Nearly every microchip on earth is forged from the material.
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Their generation was forged from immigrant steel and clarified butter.
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Sudan Archives' music was forged from instinct, happenstance, discipline and research.
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I later found out it had been forged from Toledo steel.
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In boarding school novels the drama is forged from parental absence.
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How does one identity get forged from such an assortment of experience?
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The White Walkers were forged from mystical forces found in the land.
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It is a gospel forged from the rubble, and it must include everyone.
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The question is whether a cohesive exhibition can be forged from such chaos.
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You can make whatever you want, so long as it is forged from someone else's memories.
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Identity was forged from the color of the others, languages of origin, religions and bone size.
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According to myth, the first of these rings were forged from pieces of the collapsed bridge.
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A corset consists of a rib cage and spine, forged from aluminum and tapering to a tail.
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No. Fear and loss are universal to the LGBTQ experience, as is the courage forged from it.
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At night, he studied at a makeshift desk forged from a discarded blackboard and four bamboo sticks.
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The ring that sits on my finger is one my husband forged from a block of sterling silver.
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You have to build as if you have a ring forged from a shattered bridge on your pinky.
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Power is certainly at issue in the abundance of weaponry forged from the material, both functionally and metaphorically.
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Hindu nationalists and senior figures in Modi's party reject the idea that India was forged from a mass migration.
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But some bone daggers were forged from the femurs of respected men, especially those sourced from battle-proven warriors.
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Killmonger's perspective is forged from the rage and sorrow that comes with being a black man in our world.
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The other is a long, slow close-up of Brienne of Tarth's beloved sword, Oathkeeper — forged from Valyrian steel.
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Formerly known as JRP, Just Group was forged from the merger of Just Retirement and Partnership Assurance in 2016.
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The sword is not only named Dawn, but also said to be forged from the heart of a fallen star.
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Alior wants to finalise the purchase this year, marking its largest takeover since it was forged from scratch in 2007.
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Though he has mastered English, each sentence seems hard-won, forged from scratch, with nothing ready-made to rely on.
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Many of these daggers were forged from the femurs of large birds, but some were made from the bones of humans.
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The lender wants to finalise the purchase this year, marking its largest takeover since it was forged from scratch in 2007.
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When we launched the JPMorgan Chase Institute in 2015, our mission was very much forged from my experience at the White House.
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In the midst of Los Angeles's enduring drought, a meadow — albeit one forged from bronze and blackened steel — grows in West Hollywood.
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John Stankey, president and COO of AT&T, a mega-corporation forged from multiple big acquisitions, is worried about tech companies' power.
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The gates to their home are forged from polished steel, and a Jeff Koons balloon sculpture sits forlornly in the back yard.
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Unless you're ultra rich and want to invest in an overpriced collection of blades forged from the same steel as a samurai sword.
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That's because the Trump Doctrine is forged from the positive reinforcement the president is getting from the successes with NATO and North Korea.
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The two-dimensional sculpture, forged from metal and gold, is called the Nebra Sky Disk because of where it was discovered in Germany.
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The two-dimensional sculpture, forged from metal and gold, is called the Nebra Sky Disk because of where it was discovered in Germany.
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Forged from a bacterium called 'Cupriavidus metallidurans,' New BioMineralogies was originally isolated in 1976 from a highly toxic pond in an abandoned metal factory.
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How we got here is a tale of a friendship forged from the New York City Marathon that was canceled because of Hurricane Sandy.
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A 1,000-pound crucifix forged from blackened steel and encrusted with jewels is the centerpiece of the renovated sanctuary, which seats nearly 3,000 people.
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Carrère's priority of frankness has forged, from book to book, new ways of managing to be truthful, new ways of including the first person.
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And he buttressed an alliance system that emerged from the violence, despite having in the past questioned some of the institutions forged from the bloodshed.
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Forged from natural resources and assembled by human ingenuity, these buildings help illustrate how New York evolved from struggling Dutch company town into world capital.
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The EU, forged from the rubble of the two wars, knits the continent together in the spirit of lessons learned: peace, fraternity, unity in diversity.
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In one letter to his father, he said he was "forged from steel,"and ready to "march with the armies of the Muajahadeen," Soufan added.
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The First Amendment would likely preclude German-style regulation here, in any event; for better or worse, America is a nation forged from raucous speech.
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It was notable compassion from the first lady and it was forged from decades-old grief: the death of young daughter Robin, from cancer, in 1953.
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They can be in the sunlight if they wear gaudy rings forged from witches, which mostly look like the cheesy ones given to High School seniors.
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The track is an exploration of texture through a series of layers forged from feedback and loop pedals, culminating in an abrasion that loftily swells and recedes.
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Here is one of the copies at NIST, called K4, forged from the same piece of metal from which Big K was created in the 19th century.
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A study published on Monday in Nature Geoscience suggests that the moon was forged from the fires of an ocean of magma sloshing over baby Earth's surface.
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To begin the healing of this nation, Americans need a new social gospel, a gospel forged from the rubble, and not just one that makes liberals feel comfortable.
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Forged from the hip-hop tradition, reggaeton resonated with listeners in Panama and Puerto Rico, yet never truly found the universal acceptance and legitimacy stateside it rightfully deserved.
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But Morrison forged from such disparate sources a voice that was all her own – fierce, poetic and Proustian in its ability to fuse time present and time past.
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For a more comprehensive tribute to Leskov, listen to the opera that Shostakovich forged from the story, in 1934, earning him the dangerous displeasure of the Stalin regime.
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You'll get a 6-inch chef's knife, 5-inch serrated knife, and 3.5-inch paring knife — all forged from quality German steel, and approved by the National Sanitation Foundation.
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But the passage of time has not dimmed hope of unearthing tons of bullion, troves of British pound coins and — most coveted of all — ornamental pineapples forged from gold.
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The political fallout from his own supporters would be minimal, as these five countries have always had a special geopolitical relationship forged from a common language, values and traditions.
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Luckily, A Star Is Born is a movie forged from some of the most omnipresent themes in film — and in people's lives, for that matter: the intersection of love and ambition.
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Each blade has been hand-forged from high-grade Damascus steel, which gives it a unique flowing pattern, and boasts a remarkably hard edge that's designed to last years and years.
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Mormons — forged from a polygamous theocracy in the Rocky Mountain West, tainted by decades of institutional racism and still very much opposed to marriage equality — to the rescue of the Republic?
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Hot-drop forged from high-carbon cutlery steel and then double-plated with chrome and nickel, these shears are ground and polished for a gorgeous yet durable appearance and sharp edges.
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The Ministry of Interior's Soviet Militia has been transformed with U.S. and Canadian assistance into a police force, and a well-equipped national guard has been forged from its internal troops.
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One of the most charming is Le Kykouyou, where mismatched chairs sit under a canopy forged from driftwood just steps from the bay's oyster beds. 011-33-563-56-60-90-06.
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Why did the writers think it would be a good idea for McConaughey to interrupt a battle to explain, to no one in particular, that Roland's guns were forged from King Arthur's sword?
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This is yet another full-employment act for accountants, tax attorneys and others who would then create a wide variety of tax avoidance schemes forged from whatever loopholes may arise from new legislation.
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Even the Grand Soir KaleiDoirscope No. 5 — a dazzling one-of-a-kind watch forged from gold, garnets, sapphires and diamonds — was given a splash of contemporary flair with its washed denim strap.
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Yugoslavia was forged from the rubble of World War I and became a one-party Socialist state after World War II. But here's the critical point: It was not behind the Iron Curtain.
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They were also marking the end of a pivotal passage in history that is giving way to an age when the institutions forged from the turmoil of World War II are under serious strain.
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The effect of the parts merging into the whole is redemptive, and stunning — a secular spirituality forged from the invisible ligatures binding us to architecture, music, and each other, resonating with an understated bliss.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — Cathy Hsiao's sculptures embody a quiet, tranquil beauty forged from an unlikely marriage of materials: concrete, rough-edged and aggressive, dressed in delicate layers of natural dyes.
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"Astronomers now know that most stars do form in groups, forged from the same cloud of gas that collapsed in on itself due to the attractive force of gravity," ESO added in the statement.
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Sabrina encountered another version of herself and with Ambrose's help, she was able to use a morning star (forged from the unholy regalia) and the time egg to travel back and save her town.
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In previous Olympics, recycled materials have been used in the medal creation process, but officials say that Tokyo 2020 will be the first time that the medals will be forged from materials inside old gadgets.
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Forged from the same fire that produced Bat Out of Hell 39 years earlier, it's his first full scale collaboration with composer Jim Steinman since 1993's Bat Out of Hell II: Back into Hell.
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Forged from ultra-durable 3CR13 stainless steel with a fancy wavy pattern etched into the blades, plus gorgeous pakka wood handles, this set of chef's knives will help you conquer your Pinterest recipes with confidence.
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At the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, athletes will receive gold, silver and bronze medals forged from recycled e-waste — emblems of a world in which e-waste can take on the sheen of immortality.
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While they could come close to sounding like the blues musicians they idolized, they had a distinctive quality of their own, forged from a mix of down-home blues, ragtime, string-band music and country folk.
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In edging out Chevron, Hollub leaned on global relationships and knowledge forged from 22 years in the oil industry, according to about a dozen people familiar with the talks leading up to the company's latest offer.
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That hero will be the reincarnation of Azor Ahai, a legendary figure who supposedly defeated the Others during the Long Night using a flaming sword, which he forged from stabbing the blade into his beloved wife's heart.
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It's not just that this is the first non-period, Hollywood studio film in a quarter-century to have an all-Asian cast—we get to see drama forged from cultural touch points we are familiar with.
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Even the tiara was given a 21st-century update, finding form in a flowering headpiece set with two large lilies (both detachable as brooches) forged from red spinels, rhodolite garnets, white diamonds and two pear-shaped tourmalines.
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Small towns are where tradition happens, where generations compound on themselves and evolve the work of those that came before them, reminding us that success is never forged from the ether or a small cabin in the woods.
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The cool reception from Brussels to Johnson's proposal indicates just how far apart the two sides are on the first departure of a sovereign state from the EU, which was forged from Europe's ruins after World War Two.
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In the fifth comic, "Clockworks," it's revealed that all the magical keys are forged from the metal-like substance that shoots out from behind the Omega door — the same "bullets" that are actually demons who attach themselves to humans.
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The newer the hardware the more likely it is to be fully UHD-capable, so just be wary if you're using something that's a few years old, forged from the time when the UHD standard was still getting established.
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Astronomical tools from both Japan and Europe intermingle with representations of the zodiac (in the form of engraved mirrors), 14th-century Buddhist mandalas (a symbol representative of the universe), and a 17th-century katana (samurai sword) forged from a meteorite.
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"FLEXTENSION" The EU, forged from the ruins of World War Two as a way to prevent another devastating conflict in Europe, is fatigued by Britain's Brexit crisis but keen not to be held responsible for an economically tumultuous "no-deal" Brexit.
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The EU, forged from the ruins of World War Two as a way to prevent another ruinous conflict in Europe, is fatigued by Britain's protracted Brexit crisis but keen not to be held responsible for an economically tumultuous "no-deal" rupture.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The medals for the 20203 Tokyo Olympics will be forged from recycled metal from old mobile phones and appliances donated by the general public to give them a sense of direct involvement in the Games, organizers said on Wednesday.
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In edging out Chevron in the bidding war, Hollub leaned on global relationships and knowledge forged from 35 years in the oil industry, according to about a dozen people familiar with the talks leading up to the company's latest offer.
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They speak in a sort of shorthand forged from an upbringing spent moving across LA with their family, hiding skateboading injuries and trips to The Smell from their parents, and eventually dropping out of high school to pursue music full time.
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The medals for the Games are being forged from recycled metal collected from old mobile phones and other electronic devices, while the uniforms to be worn by runners in the torch relay will be partially made from recycled plastic bottles.
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Almost monolithic in appearance, the PH-1, or the Essential Phone as it's more commonly known, is forged from a combination of titanium and ceramic meant to withstand the rigors of daily living without needing to be shrouded in ugly plastic cases.
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In the end, Gentry's novel isn't primarily about the version of the self that comes from a name and a family of origin; instead, it draws our attention to the self that's forged from sheer survival, and from the clarifying call to vengeance.
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And it's easy to forget that most of our impressions of fighters are forged from sound bites gathered from minds running on restricted calories yet still conscious that they're sharing a room or a phone line with someone who wants to beat them up.
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She serves the tea about George Washington in "You Never Forget Your First": he didn't have wooden teeth (he wore false teeth taken from slaves and forged from sculpted chunks of ivory from elephants, hippos and walruses), there was no cherry tree and he was a wigless ginger.
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On display was an exactingly carved bejeweled menagerie in motion, including a bracelet of a cat catching his tail, forged from ivory and white gold with an ebony, white and yellow diamond finish, and a large, owl-shaped single earring with quivering feathers crafted from discs of 24-karat gold.
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As she approaches the seat that is rumored to have been forged from a thousand swords, in the partially demolished room echoing the vision she had at the House of the Undying in season 2, the Mother of Dragons grips the arm of the iron chair — revealing a shiny, perfectly filed French manicure.
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Not even Dorothy Dunnett, who can write, can write an interesting sword; and George R. R. Martin, the author of the books on which "Game of Thrones" is based, writes the kind of prose that might describe a sword hand-forged from a meteorite and make it less thrilling than a can opener.
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The sale of the painting, "Untitled," made for a thrilling moment at Sotheby's postwar and contemporary auction as at least four bidders on the phones and in the room sailed past the $60 million level at which the work — forged from oil stick and spray paint — had been guaranteed to sell by a third party.
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But the delay in implementation of the deal also points to the limitations of a relationship that is forged from a convergence of interests rather than a shared worldview, with Iran's leadership divided over ideology and Russia showing signs of reluctance to let the alliance develop much more, according to diplomats, officials and analysts interviewed by Reuters.
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Beyond international stars, Pierini has a predilection for his Brazilian roots, frequently portraying legends like Bossa Nova singer Elis Regina (made of vinyl discs and audio speakers), pedagogical philosopher Paulo Freire (manifested in an arrangement of didactic school books), as well as Renato Russo, the late singer of punk rock band Legião Urbana (unsurprisingly forged from musical instruments, as well).
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His films, forged from a mix of influences—Asian as well as French—often emphasize the risk and strangeness inherent in familiar social worlds, by injecting fantastical or otherwise unpredictable elements into them: Corporate competition becomes a bloody, eroticized spectacle in Demonlover; Personal Shopper makes the fashion industry feel like a natural setting for a ghost story or a stalker-themed thriller.
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His site-specific "stained glass" piece, beginning & the end neither & the otherwise betwixt & between the end is the beginning & the end, stretches across six floor-to-ceiling windows, and though the intricate, prismatic work looks forged from colored glass and lead piping, it's made from art supplies you might find in an elementary school craft bin: paper, wood, glue, tape, beads, and acetate sheets.
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