skilled assistants systematically disassemble all his possessions — a total of 7,227 items including his car, the contents of his studio (nearly 400 artworks), as well as furniture, clothing, books, foodstuffs and his refrigerator.
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At the same time, since the IAEA can only monitor the nuclear program, not dismantled nukes or shipped-out fissile material, the U.S. should call a meeting of senior technical experts from Northeast Asia's declared weapons states — the US, China and Russia — to begin discussing how to actually dismantle North Korea's program, disassemble nuclear weapons and remove fissile material form Korea.
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Related: Beijing's Air Is So Bad, the Sale of Bottled Canadian Mountain Air Is Soaring Pushed by political pressure from people living with endemic pollution, Turner said, China is beginning to crack down on polluters and work to disassemble the culture of corruption that often had local environmental bureaus turning a blind eye to illegal dumping at the behest of city governments.
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Trump was issuing a flurry of executive orders: reduced regulations on manufacturing, a pledge to disassemble the Affordable Care Act, advancements of the Dakota Access and Keystone XL pipelines, the end of federal funding for "sanctuary cities" — municipalities that limit their cooperation with federal authorities in detaining people suspected of immigration-law violations — and the go-ahead to build his long-promised United States-Mexico border wall.
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There is Biden, who promises to sit down with McConnell and a GOP in post-Trump recovery and negotiate deals, and there is Warren, who has made it clear that she believes her ambitious agenda requires reforming government and making it more democratic and responsive to people—by eliminating the electoral college, for example, or taking a look at how to disassemble the Senate's de facto 60-vote threshold to pass legislation.
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Pros: Three working bowls to handle different jobs, strong motor and steel blades are good at chopping up hard ingredients like ice, portable and easy to use "power pod" design, and versatile operation for a variety of blending and food processing tasks Cons: The top-motor design of the power pod requires you to disassemble the unit to add new ingredients, and there's no disc for slicing and shredding Buy the Ninja Master Prep Professional on Amazon for $50
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Pros: Incredibly sturdy yet comfortable, versatile, easy to assemble/disassemble Cons: Expensive, heavy Buy the Disco-O-Bed Large on Amazon for $329.99Buy the Disc-O-Bed Large from Camping World for $279.91 (originally $419.99) Buy the Disc-O-Bed Large from Bass Pro Shops for $299.99 Buy the Disc-O-Bed Large at the Home Depot for $323.99Buy the Disc-O-Bed Large from Dick's Sporting Goods for $299.99-$379.99 (price varies by design) Buy the Disc-O-Bed Large at Bed Bath & Beyond for $349.99 Buy on Amazon for $329.99
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Then there are other things about me that constricted by ability to cry: That I'm much more of a thinker than a feeler; that I'm quick to verbalize my feelings rather to sit with them; that I'm an anxious person who is often in a state hypervigilance in which I'm less likely to relax enough to cry; that I'm a journalist and thus part of a professional culture that places a high value on composure and stoicism; and that, like, a lot of guys, after years of painful personal and professional experiences, I had built a cinder block wall between me and my emotions that I've only recently started to disassemble.
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