They insist that adherence to law is drilled into recruits.
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Boreholes drilled into the teeth of a captive killer whale.
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Her parents drilled into her the importance of proper coverage.
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There, they drilled into more customer research and product design.
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It was drilled into new recruits over and over again.
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He was drilled into the boards during Friday night's game.
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Loyalty is drilled into people by the media and in schools.
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It's a $223,21326214 piece of aluminum with wells drilled into it.
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Holes have also been drilled into the earth for natural resources.
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But it wasn't until 1953 that Scoville drilled into Molaison's skull.
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Douglas surveys a series of boreholes drilled into the Permafrost Tunnel.
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It's not drilled into students' minds year after year, like sex ed.
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At work, they really drilled into you that taking drugs ruins lives.
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A half-inch hole had been drilled into the plank of the quarterdeck.
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"Under general anesthesia, we drilled into the jaw from the top," he said.
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I traveled 2000,28.5 miles and drilled into the deepest causes of our collective depression.
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But she also drilled into me that I still had some measure of control.
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Growing up, she remembers being taken to a dentist who drilled into her teeth.
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The importance of shampooing has been drilled into our brains since we were little.
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It's a visceral medium, and choruses are meant to be drilled into one's head.
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The outside world is an ever-present reminder of death, drilled into everyones' psyches.
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It's a distinction that has been drilled into countless English students over the years.
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The Aggie Code of Honor is drilled into freshmen at a required orientation session.
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He credits the fact that fundamentals are drilled into international players at a young age.
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But if you've been watching this week's convention, the idea's been drilled into your skull.
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"It's been drilled into you that you've got an objective, and you have to do it."
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The rover drilled into rocks, collecting the powder they gave off and then gobbled them up.
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In all my trips to courthouses, though, I had never drilled into the arcana of bankruptcy.
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The organic matter was found in pieces of solidified mud that Curiosity drilled into in 2015.
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Since it's not drilled into the wall, there's the likelihood the bar slips out of position.
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Contrary to whatever was drilled into your head by your dumb friends in school, history is dope.
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He figured it needed to be junked, because that's what two decades of scouting drilled into him.
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It was drilled into me: Make me happy and I will give you my love and attention.
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It's no surprise that the concept of self-care was drilled into our psyches throughout last year.
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"Who" is the first of the five "W" questions drilled into the head of every aspiring reporter.
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A local gas utility said the explosion was likely caused by a hole drilled into an installation.
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Kutteles adopted the slogan that had been drilled into her son during basic training as an infantryman.
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Pro-China patriotism is drilled into residents at school and by news media that are largely pro-party.
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The mantra was drilled into us: waiters depend on tips, bartenders depend on tips, even baristas and barbers.
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It works by plugging stepper motors affixed to 3D-printed frames into holes drilled into a Rubik's Cube.
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LOOSEN LIMBS My trainer has drilled into me how important stretching is to maintaining circulation and overall health.
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The thing about your regular habits in the military is that they are sometimes literally drilled into you.
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The startup ethos — rapid, runaway growth — has been drilled into the collective consciousness of just about every founder.
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Curiosity, which landed in 2012, has drilled into the planet's surface and discovered organic chemicals essential to life.
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The catechism, a call and response to a series of questions, was drilled into children at their meetings.
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It was a lifesaving moment to be relieved from those images drilled into your head while growing up.
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When he and his team drilled into a subsurface lake there a few years ago, they found microbes.
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" Gaetz then drilled into Goldman about his previous donations to Democrats and asked Goldman if he was "partisan.
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" Gaetz then drilled into Goldman about his previous donations to Democrats, and asked Goldman if he was "partisan.
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It's also drilled into Martian rocks and repeatedly turned up evidence that the planet's surface once harbored liquid water.
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Morgan Stanley drilled into the energy sector with a note Monday that lowered price targets on many energy names.
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It includes a scene where a 17-year-old discovers that a hole has been drilled into her forehead.
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Scientists who drilled into what is considered ground zero of the dinosaur extinction found something that surprised them: granite.
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We started by looking at the South as a whole and then drilled into its sub regions and states.
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Sanders has drilled into him on the issue in a possible attempt to blunt Biden's strength among older voters.
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Now's the time to apply the adage our mothers drilled into our heads: It's better to be safe than sorry.
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Some of them have had it drilled into their minds, for decades, that their job is to serve the republic.
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It was drilled into me that you have to pinch the tip and roll it on or it might break.
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Ohana Villa has a concrete foundation drilled into volcanic rock, and its bedrooms, kitchen and perimeter walls are all concrete.
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Rather, it came when Harris, an experienced prosecutor before becoming a senator, drilled into Sessions's hesitancy about answering certain questions.
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From his remote Transylvanian village, he drilled into the biographies of targets, looking for details that helped him guess passwords.
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So I had a military upbringing; the difference between right and wrong was drilled into me from a young age.
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As workers drilled into the formations that make up the region's distinct rock layers last year, they hit shallow groundwater.
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In the F.B.I.'s clean lab, Dr. Loreille drilled into the tooth's core and collected a tiny bit of powder.
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Using a different drill bit, she drilled into its root and collected about 10 milligrams of material, which contained DNA.
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One skull also had a hole drilled into the left parietal bone, which forms the sides and roof of the cranium.
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There's also pressure to have a lit birthday party that's pretty much drilled into our heads from birth, Dr. Kissen says.
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Fear was drilled into me from day one in this town & you were the barometer by which my behavior was judged.
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We also drilled into the massive new Softbank fund and what it might mean for tech rounds both big and small.
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It clicks into holes that have been pre-drilled into the furniture, and therefore removes the need for screws and tools.
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They shaved off a few millimeters from the surface of their samples and then drilled into them to extract genetic data.
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ORANGE COUNTY, NY — Dana Putnam drilled into a maple tree, added a plastic tube and waited for the sap to flow.
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Researchers also drilled into the ice and took measurements using an instrument towed by a snowmobile to map the floe's thickness.
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She and a team of scientists drilled into the seafloor below the North Atlantic and retrieved cores containing ancient ocean sediment.
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Wastewater is injected under pressure into disposal wells drilled into a sandstone or other permeable formation, and flows into the rock.
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Output from the unusually productive wells drilled into the Marcellus and Utica shale formations underneath Pennsylvania and Ohio has continued to increase.
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These nails, done with standard OPI polish, are definitely more DIY-able than, say, inches-long acrylics with holes drilled into them.
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Ever since Mark Zuckerberg opened up "The Facebook," millennials have had it drilled into their head that their online presence is important.
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While Donnelly's messaging has differed vastly from both Baldwin's and Stabenow's, all three campaigns have drilled into at least one major issue.
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In interviews with VICE News correspondents, eight candidates drilled into criminal justice, immigration, and other issues affecting minority communities around the country.
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Their methods were not PETA-approved—they drilled into the heads of live pigeons and damaged or removed parts of their labyrinth.
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A "finished" receiver means it already has a trigger cavity drilled into it; unfinished receivers require buyers to drill it in themselves.
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Three more were drilled into the bedrock next to the ice sheet—one with a depth of 649 meters below ground surface.
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The program has drilled into them and the other fellows, many of whom also have long slogs into Manhattan, a rigorous punctuality.
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"I think that the long view that was drilled into me at Yale complements Stan's shorter-term market values," Ms. Volent said.
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It's drilled into me when I talk to the players: Players are the story; players are the content, players are the consequences.
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He slipped through a small hole drilled into in his shower cell and then sped away on a motorcycle through an underground tunnel.
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The Rio Aquatics Stadium, a temporary structure, has had 15,000 strategically positioned holes drilled into it as part of a natural ventilation system.
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The benefits of a balanced diet have been drilled into our brains from the first time we laid eyes on the food pyramid.
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Despite it being drilled into us as children, many of us aren't still eating our vegetables — but we're drinking a lot of coffee.
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Be wary of anything with an inexplicable hole in it, like a hole drilled into a hair-dryer mount in a hotel bathroom.
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This newly discovered, oblong-shaped projectile was characteristically different than the other two by virtue of a single hole drilled into one side.
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The only thing she drilled into me was to wear sunscreen, since I grew up in Hawaii, and was constantly in the sun.
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This reality was drilled into me when a colleague told me about how her father had had kidney disease when she was young.
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I happen to know this springiness was drilled into him by a basketball coach, to keep him on the balls of the feet.
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Holes are drilled into the wood on an angle at regular intervals and dowels can be moved around and work hung on them.
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In high school, it's drilled into you that a fancy college and a high degree is your ticket to a happy, successful life.
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Someone — maybe your father, Earl — drilled into your head that winning is what matters, that the only path to joy is through success.
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"It's drilled into our minds from a young age that there's a strict pattern to success that must be followed," another finalist wrote.
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A government employee had drilled into the ice and laid out orange flags indicating where the ice was thick enough to walk safely.
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Some of the pieces of wood have holes drilled into them, while others seem to have been gathered from a pile of scraps.
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Oil and gas operators there must prove the disposal well has not drilled into the basement rock and provide daily and weekly volume reporting.
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Here the importance of living as a "Man for Others" was drilled into us unbridled colts from the very first day of freshman year.
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"My mom and my grandmother were the ones who drilled into me, 'This is how we are, and this is what's beautiful,' " Lopez said.
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In Tulare county, as water available for irrigation slowed to a trickle, farmers drilled into the underground aquifers to pump water for their fields.
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On Saturday, June 24th, joggers discovered the rock formation, called "Trollpikken"—which loosely translates to "troll dick"—had been drilled into and hacked off.
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For the rest of us, knowing what they're really about, and why you can't play nice with them, is drilled into us from birth.
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Comics characters like Black Panther drilled into young minds that anything is possible for anyone, that heroes, kings, and legends can come from anywhere.
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Sacks said that he, as well as many other executives, were not aware of the macro after thorough investigation that even drilled into emails.
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I saw a lot of adulating obituaries that all echoed the same bland information that Stan Lee had drilled into our skulls for decades.
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The closest anyone ever got to the mantle was a seven-mile-deep hole drilled into the crust on a peninsula in western Russia.
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It has drilled into rocks and soil and taken photos of odd features so that scientists can learn more about Mars and its history.
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I knew I couldn't compete with the privately-educated kids that had that drilled into them, so it had to come from somewhere else.
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If there's one thing Charlotte drilled into everyone's heads by the end of her master class, it's the importance of blending out your eye shadow.
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Inside the room it was chaos, an intern in the midst of chest compressions while another drilled into her husband's shin for emergent IV access.
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Just a few weeks earlier, thieves had illegally drilled into a pipeline in the fields just outside the town of La Preciosita, causing a spill.
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Image: Associated Press/Julio CortezFrom a very young age, it's drilled into us that we need to floss daily to prevent gum disease and cavities.
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By now it's hopefully been drilled into you to enable two-factor authentication on your online accounts, giving you more protection than a password alone.
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Nor should the way you feel about your body be dictated by who you're dating or by heteronormative stereotypes that are drilled into our heads.
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It was consistently drilled into our brains that this was a threat, an emergency, and we needed to do what we could to address it.
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He notes this year's bank bill has not come up much on the campaign trail, where endangered Senate Democrats have drilled into health-care policy.
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I knew I couldn&apost compete with the privately-educated kids that had that drilled into them, so it had to come from somewhere else.
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Like many Democrats trying to flip ideologically balanced or Republican-leaning districts, he has drilled into the issues of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid frequently.
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"My parents drilled into our heads — my brother and I—' You treat everyone the same,' " says Hayek, 50, one of PEOPLE's 25 Women Changing the World.
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You just see Sonos' logo, touch controls on the top (identical to those on the Play:5), and lots of tiny holes drilled into the front.
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How they did it: An international team of scientists drilled into the ocean floor off the coast of the Wilkes Subglacial Basin to obtain sediment cores.
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And we shouldn't be susceptible to sexual advances by anybody, let alone older people, are lessons that are drilled into the Black girls, according to Odeleye.
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In the next image, Evie shows off their first beam, which she and her 14-time-Grammy-nominated dad drilled into the wall and leveled off.
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The persuasive techniques used in these situations don't always come from the campaign script, or the themes that have been drilled into volunteers at training sessions.
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While planning where I was going to first penetrate the bone, I remembered the ancient skulls I had seen in museums, holes ritualistically drilled into them.
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For the recent analysis, Harney and her team drilled into the femurs and long arm bones of dozens of skeletons from the lake to extract DNA.
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Opinion Columnist For as long as I've been writing about politics, which is longer than I'd like to admit, I've had certain rules drilled into me.
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COMEY: Of course, and even if there wasn't, it's something that is drilled into you when you go into the government, especially in an F.B.I. role.
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Now, on a small patch of land adjacent to the pool, a bore hole has been drilled into the rock on which the lido is built.
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Holes are drilled into the two bones, and a piece of tendon most often taken from the wrist is grafted through the holes in a figure-eight.
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"The thought of the inferiority of the Negro is drilled into him in almost every class he enters and in almost every book he studies," Woodson wrote.
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Success may be a question of remembering that they are not just another thing to be drilled into a young mind, but a matter of the heart.
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A third is an installation of four schoolroom blackboards on which that phrase is repeatedly written in chalk, like a lesson meant to be drilled into memory.
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"Under general anesthesia, we drilled into the jaw from the top," Senthilnathan, who is currently the head of the hospital's Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Department, told the outlet.
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If you drilled into these ice giants, you would expect to first encounter a layer of ionic water, which would flow, conduct currents and participate in a dynamo.
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Let's take a cursory look at how deeply the cliché has penetrated our cultural consciousness to judge exactly how far the association has been drilled into our minds.
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Like all homes in the valley, where there are no reservoirs or rivers, the Paups' house drew its water from a private well drilled into the underlying aquifer.
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In the section of the debate dealing with coronavirus he drilled into that theme, referencing things he has done during his time as vice president to address crises.
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Yet she remembers one lesson that was drilled into her head: After you are released, do not expect to be a firefighter anymore — criminals will not get hired.
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And legal pundits must have been delighted when they saw the opportunity to throw around on TV a Latin phrase that was drilled into them in law school.
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"Something that is really drilled into us at university is this concept of having 'sentiments for the family and country'," said Feng Ge, 23, a Peking University student.
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There are certain beauty rules that have been drilled into us: Always take your makeup off before bed, get a good eight hours of sleep, drink lots of water.
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The simulation lets the medium look one of two ways: either it's just a lot of ambient stuff, or it's got a hole drilled into it from prior jets.
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Most of all, all parties, but especially the Democratic Party, need to internalize the lessons that have been drilled into election administrators since 2016 about responding to system vulnerabilities.
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It had bubbled up and leaked out of the air holes drilled into the sides of the medical-grade steel, and had coated the outside of the Hypnos Pure.
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From day one, cadets have it drilled into them that everyone they encounter on the street could kill them at any second, and their training reinforces this fearful outlook.
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This might have been the first time I ever drilled into a wall, and now I might die with two holes in my bedroom wall because of this gadget.
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You shouldn't feel guilty for eating certain foodsPerhaps the best thing that this exercise really drilled into me was that there's no such thing as "good" or "bad" foods.
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The notion that it's enough to simply have these things — rather than not have them — has been drilled into Annie's mind, by her mother, her boss, and eventually herself.
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There were important things to be learned from these brave presenters, a great many things, ordered, elucidated and drilled into us by Jimmy Meeks — urging, weeping, scorning, confessing, praying.
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Construction did not begin in earnest until 2014 over the tracks west of 673th Avenue, on a project called Hudson Yards, atop more than 300 caissons drilled into bedrock.
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It is drilled into us that scene safety is dynamic and we have to be prepared for danger at any moment should anyone become violent or have a weapon.
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"I still support him as the president, but I think that he needs to have it drilled into his head that we're his base and that we matter," Withrow said.
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But Democrats drilled into arguments that they are best equipped to boost the working and middle classes as they elbow to gain ground in a field of two dozen strong.
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Both enterprises have prospered: single cables now carry as much as 2503 terabits across the Atlantic every second; oceanographers have mapped and drilled into the ocean floor around the world.
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The cooling is done not only via brake ducts built by the teams to fan air over the brakes, but also by a series of holes drilled into the discs.
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Drilled into the famous back four during the George Graham era, the sight of their arms shooting up in perfect synchronisation became an icon image of eighties and nineties football.
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Now, a team of geophysicists has drilled into the gigantic cavity under the Gulf of Mexico, targeting a circular series of hills called a peak ring located at its center.
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And one of his predecessors, who I'm still close to, is Jill Lelieveld, and they just drilled into me that the independence of the newsroom was the most critical thing.
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He found ways of negating strengths that could not have been discerned from afar; he drilled into weaknesses only someone who has spent time trying to disguise them would know.
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This was the fundamental biology lesson that was drilled into Charles Darwin when he visited the Galápagos Islands back in 1835, a trip that ultimately inspired his theory of natural selection.
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Each one can be drilled into, to understand the actions that certain emotions illicit, the triggers that bring them about in the first place, and how to deal with them, too.
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In a 1987 voyage to the Antarctic, the paleoceanographer James Kennett and his crew dropped anchor in the Weddell Sea, drilled into the seabed, and extracted a vertical cylinder of sediment.
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Sex without matrimonially committed love was made to be a terrifying thing for Jane, as we can see from the "ruined flower" metaphor her grandma drilled into her brain throughout childhood.
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Around 60 percent of the orca studied endured a dental procedure known as a "modified pulpotomy," where a hole is drilled into the tooth to extract the soft pulpy tissue inside.
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It is a message that was drilled into bicyclists when they were children learning to ride for the first time: Wear your helmet so that you do not crack your skull.
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For the analysis, published in the journal Nature Communications, the research team drilled into long bones — like thigh bones and upper-arm bones — and extracted DNA from the resulting bone powder.
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Decades of digging bore holes -- pipes that are drilled into the earth to reach water -- in favor of traditional water harvesting systems has meant India is suffering from severe ground water depletion.
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In an effort to pinpoint the startup spaces that see the greatest impact from SoftBank's largess, Crunchbase drilled into the activities of the firm's $100 billion Vision Fund and affiliated investment vehicles.
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Local anesthesia used Awake brain surgery dates to ancient times, when doctors sometimes drilled into patients' skulls, presumably to relieve seizures or headaches, according to the National Institutes of Health, or NIH.
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While sending well-written and organized correspondence might have been a skill drilled into students a few generations ago, I've observed firsthand in many of my students that this skill is lacking.
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The forensic scientists set to work: they drilled into the tooth, collected the powder, dissolved it in a chemical solution, ran it through a DNA copy machine and then a sequencing instrument.
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In its offices, these have been boiled down to their very essences and those essences in turn splashed upon the walls, suspended from the ceiling and drilled into the exposed concrete pillars.
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Having a family and a community that has taught me respect for firearms has drilled into my brain the guns aren't the cause for all these deaths, it's the people behind those guns.
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Wilson fell down the borewell -- a deep well drilled into the ground for irrigation or drinking water, often dug by farmers and left unmarked -- near his home at about 5:45 p.m. Friday.
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The prayers drilled into me from my Catholic upbringing were still tucked away in some brain folds so, while still isolated, I repeated Hail Marys until the words became alien to my ears.
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Maureen Dowd HOLLYWOOD — THEY were dramas that drilled into the most sensitive parts of the national psyche, searing and dividing us with lurid sexual images and racial grievances as old as the nation.
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As women of color, there are two messages we receive from the time we are little girls that are so thoroughly drilled into us they are basically a part of our very being.
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He insinuated that it could have been drilled into the hull, accidentally or on purpose, either during the Soyuz's preparation phase on Earth or perhaps even by an ISS crew member in space.
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In a rare move, the policy has united most lawmakers against the president, On Wednesday, senators from both parties drilled into Ross over the tariffs on metals and separate actions targeting Chinese imports.
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Suddenly Maya's suburban middle school existence is pulsing with masturbation triggers: a pencil hole drilled into a purple eraser; a classmate's ear hair; the curve of a sand dune in a nature documentary.
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Hard and straight: Keep that kick-all input depressed for just long enough, and there it goes, drilled into the bottom corner where even the average keeper's superhuman athleticism can't keep it out.
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The "Fast Money" traders drilled into the oil sector Thursday after reports that OPEC may lengthen its oil production agreement involving non-members and could take other measures to reach global crude inventory targets.
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Yet the old man, with his crippled fingers and weary heart, didn't want the same for his young son and drilled into his head that college wasn't an option — it was mandatory for survival.
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It got so bad that I had to go to the dentist and pay $760 out-of-pocket to have divots drilled into my back molars so I could close my jaw more comfortably.
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" This is a notion that's been drilled into her head over the course of four album releases, albums that have never quite caught on with those who determine what music is and isn't "cool.
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Maintaining composure during chaotic rescues was drilled into his son at the Rockland County Fire Training Center, where training included searching smoke-filled rooms and fiery structures and carrying out heavy dummies, he said.
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Specifically, the national championship performance, the two minutes and 15 seconds that's relegated to an intricate and difficult routine where anything, even moves drilled into muscle memory by thousands of repetitions, could go wrong.
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"In the conversations I had with her,'' Angie Mills said, "she said this is something they pressured her to do, something that had been drilled into her, that she was spouting what they said.
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Superlative performance is a confluence of dozens of small skills or activities, each one learned or stumbled upon, which have been carefully drilled into habit and then are fitted together in a synthesized whole.
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Like most of their fishing boats it had holes drilled into the front of the hull, creating a space where fish could be stored alive and sold for a higher price at the market.
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At first, Ms. Barry, the former South Asia bureau chief for The Times, expected a short-term project, but as the story was delayed, she became more intrigued and drilled into the family's background.
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A stunning call from Kiev The third episode that is sure to be drilled into by Democrats is Sondland's call to Trump from the terrace of a Kiev restaurant on July 26 this year.
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However, phone cameras can be silenced through apps and there&aposs also an abundance of miniaturized cameras that can be hidden inside bags, shoes and toilets or small holes drilled into bathroom walls and doors.
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Meanwhile, an average of 42 illegal taps are being drilled into pipelines across Mexico every day and transporting, storing and selling the stolen fuel often represents a major source of employment in some rural communities.
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But he said there is one overriding concern about the Bakken: that the formation's core areas are being drilled into terminal decline as producers seek to squeeze every last ounce of efficiency from their assets.
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Experiments in the US, Japan, Italy, and Mexico have all drilled into conditions that could produce supercritical fluids, which require temperatures above 700 degrees Fahrenheit and pressures 220 times greater than those at the surface.
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But while the immutability of lightspeed is drilled into physics students at a young age, Einstein's laws also state that all motion is relative, which got us thinking: what's the speed of light's nefarious doppleganger, darkness?
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It's not an exclusively autistic thing, but it gets drilled into us that we have to outgrow certain childish tendencies, like having comfort stuffed animals or comfort items that you take with you all the time.
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"The technique that was drilled into me working at The NoMad, and Daniel Humm, and Guy Savoy, is very structured and very technique-driven, and so I try to implement that into my cooking," noted Kong.
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This has always appealed to me, since 12 years of grade school and another decade of college have drilled into my head that the autumnal equinox is the true annual marker of change and new beginnings.
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B.I. agent who lost the tail turned out to be well trained — with the kind of observational skill Elizabeth has drilled into Paige, he quickly reported descriptions of every vehicle that had been near Harvest's car.
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She insists that she loves people, that she wants to rescue them from the self-hatred drilled into them by the powers that be — the same system that prevented her from being who she really is.
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At Aitchison, during the Indo-Pakistan war of 1971, he was exasperated when the college cooks could not be drilled into a decent Home Guard, but took refuge under the banyan trees when Indian planes roared over.
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In the surgery, which would drain the fluid and relieve the pressure on Ziggy's brain, Uriarte drilled into Ziggy's skull and fed a small tube into one of the ventricles, the fluid-filled cavities of her brain.
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Now Nadal had one of his favorite shots tantalizingly before his eyes, an approach forehand of the kind he has drilled into the other court for a winner countless times in hundreds of matches throughout the years.
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Even today its 11-point Operations Integrity Management System—as detailed in its pursuit of safety nirvana as the Buddhist path to enlightenment—is drilled into new recruits, incorporated into performance assessments and shared with contractors and suppliers.
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The running track's original granite starting blocks remained firmly planted; holes drilled into them once held poles threaded with cord across the whole track to prevent false starts; a dozen runners at a time shot off from here.
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Gun safety was drilled into me from a very early age, and as a result, even as mass shootings at schools and other public places became more visible in American culture, I was never scared or uncomfortable around firearms.
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Mitchell also drilled into Ford's reported fear of flying, with the apparent implication that because she professed a fear of flying and has yet often flown for work or pleasure, she may not be entirely trustworthy in her claims.
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The military academy&aposs honor code, which reads, "A cadet will not lie, cheat, steal, or tolerate those who do," is known as the "bedrock of character development" and drilled into the cadets during their four years of training.
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"As we talked through why they felt that way, they realized it was because they felt they &aposshould be saving money&apos instead of spending it, which had been drilled into their heads at a young age," Lowell says.
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" Among those presiding over those summer clashes was a family patriarch, Ryan's grandfather Sam Loughery, a Pearl Harbor survivor who drilled into his offspring a mantra: "Games are played with a bat, glove or ball, but never your mouth.
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It's intentionally and sometimes unintentionally drilled into our heads from scenes of cavemen hitting women over the head and throwing them over their shoulders to the images of women in kitchens, making babies while the men do all work.
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I've been waiting to report this story since 2015, way back when I was writing obsessive inventories of every hole drilled into Mars (an 18-centimeter depth record soon to be broken, hopefully, by the InSight lander's heat flow probe).
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The bracket is inserted through holes drilled into the sheets of plywood, and owing to the varied placement of the holes relative to the panels' center of gravity, the wood splays as it sags, forming an irregular 12-pointed star.
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While the firm drilled into its investigators that they must never do anything that could embarrass a client, or conduct an operation that would look bad on the front page of the Wall Street Journal, Corbally didn't follow the corporate rulebook.
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Many of us have probably had bad, inaccurate information about sex drilled into our minds at some point in our lives — whether it came from a well-meaning but uninformed friend or somewhere in the vast abyss of the internet.
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Hopefully you've gotten it drilled into your head by now that protecting your skin from the sun's harsh rays with a daily SPF is essential — and hopefully you're already wising up to the potential damage blue light can cause, too.
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There's no native way to browse for bots, so businesses have to either get the bot's exact name drilled into people's heads through marketing or get them to initiate a conversation with a bot through a Facebook News Feed ad.
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It's like this law drilled into your head as a future filmmaker: that you need to put yourself through harm in an effort to understand what makes a good film via the cesspool of shit out there making bad ones.
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The probe, named Luna 1993, drilled into the lunar ground for seven minutes and removed around 100 grams — just over one-fourth of a pound — of small moon rocks and fragments from a wide-volcanic plains named the Sea of Fertility.
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The storms were so bad that first winter at Minot's Ledge Light, a lighthouse drilled into a reef a mile off the Massachusetts coast, that in 1850 the keeper's cat eventually threw itself from the watch room, 70 feet up.
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The Arcadia Education Project—which houses a pre-school, a hostel for single women and a nursery—is anchored using posts drilled into a brick, earth and sandbag foundation, and sits on the ground or floats depending on the water level.
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It's drilled into you from the beginning, from the first days of you enter into the business, you just get, you learn on a sub-intellectual level to guess what kinds of stories fly and what kinds of stories don't, right?
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Mr. Connell has said Mr. al-Baluchi was so abused between his capture in Pakistan in April 2003 and transfer to Guantánamo in September 2006 that he told F.B.I. agents involuntary, programmed responses drilled into him by his C.I.A. interrogators.
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Many young adults believe that simply putting a portion of their income into a savings account is enough; because "saving" is something that's drilled into our heads at a young age, and financial literacy education is often absent from most kids' schooling.
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While progress is being made, there's still so much pressure to achieve perfection – from celebrity culture, the beauty industry and social media – that it's drilled into us from a young age that we're not beautiful until we fix all of our flaws.
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"We've really had the idea of freedom of speech drilled into our heads in school since a young age, so this was really an opportunity to apply these things to the real world," Noah Miracle, one of the students involved, told Tulsa World.
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RED EARTH CREEK, Alberta — Kristyn Housman grabbed the end of a sampling auger, a steel tube that two colleagues had just drilled into a moss-covered hummock in a peat bog, and poked through a damp, fibrous plug of partly decomposed peat.
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They came through it with flying colours, thankfully, and for the rest of the game they combined the coherence and cooperation which Shankly had drilled into them with the characteristic pass-and-move transitions of his successor and former protege, to devastating effect.
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The symbol was drilled into the floor boards of the First African Baptist Church in Savannah, Georgia — one of the oldest African-American churches in the US — where it is thought to have doubled as air holes for runaway slaves passing below.
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From his grand Trump Tower escalator entrance into the Republican presidential race on June 21, 21983, Trump managed to be simultaneously charismatic and combative, elitist and populist, lewd and pious as he drilled into a lode of polarity and anti-Washington anger among American voters.
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It doesn't spoil anything to say that the narrative is pushed forward with details that are somehow both absurd yet compellingly believable: Out in one of the labor camps for women who've transgressed against the authorities, a new arrival spouts pieties drilled into her head.
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Dating back to David Simon's landmark HBO drama "The Wire" and miniseries "The Corner," though, television has drilled into the hopelessness of law enforcement's efforts -- depicting what amounts to a giant game of Whac-a-Mole, where cutting off from one spigot simply opens another.
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ET, NESN (Boston), MSG Plus (New Jersey) ABOUT THE BRUINS (20-14-4): McQuaid was placed on injured reserve Thursday, two days after being drilled into the boards from behind by Zach Sill - a hit that earned the Capitals forward a two-game suspension.
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House Judiciary Committee ranking member Doug Collins (R-Ga.) drilled into Mueller with specific questions as to whether his report established that Trump did not collude with the Russian government to interfere in the 2016 presidential election, leaving Mueller tripping over words at times.
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In 2016, scientists drilled into the heart of the so-called Chicxulub crater and excavated a 2,750-foot-long core of sediments, allowing scientists all over the world, such as Bettina Schaefer of Curtin University in Australia, to parse the rocks for their own research.
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Though the book is written in the collective "we," a reflection of the groupthink drilled into employees during team meetings, a number of characters are introduced throughout the book: a copywriter writing his first novel, the senior art director and office gossip, and many more.
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I didn't conduct rigorous, hourly testing, but I can say that during the three days I lived with the product, they never ran out of juice (but I also made sure to charge them daily, a habit my power-hungry Apple Watch has drilled into me). Will.i.
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Gwen Stefani claims her first solo album in a decade is a breakup record expressing all her deep dark negative energy, which means she has a fabulous sense of humor — it's one happy relationship song after another, each drilled into your head with true megapop panache.
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One of the things that I certainly was taught, even though I didn't think at that time that I would ever write, but it was really drilled into us at the feminist program at CalArts that it's so easy for women to slip out of history.
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This biological maxim has been so drilled into the heads of demographers—the researchers responsible for keeping tabs on how many people there are on the planet—that most don't think twice before plugging it into any projections they're making about how populations will change in the future.
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"She was floating and unable to dive due to floating gas syndrome; her shell was covered in barnacles, including burrowing barnacles that had drilled into her shell and suffered from a secondary infection to her neck that caused a lump," CDU Head of Horticulture, Scott McDonald, said in a statement.
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We've had it drilled into our subconscious that, although it's totally fine to live your own way, you're a total idiot if you do because there are magic moves that need to be played at the correct time if you don't want to fuck up your one shot at happiness.
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With "stranger danger" drilled into the heads of women and girls from a young age, anti-trans feminists can easily paint "the other" as a constant sexual threat — despite the fact that studies have repeatedly shown that women are most likely to be sexually assaulted by someone they already know.
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They devise a whole bunch of big, happy, crunchy rock riffs, drum hard and heavy to make sure each one gets drilled into your skull and never leaves, add a few dollops of teenpop sweetness over here, a little synthesizer coloring over there, and knock the resulting formula out of the park.
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From a distance, they could just as well be hanging in the corner of a high school science classroom, but as you get closer, you suddenly appreciate all of the unique details that make it completely and unnervingly real, including the metal hardware drilled into the bones in order to hold them together.
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Ms. Meng has been granted bail while awaiting extradition to the U.S. Seven-hour spacewalk: Two Russian astronauts took to the vacuum of space from the International Space Station to examine a small, mysterious hole that the Russian government says it believes was drilled into a Soyuz spacecraft in an act of sabotage.
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Never mind, also, that I'd been raised in a Christian home and in a church environment that drilled into me that sex led to pregnancy, that pregnancy led to parenthood, and that getting tangled up in any combination of these things before marriage would bestow upon me a one-way ticket straight to hell.
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But while you may be able to sniff out a camera hidden on a mantle or shelf by looking for random power cords or holes drilled into walls, it's not likely you're going to spot a camera that's integrated into an appliance that looks like it's supposed to be there in the first place.
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Photo Illustration: Elena Scotti/Gizmodo/GMGThe hallways of math and science history are overflowing with the achievements of white men, from Sir Isaac Newton to Steve Jobs; their faces are printed into elementary school textbooks everywhere, and their achievements have been indelibly drilled into our minds, with countless awards and institutions named after them.
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For as long as I could remember, my mother drilled into my head the importance of living frugally: At least 30% of my income should always go directly into my savings, and my rent should be as low as humanly possible, so I'd have money to spare on dining out, school expenses, or summer travel.
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Steven Wasserman, vice president for policy of the National Association of Assistant US Attorneys and a federal prosecutor in Washington, DC, told BuzzFeed News that it wasn't immediately clear to him why those portions were removed, but he didn't think the deletions would alter how prosecutors do their jobs, since they dealt with concepts that are drilled into prosecutors.
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Rather than warning that he would keep the younger Mr. Kim's feet to the fire with sanctions until he complies, Mr. Trump said after meeting in the Oval Office with North Korea's spy chief that he no longer wanted to use the term "maximum pressure," a phrase drilled into the vocabulary of his aides for the past year.
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If he had seen her loitering in the fields, he might have seen the way that she watched him, too, and read her intention, and despite all that she had drilled into herself about not appearing eager she fixed her hair now with her fingertips, and even before the strand of hair was settled behind her ear she cursed silently the obviousness of the gesture.
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Hands of Stone hasn't really been a critical favorite, but The Bleeder and Bleed For This are competently made and have been well-received, but they all follow a pattern we've seen so many times before that it starts to feel as rote as the first basic combination drilled into your head by your very first coach: A true story (or a story inspired by a real-life boxer).
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Facebook, Twitter Execs Admit Failures, Warn of &aposOverwhelming&apos Threat to ElectionsOpenly recognizing their companies' past failures in rare displays of modesty, Facebook and Twitter …Read more ReadWhereas Zuckerberg almost always seemed to be drawing from prepared responses drilled into his head by a room full of high-paid crisis professionals, Dorsey was clearly in command of his own assessments, casually delivering answers to pointed questions, as if he'd come prepared to educate Congress rather than defend himself against it.
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There's this ET jack-o-lantern, complete with bicycle, Reese's Pieces, and multiple Elliotts: This Dia de los Muertos ofrenda commemorated JPL space missions past: There was this guitar-strumming, pumpkin-headed skeleton: And a 3D model of a jack-o-lantern, for which no live pumpkins were harmed: Engineers constructed plenty of interactive, nerdy-ass displays like this one, where a participant had to push a lever to try to meet the exact shock specifications of the pumpkin: Or this one, where you had to guess the mass of the pumpkin using science and math (the equations on the pumpkins, I imagine, are there to help): A planetary sample acquisition submarine pumpkin was placed on Europa (one of Jupiter's moons) where it drilled into the team's winning pumpkin design from last year: Another Europa pumpkin was equipped with a counter adding up signs of life: But my personal favorite had to be the jousting battlebot pumpkins, because who doesn't love a good battlebot: Happy Halloween, from one group of nerds to another!
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