"The Red Sox again," he said, furrowing his brow at an age far too young to be furrowing one's brow.
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Does the ending provide a solution for these brow-furrowing choices?
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Furrowing her brow, Ms. Blute took a deep breath and gathered her resolve.
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There are many brows furrowing across the internet in response to this news today.
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Over 400 pages she documents four decades of brow-furrowing evenings: procedural meetings, resolutions, commissions.
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However, Peter Kraus, for all his brow-furrowing comeliness, is not a good citizen of Bachelor Nation.
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" Like that popular Lawrence Kasdan movie from 1983, this brow-furrowing work from the author of "Mr.
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"So if there's any forehead furrowing or jaw clenching, that can easily override the brain EEG," Berka says.
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"All the curators are involved in actually seeing the music too," she tells me, furrowing her brow. Sure.
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These outbursts were reliably preceded by a deep furrowing of the brow, such as he was affecting now.
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I could smile and raise my eyebrows, and if I wildly exaggerated furrowing them, it guessed that I was angry.
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Email fights with reporters, a possible libel suit in the offing, a brow-furrowing interview with The New York Times.
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"You may defeat me in the final vote, but you'll never get me to quit," he vowed, furrowing his brow.
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Gianluigi Buffon, Andrea Barzagli and Giorgio Chiellini should have been furrowing their brows, gritting their teeth, clinging by their fingernails.
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It has manifested itself publicly — furrowing his brow during the national anthem before the defeat to Croatia — and privately, too.
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The outlet reported that the judge appeared visibly frustrated, rubbing his forehead and furrowing his brow during his exchange with attorneys.
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Whether she's furrowing her brow in that very Stone-ian way or laughing hysterically, we love watching the actress make different faces.
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I took approximately one billion selfies that night, raising and furrowing my eyebrows, waiting to see a noticeable change in my face.
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The nominee faces and listens to these friendly and hostile senators for hours, refraining from smilingly nodding along or furrowing his brow.
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As a pianist played a chilled jazz soundtrack, I sat back to peruse the food menu and couldn't help furrowing my brow.
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After one episode, you'll be dreaming about Jughead Jones' furrowing brow and wondering why Betty Cooper looks so skeptical all. The. Time.
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The first brow-furrowing aspect of the case is the blatantly racist message Walter Quijano, a psychologist, delivered while on the stand.
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Those on the dais with him seemed to almost visibly writhe away from him at points — brows furrowing, smiles turning to grimaces.
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Its arrival felt cleverly calculated, appearing just as the music press had finished furrowing a very serious brow over Best Of 2017 lists.
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" Bolduan said, bringing in another guest on the show, Trump adviser Barry Bennett, who was seen furrowing his brow after Lonegan's remark. "Steve?
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It took me at least five minutes, a lot of brow furrowing, and increasingly frantic swiping to remember why I couldn't find the app.
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If they're blushing or furrowing their brows, you might detect this vulnerability in their body language and intuit what Brexit might forebode for them.
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Mr Putin is a "mumbling, stammering knock-kneed brow-furrowing ex-KGB agent who speaks the language of the gutter and values power above everything".
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The peculiar bony ridge over the man's eyes was a result of the poor Cossack's perpetually furrowing his brow in pain — because of the rickets.
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Rather than viewing Rocket Internet businesses, SoftBank-backed Tokopedia and others as competition, Fichet believes Moxy Bilna is furrowing its own path and focused on women.
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And when Jeremy Stephens put his uncanny power on Jose Aldo and had the old champ furrowing his brow and cornered, that was what Aldo did.
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Bell's palsy typically impacts the cranial nerve seven, which controls a lot of facial functions, like furrowing your brow, smiling, or closing your eyes, Dr. Zwerling says.
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After some brow-furrowing, Felix enacts a solution while at the wedding he throws for the son of the governor of Sinaloa in his brand-new hotel.
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Yet this by turns transporting, brow-furrowing, nostalgic and obtuse visual essay — inspired in part by the writings of the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze — never feels overwhelming.
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Miss your cue in "Glee Club" and your fellow singers will give you a dose of vicious side-eye, their brows furrowing until you put it right.
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Laura is the movie's one minor letdown, partly because she seems more frivolous than Paterson, with pursuits that are more hobbies than they are brow-furrowing art.
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Norris's face betrayed no emotion, other than a slight furrowing of his thick eyebrows, as he stared at Blazer and calmly explained exactly what was about to happen.
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I've been looking at the $930 starting price for the new Samsung Galaxy Note 8, scratching my head in bewilderment, looking at that price again, and furrowing my brows.
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Somewhere at this very moment—in Cambridge or Oxford, or New Haven, or Princeton—an undergraduate is furrowing his brow about what the Democratic Party should do in 2020.
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"I am sad because I don't have space to house her and her children here in New York," Mr. Irizarry, 75, said, furrowing his thick salt-and-pepper eyebrows.
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Han (squinting, trying to think, furrowing eyebrows, and looking confused): I..think that the results with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump…I'm not sure of the question…I don't know.
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The rapport was "totally platonic," she stresses, furrowing her eyebrows and fiddling with each of her five rings, but it was still one of the longest relationships of her life.
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The actresses can sing and dance, but their characters are so woefully underwritten that they mostly just stomp through the show—furrowing their brows, flipping their hair, and angrily eating lollipops.
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After furrowing around in the trash for a couple seconds, the officer locates the bag inside a soup can and exclaims "yo!" as he holds it up to his two fellow officers.
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Visitors at the Haus der Kunst, one of Germany's most important contemporary art museums, were peering closely at the painting's title, taking photos on their smartphones and furrowing their brows in consternation.
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That's not even getting into the incredibly brow-furrowing concept of sharing sex toys with innumerable anonymous other customers, whether or not the company cleaned and replaced the dolls' "lower parts" as advertised.
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On the other hand, Dr. Liotta treats a trial attorney for the exact opposite reason — to erase lines with the caveat that the muscle responsible for furrowing the brows to express judgment remain strong.
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It is possible to be a strong woman who loves to eat and yet, as Ruby writes, for "moments of unease [to] take root, furrowing deep into the very essence" of one's relationship with food.
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Set to the plaintive tune of James Vincent McMorrow's "Wicked Game" (get it?), the trailer shows characters from all across Westeros questioning themselves and trying to move forward while making dire declarations and furrowing their brows.
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Otherwise, with empathy and imagination, Palmer explores the master/apprentice relationship, first love and first rivalry, spite and kindness: conjuring a world to raise a wry smile, some brow furrowing and the occasional loud — very loud — gasp.
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It's the genuine tone he strikes that had many in the crowd on this particular day willing to share personal stories with a crowd of strangers, as Sanders looked on intently, furrowing his brow and shaking his head.
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At the most basic level, the Emotiv headset is measuring electrical signals associated with various facial tics—if you grimace using the left side of your face, this will produce a different brain pattern than, say, furrowing your brow.
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As Hurricane Florence slowly approaches the coasts of North and South Carolina, newscasters in Gore-Tex jackets have been dispatched to both states' beaches, where they'll spend the next several days furrowing their foreheads and speaking in increasingly excitable tones.
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But to create the worst government programmes—schemes that combine brow-furrowing folly with gasp-inducing expense—few methods are as sure as inviting Congress to spend the money of future taxpayers, in order to pander to public sentiment today.
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Two decades is a long time in the movie world, and the original stars, who were joined by Josh Brolin in the 2012 sequel, have been replaced by Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson, with Liam Neeson now furrowing brows on backup.
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After furrowing around in the trash for a couple seconds, the officer locates the bag inside a soup can and exclaims "yo!" as he holds it up to his two fellow officers, identified to BuzzFeed News by the Maryland public defender's office as officers Jamal Brunson and Jovannes Simonyan.
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That willful blindness to the big picture — the desire to pretend what you're doing has nothing to do with all those people dying over there — is straight out of Mann's playbook, as are all of the brooding men furrowing their brows over the weight of so much crime.
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The Holy Trinity of Guard Darren Elkins fought a typical Elkins fight against Ricardo Lamas: he absorbed horrendous punishment for several rounds and bled like a hemophiliac, but in a break with tradition he never came from behind to finish in that familiar, heart-warming but brow furrowing Elkins experience.
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And "The Last of the Starks" placed a lot of emphasis on the possibility of Dany descending into madness — though your mileage may vary on how effective, graceful, or believable it was — with scenes like Dany furrowing her brow and glaring at the men celebrating Jon Snow, or speaking extra abrasively during the wartime discussions.
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Drawing from the storied history of music docs and histrionic celebrity meltdowns, Popstar tells a simple but familiar tale: A pop star achieves astonishing success, loses everything, learns a lesson, and then joins forces with perpetually brow-furrowing crooner Michael Bolton to sing a duet about saving the world with the power of his incredible mind.
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The whole thing starts off with the potential for a budding romance in a cafe, and then the story completely goes off the rails: there's a dark backstory about kidnapping and assault; there's family bereavement, stolen identity and — wait for it — even the brow-furrowing hint of something extraterrestrial right at the end, just to really catch you off guard.
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But there are other instances, like on "Give Yourself a Try" ("I found a grey hair in one of my zoots"), and "Mine" ("I fight crime online sometimes"), which are less convincing—and yet, nine times out of ten on A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships, Healy's personal bombast, and his confidence in his project, just about carries even the most brow furrowing of lines off.
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It gets around to more or less explaining them eventually, but for too long it leaves us furrowing our brows, because the only way The Walking Dead knows how to tell stories anymore is to pointlessly extend them, decompress them to the point where what would have been single scenes in earlier seasons now fill entire episodes, and then jostle the timeline for no particular reason.
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In the U.K., Rudd had an interestingly similar role to that of Kirstjen Nielsen in the U.S., as head of the immigration bureaucracy, and the subsequent brow-furrowing over her disinvitation from the Oxford event is reminiscent of the excruciating discourse that followed the protests of Nielsen at a Mexican restaurant in Washington, D.C., at the height of the Trump administration's campaign of family separation.
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Others will pantomime receiving an urgent message that requires an immediate, brow-furrowing, life-or-death rapid response, which incapacitates them from doing pretty much anything else, not excluding riding in, or communally waiting for, an elevator in their office building; making conversation while heating up lunch lasagna in the office microwave; walking from the entrance of their office building to the nearest public transit stop, or to literally anywhere, unless wait, you're also going there?
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The skin between his eyebrows puckered, furrowing in almost an anxious worriment.
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Cutis rhomboidalis nuchae is a skin condition of the posterior neck, characterized by deep furrowing of the skin.
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Taluk mostly consists of Clayey-Loam Soil. This soil has moisture- retention capacity and allows deep furrowing and is suitable for cultivation of cereals, vegetable and pulses.
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Presenting symptoms include unilateral or bilateral opacification of the cornea, which progressively involves the whole structure. Visual disturbance secondary to corneal opacification is often the presenting symptom. Other symptoms include furrowing of the scalp, enlargement of the bony portion of the eyebrows, and disproportionately large hands.
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The whole build of the shell is coarse, though of a light rather than massive consistency. Particularly conspicuous are the spiral sulci deeply furrowing the summit of each whorl, leaving a narrow noduled space between them and the sutures. The ovate aperture has a dark interior. The thin outer lip is slightly expanded.
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Sita is the heroine of the Ramayana and the consort of the Hindu god Rama. Sita and Rama are avatars of Vishnu and his wife Lakshmi, goddess of wealth. She is esteemed as a model of wifely and womanly virtues for all Hindu women. Sita is the adopted daughter of Janaka, king of Videha, found while he was furrowing the earth.
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But alas, it was ill-tempered, and so the magical heifer was broken into pieces and melted down. On the fourth day, a golden plow is pulled from the forge, with a golden plowshare, a copper beam and silver handles. But it too is flawed, plowing up planted fields and furrowing meadows. In despair, Ilmarinen destroys his creation once more.
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Furthermore, it is speculated that the spindle itself may also be unicentric. Eventually, microtubules extend from the spindle, and during anaphase, they penetrate through the fenestrae and split the nucleus. Subsequently to telophase, the nucleus reforms, but a phycoplast forms. In addition, a protoplast is found inside the cell wall and is noted to rotate within the wall during cleavage; a process known to occur by the cell undergoing furrowing.
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In the 1872 work, Darwin proposed three principles. The first of the three is the "principle of serviceable habits", which he defined as useful habits reinforced previously, and then inherited by offspring. He used as an example contracting of eyebrows (furrowing the brow), which he noted is serviceable to prevent too much light from entering the eyes. He also said that the raising of eyebrows serves to increase the field of vision.
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Condorcanqui is a province of the Amazonas Region, Peru. It was created by law 23832 of May 18, 1984, based on territories of the province of Bagua, covering the basins of the rivers Santiago, Cenepa and Marañon. The province was named in honor to Tupac Amaru II Its principal route is the fluvial one, it lasts three days of navigation to come to Santa Maria de Nieva, capital of the province, furrowing the waters of the Marañón river.
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Tan and pink tipped variation The giant Caribbean sea anemone's primary mating season is reported to be in late May; however, they may continue to reproduce at a low levels throughout the year. This anemone is generally dioecious but occasionally hermaphroditic. It has a 1:1 to sex ratio (males to females) with no evidence of brooding or of asexual reproduction or division furrowing. The giant Caribbean sea anemone's reproduction scheme has been defined as oviparous → planktonic → lecithotrophic.
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During mitosis, mitotic spindle orientation is essential for determining the site of cleavage furrowing and position of daughter cells for subsequent cell fate determination. This orientation is achieved by polarizing cortical factors and rapid alignment of the spindle with the polarity axis. In fruit flies, three cortical factors have been found to regulate the position of the spindle: heterotrimeric G protein α subunit (Gαi), Partner of Inscuteable (Pins), and Mushroom body defect (Mud). Gαi localizes at apical cortex to recruit Pins.
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It received a theatrical release in countries like Italy and Japan throughout 2007, but came out directly-to-DVD in United States in February 2008. Catacombs and Sossamon generated mostly negative reviews; About.com wrote that her "Ambien-induced acting doesn't help matters", and DVD Verdict stated: "This film is all Sossamon and I feel for her. Aside from the uninspired twist finale, her performance is solely of gasping and looking worried and furrowing her brow and screaming and gazing worriedly at her flickering flashlight".
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Fruit cluster Flowers Elderberry is a deciduous shrub or small tree growing to tall and wide, rarely reaching tall. The bark, light grey when young, changes to a coarse grey outer bark with lengthwise furrowing, lenticels prominent.Clapham, A.R., Tutin, T.G. and Warburg, E.F. 1968 Excursion Flora of the British Isles Second Edition Cambridge. The leaves are arranged in opposite pairs, 10–30 cm long, pinnate with five to seven (rarely nine) leaflets, the leaflets 5–12 cm long and 3–5 cm broad, with a serrated margin.
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Displays of emotions can generally be categorized into two groups: negative and positive. Negative emotions usually manifest as increased tension in various muscle groups: tightening of jaw muscles, furrowing of forehead, squinting eyes, or lip occlusion (when the lips seemingly disappear). In contrast, positive emotions are revealed by the loosening of the furrowed lines on the forehead, relaxation of the muscles around the mouth, and widening of the eye area. When individuals are truly relaxed and at ease, the head will also tilt to the side, exposing our most vulnerable area, the neck.
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The Upanishad also states that Sita emerged while furrowing, at the edge of the plough. She is extolled as one of the Panchakanya for her virtuous qualities; taking their names destroys all sins. Her life story and journeys with her husband Rama and brother-in-law Lakshmana are part of the Hindu epic Ramayana, an allegorical story with Hindu spiritual and ethical teachings.A Arni A. and M Chitrakar M. Sita's Ramayana, Tara, However, there are many versions of Ramayana, and her story as a goddess in Hindu mythology.
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Usually, the sculptures emerge from a single block of wood, primarily a local Vermont hardwood such as maple, birch, cherry, walnut, or beech, brought to Holzapfel by local loggers. At times, she turns the wood on the lathe to delineate its basic shape; other times, she uses the lathe simply as a carving tool. In general, she carves and manipulates the wood using techniques such as stippling, bleaching, burning, furrowing, and gouging to create rich repeat patterns, distinctive areas of light and shadow, and, most surprisingly, the illusion of assemblage.
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Charles Darwin described the primary act of frowning as the furrowing of the brow which leads to a rise in the upper lip and a down- turning of the corners of the mouth. While the appearance of a frown varies from culture to culture, there appears to be some degree of universality to the recognition of the frown as a negative facial expression. In fact, frowning as a component of anger or disgust is widely recognized as a universal expression easily recognized across cultures.Paul Ekman, Emotions Revealed: Recognizing Faces and Feelings to Improve Communication, Holt Paperbacks, , 2004, p.
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J. Embryol. Exp. Morph. 89(Suppl.), 229-255, 1985.Björklund, N.K. & R. Gordon A hypothesis linking low folate intake to neural tube defects due to failure of post-translation methylations of the cytoskeleton International Journal of Developmental Biology 50(2/3), 135-141,2006 embryo physics,Gordon, R. & G.W. Brodland The cytoskeletal mechanics of brain morphogenesis Cell Biophysics 11(1), 177-238, 1987Brodland, G.W. et al Furrowing surface contraction wave coincident with primary neural induction in amphibian embryos Journal of Morphology 219(2), 131-142,1994 astrobiology Gordon, R. Sharov, A.A. Habitability of the Universe before Earth Elsevier Academic Press, Amsterdam, 2018 as well as researchGordon, R. & B.J. Poulin.
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The route therefore missed the towns of Guildford, Farnham and Alton which would have boosted early revenue. The railway was also forced narrowly to bypass the town of Kingston-upon- ThamesRailways South East due to the commercial justification that the railway would damage the town's importance for stagecoaches combined with the cost of furrowing a line through the town's easterly hill. The city of Winchester north of Southampton was included in the built and in the unbuilt proposal, seeing its station open in 1839. The Great Western Railway (GWR) secured its patrons for a far more direct route to Bristol, particularly influential landowners in Berkshire and Wiltshire.
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The News & Observer's review of the film described Smith's character as "self-deluded" and "perpetually brow-furrowing", although The Seattle Times noted that Smith was "likable", and HeraldNet's review specified that a "better movie will make [Smith] a star". In 2007, Smith had a small role in The Seeker: The Dark is Rising as Max Stanton. Smith next appeared in the Richard Attenborough- directed period romance Closing the Ring, playing a younger version of Christopher Plummer's character Young Jack, as well as in the thriller Boot Camp, which co-stars Mila Kunis. In 2008, Smith produced the direct release- to-DVD film Wieners, and made a guest appearance on the series Eli Stone.
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63 This universality suggests a shared adaptive quality to frowning allowing for social communication of negative emotional states. Photographs of frowning and crying children from The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals (1872) by Charles Darwin Scott Fahlman first suggested the use of the colon with the left parenthesis to iconically represent a frowning face on the Internet in what has become a well-known emoticon. In this form the frown is entirely presented as a curve of the lips facing away from the eyes. Specifically, frowns that incorporate the furrowing of the brow are a response to perceived obstacles to the achievement of goals, while frowns that involve movement of the cheeks reflect an unpleasant reaction.
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Recognizing emotional information requires the extraction of meaningful patterns from the gathered data. This is done using machine learning techniques that process different modalities, such as speech recognition, natural language processing, or facial expression detection. The goal of most of these techniques is to produce labels that would match the labels a human perceiver would give in the same situation: For example, if a person makes a facial expression furrowing their brow, then the computer vision system might be taught to label their face as appearing "confused" or as "concentrating" or "slightly negative" (as opposed to positive, which it might say if they were smiling in a happy-appearing way). These labels may or may not correspond to what the person is actually feeling.
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Morphotype b (MB R 1083 and 1087) teeth had both front to back and side to side curvature, and a D-shaped cross section. Morphotype c (MB R 1090) was curved side to side but not front to back, was not flattened from side to side, had a rounded front with no carina, and bore five strong ridges on its lingual side, but none on its labial flank. Morphotype e (MB R 1092) resembled a typical theropod tooth. It is strongly flattened from side to side, curved from front to back, shows 3 denticles per millimetre (0.04 in), its front carina does not extend to the base of the crown, and there is no ornamentation aside from some weak furrowing of the crown, and two incipient ridges on the lingual side.
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The skin thus drawn upon is thrown into folds, especially radiating from the lateral angle of the eyelids; these folds become permanent in senescence, and form the so-called "crow's feet". The Levator palpebræ superioris is the direct antagonist of this muscle; it raises the upper eyelid and exposes the front of the bulb of the eye. In addition, the orbital and palpebral portions can work independent of each other, as in the furrowing of the brows by contraction of the orbital to reduce glare while keeping the eyes open by virtue of the relaxation of the palpebral. Each time the eyelids are closed through the action of the orbicularis, the medial palpebral ligament is tightened, the wall of the lacrimal sac is thus drawn lateralward and forward, so that a vacuum is made in it and the tears are sucked along the lacrimal canals into it.
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