See this house completely encased in ice New York Gov.
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Except, perhaps, for a fried breakfast encased in a pie.
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It's encased in tiny threads of red, white, and green.
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A Tamagotchi is a beep encased in a plastic shell.
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The picture shows a house completely encased in ice. Entirely.
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The mic was encased in titanium to compensate for this.
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And then you encased his vocals in this sublime music.
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Not easy to do when you're encased in bejeweled battlewear.
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The Granma remains on display in Havana, encased in glass.
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"No worries," he said afterward, his hand encased in ice.
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The flames encased the building in a cylinder of fire.
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The moon's saltwater ocean, encased in ice, covers its entire surface.
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I've been using mobile devices since they were encased in suitcases.
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Samsung Galaxy S10E, S10, and S10+ (L to R), encased pic.twitter.
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The basket is encased in a larger, see-through bag sculpture.
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Did I mention the Mate 20 RS is encased in leather?
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Being encased in solid amber helped to lock the specimen together.
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We know this because everything he owns is encased in gold.
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Some seemed practically encased in the flavors of new oak barrels.
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With all of the meat properly encased, it's time to ferment.
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This delicious tropical treat comes practically encased in full-body armor.
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Which nevertheless seemed less liberated than encased in perfectly polished amber.
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And as you do, imagine your face encased in dark skin.
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Encased in a waterproof box, the microphone captures muffled, sludgy sounds.
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If you buy a Danish, you get a plastic-encased thing.
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Next up, we get a glimpse of Finn, encased in a pod.
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I was encased in a tomb preserved and they woke me up.
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It ended with the hero dying, encased in a shell of adamantium.
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It is now encased in blast walls and guarded by PMF fighters.
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After a few hours, we found ourselves completely encased in loose paper.
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That triple chocolate nugget is then encased in the signature candy coating.
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It had one foot encased in a brick, the other in ooze.
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The entire event was encased in his brand management and his brand.
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A circular bed encased in wooden pillars stood as the focal point.
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The swastikas on the attackers' armbands are large and encased in red.
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He's a nostalgic object we'd oft-prefer to leave encased in amber.
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You can also have your ashes encased in a glass art memorial.
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Again my pockets were filled with cellophane-encased saltines and breath mints.
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She points out some blue graffiti—the words 'I'm sorry' encased a heart.
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The titanium-encased device tracks sleep and fitness, including steps, calories and distance.
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Saturn's sixth-largest moon is an ice-encased world with an ocean beneath.
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The glass is finally encased in an electrolyte gel full of silver ions.
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But for further protection, Juno is also encased in a special radiation vault.
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I express the collision of my contradictions: romanticism encased in sadomasochism, for example.
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ARC uses a small amount of ammonium nitrate encased in the airbag inflater.
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The ductwork was professional, and the wiring was encased in a dropped ceiling.
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Chefs in a glass-encased space enrobe chocolates as visitors watch them work.
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You know, like dresses, perfectly coiffed hair and not being an encased sausage.
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Today it is encased in a beautifully ornate golden glass-and-metal structure.
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And it's not so much "treasure" as hunks of ceramic encased in Plexiglas.
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The actor Peter Mayhew was ultimately encased in Angora wool and yak hair.
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Encased in greenhouses, Brazil's native plants received special care from this German institution.
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The trees encased us in all directions and the air was still, heavy.
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Muhammed Bakama wears a padlock encased in leather with keys dangling from it.
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Siwa's foyer is lined with glass-encased mannequins dressed in her favorite outfits.
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On Tuesday, other observers began sharing photos of the blossoms encased in ice.
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An immaculately crispy shell of golden flour encased soft and fresh onion slices.
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While there, she discovered an artisan who encased fabric in metal for displays.
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Rubin previewed the $699 titanium-encased Essential phone at this spring's Code Conference.
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It was both simple and theatrical, arriving encased in salt and filleted tableside.
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The verse was encased in a red box made to look like a Bible.
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Florida law, by contrast, prohibits them inside airport terminals, unless they're encased for shipment.
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We're talking perfumes that come in chic clutches, soaps encased in stones, and more.
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The legs are encased in fishnet stockings, and the feet are wearing high heels.
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Just hold the encased pods near your phone, flip open the case, and connect.
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My friend left me a small green tea ice cream encased in chocolate waffle.
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Bose SoundLink MiniA good-looking little metal-encased speaker, but too expensive at $200.
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Briny, tender mussel meat encased in feather-light batter with spring and yellow onions?
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Europa, the second moon of Jupiter, is encased in a thick crust of ice.
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It's a large, flat direct-drive table encased beneath a swiveling transparent dust cover.
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The victim's legs, encased in rubber boots, emerge as the snake is pulled apart.
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Speakers faced inward, meaning those in the circle around him were encased in sound.
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This is folded up and encased in a 10mm x 27mm capsule of ice.
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The city's glossy, glass-encased luxury buildings may be one of the first casualties
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Each page was encased in a clear plastic sleeve, to prevent oxidation and decay.
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A photograph of him then shows an emaciated body encased in raw, crimson flesh.
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Peggy is encased in a glass box, with a speaker in front of it.
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From a tree, something was hanging: a body, now encased almost entirely in ice.
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It was artificially preserved and has since been encased in a multimillion-dollar monument.
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One door, now encased in protective glass, has been spray-painted with orange markings.
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Chernobyl reactor No. 4 building, encased in steel and concrete to limit radioactive contamination.
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Pregnant stomachs are like impenetrable boulders which have been encased in layers of steel.
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They're usually encased in colorful plastic coating and can be found inside electronics like laptops.
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Stein's remains were found Friday inside a plastic container; the body was encased in concrete.
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The record is encased in a protective aluminum jacket together with a cartridge and needle.
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By comparison, women are soft, squishy, encased in liquid, or containing too much of it.
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The sides are completely encased in a bumper, monopolizing considerable bezel space on the front.
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The boxer collapses into a foldout chair, his hands still encased in protective white wraps.
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I believe it came in some form on an asteroid or encased in a comet.
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In fact, a Powerpack is simply 16 Powerwall battery pods encased in a weatherproof box.
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Suddenly the straps turned into bars and I was encased in this black steel bar.
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Finally, the bun receives its cooked patty from an encased grill on the other end.
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The boron, which is encased by protective rock, heads miles underground to the lower mantle.
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There are five to choose from, encased in vibrant packaging to match our favorite characters.
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The 12-megapixel camera, mercifully, is fully encased in the phone instead of jutting out.
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His Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas is encased in "24-carat-gold-infused glass".
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It's encased in a metal clip that you can get in rose gold or silver.
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Rice flecked with black sesame seeds nicely encased eel with cucumber or tuna with avocado.
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And the candle is encased in a metallic red holder that highlights the city's modernity.
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DePalma thought that the bone might have grown around a foreign object and encased it.
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Top Dog, open since 24, slings some of the best encased meats in the area.
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Inside, it is easy to feel encased in the dim confines of the metal box.
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It's all encased in a beautifully replicated rendition of one of Sega's all-time greats.
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Inside, there's a glass-encased wine cellar and a state-of-the-art movie theater.
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There are several devices on the desks in the glass-encased soundproof control room onstage.
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He still has his hand on our pulse, a hand encased in a latex glove.
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He stuffed sea bass with lobster mousse and encased it in pastry scales and fins.
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I call the process "Foreverizing," but technically you can say that it's embedded or encased.
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The tree was artificially preserved and has since been encased in a multimillion-dollar monument.
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"It's a lot more dignified, in my opinion, to be encased in wood," Perez said.
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He's encased Debussy's ill-fated lovers, Pelléas and Mélisande, in a box of frosted glass.
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From the rooftop park, you can see a glass high-rise encased in white beams.
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Couture may be the oldest fashion form, but it shouldn't feel so encased in amber.
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Like other viruses, bacteriophages are basically just a bit of DNA encased in a protein.
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Here we have a standing bunny carved from wood and encased in a glass jar.
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Chernobyl was literally covered up: The Soviets simply encased the whole thing in concrete and steel.
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In September 2017, Evan's decomposed body was found encased in concrete in the family's Wichita home.
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At night, I stayed at NGO's office, its walls studded with heart-shaped plastic-encased prophylactics.
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I turned around and stared up at the leather-encased breasts of my vacant-eyed attendant.
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The PC sports a swiveling 13 or 15-inch screen encased in an all-metal frame.
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We're talking dried petals encased in gel, vines extending onto the fingers, and so much more.
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The watch body is encased in stainless steel and there's Gorilla Glass 3 covering the screen.
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Others remained encased in extinct volcanoes, or pipes, and ended up buried under soil or lakes.
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He did not then have the parka and snow boots in which I was now encased.
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Winter storms left large swaths of the central U.S. encased in sheets of ice this weekend.
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It was like being encased safely in a thick block of ice, protected from the world.
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My last few iPhones have been encased in the TwelveSouth BookBook, a wonderfully useful wallet case.
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Joan, encased in some kind of oxygen tent, is left all alone in her hospital room.
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With chastity, there's a feeling of enclosure, every part or your cock is completely encased, enclosed.
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And how did her hair not break off after being encased with color during the delivery?
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Here is the back of the watch: Check out those 396 parts encased by transparent sapphire.
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Dust and oxygen isotopes encased in the cores provided a detailed climate record going back eons.
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A tow truck then removed the vehicle, which was encased in a large amount of sediment.
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Today, that structure is teetering on collapse, though it's now encased by a 32,000-ton shell.
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His damning conclusions were encased in dense legal jargon that the president distorted into a vindication.
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Their main clue came not from the skull, but rather from the amber that encased it.
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One consisted of large chunks of eel flesh, another had them encased in a clear gelatin.
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To do that, she dissolved the card using acetone, and had it encased in a biopolymer.
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In 2016, a man washed ashore after his feet were encased in concrete, The Times reported.
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They're impossible to miss: massive, dual saddle bags encased in a seemingly tough carbon fiber shell.
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Some bikes can get so encased with mud that the battery is nearly impossible to remove.
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A firefighter's face was encased in ice after battling a blaze in -50 degree wind chill.
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Few of these fragile masks have survived, but a replica is on display encased in glass.
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Encased in titanium, damascus steel and gold, it will likely endure any hardship you subject it to.
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Like Beckett's Winnie, whose molehill-encased silhouette she immediately brings to mind, she is an eternal monologuist.
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At the IRL store, it's glass-encased, bathed in blue light and on display to the public.
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The watch is encased in a Chrysler Building shaped steel frame with sapphire crystal with exhibition back.
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Additionally, while McAdams' hair was slicked back, Duff's appeared to be encased in a plastic shower cap.
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While not quite a space jellyfish, this glowing image shows a pulsar encased in a supernova nebula.
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Visitors will only be allowed to spend 10 minutes with the fossils, which are encased in glass.
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The ankle monitor is a Kevlar-encased, nearly indestructible device powered by an Intel® Galileo Board.
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Trainer No. 3 was encased in a plastic container and is registered in a database for collectors.
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Three eyes are brown, the remaining three a cerulean blue, all of them encased in enigmatic starbursts.
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Altogether, the mattress sports a comforting 13.5 inches of encased coils and memory foam padding and support.
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That skull was encased in a skull helmet from a child between 2 and 12 years old.
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But unlike the open-roof models previous presidents travelled in, this one was encased by bulletproof glass.
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The participants are left encased in utter darkness for 10 minutes — which can feel like an eternity.
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He's trying to film, but suffers from the constraints of his hand encased in a claw cast.
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The center is skinned in aluminum while the two ends are encased in a soft-touch rubber.
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A gleaming flamethrower encased in glass rested in the middle of the room like a museum exhibit.
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The smaller diamond is encased in a vertical, double-pointed oval painted in a ghostly green wash.
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The three doctors who allegedly performed the botched operation were found encased in cement four months later.
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I know plenty of adults, including my parents, who LIVE for these orange-encased ice cream pops.
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The next, I felt as if I were encased in a well-executed example of wee luxe.
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These droplets consist of two types of oil, one encased in the other, like caramel in chocolate.
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Now, the warehouse, rehabbed after taking on water during Maria, is brimming with boxes encased in plastic.
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Unsurprisingly, the ship also features an infinity pool, luxury suites, three restaurants, and a glass-encased sauna.
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The guest bathroom was also thoroughly updated, with a glass-encased shower replacing a former closet space.
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It is very hard to take legal action against criminals who have encased themselves in online camouflage.
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Up one level there's a stylish home office that's steps away from a glass-encased wine cellar.
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But the kernels, which are encased within the fruit's incredibly strong nut, couldn't be digested by the goats.
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All of the plane's communications and avionics equipment is encased inside a shell that blocks dangerous electromagnetic pulses.
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Though his laminated life story is carefully encased behind glass, the general attitude toward Haring doesn't seem devotional.
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Scattered about are handmade remnants of agricultural workers: pottery encased in glass, a basket suspended near the ceiling.
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It was of unusual construction: its designer, Riccardo Morandi, encased the stays holding up the deck in concrete.
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Iowans spending 24 hours in a grain elevator, New Hampshirites signing up for a weekend encased in granite.
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But they were (and still are!) more light sensitive, and didn't have the heft of encased daguerreotype pictures.
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Already it was encased in thrombus by the body's essential resistance, as if dipped in rust-colored ink.
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All of that is encased in a stiff plastic shell with internal bracing to minimize flex and distortion.
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He first laid eyes on the port, encased by dramatic cliffs, in 2005 while sailing in a catamaran.
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A second Hirst piece — a bull encased in formaldehyde titled "Saint Sebastian, Exquisite Pain" — sold for £875,250 ($1,162,000).
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The Nokia 2000 4G is incredibly light, slightly larger than my palm, and encased in bright orange plastic.
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All big questions that nagged at me as I bopped from one encased magazine clipping to the next.
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But, for star Emma Watson, no celebrity sighting could hold a Lumière-encased candle to Céline Freaking Dion.
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Van Patten said the car was submerged in four to six feet of water and encased in sediment.
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The first friendly figure to greet me was a robotic arm encased in a sensor-adorned open cage.
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The E8s are encased in glass and have a seriously fancy look — but not everyone is into that.
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The NCP-302 has dual three-inch woofers and a one-inch tweeter, which are encased in wood.
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These are paired with festive accessories and encased in a retro-style ivory box decorated with twinkling-stars.
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The structures look like hair but are really bacterial cell structures that have been encased in a sheath.
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She was encased in sediment that was millions of years old, and researchers had to be extremely careful.
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The mirror is encased behind fencing and barbed wire outside the Christ Church Cathedral in downtown Indianapolis. Rev.
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For a pop star encased in a world of cray, Bieber seems to enjoy putting himself in boxes.
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The disposal containers slide through an encased plastic tunnel to remove them from the hall where we'd been.
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The whole thing is encased in an elastomeric sheath very much in the shape of a small ray.
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A scoop of vanilla ice cream encased in a chocolate shell and topped with nuts is completely revolutionary.
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The other main style difference is that the 3a is encased in plastic rather than metal or glass.
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Pope Innocent XIII ordered the stairs encased in wood in 1723 to protect them from damage from pilgrims.
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M.P. The stage area in "Yerma" was encased in a glass box with no visible door or hinges.
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Francois was not alone in being ziplocked during Sylphides; each of the three other dancers were similarly encased.
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A human subject is strapped inside the wooden wheel, with his or her head encased in a box.
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The cathedral, which was under renovation, was encased in a web of scaffolding before the blaze broke out.
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Hamdogs are hamburgers stuffed with hot dogs, complete with delicious fixings and encased in a special hamdog bun.
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In Mather Brown's depiction, he's all bouffant wig and ruffles, encased, it would seem, in an elitist bubble.
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All that made "the big stick," a 9.7-pound bologna sausage encased in wax, the shop's big seller.
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The meat of it slides out, revealing a neat string of impossibly tiny bones encased in translucent muscle.
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There are dual master bathrooms and dressing rooms, and a large marble soaking tub encased in white oak.
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The date would be encased in a block of ice and fans would melt it via Facebook live.
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Encased in drab suits — some of them amusingly animate, turning their wearers into marionettes — they struggle to escape.
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The space should be loud rather than hushed, jumbled rather than staid, interactive rather than wholly glass-encased.
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In the glass-encased room of the cafeteria where clerks could discuss cases in confidence, he sharpened his arguments.
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It's a little hard to say specifically what happens in living brains, because brains are generally encased by skulls.
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The whole device is also encased in a leatherette covering, reminiscent of the outside of old, classic 220mm cameras.
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Encased in the best metals, titanium and gold, the back features a touching double profile of Trump and Putin.
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Image: Yi LiuScientists working in Myanmar have uncovered a nearly 100-million-year-old baby snake encased in amber.
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His body was found nine months later, encased in concrete and buried behind the home of Moore's ex-boyfriend.
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There are three models in all, and they're encased in see-through plastic cases in the allegedly leaked image.
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The "burger" — a gooey melted creme egg encased in golden batter — is topped with mascarpone cream and strawberry jelly.
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The tendons are made from bundles of steel wires tightened to produce compressive strength and then encased in concrete.
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When the light is turned off, the phone simply looks like it is encased in a rubbery safety bumper.
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More often than not, the camera displays people through blinds, from behind glass, encased in vehicles or through trees.
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Those images of the PFO show a curvaceous, sculptural exterior two-seater carbon fiber form encased in sweeping glass.
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Her works are clean and defined, but are encased within the glossy and exaggerated forms of an anime character.
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Drivers tried their best to free cars that were encased in snow, but often found themselves spinning their wheels.
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It took paleontologists nearly a decade to excavate the fossil because it was encased in compact, cement-like sandstone.
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So I tried the new Minion potatoes and they are basically mashed potatoes encased in a hashbrown-like exterior.
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"In its form, the structure creates a vortex that matter reacts to when encased in–especially fluids," says Gabe.
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Those relations remain encased in permafrost, as Abbas has vowed to reject any proposal put forward by the Americans.
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And the gym's ceiling fans are encased in cages, as if to insure that no stray basketballs get shredded.
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All of that is encased in a slim metal frame that could pass for any generic tablet in 210.
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Now the building his company is working on is completely encased in dust, which he worries could be hazardous.
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It smelled sweet, and was laid out in a long passage encased by arches furred in leaves and flowers.
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Other options for gentler slopes are laying down jute, wattles (encased tubes of straw) and silt fencing, he said.
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Thus encased, the patient is snug and warm, and also extremely well defended from inquisitive fingers and probing stethoscopes.
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The whole sculpture is bronze, and thus nicely encased in a greenish patina that really classes the thing up.
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So many of the atrocities attached to slavery cannot be simplified or encased in language to make them understandable.
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So much for our golden future walking the streets encased in personal "stay the fuck away from me" bots.
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Jayme's father looked at him through a small, wrought iron-encased window pane in the middle of the door.
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An actress sits next to a small, plexiglass-encased platform, where two tortoises disport themselves beneath a heat lamp.
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Making their parade debut on launcher trucks with huge wheels were very large missiles encased in tubes or canisters.
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The majority of the seats are in the middle of the lounge, encased by glass partitions to enhance privacy.
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We were chatting over some delectable encased meats at Snake Hill, a restaurant and tavern in the Highlandtown neighborhood.
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And Roethlisberger, who said he would play next week despite an injured ankle encased afterward in a walking boot.
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And he showed some simply beautiful feminine clothes, such as the dresses made of feathers encased in sheer plastic.
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Like oysters, mussels, and scallops, clams are bivalve mollusks — aquatic invertebrates encased by a shell made of two valves.
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Unfortunately, all four of his paws become completely encased in ice while he waited for the cold to pass.
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All of that's encased in an eye-catching (and ridiculously glossy) design, available now for pre-order starting at $400.
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It's impossible to ignore the history of this industrial might encased in Saarinen-designed catenary circular walls of Simcoe's office.
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The sculptures are stacked in an installation on a table, either encased in, or on top of, clear plexiglass boxes.
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My sister bought a wool-encased ambergris bar of soap and two post cards at the gift shop, however ($18.89).
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All rooms showcased a piece of crystal outside the door like a piece of art that was encased in glass.
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When Crow finally finds The One, he sees that she is encased in a glass home in a comatose state.
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Onstage, five glitter-masked mannequins encased in glass wear pieces from the collection, their reflections moving as the viewer shifts.
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Basically what I'm saying is don't come to me if your phone still cracks while encased in one of these.
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Encased in a perfect frosted body, the pens are so fine, they can make the most illegible handwriting seem elegant.
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First up: a makeup vault that looks as big as a laptop, encased in what appears to be embossed pleather.
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Eventually, there will be 73 filled spent fuel canisters encased in concrete, plus two containers that will be left empty.
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And indeed, the titanium-encased wearable can do a lot – it tracks sleep and fitness, including steps, calories and distance.
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In Jurassic Park, dinosaurs were brought back to life after scientists grabbed their DNA from a bug encased in amber.
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Zuul's torso and legs are still encased in a block of rock, which will take several years to chip off.
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There they placed a "titanium-encased hydrophone" into the water and let it sink over 36,000 feet to the bottom.
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Now, though, trainers can use TATP as beads encased in a polymer that prevents detonation but also releases the odour.
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Centuries into the future, our essence is encased in a small disk and the rich wear bodies like seasonal fashion.
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Lastly, the entire system is encased in an active mesh that prevents physical access to any of the internal hardware.
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Some directly engage with the springtime theme, like some resin-encased leaves by Natasha LeSourd, while others are more abstract.
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At one point on Friday, Ms. Monson slid around the stage encased in netting, gathering other performers into her web.
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"You're not a real Chicagoan if you put that red slop on your encased meats," rages the Chicago Dog loyalist.
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They are encased under glass below an adjustable lens and labeled "ЧАСТИЦЫ ГРУНТА ЛУНЫ-16" [SOIL PARTICLES FROM LUNA-16].
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It's encased in a polished black ceramic body, and even has a version that comes with an 39993K gold trim.
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After all, it was encased in ice and should only have been buried deeper into the frozen surface over time.
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He lusts for glory, but only his own, and a mass of wounded feelings is encased in his tough hide.
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When the creature erupted from Kane's abdomen—a plaster model encased in fake blood and animal entrails—people were horrified.
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A moment is no longer a moment unless we've encased it in the digital amber of a social media profile.
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Many are in old cinerary urns displayed in glass-encased time capsules, along with displays of old photographs and keepsakes.
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I stood on my toes and craned my neck to glimpse the mandala, hoping to see it encased in glass.
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They are encouraged to visit a conference room encased by waterfalls and a shark pond when in need of inspiration.
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A deep wave of shame encased me every time I even thought about comparing my grandfather's suffering to my own.
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An ensemble of enormous cables encased inside a giant beam counteracts the thrust of all those heavy, cantilevered concrete decks.
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The spare white-lacquer face, encased in rose gold, is punctuated by a velvety blue enamel subdial, sprayed with stars.
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It tastes convincingly beefy, at least when encased in a brioche bun and loaded with vegan Gouda and chipotle "mayo".
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Moments later, he walked into a huge warehouse and revealed his discovery: cases of bottled water still encased in plastic.
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On a previously spare set (by Jenna McFarland Lord), we see David encased in snow, which looks cheap and messy.
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So does the one-of-a-kind Kristin Chenoweth Barbie doll encased in plastic, part of Mattel's Role Model collection.
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Walk into any supermarket lately and you'll find mochi -- a small, round ball of ice cream encased in rice dough.
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An unidentified snowplow driver was clearing roads when he struck a parked car that was almost completely encased in snow.
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Encased in preppy separates and armed with withering put-downs, Danielle is every bit as deadly as any campus killer.
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Whether a body is encased in a chimney or thrown in a river, insects will always manage to find it.
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Trevor Paglen's "Autonomy Cube" (2014) is a functional Tor router encased in Plexiglas that allows visitors to surf the internet anonymously.
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It's a series both startlingly beautiful and slightly melancholy: In one piece, small bones are encased alongside what look like bulrushes.
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Encased in glass containers similar to fire extinguishers, the devices are tied to a notification system that immediately sends out alerts.
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The Door Viewer itself is encased in a durable zinc alloy body, and is designed to use the home's existing peephole.
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For most, this might sound like a solution to the body heat problem for everyone shivering about these snow-encased ships.
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The poster depicts the magical encased rose at the center of the story covered in icicles and surrounded by snow flurries.
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To fit perfectly with the theme, each product is encased in stunning packaging with beautiful photos from Kardashian West's wedding day.
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You were the vessel to "god's vessel," the source of many unintelligible tweets, and the yin to Kim's LuMee-encased yang.
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It will eventually be the lid for a 1,000-seat auditorium featuring a glass-encased lobby that won't have any columns.
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It showed his jurisdiction carved up by streets and parks, with the southern edge encased in an ominous shade of red.
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The fence had posts encased in chunks of concrete that were similar to the one used to weigh down Elizabeth's body.
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At $5,000, the system is 10 times as expensive as its aluminum-encased predecessor, and about as many times more gorgeous.
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Four days later, Gray returned to find that his pineapple was now encased in a glass box, forever memorialized as art.
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She also creates works inspired by Zoolander and Star Wars, and has a series of papercuts encased in old anchovy tins.
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Liaison Office staff, meanwhile, had replaced the sullied state seal with a new one and encased it in a plexiglass box.
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In other cases the body may become encased in a substance called grave wax that makes it turn hard like plaster.
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Ms. Körbes's feet, normally encased in point shoes, will protrude bare from the tube dress worn for Martha Graham's severe "Lamentations."
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"You can have a treatise on income inequality but encased in a really sophisticated dick joke," Farsad says sounding very convincing.
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All the others are preserved in amber, as tree resin dripping down to the ancient forest floor encased and preserved them.
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In similar long-term cases, though, the foreign object became solidly encased in tissue, requiring rigid bronchoscopy or surgery for removal.
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For now, he's spotted an item to complete the rack: a canary-yellow safety manual encased in a matching metal cage.
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The weight comes from millions of tiny, lead-free glass beads encased in two more layers of polyester to prevent leakage.
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Nearby hang a set of eight photographic prints by the Brooklyn artist Josh Kline, each encased in a boxy metal frame.
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So there it was, buzzing away, encased in plastic during the whole procedure, since the scrubbed-in staff couldn't touch it.
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Only after achieving this clarity should you figure out what vehicle your offering should be encased in (book, blog, keynote, etc.).
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Many tenderloins come to an ignominious end as "tenders," encased in bread crumbs in the ketchup-smeared fingers of a toddler.
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The filling itself is encased within a second zippered cover, which can also be laundered in a washing machine if necessary.
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The building itself is encased in 15cm thick bomb proof glass while plastic sails are in place to reduce solar glare.
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The event took place inside of The Spheres, a glass-encased orb filled with exotic fauna adjacent to Amazon's Seattle headquarters.
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The cord is encased in nylon, and the audio volume maxes out at 93 db, which is safe for limited use.
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Haelixa, a startup he cofounded in 2012, already sells silica-encased DNA barcodes that help track products through convoluted supply chains.
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Even if it was generic, bland chicken stew (and it was) encased in not very distinctive pie dough, it seemed wonderful.
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Like I said, I love my lightweight running shoes, but the feeling of being somewhat 'encased' in these didn't bother me.
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As he stepped out of the airport and joined a taxi line, a building encased in yellow material caught his eye.
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Encased in a thick dome of plastic, the cake appeared to have emerged, fully formed, from the mouth of a machine.
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It took several years for the owners of the glass-encased house featured in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" to find a buyer.
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Scientists browsing a market in Southeast Asia have uncovered a highly unusual 99-million-year-old feathered dinosaur tail encased in amber.
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An embryo of the duckbill dinosaur Hypacrosaurus, encased within a volleyball-sized egg weighing four kilograms, was the heavyweight of the paper.
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Another, called the DUNE, will consist of four containers totaling 68,000 tons of encased liquid argon in a repurposed South Dakota mine.
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Of course, when they took flight, ready to fight for their lives, these men found themselves encased in a womb of safety.
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In the four years since its last meaningful update, the Mini had been encased in amber, seemingly a relic of Apple's past.
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I get an imposter Hot Pocket, which is essentially two hot dogs encased in cheese, meat sauce, and a tortilla ($2.20). Delicious.
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The organ had healed itself, becoming encased in scar tissue that eventually spread "like a cancer" to cover her other internal organs.
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A woman, her body dissected into four parts encased in resin, lies in the fetal position facing the ground in Horror Vacui.
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They brought Caden's body in the carrier to a storage unit in Elisha Pankey's name, where they encased the carrier in concrete.
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Her finger relic here in Ávila carries an emerald ring, and the rope she used to flog herself is encased in gold.
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The hive in Venice will also be on display at the Piazza Mora, though encased in Plexiglas for visitors' protection and comfort.
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Well we've found the perfect thing to buy: a gold-encased, diamond-encrusted iPhone 23 with the president-elect's face on it.
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Several of the canvases hang around a pink onyx sculpture, in which twin ovoid shapes are encased in a sarcophagus or urn.
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When viewing Genetic Codes – Carmens (2012-2013), an assemblage of children's photos encased in transparent acrylic cylinders, I felt the same chill.
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The near-field communication (NFC) chip was encased in a bio-compatible plastic and placed in his hand by a professional piercer.
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The crystal and metal replica rings are encased in a white box, which is printed with the royal couple's initials in gold.
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Cell doors are encased in glass rather than bars, because Mr. Koop says studies have shown that cage-like enclosures foster aggression.
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One day everyone is doing pills, the next they're encased in a vortex of existentialism and despair thanks to a horse tranquilizer.
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Encased in a plastic dome about the size of baseball, this LED is what allows the drones to put on a show.
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In "Speeding Recovery" (1944), two nurses attend to several men on crutches, another with his torso encased in a medieval-looking apparatus.
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Encased in protective tape, the samples were brought to the Diamond Light Source, Britain's national synchrotron, or cyclic particle accelerator, near Oxford.
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Realize that you've only made the hammock fold over and now you are encased in the hammock, like an adult-woman tamale.
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"Visibility was extremely poor and divers noted the vehicle was encased in a large amount of sediment from the river current," Capt.
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Each avocado is denuded of its peel and encased in a plastic sheath, which is then inserted into a sturdy cardboard package.
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Then comes the showstopping element: the cotton gin motor, encased in a soundproof vitrine and lighted to give it a ghostly presence.
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Bullimore is gazing at an encased, stuffed sparrow that is holding the ball that, during a game, errantly ended the animal's life.
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All four were designed as free-standing reliquaries and encased in cabinet-like frames — since removed or replaced — embedded with sacred materials.
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That's because the device is encased in angular metal plates, complete with a screen cover that unfolds to function as a kickstand.
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Theater Is it wrong to want to see the actress Dianne Wiest encased to her waist in earth, totally unable to budge?
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This tableau vivant of corseted dancers encased in seventeenth-century hoopskirts resembles a painting by Velázquez inflected with contemporary haute-couture decadence.
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Its body was encased in a pair of shells that resembled an ice cream cone with a lid like a trap door.
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It was completely encased in a capsule and the lobe of her thyroid containing it had been removed to establish a diagnosis.
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When former Beverly Hills 90210 heartthrob Luke Perry died last year, his body was encased in a hideous black and white bodysuit.
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They were encased in compression tights ($90) designed to accentuate every glorious curve, and perhaps remold some of the less glorious ones.
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Lying on green hospital sheets, Qoba's skin is papery, her eyes huge and her skeletal frame encased in a loose orange dress.
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Microscopic pieces of the precious metal – known as nanoparticles – were encased in a chemical device and used to accelerate other chemical reactions.
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Bodies were encased in wooden or stone sarcophagi, while others were tucked in sand or laid on the floor, wrapped in linen.
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Cows might wish to opt out too, since Faro's bartender is currently topping its black margarita with an ice-encased bull eyeball.
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All three are encased in a tough, fibrous sheath called the tunica albuginea that, when plaque forms, makes the sheath less flexible.
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That project, funded by North American Development Bank, which was created by Nafta, encased the river on the Mexican side in piping.
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In another room, office boxes filled with iconic middle class relics are encased in transparent, alien-like baubles hanging from the ceiling.
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The TV, displaying a single-channel video artwork by Estabrook, is encased in fabric, with a trio of upholstered beer cans to match.
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But the chief suspect is external cladding made from blocks of flammable plastic encased in sheets of aluminium that was added in 2014.
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Plus, since most items are encased in a sheath of plastic packaging, it's even difficult to discern a product's actual shade or finish.
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It makes calls, takes pictures of dogs, and is encased in a glass shell so fragile users are almost guaranteed to break it.
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Captured with a DSLR encased in underwater housing, it depicts a fellow diver dwarfed by an icy white belly, bigger than a whale.
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Most fossils encased in amber undergo a process through the millennia where the bones and tissue are eventually replaced by a carbon material.
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The palettes, which look to be metal-encased and a bit wider than an iPhone, contain some of the brand's most coveted shades.
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Encased in permafrost, the earth around the vault that has been frozen for thousands of years was meant to protect the seeds indefinitely.
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It's called KKW Body, and it's encased in an exact mold of her own naked figure — start the countdown until April 30 everyone.
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Sandlos says that many initiatives concerning the preparation of permafrost-encased sludge pools for climate change are voluntary rather than enforced by governments.
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Before you put your co-worker's Jello-encased stapler back on her desk, consider that she might be going through a horrible breakup.
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Its unibody design is set to arrive before the end of the month, sporting a Snapdragon 821 encased in a metal unibody design.
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The nanorods are encased by a shell that liquefies as it they interlock with the nanorods of the other surface to be bonded.
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The father of a 7-year-old boy whose body was found encased in concrete last year has been charged in his death.
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The frogs were then encased inside a water-filled tube called a "centrifuge," which doesn't look very roomy based on these artistic renderings.
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If you select the right spot on a sliding scale and hit the pepper with ice cream, the pepper is encased in ice.
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The Leaf Chakra is encased in a metal clip that you can get in rose gold (with onyx) or silver (with rose quartz).
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This company's range spans everything from the most affordable $20 in-ear and over-ear designs to the marble-encased $55,000 Orpheus system.
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It's encased in an aluminum unibody shell and bears more than a passing resemblance to the Nexus 6P that Huawei built for Google.
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The lamps flanking the bed were essentially exposed bulbs encased in steel wires, and secured via bungee cord for major adult camp vibes.
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The museum holds Australia's largest opalized dinosaur skeleton, a portion of an ornithopod's spine, skull, limbs and ribs, still partly encased in clay.
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At Club Derrière, bartenders in ties and vests serve a changing list of a dozen original cocktails from behind the glass-encased counter.
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They gather in silence to gawk at the paint whisperers — small teams of conservators poised on scaffolding and encased in two glass cubes.
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Bierner printed up exactly one copy of the 3,000 page tome—encased in three binders—and he's listed it for $35 on eBay.
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Quilt foam, comfort foam, and gel-infused memory foam are reinforced by an encased coil system to provide an extra level of stability.
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Not only are they the cutest ever, but they're also encased in rubber to absorb shock from drops (up to 6.6 feet, apparently)
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The large bathroom with gray slate floors and faux slate walls featured a bidet, heated towel rack and a roomy glass-encased shower.
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The whole contraption was encased in a cast-iron housing machined by John Feltner, a father of three who'd just recovered from bankruptcy.
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As an incentive for our young Elijah, she leaves a box encased in glossy purple paper waiting for him on an outside bench.
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The seeds, from the flower that produces the powerful drug opium, were also turned into jam and encased in pastries for special occasions.
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A lot of the clothes are encased in plastic, assuming that people are prone to accidents (inspired by those spill-proof American sofas).
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Blossoming, coral-color floral headpieces framed their hair, and block-heel 1940s-style brogues or suede patchwork thigh-high boots encased their feet.
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I was encased in a Stryker frame so I could be rotated onto and off my back every two hours, day and night.
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Even Tito's grave — tastefully encased in marble under a glass ceiling — is on the premises in a building called the House of Flowers.
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After suspicions were raised, the police last year raided his home near Bristol, where they discovered hundreds of dead butterflies encased in glass.
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When I went back and played the original Burnout Paradise a couple years ago, it felt like the city was encased in lucite.
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Spanning the gap between the towers, 800 feet in the air, a three-level private club will be encased almost entirely in glass.
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The fruitcake is encased in a tin of "poor condition," but the cake looked and "smelt (almost) edible," according to the Trust's statement online.
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For the project, the British artist encased dozens of stairs in different marbles sources from Europe and farther afield destinations like Brazil and India.
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Storm delays Trump-Merkel meeting See this house completely encased in ice This storm system already hit the Midwest, claiming two lives in Wisconsin.
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Because how was anyone supposed to know that you were a "Madame Butterfly" type without it emblazoned all over your highly spandex-encased chest?
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Encased in lucite, this 1.142-gram moon rock was returned to Earth by Apollo 17 in 1972 and presented to Cambodia a year later.
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The giant, single-story building was encased by delicate, wrought iron fencing and topped with a shimmery slate roof that looked like mermaid scales.
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The study released today improves upon the initial 2006 analysis, as many parts of the skeleton, including the partial foot, were encased in sediment.
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Running into a "memory" of Severus Snape encased in a potions bottle for entirely unknown reasons for the sixth time is far less interesting.
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Dressed in MAGA socks, Sean looked at peace Wednesday morning next to his former tormentor and his wife, now encased in silence and wax.
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"They had come across the remains of two climbers still encased in blue ice but beginning to emerge from the glacier," the statement said.
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His body had been encased in concrete in an attempt to hide evidence, KDVR, The Denver Channel and The Denver Post report, citing sources.
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Lightyear claims these solar cells are 20 percent more efficient than traditional models, and they're encased in safety glass to protect them from damage.
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The Home Max doesn't convey the same feel or aesthetics of a wood-encased bookshelf speaker, but it's certainly solid and doesn't feel cheap.
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Other groups and artists around the world have filled vinyl with trippy fluids, encased albums in concrete, and slapped a tortilla on a turntable.
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The officer, Henry A. Blanke, said that all the men who attacked the notorious gangster were subsequently whacked, and one was encased in cement.
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There is a world that we perceive—a hallucination generated by about a pound and a half of electrified meat encased by our skulls.
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After sampling everything from a resin-encased slice to a 24 karat gold pizza, he's convince pizza isn't just a food: It's a culture.
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There's also this gorgeous model of the magnetosphere, depicted in blue, encased inside the chaotic maelstrom of the magnetosheath, shown in shades of Jupiter.
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The speaker itself is encased in a removable bumper-like frame that creates attachment points for a handle and hook included in the box.
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Even if I wanted to intervene, I couldn't, because another cosmic warrior encased in bony, fleshy armor had his fingers clenched around my throat.
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These devices typically consist of steel poles encased in concrete and do not appear to have been in place in either Barcelona or Nice.
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And for added protection the vehicle is encased in a specialized "radiation vault" — a 500-pound titanium box the size of an SUV trunk.
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It's a spacious room with plenty of shelves for storage, but the rain shower is encased in a surprisingly snug cubicle in a corner.
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His face had been duct-taped, his arms were tied behind him and his feet were encased in concrete — which takes hours to harden.
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Before Mr. Rupolo, several mobsters and gamblers and at least one rumrunner were believed to have been encased in or weighed down with concrete.
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A master of glass-encased towers and monumental entrances, both hallmarks of Trump's properties, Fotiadis supplied vision and technical expertise that complemented Trump's salesmanship.
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Residents can curl up with a book in the glass-encased library or perfect their bowling game at the home's private four-lane alley.
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The fondant-filled chocolate Creme Egg is encased in chocolate sponge, then covered with a layer of melted chocolate and rolled in chocolate sprinkles.
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The fish (slender pieces of sole) was encased in crunchy dough, deep-fried to a golden brown, that was nearly as delicate as tempura.
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Then, scattered across the gallery's main room are 12 small, sentry-like sculptures of glass-encased black, concrete plinths that double as flower presses.
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Plastered onto a long, cylindrical, glass-encased prayer candle is the image of a man with the most perfect middle part you've ever seen.
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Oozing sunshine as she grabbed a few outfits off the racks, she shepherded me into a fitting room encased in rose-colored velvet curtains.
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He had commemorative medals of the tunnel's construction, a rock fragment encased in plastic, and the T-shirt carefully preserved in dry-cleaning wrap.
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Her Twisted Seamstress scissors snick shut into a businesslike dagger, with the sensually curved pivot between blades and handle encased in corset-stitched leather.
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The bottle was put up for sale in Edinburgh, sitting atop a display stand covered in tartan and encased in a specially designed cabinet.
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Encased in a silver-colored ornamental table-top stand, it was unveiled to the public on Friday at the Notre Dame of Jerusalem Center.
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Late last week, a winter storm that resulted in strong winds and 18-foot-waves encased houses in Hamburg's Hoover Beach neighborhood in ice.
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Finally, there are the cameras, which, this year, appear to be encased within a rectangular camera bump that is all the rage right now.
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Still, the combat scenes in "The King" have a cruel thrust of their own, with fighters encased in heavy metal and weltering in mud.
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Svetlana flipped through the plastic-encased pages way faster than I could follow and picked out a Soviet comedy about a car-insurance agent.
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In New York, any building taller than 75 feet must have at least two stairwells encased in concrete to provide a safe escape route.
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Entire villages are being encased and people limited on their movement in and out, of the villages in that region that's occurring as well.
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Its newfound notoriety includes a January sighting on Top Chef, when a contestant made a sausage slider encased in a Pretzilla hot dog bun.
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Like oysters and mussels, clams are bivalves, a kind of mollusk that&aposs encased in a shell made of two valves, or hinging parts.
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That information came in handy in several cases, like in France in 1850, when a murdered newborn baby was found encased in a chimney.
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The titular, predictably square-jawed hero was rather less interesting than his mentor, the encased floating brain of an elder scientist named Professor Simon Wright.
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The mother of a Kansas boy whose body was found encased in concrete in his home pleaded guilty Wednesday to abusing and killing the child.
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Referring to photographs of the lucite-encased rock, the curator said that he was "99 percent certain" that it was the Apollo 17 goodwill sample.
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The gold tracing accents of the conductive sensors are pushed forward rather than hidden away, with the whole board then encased in a bamboo frame.
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From the age of 14 to 15, my top and bottom rows of teeth were encased in uncomfortable, unattractive, and wholly unsubtle stainless steel braces.
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Only a stone-cold psychopath would consider bringing home that giant wheel of rough paper, encased in a rugged dispenser to protect it from thieves.
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As this thought floated across some of the 500 million neurons encased in his brain, a flash of purple light flew past his sophisticated eye.
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The look of the weapon is based on the idea of a singular, continuous form – fully encased, using low frequency detail and sparse cut-lines.
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Though slightly heavier than competitors, the 2330 doesn't see an inch of clunkiness — it's sleek, notably sturdy, and encased in metal with a fingerprint reader.
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Hopefully, these recent discoveries will spark efforts to collect more of these astonishing amber-encased time capsules, even if it requires top secret dinosaurian espionage.
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The company says that the radioactive waste will be buried underneath the ground and encased in rock to prevent polluting the lake—sounds safe, right?
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The chip is encased in a small glass tube that's a little under a half an inch in length and just two millimeters in diameter.
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The sides of the device are encased by a metal band, similar in appearance to the one you'll find on Samsung's most recent Galaxy devices.
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What Cummings is, however, is a master of is sarcasm, encased in a layer of Lucille Ball-esque physicality — if Lucille Ball were much raunchier.
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Early practitioners in literary study, the history of language, and anthropology were often ideologically manacled by the cultural mores that encased their object of study.
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The Vivos compounds have steel blast doors — the type used in nuclear power plants — which are typically made of concrete encased in a steel envelope.
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" Han Solo was encased in carbonite at the end of "Empire Strikes Back," only to be revived at the start of "Return of the Jedi.
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Each lacquer comes encased in a jewelry box and the vial, which can be worn as a pendant, is embossed with a mermaid-scale pattern.
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The art of moving hands encased in LED-embedded gloves—commonly referred to by ravers as "gloving"—is a still growing phenomenon in rave culture.
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Plastic, however, is much better at keeping water away from the products it's protecting, meaning foods encased in casein film would be susceptible to H2O.
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"Any time I've met a star or composer, I've had them sign their album," Mr. Alessandrini said, pulling out several LPs encased in plastic sleeves.
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Both her grandparents were buried, she said in an interview, and she thought it seemed wrong to put their bodies in coffins encased in concrete.
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Photographs that have leaked of the hotel suite appear to show his left hand encased in a mitt, which could have been protection against overheating.
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The lyrics to Larry Weiss's song, about a veteran of fame encased in tinsel, suited the phase of Glen Campbell's career when he recorded it.
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On a staircase landing in Barbara Jordan's Northern California home, encased in a wide glass frame, is a round silver platter, largely tarnished by age.
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The most memorable one, however, was from Loewe, with a built-in vanity mirror that was encased in an Art Deco-inspired gold-plated frame.
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The meat is encased in sheer, delicately crisp, crackling skin, which is deep-fried, then baked and finished in a skillet to achieve the effect.
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" He added, "For those who thought the world was irretrievably encased in metal and plastic and sterile stone, it seems a veritable greening of America.
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A few feet away, the unmistakable shape of a human skull jutted from the murky sediment in which it had been encased since the Bronze Age.
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Edith scrounges for casting calls in Toronto, auditioning for such misbegotten projects as "Blood Sausage," about a serial killer who turns his victims into encased meat.
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Vade's protein powder pods, which have a patent pending, are encased in a food grade film (so it's edible) that dissolves instantly when shaken or blended.
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The hills of West Texas rise in waves around the Hobby-Eberly Telescope, a powerful instrument encased in a dome that looks like the Epcot ball.
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The black backing of the case feels very sturdy and the rubber lining (in which the lights are encased) is actually great for protecting your phone.
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Michael Cohen The tower — a sheer, glass-encased obelisk situated on a river — would have soared above every other building in Moscow, the architectural drawings show.
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The tail is so small that it suggests the dinosaur was a juvenile; the animal likely died in northwest Myanmar before tree resin encased its tail.
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Through rituals and ceremonies encased in gold, the courtiers strove tirelessly to restore the king to the heart of Thai Buddhism and make him semi-divine.
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Another old and good thing: the antique record player encased in a wood cabinet that the couple found at a flea market in the Rose Bowl.
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Greenpeace activists arrived at BP in St James Square at 0200 GMT and encased themselves in specially designed containers to block all the building's main entrances.
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Greenpeace activists arrived at BP in St James's Square at 0200 GMT and encased themselves in specially designed containers to block all the building's main entrances.
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Real iPhone 7 encased in solid gold encrusted w diamonds & face of Donald #Trump Not that normal citzns can afford it but hey you chose him!
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The skull, though damaged, was protected by a cabinet that fell over the glass box it was encased in, the museum's deputy director Cristiana Serejo said.
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"Sausages" should refer only to heavily salted meat, whence the term derives; for clarity, consumers should be informed that the item is encased in animal intestine.
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Carrie Fisher used to refer to body as her 'brain bag,' because she truly just saw it as something that encased her soul, and her mind.
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The new seal used to make the current models is now encased in rubber to avoid the black polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) flecks coming into contact with food.
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The sides are encased by a metal band housing the USB-C port on the bottom and the power button and two individual volume rocker buttons.
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Once I'm encased the HTC Vive headset and accompanying glove-mounted sensors, it blossoms into a river of light and color shooting up from the ground.
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It took just 72 hours for me to lose my sight entirely, and for my hands and feet to feel like they were encased in ice.
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That leaves the phone itself looking remarkably unlike an LG flagship: it's lean, splendidly efficient, and for the first time, encased in an aluminum unibody shell.
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The result is a paradoxical feeling of panicked inertness, a sense of a rapidly unfolding crisis that is at the same time encased, immoveable, in amber.
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Now, that's not for nothing, as the SC17 is encased in a seriously tough aluminum unibody shell that gives it protection, rigidity, and long-term durability.
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Len recalled a similar situation, which required sewing a high-waisted Spanx short to a strapless bra — while the client was already encased in the pieces.
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For years, Kindles stayed largely the same: They were essentially 6-inch tablets with black-and-white E Ink screens encased in chubby, black plastic borders.
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The berries grow in soil encased in black plastic mulch—the landscape of industrial strawberry production is far from the trippy topography of the Beatles song.
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DePalma took a two-by-four and sawed off two foot-long pieces and placed them like splints on either side of the sediment-encased fossil.
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But Orpheus HE1s aren't like typical headphones that you can take on the go; they hook up to an actual tube amp encased in marble. Impressive.
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Sandeep Thottapilly, 41, and Saachi Thottapilly, 9, were found dead inside a vehicle encased in sediment in the Eel River, the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office said.
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A copper-encased escalator delivers visitors into a cavernous complex filled with books, stationery, ceramic housewares, whimsical planters and neutral-hued clothing for men and women.
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Flipping through the hundreds of plastic-encased drawings of appropriated pop culture images on garment racks mimics the endless scroll, like, share, and save for later.
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Sleepy's Slumber 13.5-inch Pillow Top Encased Coil Mattress — $599+ See Details Great for any sleeping position, the Simmons Beautyrest combines comfort, support, and temperature management.
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By 2010, the Trump Toronto was supposed to be finished: 65 storeys containing 261 luxury hotel rooms and condominiums, all encased in a shimmering glass façade.
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The program enshrined one of the enduring tenets of the war in Afghanistan: The American-Afghan relationship, at some level, was encased in doubt and distrust.
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He also built floating balconies onto some of the 214 rooms, along with a narrow, glass-encased pool with views of the Templo de San Francisco.
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Mr. Huerta jostled through the crowd and ordered a round of tacos: heaps of birria encased in crunchy, flaky tortillas unlike any I've ever eaten before.
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As a station agent, Ms. Ellis spent much of her 25 years inside a booth encased in bullet-resistant glass, relics of a less-safe city.
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He's represented here by the lucite-encased fragments of a Gibson SG, which he smashed not in concert but for a Annie Leibovitz Rolling Stone photoshoot.
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Here, in a small valley surrounded by forest, is a miniature replica of a Jomon village, with three simple, straw-encased huts that sleep eight apiece.
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On top of the wood, now encased in metal cladding that the artist referred to as its "steel suit," the ceramic pieces form an awkward embrace.
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An M.R.I. allowed them to see that the mass was encased in a sac of fluid that extended into the spinal cord like a tadpole's tail.
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The body of a tick encased in wax lies in a candle in my bathroom where I set it aflame after picking it off my son.
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They have to be tightened to a fine calibration without being twisted and are encased in white plastic cylindrical sheaths to guard against weather or sabotage.
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Unable to simply await a small payment, he had Han Solo hunted down, encased in carbonite, and hung on his wall like a Trump Foundation trophy.
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Despite recent forays into olfactory art, the prevailing attitude is that if a work consists of rotting organic matter, it had better be encased in Plexiglas.
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Then in 2011, the federal government replaced it with a rust-colored steel bollard fence, encased in cement footing with four-inch slats between the bars.
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Admittedly, I have some anxiety problems, but I would argue it isn't irrational to be concerned about the fact that you are a skin-encased bacterial colony.
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SpaceX intends to get almost 270,2100 of them into low Earth orbit, where they'll split into three separate groups that are each encased in an orbital shell.
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Then they had to "load" the cannon with 1-micrometer nanobullets (about the size of the HIV virus) made of silica and encased in a liquid gel.
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His study houses an art collection that includes a modernist portrait of de Benoist with his face encased in what appears to be a mask of metal.
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His name, on a slip of paper encased in a black film canister, was pulled from a blue ceramic bowl borrowed from a state-owned art museum.
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This particular rendering of female sexuality, described in a paper published Tuesday in Nature Communications, is encased in plastic and not much bigger than an iPhone Plus.
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This particular design, by the jewelers at The House of Aziz & Walid Mouzannar, features what appears to be an emerald-cut diamond encased in a gold shell.
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It makes the phone look a little like it belongs in a museum as a futuristic artifact or like it's encased in ice, hence the name Iceberg.
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The electricity they generate (600 kilowatts at full capacity) is sent to the ground through a power line encased in a tether nearly half a kilometre long.
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Teatime was well bedded in as a social occasion by this time, and small treats, neatly encased in their own wrapper, were easy and tidy to eat.
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At Pairi Daiza, a zoo in western Belgium, keepers fed chickens inside giant ice cubes to their tigers and watermelons, also encased in ice, to their bears.
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Plus, if you're interested in expanding your mermaid beauty aesthetic even more, the same brand also makes a brush set encased inside a holographic clam shell case.
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It's a place where hand creams emerge from bananas, eye balms get encased in panda bears, and everything from pugs to princesses gets printed onto sheet masks.
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And then there are the Daleks: mutants encased in their own personal tanks, whose only goal is to "exterminate" their enemies and become the universe's supreme race.
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Particles that get encased in ice layers can be mined for clues about past atmospheric composition, temperature shifts, and other climatic patterns, including trends associated with humans.
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The storm's greater impact for Washington was perhaps that the city's celebrated cherry blossoms, a tourist attraction and an early harbinger of spring, were encased in ice.
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Both features are an asset to Wagner, who often creates large-scale works that creep across public buildings or play with light while encased in tight spaces.
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Apple itself has just hitched a ride on the ceramic bandwagon with its new top-of-the-line Apple Watch encased in a crisp white ceramic shell.
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The glass-encased Javits Center in Manhattan, where Hillary Clinton held her ill-fated victory party last November, now feels haunted by the ghosts of the election.
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There were a lot of options the food markets in 1960 didn't have that we do, like a baffling array of Oreo flavors, or tube-encased yogurts.
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The roomy bathroom, tiled in wine-hued stone and straw-colored marble, had a long, deep tub and glass-encased shower with a powerful rain shower head.
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Few, if any, might have any inkling that just below them lies a world-class repository of research materials in a concrete-encased, climate-controlled book vault.
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But it's not all science and technology on board: The ship is also equipped with an infinity pool, luxury suites, three restaurants, and a glass-encased sauna.
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The five-mirrored, 6.5 million-pound apparatus is encased in an 11 million-pound dome on top of the 10,000-foot-tall Cerro Amazons mountain in Chile.
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From a digital waterfall to an encased jazz trio, there were moments of quiet contemplation in the middle of a busy weekend of art, music, and festivities.
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Travel back to the Australian Open in January, where he played with an abbreviated service motion and a fragile, preoperative right elbow encased in a compression sleeve.
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The original palace door, a beautiful slab of painted wood, was encased in glass just outside our room, which had a modest footprint and 20-foot ceilings.
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In a well-practiced sleight of hand, the cashier had double-bagged in plastic a dozen eggs, which were already encased in two protective layers of plastic.
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We also saw the ancient gold-filled rooms at the Treasury Gallery at the Hermitage Museum and the sparkly jewel-encased Easter eggs at the Faberge Museum.
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While not nearly as unsightly as some early mock-ups suggested, the dual rear cameras are noticeably larger and encased in a big square with rounded corners.
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Masha, one of the museum's star attractions, rests with hundreds of other encased exhibits in one of the largest public collections of zoological specimens in the world.
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Even parts that in modern bridges are usually made of steel, like the diagonal stays that help support the road from the towers, were encased in concrete.
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I was gripped by her cream cheese crunch poundcake, a fluffy loaf encased in a thick crust made of crushed pecans, graham crackers, caramelized sugar and butter.
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The physical cards slot into the top of the speaker like the nostalgic HitClips of yore, which encased bite-sized clips of music in tiny plastic squares.
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The bomblet contains about 1.73 ounces of high explosives encased in a steel sleeve that has been pre-grooved to shatter into diamond-shaped bits of shrapnel.
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On Tuesday morning, Pizza Hut announced its latest creation: pizza pocket squares encased in Cheez-It-flavored crust, which take the shape of the iconic cheesy snack.
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Similarly, Kenny Baker's three foot, eight-inch frame was encased in R2's metal body and he was tasked with making the droid look alive and happy.
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The name celebrates Shakespeare's crowd-pleasing appeal and if serving a mother the pastry-encased corpses of her children isn't punk rock, I mean what even is?
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Early in the MOLAA show is a lovely, simple painting of a teddy bear, presumably a beloved object of Romero's own childhood, encased in a golden frame.
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Billie's blade cartridges have rounded edges to fit in areas like armpits and are encased in shaving soap since shaving cream rinses off too quickly in the shower.
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So my mom had them encased in a plastic tube and kept in a gold container, then gave each to my brother and me when we started college.
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Encased in a carved-out wooden block with perpendicular wheels mounted in its underbelly, it had only one red-tipped button – that was all there was room for.
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SIX-ARMED PILL The new long-acting pill has a star-shaped structure with six arms that can be folded inwards and are encased in a smooth capsule.
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Because both the poop and the snot houses are known to sink to the seafloor once they're discarded, that means that microplastics encased in them sink as well.
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"Charlie don't surf" (1997), a similarly prank-ish but inferior sculpture, is in an adjacent white room and also benefits from being encased within a soft, royal envelope.
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Five people were arrested Tuesday in connection with the 2017 death of a developmentally disabled Missouri man whose body was found in a garbage can encased in concrete.
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For that, and her proximity to power, she's been given the title of "world leader" by the museum, and the honor of having her body encased in wax.
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Samsung is way ahead of most competitors you would realistically consider, like the Google Pixel, and the iPhone 83, which are both encased in unsightly prisons of bezel.
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A Kansas mother and her live-in boyfriend have been charged with child abuse and felony murder after her son's remains were found encased in concrete in September.
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A pillow encased in wax slumped against the floor, its texture spiny and rough, as if white barnacles had grown over its hope of ever cradling someone's head.
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It's essentially a city block encased in glass and barricaded so that tourists and convention-goers can wander the thoroughfare between electrified bars and upscale-American dining options.
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" The same Morrissey who hailed Britain's fearful exit from the European Union as "magnificent" and praised immigrant-basher and inadequately-encased sausage Nigel Farage as a "liberal educator.
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In a peculiar feature of the design by late Italian engineer Riccardo Morandi, the rods were encased in concrete, making their deterioration detectable only by sophisticated scanning equipment.
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At the equivalent of twenty-three weeks for a human fetus, lambs were encased in the Biobag: the oldest of these animal subjects is now a year old.
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In a sense, the show's nine small sculptural environments, several encased in glass fish tanks, extend the film's autobiographical cast, advancing it to a coming-of-age narrative.
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PowerLine cables are reinforced (Anker claims they last five or six times longer than other cables), and the PowerLine+ brand is encased in braided nylon to prevent tangles.
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The regular Whopper's patty crumbled like real ground beef, while the Impossible Whopper was chewier and almost felt as though it was encased in a tough outer layer.
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Against a dirty wall is a form, something between a sack and a mattress, stuffed with who knows what and encased in a sheath of synthetic yellow material.
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"It's my own private U.N.," McClain said in the B-and-B's communal area, where pictures of her grandparents, who moved here in 212, are encased in glass.
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So I'm singing about being a living soul, a spirit encased into a body and lasting for whatever time is given to us on this place called Earth.
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The Surface Laptop has a 3:2, 23p 13.5-inch touchscreen and the keyboard is encased in the same material used on the premium Surface Pro 4 keyboard.
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Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick, for those who don't know, will forever be encased in "rumors" and "reports" of reconciliation — that's all a part of the KUTWK ballgame.
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The second (Shakirah Stewart), her torso and outstretched legs encased in a jersey tube from which only her head emerges, stays seated: She looks like her own canoe.
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The designs, now a motif in her collection of bold 18-karat pieces, were motivated by her memory of a pin, a small Picasso etching encased in gold.
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Peterson works with pebble-bed reactors, which use small spherical fuel "pebbles" where the radioactive material is encased in a ceramic shell that can withstand extremely high temperatures.
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Next to me, two women are taking turns on each other: One lays down and the other goes in with two fingers encased in a white rubber glove.
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The eccentric title character (Donald Glover, encased in ghoulish prosthetics) haunts a mansion that serves as a shrine and a prison for his brother, a once-renowned musician.
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It has gotten to the point where some hotels in the port of Magaluf have encased their balconies in glass panels to prevent inebriated clients from jumping off.
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Tip: Go hungry and ask the cheese stewards for samples of esoteric products like the Fleur de Maquis, a Corsican ewe cheese encased in rosemary and juniper berries.
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Nature Trek gives children 3 and older a less challenging climbing expedition, whose stairs, walkways and crawl-through tunnels, fully encased in netting, lead to treehouse-like structures.
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"Our American-made blades are super sharp and are encased in 360° of aloe shave soap, so it feels like it's floating right over your skin," Gooley adds.
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On the third floor of the U.S. Capitol, to the left of the Senators' Family Gallery entrance, hangs a large oil picture encased in a gilded Victorian frame.
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To stand on the side of a road in your own country, watching the shiny vehicles filled with important people, encased in air-conditioning, as they speed by.
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If you've planned well enough in advance, you'll be ready to serve this lemon blueberry chess pie, which tastes like a dream encased in a buttery, flaky dough.
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Terry handed me the thing, which was small but kind of heavy, and encased in a soft, clear plastic that for some reason had a new-car scent.
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Because of the flue stack's size, which was originally going to be encased in a black steel box, it's impact on the landscape would have been quite prominent.
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A Kansas man was convicted of murder in the gruesome death of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, whose body was found encased in concrete last year, CBS News reports.
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Photos provided by Gregg showed various wraps, salads, and sandwiches encased in their original sealed plastic containers alongside packaged hot dogs, mushrooms, loose bell peppers, and other grocery items.
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Several others also face charges of aggravated assault, assault with serious bodily injury, and assault with a deadly weapon, in this case their own feet encased in their shoes.
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Encased in a glass coffin, Mao's body represents a number of things — the special administrative region's connection to China, communist ideology and the flawed realities that came with it.
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Beyond that and a few audio buttons, the rest of the exhibit involved paintings and items encased in glass, with no way for him to learn more about them.
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The reactors at Turkey Point are encased in six feet of steel-reinforced concrete, sit 20 feet above sea level, and are supported with backup generators and extra fuel.
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This wasn't my first run-in with a rubber mask, but this was the first time I'd ever been totally encased by one (eyes, lips, neck — the whole shebang).
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Also, the skull fragments were encased in a small block of breccia (sedimentary rock), which also contributed to the delay, as it took years to carefully clean the specimens.
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (the book, and Part 1 the movie) picks up with Harry hunting down horcruxes – the pieces of Voldemort's soul encased in unknown objects.
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He spends most of his time hanging from a branch safely encased in a glass tank and appears to be nothing more than your typical slow-moving, adorable mammal.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When the Han Dynasty princess Dou Wan died some 10003,000 years ago, her corpse was encased within 2,160 small plates of solid jade.
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This is especially useful in a car, where you literally just have to touch your encased phone to the vent mount to charge wirelessly and keep your phone secure.
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On the back, the Leica-branded vertical dual-camera module is encased in a horizontal strip that is in a lighter colour compared to the rest of the phone.
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SpaceX plans — and has received Federal Communications Commission approval — to send almost 12,000 satellites into low orbit where they'll split into three orbital shell-encased clusters arrayed around Earth.
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It took me the longest to get used to just consuming content while holding the encased iPad Pro, because you're essentially using that folded, horizontal mode, and it's thick.
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A pair of wings found encased in amber suggest that the plumage of modern birds has remained almost unchanged from some of their dinosaur-era ancestors, according to scientists.
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It fosters a debate society, on the one hand, and a war zone on the other — thousands of national conversations shrouded behind screen names and encased in Twitter eggs.
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Thousands of people nationwide have been lining up to view what the Shakespeare scholar Emma Smith calls his "bibliographic embodiment," encased in a high-tech vitrine to prevent decomposition.
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The Las Vegas man accused of killing a 24-year-old Instagram model whose remains were found encased in concrete has pleaded not guilty to many charges he faces.
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Drawings by the Brooklyn-based artist Ian Sklarsky decorate the 3603 guest rooms, which also feature floor-to-ceiling windows, Apple TV, Strand book collections and glass-encased balconies.
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You look down from these pieces, encased in glass on the wall, to the Diesel jeans of today and find that the war on denim is very much alive.
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The golden statue of Marshal Ye, who is credited with helping end the Cultural Revolution upon Mao's death in 1976, stands encased in metal sheets, discoloring in the dark.
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One of the stations – a facility with four revolving radars each encased in a large white dome – sits halfway up a mountain near the Crimean seaside town of Feodosiya.
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On a nearby outdoor porch, an oil menorah was perched on a stool and encased in a glass box with golden trim, set at a distance from the house.
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He keeps a well-worn book of the United States Constitution signed by Davis in a glass-encased bookshelf and a letter written by Davis over the fireplace mantel.
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After two weeks, a doctor, without anesthesia, tried to set his right arm, broken in three places, but gave up in frustration and encased it in a plaster cast.
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Hong Kongers took to Facebook and WhatsApp messaging groups, circulating pictures of the hurried preparations: cars and motorcycles mummified with cling wrap, indoor storefronts encased with spiderweb-like tape.
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Just when I had gotten over the shock and had grown accustomed to the atmosphere, we approached the cavallo di battaglia, a small child encased in a glass coffin.
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But this isn't actually a snapshot; it's a framed "GIF portrait," a moving image encased in acrylic, part of an ad campaign that made the rounds before Valentine's Day.
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Earlier, Jacobs had shown me a slide of himself with his grandma Helen in Capri in 1980; it was encased in the red plastic of a vintage photo viewer.
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But close up, they were meticulously and gorgeously constructed; their rough-hewed, blunted exteriors encased in thoughtful and ergonomic scaffolding, buttresses of padded wiring, canvas boning, industrial-strength crinolines.
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Hypable notes that the stone itself may be on the cover, encased in the center above the title text; this could also be the third Hallow, the Resurrection Stone.
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Ms. Abeles sticks mostly to a 2-D format, but a couple of works here are encased in large white ceramic tiles, blurring the lines between photography and sculpture.
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His face appeared on the cover of this week's widely read magazine L'Obs encased in barbed wire; inside, a host of well-known writers took savage aim at him.
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Instead of the motor being encased on top right near the nozzle, which contributes to the top-heaviness of traditional dryers, Dyson put a small motor in the handle.
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That designer is presumably a spritz of Axe Body spray encased in a Rolex box and somehow given life in a sort of Faustian bargain but for high-end accessories.
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A few blocks—but more like a century—away from that old building, Sulzberger sits in his office in the newish glass-and-steel-lattice-encased headquarters of the Times.
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The two supposedly noxious artworks were an encased lamb, titled Away from the Flock, and Mother and Child (Divided), which displays the severed corpses of a cow and her calf.
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A thick black curtain encased in an exoskeleton made of knotted do-rags is suspended heavily from the high ceiling, tempering and softening the noise from the museum's open courtyard.
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Donning a Victorian suit and top hat, Sullivan—who goes by Professor Phineas T. Firefly on stage—narrates the story as he maneuvers one wood-encased glass slides after another.
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"Every time you run out of the house you always forget your mirror," Shayk told Vogue UK, noting that encased in the bowling ball-shaped bag is a concealed mirror.
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There, six previously removed items from the game appeared encased in glass, and players had to work together to break one free so that it could return to the game.
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The four-door Rapide E has a 6-liter, V12-engine and is powered by an 800V battery (encased in a carbon fiber and Kevlar casing) with a 65kWh capacity.
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It will feature a range of classic cosmetic products, such as solid soap bars, and a variety of innovative new skincare products, none of which have been encased in plastic.
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"Sorrow Swag" ends with a blaring reference to Samuel Beckett's dramatic monologue "Not I," a spotlight illuminating Mr. Getnick's mouth and gold-encased teeth as he wails into the darkness.
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Greenpeace activists arrived at the building in St James' Square in central London at 0200 GMT and encased themselves in specially designed containers to block all of the main entrances.
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Their spacious kitchen features a massive, eat-in center island, and flows seamlessly into the dining space, which boasts a long, family-style table and a glass-encased wine rack.
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HEATWAVES THE NORM At Pairi Daiza, a zoo in western Belgium, keepers fed chickens inside giant ice cubes to their tigers and watermelons, also encased in ice, to their bears.
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"If the brain has produced them itself, they may be safely encased within some kind of membrane or cellular envelope in order to reduce their [in-cell] reactivity," said Maher.
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The "Empire State of Mind" rapper was also encased in his own box, with the words "Black Collector Edition" on top, while "40th Anniversary Ken" was written on the bottom.
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Encased in 100-million year old amber, this spectacularly well-preserved wasp was unearthed in the Hukawng Valley in Myanmar, one of the richest deposits of Cretaceous fossils on Earth.
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The enzymes are encased in albumin, which is like egg white, and that causes the mask to get really, really tight — it dries almost like a cast on the body.
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The point Wu-Tang were trying to make, auctioning off a single silver-encased copy of the record, was that music had become devalued because it was so freely available.
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But positioned a few steps beyond the entrance is what we've come here to see: a large machine, encased in glass, that occupies almost the full width of the facility.
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She used Photoshop to merge two large landscapes with images of protests following the fatal shootings of black men, then inkjet printed these onto canvases and encased them in acrylic.
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While the conversion is carried out, some central piazzas are now illuminated partly by the old softer light bulbs, encased in romantic glass, and partly by the brighter LED glow.
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It poses no threats, there is nothing to fear, except the maddening thought that you, yes you, might get stuck in the cycle, forever encased in an amber-hued loop.
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Now, the company has followed that up with the Kobo Aura One, which also doesn't mind getting wet, but has a larger screen encased in a thin and elegant body.
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It's only good for about 10 minutes of flying time, but it's flying time that is less likely to end in catastrophe because all the moving parts are encased inside.
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The frozen ruins of the buildings still stood encased in ice on Sunday morning as many people, including Philadelphia Police officer Brian Geer, posted images and videos to social media.
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The research team used a rotating magnetic field to guide the microtube to a sperm, making use of the sperm's tail to propel the microtube encased sperm toward an egg.
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The magnets encased in the stainless steel make it great for organizing your kitchenware, art supplies, or other lightweight tools so that you can pick them up without a hassle.
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The aptly named Wooden Word Watch is a water-resistant, walnut-encased timepiece that uses LEDs to display the time both digitally and written-out through its 33D-carved characters.
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Then again, I had brought flip flops to wear home in case my feet couldn't handle being encased in pain stilts for the walk home — and I didn't need them.
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If... A pair of wings found encased in amber suggest that the plumage of modern birds has remained almost unchanged from some of their dinosaur-era ancestors, according to scientists.
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The Loop consists of a contactless chip encased in silicone that fits over bands up to 22mm, although Barclays is partnering with Garmin and watch manufacturer Mondaine for additional products.
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"It must be sort of a strange thing to basically come to a museum and see yourself, your dress, encased in the Smithsonian, as you become a part of history."
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Afterward, she spent half an hour on the physio table, with her legs encased in NormaTec pressure pouches, which apparently squeeze out the lactic acid, like toothpaste from a tube.
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And a pair of rope-encased 1950s armchairs by Audoux-Minet at the booth of the Paris dealers Mathieu Richard were admired but not bought, priced between ¤20,000 and ¤40,43.
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The elaborate set, by Derek McLane, featuring a gleaming backdrop of wine bottles encased behind glass and caressed by light as if they were holy relics, paradoxically exacerbates the problem.
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Meanwhile, to the southwest, the Democratic Party of Hillary Clinton braced to celebrate or concede at the glass-encased Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, on 11th Avenue and 34th Street.
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Abandon—a steel-wool-scoured collection of surreal synth work and pained screams encased in artwork that depicted her covered in maggots—vaulted her out of New York's noise underground.
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A woman stands still at the shore of a body of water with tankers in the distance; through a time-lapse effect, her body is gradually encased in plastic wrap.
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It wasn't until they used X-ray CT scans that they realized a nearly complete bird skull was encased in the rock itself -- and it was 66.7 million years old.
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The peripheral latanoprost was encased in slow-dissolving polymers, allowing for a steadier, continuous release into the eyes of the four monkeys that served as test subjects for the study.
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Thomas Jefferson wrote out a recipe for it in longhand, demanding "good cream" and a stick of vanilla, and served it encased in pastry to guests when he was president.
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The raised tunnels are encased in perfectly mirrored surfaces, passenger pods are decorated with tasteful minimalist furniture, and screens simulating "windows" cover the walls with stunning landscapes along the way.
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The runner up is easily Damien Hirst's Gone But Not Forgotten at the Faena Hotel, a gold-plated mammoth encased in one of the prolific British artist's iconic glass boxes.
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That habit of chilled, meaty foods was very au courant, as the 1970s were a time when gelatin-encased meats called aspics and jiggly fish mousse really got their shine.
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Above the onstage bustle is suspended a cherub seemingly encased in tassels, as if the celestial realm of beauty had been placed under siege and existed to be set free.
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Before Mr. Rupolo, several reputed mobsters and gamblers and at least one rumrunner disappeared from New York and were believed to have been encased in or weighed down with concrete.
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The meat to be shipped is encased in a recyclable box and a foam cooler made from water-soluable cornstarch, which can be composted or disintegrated when mixed with water.
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They wrote, "The dangers encased in ice are real, and with the increases in melting of the ice worldwide, the risks from the release of pathogenic microbes also are increasing."
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But from about 720 to 635 million years ago, temperatures swerved the other way as the planet became encased in ice during the two ice ages known as Snowball Earth.
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But according to a staff member, the designer himself has the final say over who should receive a golden membership card (encased in a leather box with a handwritten letter).
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The Veo camera mount consists of two 4K cameras encased within a 3D-printed box, designed to be positioned on a four-metre tripod just outside of the pitch's halfway line.
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West erected seven columns of LED lights encased in mirrors and dichroic glass, each representing one of the seven colors Isaac Newton identified when he filtered white light through a prism.
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Inside, the tomb of the Prophet Zakariah has been encased behind a high wall built while it was in rebel hands, and some of the relics, including teeth, have gone missing.
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Encased in the chain-link cage, the orchestra embodied prisoners, themselves; their physical presence on the stage, surrounding the theatrical performance, added to the claustrophobic visual atmosphere of the scenic design.
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Mussack had been missing for a month before law enforcement discovered his decomposing body encased in a layer of concrete in the basement of their Federal Heights home in January 2018.
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"Admittedly I have some anxiety problems, but I would argue it isn't irrational to be concerned about the fact that you're a skin-encased bacterial colony," Green reads in Aza's narration.
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Along the sidewalk this year are smooth boulders encased in volcanic slabs by Mexican artist Jose Davila, while a swirling light installation by Peruvian artist Grimanesa Amoros protudes from a building.
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Single-serve pouches of cheese would still have to be encased in a larger plastic or cardboard container for sale on store shelves to prevent them from getting wet or dirty.
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But recently, the main emerging threats have come from the group known as Gram negatives, which are harder to treat because they are encased in tough membranes that repel many drugs.
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Yes, you make a swimming motion with your arms to make this happen, which might make you look a little ridiculous to anyone nearby who's not encased in a viewing helmet.
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The gallery also includes an origami steel staircase, a private outdoor sculpture garden and sun-flooded offices encased in prismatic glass (resembling an Aitken-devised creation more than an architectural feature).
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A vision came to me of New York City—every skyscraper, every bus, every bit of this simulation of Singaporean botany in a glasshouse—encased in a thousand feet of ice.
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On the ground, he was nearly encased by people — members of the news media, team officials and fans — all standing on the warning track as the Red Sox took batting practice.
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Conceived, produced and directed by Miral Kotb, a former software engineer, the show employs about a dozen talented, indefatigable young actor-dancers, encased in black suits wired with digitally controlled lights.
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He once applied his style to a stunning electric guitar to stunning results, and has since experimented with a series of painted boxes that look transluscent, but have magic encased within.
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Trump after dark: The calls to White House alumni show that the president is continuing his pattern of consulting widely by telephone, despite being suddenly encased in the ultimate closed system.
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" A woman doesn't just walk into a party; she enters "with the glitter of a matador, encased in a vintage, shocking pink-and-black satin Schiaparelli, thickly encrusted with gold braid.
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But for now, the main living room in this Hidden Hills abode features vaulted, beamed wood ceilings, picture windows, wood floors, and a brick-encased, floor-to-ceiling two-sided fireplace.
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Enlarged human brains, newborn babies with deformities encased in large glass jars, a 20203-pound colon and other anatomical abnormalities are on display at this museum, associated with Charité medical school.
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I know this feeling... I'm so detached, not warm but protected, tripping my tits off, encased in cold liquid honey, sheets of Lucozade cellophane wrapped around my face like a blindfold.
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These are the clam's feeding tissues, basking in the sun and filtering food from the water — the rest of its body is safely encased in a cave of its own making.
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I love the idea that earth, and the entire solar system that surrounds it, is simply an atoll in space, a collection of mass and heat encased by an immeasurable expanse.
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The program opened with Gregorian chanting from some of the bag-encased performers, creating a mystery and humor that the final (and longest) piece, "Dub Love," could have used more of.
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The sacrifices may have been part of a ritual celebrating the rare occurrence of rain, as skeletons were found deeply encased in mud implying they deliberately took place in wet weather.
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Encased in completely biodegradable packaging, the Complete Eco-Friendly Artists Oil Paint Kit ($48.95) from Natural Earth Paint contains natural earth pigments like burnt sienna, black ocher and titanium white rutile.
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GSMA cancels Mobile World Congress due to coronavirus concerns TCL, of course, showed off its own foldable at MWC last year, but the device was encased in a block of glass.
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The group silently marched two charges of high crimes and misdemeanors, encased in slim blue folders, across the Capitol to set in motion the third presidential impeachment trial in American history.
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The collision occurred at a time when the planet was believed to have been encased in ice and the impact may have driven climate warming that led to a global thaw.
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The master bath has an oval-shaped tub that's sunken into the floor and a glass-encased shower with views of downtown L.A. There's also a gigantic master walk-in closet.
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Mr. Moreno encased each of his figurines in packaging designed by Gabriel Hernandez, an illustrator friend, and sold them online in runs of up to 22 via his boutique imprint, Retroband.
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The flat, raw-edge-seam-allowance-encased seams produced by sergers eliminate thick, unattractive lines as well as bulk produced by seam lines in projects made with sheer and heavy fabrics.
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Among the dishes I had there: crispy oysters topped with caviar, lobster salad topped with truffles, and a $266 salt-baked whole sea bass encased in salt and filleted table-side.
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Imagine going into a high-end luxury store filled with sparkling display cases, security at every turn and an attentive staff and finding not expensive jewelry but...fruit encased in the glass.
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Alongside a set of screens streaming online content seeking the next art market trend, and animations playing on obsolete LED monitors encased in concrete, Lund's three illuminated digital paintings took center stage.
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It's got all the same parts as the chain's other tacos, but it's encased in a hard taco shell made of Doritos chips, available in nacho cheese, cool ranch or "fiery" varieties.
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The Galaxy Watch Active only comes in one size: a 1.1-inch circular OLED display encased in an aluminum body that measures 1.55 x 1.55 x 0.41 inches and weighs 0.88 ounces.
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By pulling the camera as far back as possible, the viewer is treated to intricate images of protagonists' homes, full of opulent chandeliers dangling from high ceilings and encased in gilded moulding.
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The leather-and-glass encased dining room of Le Jules Verne, where he'll dine Thursday, is perched 400 feet off the ground, wedged into the wrought iron girders of the Eiffel Tower.
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Originally a staple dish for the county's many agricultural workers, it is a meal encased in an oblong suet crust: a savoury filling in one end and a sweet in the other.
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Russia's northern coast is no longer perennially encased with ice, and ships already pass through the Northern Sea Route each summer, an efficient way to transport goods between East Asia and Europe.
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The Perelman Center is to be wrapped in thin sheets of translucent white marble encased in glass, giving it a solemn look in daylight but an amber glow from within at night.
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Swaths of similar vinyl shapes on the floor echo the paintings on the wall and draw the eye around a corner, where the delicate gold pendant hangs encased by a wooden frame.
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Emanuel remains there for the majority of the film, encased in a body cast to prevent his spine from breaking, facing an uncertain prognosis and incongruously upbeat banter from the medical staff.
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Gone were the shin-nicking wooden frames, and the early sloshings, as water beds went waveless and mainstream, encased in soft-edged mattress forms that looked just like their coil-filled cousins.
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As Mary thrives and tests the limits of her independence, surrounded by affectionate ladies in waiting, Elizabeth becomes increasingly brittle and remote, alienated from her own affections and encased in elaborate costumes.
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The Pereslavl Lenin himself suffered an unfortunate fate a year ago, when construction workers rebuilding the square knocked off his arm and then encased the one-armed body in a plywood box.
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Reviewing cellphone images of Rihanna in a towering jeweled miter and Cardi B. encased in a pearl-studded Moschino gown that showed off her baby bump, he stopped short of an indictment.
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It's not unheard-of for microorganisms to live in rocks — endoliths, as such creatures are called, have been found living encased within sandstone in the Dry Valleys of Antarctica, among other places.
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When I finally saw him again, he looked more like Hell Boy than my baby, his arm encased in gauze and red sports wraps to contain the myriad wires and tubing beneath.
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The nave of the late 19th-century, 828,220-square-foot exhibition hall was, save for its vaulted glass ceiling, encased with a cotton backdrop depicting a blue sky flecked with fluffy clouds.
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Related: GIF Versions Of Album Covers Update Rock Classics The Record Encased In A Plaster Box And Other Album Releases Breaking the Mould The Story Behind Joy Division's Iconic Unknown Pleasures Album Cover
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And given the painstaking production process—a model must spend hours encased in plaster to cast an accurate replica—there is only one child he can possibly get permission to use: his own.
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As an incentive to contribute, Roosegaarde and his team of environmental experts and designers made a line of Smog Free Jewelry, which encased the captured smog particles in clean-cut rings and cufflinks.
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Encased within a thick plastic case which itself was held safely within a clear plastic cube, the prototype did everything in its power to conceal any of its features beyond its 25G connectivity.
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The report includes pictures of the alleged device used to capture the facial data, too — a phone encased in a large, rugged metal frame and sealed with tamper-detection stickers and security screws.
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The spider, a relative of Daddy Long Legs, and his boner, were found encased in Burmese amber in Myanmar, according to a study, which was published in The Science of Nature on Thursday.
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Because I had picked so hard at Claudette two years ago, a thin layer of scar tissue had formed and the result was a hard, encased ingrown that Marta was unable to remove.
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A steep stairway leads to the cramped basement, half of which once served as a drying room, Mr. Huang said as he walked into the room, which is still encased with metal panels.
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Captain America / Steve Rogers (Chris Evans): Patriotic super soldier (who was encased in ice during World War II and thawed out in the present day) with a particularly awesome Vibranium and steel shield.
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What used to be a 16-by-16 foot mundane dorm room, encased by cement block walls and covered in linoleum tile, has now been transformed into a Pinterest-perfect college living space.
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Yeah, you usually get a little timetable of the running order in a tiny book immaculately encased in a plastic sheath hanging on a jazzy lanyard, but really, what are the unmissable highlights?
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What a welcome break a bit of the ugly, awkward, creased and crumpled is from blown-up body parts airbrushed to car paint finish and encased in Saran-wrap tight, painfully polished clothes.
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If you happened to be in Orlando around March of 1982, you might have seen construction workers atop the park's centerpiece: Spaceship Earth, which is a ride encased in a giant, silver sphere.
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That's not to say the cruise is devoid of the lavish trappings of a typical cruise ship: There's also an infinity pool, a glass-encased sauna, three restaurants, and luxurious cabins on board.
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CUENCA, Spain (Reuters) - Artist Ai Weiwei has reproduced scenes of his incarceration for a new art installation, a series of almost life-size dioramas - encased in steel boxes - showing his life in jail.
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The fish were encased in layers of damp, cracked mud and sand that had never solidified; it was so soft that it could be dug with a shovel or pulled apart by hand.
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Butterflies encased in glass boxes are the creation of an imaginary figure called Nature Boy, a troubled adolescent who "is pinning down the beauty" in the botanical world in search of life's meaning.
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Instead, Bach inaugurated the Place of Mourning, which will now be a feature at every Olympics, with two stones from ancient Olympia encased in glass in a leafy part of the athletes' village.
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New Martha and the 100-year-old New Palace Bakery prepare paczki dough that's lightly fried and spongier, while Pietrzyk's dough is crispier and more solid; it feels like the preserves are encased.
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Hence, the movie's actual entertainment value rises considerably during the dialogue-free sequences, most of which involve a manic squirrel, Scrat, chasing his coveted acorn into a spaceship initially encased in a glacier.
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His coffin was encased in the top vault of a four-level cement tomb the family had built, with each side of the vault decorated with a rudimentary representation of an American flag.
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Soaring temperatures below deck—in the stinking bowels of the hold—saw that water, encased as it was in rotting oak barrels, would quickly become covered in a thick layer of green mould.
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No one doubts that the old way of selling things — the 1980s mall, now an echoing wasteland; the department store, a dying breed; the flagship, a museum encased in amber — may be over.
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And there's the strangely utilized Oscar Isaac as a Apocalypse: a promising and charismatic actor encased in a costume that looks like something you'd find tucked away in Joel Schumacher's erotic red room.
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As the storm bore down, people took to Facebook and WhatsApp messaging groups, circulating photos of the hurried preparations: cars and motorcycles mummified with cling wrap, indoor storefronts encased with spiderweb-like tape.
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For dessert, there traditional Arabic sweets like sfoof (turmeric-orange tea cakes), mahalabiya (Egyptian milk custard), and baklava, a phyllo-encased honey-nut pastry that Ms. Assil perfumes with rosewater and orange blossom.
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If sitting around for a half-hour with your legs encased in what look like moon-walking boots isn't your idea of a good time, there are other ways to get the perks.
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They packed it in Styrofoam containers, encased them in plastic wrap and drove to the La Luna neighborhood in Guánica, intent on helping people who were making do away from the major shelters.
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Trump's ideas do not magically become more coherent or more valuable when they are encased within the slipcover of a book than they are when they are poured directly into his Twitter feed.
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The egg tart is one of Macau's signature delicacies, a local interpretation of the Portuguese pastel de nata — perfectly creamy custard with a pleasantly caramelized top, encased within a delicate, flaky pastry cup.
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But two decades later, 1,1203 spent-fuel rods remain, stored in 60 steel canisters that are themselves encased in concrete, as well as 400 tons of casks containing radioactive steel from the reactor.
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Two fish are encased in plastic frames; one has been freshly caught; the other, larger and healthier looking, has been genetically modified, underscoring Mr. Telhan's argument that G.M.O. food has been unfairly stigmatized.
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The survivors of a Han princess named Dou Wan encased her corpse in a jumpsuit made from 2,000 jade plaques linked with gold threads, jade being a stone thought to have preservative properties.
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Mr. Poutou, 50, had instantly become a kind of folk hero, one expressing in unvarnished form what many Frenchmen and women are thinking: The political class, encased in its privileges, is demonstrably corrupt.
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All of this is lit up by a chromolithographic palette that makes all the colors — but the yellows in particular — so peerlessly bright that the world outside the paintings feels encased in shadow.
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But that packaging—the gobs and gobs of packaging all four companies used—the four sprigs of parsley in a tiny coffin of plastic, the dime bags of rice flour, the little jars with a tablespoon of mayo, everything but the sturdiest of ingredients in some sort of plastic something, all sitting on top of those pounds and pounds of ice packs, all encased in that "disposable cooler" made of some typically non-recyclable foamy substance and encased in silver bubble wrap?
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CHERNOBYL, Ukraine (Reuters) - Ukraine unveiled a solar plant in Chernobyl on Friday, just across from where a power station, now encased in a giant sarcophagus, caused the world's worst nuclear disaster three decades ago.
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Sometimes, it turns out, there is nothing as uncomplicated as a tastefully shot photo of a hot, smiling silver fox in a patterned jumper, long legs encased in tailored trousers with his ankles bare.
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Robert Hooke, a philosopher, tries cannabis; a man is encased in a diving bell and submerged in the Thames; men of science assemble in private to administer opium to dogs—and then dissect them.
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Next, they developed a mooring system that would lower their audio gear—a titanium-encased hydrophone—at a slow, controlled speed, so that it could acclimate to the dramatic pressure buildup during its journey.
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Instead of throwing our Great American Problem at people by the plastic-encased-in-plastic case, we should be focusing on designing and building comprehensive, permanent water systems for every person on this planet.
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The Hamptons is a "land-driven market where the dirt and the soil is the most valuable thing," 29-year-old Cody told CNBC from Bespoke's glass-encased offices in Water Mill, New York.
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Rollo saves him by trying to drown the wildcat, but almost drowns himself in the process• Owl - encased in cement • sinuous the Adder - murdered by the rats• The rats try to murder Toad pic.twitter.
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Rejecting Abstract Expressionism's drive toward monumental scale, he began in 453 to make paintings that were super-small, 8 by 8 inches, about the size of an iPad, and encased in thick wood frames.
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A master of glass-encased towers and monumental entrances — hallmarks of Trump's properties — the New York architect supplied vision and technical expertise that complemented Trump's salesmanship and attorney-fixer Michael Cohen's brass-tacks negotiating.
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Conceived, produced and directed by Miral Kotb, a former software engineer, the show, closing this weekend, employs about a dozen talented, indefatigable young actor-dancers, encased in black suits wired with digitally controlled lights.
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The developers initially sought to move Madison Square Garden to the west side of the post office building so that they could build skyscrapers or a glass-encased mall over the Penn Station site.
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A tiny collage by the live-wire San Francisco artist Jerome Caja (1958-95) is another: titled "Shroud of Curad," it's composed of a blood-and-eyeliner-stained bandage encased in a fancy frame.
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It must have floated, he said, and to have done so it must have been encased in desiccated tissue—suggesting that at least one dinosaur species was alive at the time of the impact.
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The judges give Blaze Luminous the win, and the crowd erupts in screams as he lifts the Fresh Produce trophy—a single speaker encased in a triangular wooden frame—above his head in victory.
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In one animation, an artificially white and seemingly male human body, genitals encased in a box, dances harmoniously to an instrumental version of TLC's '94 hit, "Waterfalls," while inside of an unrecognizable black cell.
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Once underwater, Bojack's head is encased in a glass bubble and he is unable to speak as he floats around a bustling marine metropolis, haunted by his own thoughts of grandeur and self-loathing.
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Which is why it seems wholly appropriate that artist, Lawrence LaBianca, encased a copy of Moby-Dick in water housing, then submerged it in the ocean for his mixed media sculpture, What Lies Beneath.
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The boys went into the jail to get the form they filled out before every visit, then joined visitors sitting in a glass-encased room outside to wait for their number to be called.
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The same is true for many of the patients who are still being treated, from those being monitored with less serious symptoms to those whose heads are encased in plastic bubbles filled with oxygen.
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Directed by Miral Kotb, a former software engineer, and written by Ms. Kotb and Athena Sunga, the show employs indefatigable young actor-dancers who are encased in black suits wired with digitally controlled lights.
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Those golden baby booties — which later Browne encased like a religious relic in a glass vitrine on the runway during the show, are only the jumping-off point for this exploration of gender fluidity.
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A tourtière is a pie, and one of the most delicious: a savory confection that can variously be packed with ground pork or a mixture of ground pork and game, encased in lardish dough.
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The residences at Fremont have brass door handles, custom-forged by Parisian artist Daniel Povda, while imported Calacatta Carrara marble frames the entryways and the doors are encased in Paldao wood from New Guinea.
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Inside, according to the brand, retail displays were encased in metal mesh, and merchandise tables became stages for performances by musicians such as Yves Tumor, SOPHIE, Hirakish, Hawa, CRYSTALLMESS, Sega Bodega, and Total Freedom.
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Dorney Tower, completed in 1967 and refurbished in 2008, shares several problematic features with Grenfell Tower, which was encased in a flammable exterior covering, known as cladding, that contributed to the fire's rapid spread.
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Antarctica is a good analog for what rovers like BRUIE may one day face on ocean worlds, because Europa and Enceladus' oceans are encased beneath icy shells anywhere between six to 12 miles thick.
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The aerial camera, encased in a heavy black cover, belonged to the official Olympics broadcast unit and fell about 20 meters (65 ft) after cables snapped, sending screams through the crowd, witnesses and officials said.
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It's the fourth fragrance for Grande and an entirely new collection for the star, as all of her previous scents, Ari, Moonlight and Sweet Like Candy, have been encased in round, pom-pom-accented bottles.
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Creamy, crunchy, spread thick on one slice of bread with jelly on another, or encased in a sweet, sugary shell of chocolate, peanut butter is both highly versatile (in function) and deeply distinctive (in flavor).
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We could skip these, as well as the hard scoops of fried creamed corn and catfish sticks that weren't sticks at all, but scraps of fish encased in a thick armor of deep-fried batter.
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When the $16 replica Milanese Loop arrived it came encased in an extremely Apple-like rectangular white box that could easily be mistaken for the real thing by people not very familiar with Apple packaging.
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The AP reports that according to investigators, DeBrodie disappeared from the home in the fall of 30003, but he wasn't reported missing until April of 2017 — about a week before his encased body was found.
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If you've ever been diving, you know it's (usually) a pleasant experience, but a clumsy and isolated one: you mask restricts your field of view and, often, your hands are encased in thick neoprene gloves.
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The wire is encased in a nice thick rubber that doesn't tangle easily, and there are metal casings for the USB-C plug, each earbud, and the play / pause control that also houses the microphone.
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These aren't the first feathers to be found encased in amber, but they're in such pristine condition that scientists can say they most definitely come from a dinosaur and not some kind of prehistoric bird.
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The six-story brown-brick apartment blocks along 93st Avenue had been encased in green scaffolding and draped with long, heavy bolts of cream burlap, which gave the blunt rectilinear forms a veil of anticipation.
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Also included in the price is a V33 engine of tube amps, a control center encased in a slab of marble, and a motorized boot-up routine that gets all your senses ready to rock.
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Also included in the price is a V8 engine of tube amps, a control center encased in a slab of marble, and a motorized boot-up routine that gets all your senses ready to rock.
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The clean design stays true to the field watches that inspired it, with an easy-to-read face that has luminous hands and markers encased in a mineral crystal dial window that's relatively scratch resistant.
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Swagway's Swagtron, for example, comes with a fire retardant plastic chassis and its battery is encased in an aluminum chamber to "contain the beast," as Swagway CEO Johnny Zhu told The Verge earlier this year.
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The scientists in this study found they could make mature egg cells from mouse skin if they encased it in cells taken from a part of a mouse fetus where it develops ovaries or testis.
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A Colorado community is coming together to honor a 7-year-old boy whose body was found encased in concrete two days before Christmas last year as the boy's mother stands accused in his death.
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Most of the subjects have a solidly painted background, but Eugene, for example, is encased in this pink wrap with green behind it — it was meant to depict him as a minority within a minority.
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Conceived, produced and directed by Miral Kotb, a former software engineer, the show, revived for the summer, employs about a dozen talented, indefatigable young actor-dancers, encased in black suits wired with digitally controlled lights.
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Bach, a German, had inaugurated the Place of Mourning, which will now be a feature at every Olympics, with two stones from ancient Olympia encased in glass in a leafy part of the athletes' village.
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At around 21994:11970am on Monday morning, a college student in Brooklyn walking along the shore of Sheepshead Bay made a grisly discovery: A human corpse with its feet encased in a block of concrete.
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At around 228:20am on Monday morning, a college student in Brooklyn walking along the shore of Sheepshead Bay made a grisly discovery: A human corpse with its feet encased in a block of concrete.
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Moreover, all the spores that were cased in artificial meteorites were killed, although the survival of those same spores increased significantly if they were encased in glucose, a simple sugar circulated in the blood stream.
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There are MMA gloves worn by ex-champs, a racquet used by Andre Agassi when he won the French Open, and on a plexiglass-encased pedestal, an autographed pair of Shaquille O'Neal's size 22 sneakers.
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For "No Spectators," Mr. Best and his crew are transforming the second-floor Grand Salon into a sanctuary encased in ornately carved raw wood panels with a central chandelier that descends to meet an altar.
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New York's foremost narcissist — whose Trump Tower, encased in fool's gold and bogus bronze, was the very definition of ersatz — hankered for what he regarded as the real estate racket's crown jewel of social status.
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Her deceased husband, Vin, was a bastard, and so is her son, Gary, a "squat ghoul encased in hair gel" who is angling for her beachfront house until Rose — in a prologue — shoots him dead.
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These composites were inkjet-printed onto the bare canvases, then stretched on the walls of the church and encased in 20 layers of clear acrylic to create the hard surfaces on which she would paint.
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At such times, as painful as this kind of behavior was for those who were her immediate target, I imagine Sontag oblivious, encased in a cold, hard isolation surrounding a heart that despairs of connection.
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Meanwhile, the popular trend of binge watching is hard to do in VR as people tend to get uncomfortable with tethered head-mounted displays or mobile phones encased in Cardboard after 20–30 minutes, he continued.
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Far away from FIFA's glass-encased and Bond-villainesque Zurich offices, but somewhere among the shopping malls, mind-numbing traffic and tropical heat of Jakarta, you can find evidence of the international soccer organization's inept governance.
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Inside, the two-story suite, created in collaboration with architecture firm Bentel & Bentel, boasts furniture and textiles that incorporate Hirst's spin, butterfly and pharmacy designs, including a fully-stocked glass encased medicine cabinet filled with diamonds.
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The car appears to be outfitted with standard third-party sensors and hardware, including (count 'em) six Velodyne-made LIDAR sensors, several radar units, and a number of cameras — all encased in Apple-esque white plastic.
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But I don't need to, anyway; as my partner and I create new sonic associations I may discover in another six, 16, or 60 years that those first six months are still encased in neural amber.
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The company, which welcomed G-Eazy as investing partner and co-creative director in 2017, first made its mark with their clear whiskey portfolio encased in their signature daring red, portable stainless steel cans in 2016.
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Traces of the fossilized microbes were found encased in quartz layers at the site of what was once an ancient hydrothermal vent—an opening in the sea floor out of which heated mineral-rich water flows.
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The car appeared to be outfitted with standard third-party sensors and hardware, including (count 'em) six Velodyne-made LIDAR sensors, several radar units, and a number of cameras — all encased in Apple-esque white plastic.
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The game is fairly simple: When you lick one of three brightly colored, specially flavored popsicles, your avatar, an orb-encased pair of lips floating in space, is propelled towards the nearest planet of that color.
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This is the LuDela — which is a real candle with a real flame (and yes, it's a real product), but it comes encased in all the sensors and electronics necessary to charge consumers $99 for candlelight.
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The vibe is kind of Alien-esque sci-fi horror by way of Junji Ito manga, seeing disturbing and inexplicable things happen to some guys in atmospheric suits with vial-encased babies attached to the front.
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To someone looking up, the trees look as if they are planted inside the grayish-brown addition, as they jut out from triangular window wells partially encased in rows of concrete panels clad in stainless steel.
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It sits on 213 acres and reportedly boasts an indoor pool encased in marble, 60 rooms, 12 baths, two servant wings, and a bowling alley, according to The New York Times and New York Daily News.
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Zeisler employs the technique as a means to attach a tangle of objects — a glass ornament encased in netting, a skein of golden yarn, an embroidery hoop — to her expressive red and tan "Hanging" (173/91).
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On his smartphone, encased in a cover with a picture of his dog, Polka, he keeps photos of potential ideas for the museum, like a unisex bathroom that he spotted on a trip to Los Angeles.
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The PDLC diffuser is a thin sheet comprised of a layer of liquid crystals sandwiched between two layers of a conductive material called indium tin oxide, all of which is encased in an outer insulating material.
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He had entered the water by climbing down kelp-covered boulders and steadying himself against a concrete-encased pipe connected to storm drains along the nearby West Side Highway, which was crowded with rush hour traffic.
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Specifically, he shoots disc-shaped bullets the size of a dime at speeds of nearly 50,000 miles an hour at a bead of hydrogen isotopes encased in clear plastic — a fuel pellet — from just inches away.
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Just as vegetation varies between deserts, rain forests and Arctic tundras, microbial communities vary between habitats — whether buried beneath sediments or sulfuric crust in the seafloor, or encased within granite, basalt, sandstone or clay beneath continents.
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The show proceeds chronologically, with single-channel videos from the 1980s and early '90s encased in head-high, long, narrow pyramidical enclosures projecting menacingly from the facing walls of the corridor behind the second-floor elevators.
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During a military parade in April last year, North Korea also showed off very large, apparently intercontinental, ballistic missiles encased in tubes or canisters, indicating that the North was also developing cold launch long-range missiles.
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"I'd go to a Costco with my friends, weld the doors shut, and I'd be set for the rest of my life," said Marquand, of the wholesale chain that's encased in giant warehouses across the country.
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Wu proved his point by adapting existing surgeons' masks — which were made of a cotton wad encased in gauze — into easy-to-wear protective devices and ordered Chinese doctors, nurses and sanitary staff to use them.
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Then out spurted male and female performers, cavorting and cartwheeling in clothes mirroring Ms. Westwood's favorite social causes: trash was encased in bright fishnets or tumbling out of satin bodices; plastic-bottle slippers on models' feet.
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In recent years, she has taken multiple tours of the property to see, in particular, a small gallery encased in clear glass windows with occasional amber and lavender-colored fragments worked into their geometrically patterned panes.
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And he inverted proportions: baby-doll slips (reminiscent of those at Vetements, his other employer) were shrunken and barely brushed the top of thighs encased in neon tights; bags were gigantic, as they were last season.
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The data-gathering tools they leave in place — from moorings that monitor oscillating water temperatures to radars encased in 10-foot-tall, egg-like protective shells that take images of melting ice — are vulnerable to the elements.
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The Swagtron's plastic chassis is fire retardant, as are the rubber footpads, and the lithium ion battery is encased inside an aluminum chamber to "contain the beast," as Swagway CEO Johnny Zhu evocatively put it to me.
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Each of the 10 scents, which come housed in different-colored glass bottles encased in crisp white, was inspired by a scene that could unfold on Crosby Street, the downtown Manhattan location of Lam's original flagship store.
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With help from a company called VivoKey, which specializes in implantable chips for computer passwords, ID badges, and more, Amie had the Tesla antenna encased in polymer so that it could safely* be implanted beneath her skin.
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The blue steel and wood forms — boxlike work rooms without a ceiling — allow carpenters and ironworkers to construct the successive concrete segments of each tower, one huge block of steel rebar encased in concrete piled atop another.
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Dery also showed off a forthcoming mod concept (pictured above) for the hardware-extensible Moto Z smartphone that will also integrate Amazon's voice tech — but this time encased in a bedside dock with Harman Kardon speakers embedded.
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The collection's lighters are sourced from Zippo — the same company that has manufactured lighters like her grandfather's since 223 — and then encased in 222-karat gold and sterling silver tricked out with stars and bas-relief animals.
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It will be in seeing that giant pie in the sky, in pulling off the road on the way to the beach for the all-Australian satisfaction of a warm personal meal of meat encased in pastry.
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"If you look back at old masters, you can extract a lot about the role of women, either encased in a giant pile of fabric or lounging horizontally — dead or fainting or sleeping," said Ms. Al-Hadid.
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Charles Gaines's huge photograph of bare trees encased in a Plexiglas box painted with a vibrantly colored grid hangs floor to ceiling in the entrance gallery (the chair moldings in the old house precluded installing it there).
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It was unveiled to the public at the Notre Dame of Jerusalem Center, encased in a silver-colored ornamental table-top stand, and will later be taken to Bethlehem, known to Christians as the birthplace of Jesus.
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Since then, Blaine has encased himself in a six-ton block of ice in Times Square for 58 hours, stood atop a flagpole for 35 hours and spent 44 days suspended in a glass box in London.
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Where it excels on the latter is top-notch customer service, hygge-inducing rooms (read: intensely cozy), and a design-forward approach observed everywhere from the glass-encased shower to the open lobby dripping in lush greenery.
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Its original color scheme of white and lime green extends from a white shag rug and floral print drapes to white and green dishes to a Zenith television encased in white lacquer trimmed with the drapery fabric.
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Though critics and even some investors say the company has lost the magic that came with Steve Jobs's industry-inventing gadgets, the iPhone nonetheless remains an aspirational device that's seemingly encased in an impenetrable Otterbox of success.
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Being fully encased in a suit of armor and able to fly seems like precisely the kind of protection a child might want after seeing an entire building reduced to ash, and then living through the aftermath.
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A huge part of Trump's appeal was encased in the idea that he was the American dream: A super-wealthy guy with a beautiful wife, lots of homes and his own plane with his name on the side.
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Adding cranberry juice cocktail would have been an insult to what Hangar 1 has developed; a smooth, almost gin-like vodka encased in a beautiful bottle designed in homage to the fog catchers from whence its innards came.
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The latter image is echoed by several anonymous photographs that show Apollinaire in his military fatigues, his head encased in gauze after a piece of shrapnel pierced his helmet on the front lines of the First World War.
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Lights, vibration motors, sensors, and the like remain in the garment and are either encased in plastic or laminate tapes for waterproofing, or are comprised of the conductive fibers themselves which are largely impervious to the washing processes.
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There, it was quickly encased in a kind of natural concrete that ensured its bones, scales, and even chunks of a film that might be skin would live on in near-perfect condition for roughly 110 million years.
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His company, Hivory Towers, wants to convert all the world's literature into profit by way of a knowledge vacuuming machine concocted by Dr. Quack, a talking duck who's head is encased in a jar of water, Futurama-style.
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The remains of a small child found last weekend encased in concrete inside a rental home in Wichita, Kansas, are likely those of a 3-year-old boy who has been missing since July, authorities announced on Tuesday.
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The Guardians of the Galaxy encounter the Power Stone, encased in an artifact known as The Orb, and spend much of their first film attempting to protect it from Ronan the Accuser, who seeks it out for Thanos.
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The prototype we saw at MWC was encased in a stiff metal frame, like a lot of flexible displays, and although OLCD can flex a little, it's not the sort of material you can endlessly bend and crease.
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This is basically a shipping version of the Symphonic Light speakers we saw at CES a year ago; it's a 360-degree Bluetooth speaker encased in a glass tube with lighting at the base and around the rim.
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Their monument to the victims of the war of 1975-90—a great tower of tanks and artillery pieces stacked atop each other and semi-encased in concrete—is tucked out of sight, up the mountain overlooking Beirut.
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The Javits Center, encased in panels of glass, was where the Clinton campaign held what was supposed to be its victory party on Election Night, a hulking metaphor for the historic glass ceiling she was about to shatter.
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The wearer was Charlotte Brontë, and her demure day dress, just about big enough for a 21816-year-old girl, was the plain wrapping that encased an enormous talent, a bubbling blend of ambition, passion and literary genius.
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I'd wiped tears off my face with that shirt; it had encased me while I slept; I'd worn it in the grass at 6 AM at festivals and it had a cigarette burn on the right-hand shoulder.
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Was it only a couple of years ago that Gwyneth Paltrow sauntered up the grand staircase at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's annual costume extravaganza, swaths of skin on show, curves encased in a slick one-shoulder gown?
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The marble bathroom was posh and nearly the size of our entire living area, with double sinks, a sprawling vanity, separate toilet, deep soaking bathtub, and glass-encased shower stocked with guava-scented products from local brand Lōkahi.
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The load of neurons in the brain is encased in bone worthy of a tank manufacturer, and the cord that transmits their commands is brilliantly defended by the vertebrae, which are set in a mesh of leathery membrane.
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Both musicals, viewed alongside the soaring success and equally soaring optimism of Hamilton and the revival of A Color Purple, are reminders that Broadway musical audiences still typically prefer their politics encased in a healthy shell of optimism.
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The flexible mass, whose rubbery tactility complements Canell's nearby sculptures, is comprised of a mixture of different xenoestrogens, materials that contain or mimic the hormone estrogen: lead, cadmium, aluminum, aspirin, oestradiol, soy, and pesticide, encased in silicone rubber.
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The mother of a 73-year-old Colorado boy whose corpse was found encased in concrete allegedly revealed to a fellow inmate that her son died in a dog crate, according to newly released court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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I couldn't help but imagine how, if things had gone another unfortunate way, 22nd-century citizens attending an Anthem of the Seas exhibit might have gawked at items encased in glass that I had left behind on the ship.
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The statues, in a corridor leading to a grand hall in Rome's renowned Capitoline Museums, were encased in tall white boxes ahead of a news conference that Mr. Rouhani held on Monday with Prime Minister Matteo Renzi of Italy.
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As authorities detailed on Tuesday, a preliminary investigation shows the remains of a small child found encased in concrete on Saturday are likely those of 3-year-old Evan Brewer, who vanished in July amid concerns for his welfare.
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Through interactive storytelling, original photography, visits to the glass-encased studio, and guided tours, visitors get a glimpse into the work behind making photographs in the mid-19th century, and a glimpse into the life of a camera fanatic.
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Three weeks later I was rewarded with something I felt I didn't do enough to deserve: It looked Old World on the outside, all tough and dry, the inside a strip of meat encased in almost buttery, flavorful fat.
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An exception is the Eastwood Inn, in Ligonier, a classic steakhouse encased in period charm, where Jamison lamb chops are grilled simply and served with a parade of anachronistic accompaniments: mint jelly, a jacket potato, a chilled iceberg wedge.
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Sotheby's said that the particles, encased under glass with a Russian plaque, are both the only known lunar sample to have ever been officially gifted to a private party, and with documented provenance to be available for private ownership.
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A new attack method laid out in two recently released papers from researchers at the Cyber Security Research Center in Ben Gurion University in Israel, show how data could potentially be compromised even when encased in a Faraday cage.
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"Every fashion editor who was interviewed for this book concurred that heels visually lengthen the legs, elongate the silhouette, and offer a literal lift from that dowdy, bloated feeling," reads a Hot Tip encased in a mint green bubble.
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From 1992 to '96, ages 3 to 7, I maintained a steadfast allegiance to the "Swimming Pool" — the luscious alchemy of green jelly and vanilla sponge encased in chocolate wafer biscuits too good to risk on an unknown cake.
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King trumpets, encased in glass, float above the bar, where a long row of taps supplies beer, sake, French wine, and premade cocktails—among them a tarragon margarita and a cherry-blossom Manhattan, well priced but accordingly watered down.
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This Swiss troupe is like a human kaleidoscope: Moving around a darkened stage while encased in huge, colorful envelopes of foam or fabric, the performers twist, turn and fold, morphing from slithering serpents to autumn leaves to unfurling fans.
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The five-bedroom, five-bath mega-home features a front door encased in a Paldao wood sustainably sourced from New Guinea, polished Calacatta Carrara marble harvested from Italy's seaside cliffs, and sweeping views from the floor-to-ceiling windows.
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