A few lashes missing one day; brows getting thinner another.
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Since its launch, Gorilla Glass has been getting thinner and tougher still.
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Her hair was in thin braids that Nailah worried were getting thinner.
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The quality is going down, and they keep getting thinner and thinner.
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Smartphones are getting thinner, but the images they can capture only get better.
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They've come to an alarming realization: Mussel shells are getting thinner and thinner.
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Politics are polarizing and the line between legit reality and AI is getting thinner.
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As Sidney's body gets bigger, his muscles move in the other direction, getting thinner.
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But while his stomach kept expanding, the rest of his body was getting thinner.
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My entire body felt flat, like I was getting thinner and thinner with the sun.
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Have you ever wondered how gadgets keep getting thinner, but more powerful all the time??
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Sea ice is also getting thinner each year, with young ice covering a wider area.
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Arctic sea ice is declining in every month of the year, and is getting thinner.
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The era of awkwardly boxy displays is long over, and computer monitors just keep getting thinner and thinner.
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His case for staying in the nominating contest is getting thinner after a disappointing series of primary losses.
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She says people want a bigger display, which is why the bezels on phones are getting thinner and thinner.
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Exercise didn't seem to affect his stomach — which became hard to the touch — but his arms were getting thinner.
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I kept losing weight, getting thinner and thinner, I had no energy at all, and I forgot to eat.
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"With every successive year, lenders' profitability is getting thinner and thinner, and their credit losses have been growing," Grohotolski said.
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Laptops should be getting thinner and lighter while performance increases, not going in reverse and bulking up into 12-pound behemoths.
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Finally, drag your liner along your lower lashline, starting thickest at the inner corner and getting thinner as you work outward.
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But as the population rises, with more siblings competing for their share of the family farm, the slices are getting thinner.
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But the margins are getting thinner: The state went to Clinton and elected a Democratic senator by a 1 percent margins in 2016.
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The veils are getting thinner, the victims are getting bolder and the power structure that protects predators is weakening with each new case.
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The grandmother was feeding the youngster even as she was getting thinner and thinner toward the end of her life, Dr. Giles said.
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Sea ice is also getting thinner on average, as thicker, multiyear ice melts and is replaced by ice that lasts only a year.
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It's clear that some ice sheets in Antarctica are melting because of climate change and that some glaciers are getting thinner, researchers told me.
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With the new MacBook and MacBook Pros getting thinner and lighter over the years, the once super-thin Air made less and less sense.
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I may be infertile, but I am fortunate, and remain deluded: Our chances keep getting thinner, but the sliver of possibility still seduces me.
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According to its autumn survey entitled "The air is getting thinner", companies scaled back their business expectations to 11 points from 17 points in spring.
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My brain is used to waking up every day with the goal of getting thinner, and I still work hard to unlearn that mental habit.
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While borders around TV panels have been getting thinner and thinner every year, Samsung has now taken this premium design element to a new level.
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"I could just watch the shells literally getting thinner as I moved up through the record and got closer to the present day," Dr. Osborne said.
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The researchers found that between 1959 and 1978, average female weights in the general population increased, while the women appearing in the media were actually getting thinner.
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In a private briefing at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Gizmodo was shown LG's bold concepts for the future of displays, which are (unbelievably) getting thinner and brighter.
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"We had indications recently that the first quarter was not that brilliant," Weidmann said in Washington, adding that this showed the "air is getting thinner" around the German economy.
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They say you can't have your cake and eat it too, but when it comes to smartphones, consumers want more functionality, while expecting the hardware to keep getting thinner.
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"The air in risk assets (is) getting thinner but (the) Big Top (is) still ahead of us," BAML said, adding that the November sell off was just a "dress rehearsal".
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America's income distribution is like a bottom-heavy hourglass tipped on its side - fat on the low-income end, growing on the high-income end and getting thinner and thinner in the middle.
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"I could just watch the shells literally getting thinner as I moved up through the record and got closer to the present day," Emily Osborne, one of the study's authors, told the Times.
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" Keeping it topical, Paris's third verse includes salient sentiments about the Gulf War: "Tolerance is getting thinner/ 'Cause Iraq never called me nigga/ So what I wanna go off and fight a war for?
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While looking good is still a huge motivator for many who exercise, today's fitness classes are more about getting stronger than about getting thinner — and providing a fun, community-oriented way to do it.
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"We believe the air in risk assets is getting thinner and thinner, but the Big Top in price is still ahead of us," Michael Hartnett, chief investment strategist at BofAML, said in a report for clients.
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It's normal for officials to return to the private sector after a few years of pressure-cooker public service, but the Trump administration has seen extraordinary levels of turnover, and the administration's ranks are thin and getting thinner.
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"Clients tell me labor costs and rent are high, trade frictions are hurting exports, their profits are getting thinner and thinner, and it's just getting harder and harder to do business," said Sun Shanming, vice general manager of the small business lending department of CCB's Guangzhou branch.
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"Clients tell me labour costs and rent are high, trade frictions are hurting exports, their profits are getting thinner and thinner, and it's just getting harder and harder to do business," said Sun Shanming, vice general manager of the small business lending department of CCB's Guangzhou branch.
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"I actually felt as though I had to look after him a little because he was so immersed and focused on the role that I would sort of watch him getting thinner and thinner," she said while walking the red carpet at the BAFTA Awards on Sunday night.
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Right at the moment, because the video margins for the U.S. cable distributors are thin and getting thinner as more and more retrans pressure and sports pricing pressure comes in, it's been sort of discovered that actually margins improve as you lose video customers and you become less capital intensive.
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Many in the mobile world have talked about how the phone is "disappearing", with bezels getting thinner and more functions requiring less of your active input to work, but there is still a hurdle when it comes to AR applications on these devices since they, by definition, require active participation and physically holding up your device as you walk.
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Well, I really like ... I actually think we're sort of in a boom for online comedy writing because if you think about it as a traditional column ... the print newspaper on the one hand is getting thinner and thinner and fading away, especially local newspapers are having difficulties, but the internet is having this resurgence of comedy writing like never before, I think.
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Once the atmosphere is getting thinner, and the point of highest pressure (max Q) is past, it gets separated via explosives while the engines are still burning, so that the payload is exposed.
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Paeonia veitchii is a non-woody species of peony of ½–1 m high, with an irregular carrot-shaped taproot of over ½ m long and 2 cm thick, gradually getting thinner downwards and slender side roots. It has 10 chromosomes (2n=10).
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Hardangerjøkulen's highest point is above sea level, and is the highest point in Hordaland county. Its lowest point is above sea level. The thickest measurement of the glacier was thick, but it has been getting thinner during the 20th century.
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A lot of these trainers would use every legal avenue available, > and he wouldn't even use something like GastroGard to treats ulcers. I > wanted to be on a level playing field, as long as everything was legal. > Offlee Wild was getting thinner and thinner and looking like a greyhound. > Taking him away from [Smith] was one of the toughest decisions I ever had to > make.
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It contained a narration of the story from Sebastian Cabot along with dialogue and sound effects from the featurette itself along with the songs. A second double-sided album was released which featured a soundtrack of the featurette's songs. Among those listed was "Mind over Matter" in which the characters encourage Pooh to think about getting thinner again. The song was later reworked into the "Heave Ho" song in the final film.
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The tower tapered due to the walls getting thinner to the top, and due to their inward inclination. The thickness of the walls varies in different structures from 1.2–0.9 m at the bottom to 0.7–0.5 m at the top. The walls were made of stones of varying sizes (blocks or slabs, depending on the local stone), carefully dressed on the outside, with lime or clay-lime mortar and chip stone. Dry masonry was seldom used.
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Reg returns home and is hypnotised by the department store's TV advertisement while Babs is at the store shopping. Luckmoore is alarmed to see Babs is wearing the dress and demands she leaves. Meanwhile, Reg dies from carbon monoxide poisoning caused by the dress manipulating the boiler. Babs recalls to Luckmoore a dream she had about her being the model for all the dresses in the catalogue but getting thinner and thinner as the dresses got larger and larger.
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The final track on the album, "The Ice Is Getting Thinner", is used in the first-season finale of the television series Gossip Girl, as well as in the fourth season of reality series The Hills. The song "No Sunlight" is included in the soundtrack for Choke. "Pity and Fear" was included in the ending of an episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. The first track, "Bixby Canyon Bridge", was used at the end of the Friday Night Lights episode, "How the Other Side Lives".
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What is happening now, according to local scientists who are studying the phenomena, is that with continuous high water in the lake throughout the year much of this process of 'feeding' on the nutrient in the lakebed had discontinued. The result—the biomass are losing weight and getting thinner by the year. Around January last week in 1999, it was reported that a large chunk of the biomass in the northern part of National Park had broken up into pieces and had drifted freely from the park area. This was a bad sign for the sangai habitat.
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Donald Farnsworth at the art workshop Magnolia Editions developed a digital direct-to-plate photogravure process that does not use gelatin. Instead, a series of 'masks' (layers of resist) are printed onto a copper plate using a flatbed UV cured acrylic printer: “The flatbed printer allows us to etch a stochastic [random] dot pattern into the plate in a completely controlled, precise way... This process is an inversion of the traditional photogravure method, where you’re etching through a sheet of gelatin, and gradually the gelatin is getting thinner and more acid reaches the plate, so the last thing that’s etched are the light tones.”"Direct to Plate Photogravure: Catching Up With the Past." Stone, Nick.
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They suddenly stand up, having two human legs, and begin to spin around, with the singer joining them. After descending the stairs and walking through the same hall she entered, she exits the estate, and the video takes down a darker, more serious tone, while the verse "Forget about guns and forget ammunition/'Cause I'm killing them all on my own little mission/Now I'm not a saint but I'm not a sinner/Now everything is cool as long as I'm getting thinner" is sung. The euphoric visual effects appear once again soon after, as the chorus takes place. Allen walks down the estate stairs, being surrounded by dancing balloons, hopping butlers and coloured fog.
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Since foam neoprene contains gas pockets, the material compresses under water pressure, getting thinner at greater depths; a 7 mm neoprene wet suit offers much less exposure protection under 100 feet of water than at the surface. A recent advance in neoprene for wet suits is the "super-flex" variety, which mixes spandex into the neoprene for greater flexibility. Neoprene waders are usually about 5 mm thick, and in the medium price range as compared with cheaper materials such as nylon and more expensive waterproof fabrics made with breathable membranes. Competitive swimming wetsuits are made of the most expanded foam; they have to be very flexible to allow the swimmer unrestricted movement.
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