Their first album in 22 years aims for haziness and placidity.
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That haziness about immigration is what the right is seeking to exploit.
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To his critics, that kind of haziness shows indecisiveness and lack of principle.
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All this haziness could make you feel very impulsive, so think before you act.
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There had often been a haziness that hung between my physical and emotional selves.
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The haziness of Britain's unwritten constitution contributes to the confusion around the ruling (see article).
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Above all, the haziness of the long-term view argues for humility on all sides.
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The colors are dull and have the same haziness to them on the indoor test.
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Mingjing's reporters felt that covering Guo was imperative, no matter the haziness of the information.
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Like Solange's A Seat at the Table, anaïs' arrangements juxtapose a languid haziness against thematic precision.
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They stripped the tweets to reveal their core subjects: smoke in the air, fallen ash, haziness, smell.
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The memory had none of the haziness that usually clouds dreams, and the details remain perfectly crisp years later.
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You're in a nostalgic mood today, Virgo, and you're also feeling a little confusion or haziness in your relationships.
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His understated palette of muted earth tones and pastels can evoke the haziness of early morning sun or fog.
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The Iowa Democratic Party's disastrously long delay in reporting results compounded the sense of confusion and haziness surrounding the outcome.
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And the music, run through with oscillating piano riffs and coy vocal writing, conveys impishness, haziness and danger all at once.
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Governing wasn't, and that was obvious in his haziness and dishonesty before Election Day and in his laziness and defiance after.
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" On empathizing with a juror who forgot her number during roll call: "And I can understand your haziness on the number.
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This score, using the same instrumental and choral elements, also has atmospheric colorings and haziness, but much rhythmic spark and episodes of dancing.
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I'm not sure if it's a result of Youtube messing up the original quality of the music, but there's a nice haziness to it.
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Despite the haziness of the regimen, which resembles a more spiritual Grinberg Method and is conducted by a therapist named Ed, it immediately works.
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Album Review Haziness, leisure and organic imprecision are the gifts of the Internet, the R&B band that emerged from the Odd Future collective.
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Her focus and silvery tone, the way she sustains the musical line beyond what you thought possible, renders even passages of haziness fundamentally lucid.
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"I think I got a bit mixed up over sleeplessness and different things and in my haziness I got confused about the nightclubs," he explains tentatively.
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Some of that haziness is still there in his current exhibition at Chapter NY, but it takes a back seat to swatches of crisp, precise pattern.
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But high government taxes, enduring black markets, intense competition and a lack of financial infrastructure willing to deal with any legal haziness have caused major setbacks.
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It's about how Trump's haziness on policy questions, while often giving him a superficial appearance of moderation, tends in practice to push him relentlessly toward far-right positions.
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Drake, 40, Boi-1da, and the Weeknd's spin on that haziness helped codify the Toronto Sound in rap, not just evoking intoxication but also deep wells of emotion.
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With a background in painting, she was able to blend the soft haziness and romantic poses of art history into in a new genre of photography known as Pictorialism.
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Turner's fascinating descriptions of samurai armor, weaponry and strategy help mask an inevitable haziness in the undocumented years of Yoshitsune's training, and "probably" begins to emerge as a tiresome word.
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"Mind of Mine" is, in part, a contemporary R&B album, a clear child of the haziness brought to the genre in recent years by the Weeknd and Frank Ocean.
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It's the evocation of a state of mind — of haziness and confusion that are, in fact, unwanted knowledge, what the characters have trained themselves not to notice let alone confront.
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The haziness—which has led to Mr Giuliani confirming that Mr Trump did various things, such as paying off a porn star, that he had previously denied—may even be calculated.
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The sister may be broken up still, or feeling overwhelmed by responsibilities that came with the death, or amid the haziness of loss, she may have forgotten which letters still need responses.
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They've grown musically since then, and it's likely that the casual, black-and-white surrealism of the "Dark Spring" isn't an overt attempt to resuscitate the general haziness of that time period.
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Given how infused the LP is with the sort of Ibizan haziness transplants us from the outer reaches of Sunderland to San Antonio in a split second, that might seem a little surprising.
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But it is this very haziness surrounding the nature of the scanned bust that brings up some significant questions about how we bestow meaning upon cultural artifacts, especially ones as charged as Nefertiti's bust.
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Like other legends that surround Mr. Guzmán, the basic facts of his flight from the marines five years ago have been told so often they have started to develop the haziness of a fable.
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Out June 16 on Brooklyn imprint Let's Play House, "Sunday Avenue" is a straightforward house beat in the vein of his previous work, pairing nostalgic vibes and a heavy dose of cotton-mouthed haziness.
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Taken from last year's Honeymoon, the visuals are an 11 minute long LCD-sustained epic full of strained-eye sepia haziness, fuzzy slow-mo shots of blissed-out transcendence, and loads of good looking people.
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The President's habit of trying to shape his own reality and haziness with the truth is one reason why his lawyers are adamant that offering an interview to special counsel Robert Mueller could be disastrous.
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But then I started to think about how The Irishman is built around recounting Frank's story through Frank's own memories, and the haziness (and even the way they moved, in a sense) started to make some sense.
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In 2018, deep into the era of the "cinematic universe" and series like Westworld, whose very structure begs to be diagrammed, Annihilation's hallucinatory haziness feels bracingly out of step with the direction expansive sci-fi has been taking.
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Then on Thursday his press secretary, Sean Spicer, added to the haziness by suggesting that such a tax was part of Mr. Trump's broader reform vision — and a way to pay for a wall along the border with Mexico.
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His victory will send shockwaves around the world, given his sparse foreign policy knowledge, haziness over nuclear doctrine, vow to curtail Muslim immigration and disdain for US alliances that have been the bedrock of the post-World War II foreign policy.
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Haunting and never straining to be overly real, the look of each piece is diffused by haziness—sometimes the effect is a rational depiction of smoke gathering around the fierce flames, while other times it seems a byproduct of an unclear retelling of the past.
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I have friends whose curiosity has been stamped out of them by frequent smoking, who have given up other hobbies and interests, who seem to be in a perpetual cloud of haziness because they're always stoned or thinking about when they can next get stoned.
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Since founding the band in El Paso, Texas in 2008, Gonzalez had been flitting between sounds, releasing a couple records including the only-to-be-found on YouTube LP, Romans 13:9, which meanders between 90s lo-fi indie and the sun-dappled haziness of 80s shoegaze.
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Had Mrs Clinton wanted to work on that doubt, she might have attacked Mr Sanders much harder on the haziness of his health-care plan or on his shaky grasp of foreign policy—though that, to be fair, was less evident than usual in Mr Sanders's debate performance.
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The result is a legal haziness that leaves both investors and defendants unclear about what sorts of information-sharing or other activities by investors would be considered insider trading, and what are the acceptable forms of data-gathering and research that are part of any healthy, functioning financial marketplace.
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Just before their official formation in 2013, Bradbury had taken to tapping out demos in a mobile version of Garageband, during a period of haziness in his life—"I was living this depressed life, getting quite high every day and eating a lot of food," as he told The Guardian.
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Estimates for how much it would cost to really establish the Space Force have varied widely, due in some part to the original haziness of the vision; however, even if the vision had been crystal clear, the timing and method of accomplishing it would be the subject of major debate.
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Screens based on IGZO tech—which is an acronym for the indium gallium zinc oxide used to make Sharp's semiconductors—tend to have better transparency than silicon-based displays, which reduces the need for brighter backlighting, and could even help eliminate the cloudiness or haziness that often plagues the current Switch's screen.
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Anecdotally, astronauts report experiencing "space fog" — a mental haziness some have likened to a 10-point drop in IQ. Preliminary studies have shown mixed results with regard to astronauts' cognitive function in space, but suggest they have difficulty multitasking, or doing two things at the same time, such as walking and talking.
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Calling attention to the haziness of economists' estimates of the safe level of unemployment at any given time (in economists' jargon this is the "natural rate of unemployment"), Powell advocated looking at possible threats to the stability of the financial system, broader indicators of the state of the labor market, productivity growth and a host of factors in making choices about monetary policy.
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Among those with keratoconus who worsen CXL may be used. In this group the most common side effects are haziness of the cornea, punctate keratitis, corneal striae, corneal epithelium defect, and eye pain. In those who use it after post-LASIK ectasia, the most common side effects are haziness of the cornea, corneal epithelium defect, corneal striae, dry eye, eye pain, punctate keratitis, and sensitivity to bright lights. There are no long term studies about crosslinking effect on pregnancy and lactation.
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The artwork features a pastoral painting that illustrates Lil Baby atop a large jutting rock, with water, baby goats and greenery surrounding him. He's shown lighting up cannabis, the smoke adding to the haziness of the artwork.
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This haziness is the result of crazing, where fibrils are formed within the material in regions of high hydrostatic stress. The material may go from an ordered appearance to a "crazy" pattern of strain and stretch marks.
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On the other hand, my notes of the chorus in Act 2 and the flight of > shadows in Act 3 were still uncompleted and nothing would come of them, > owing to a certain haziness and indefiniteness in the task of writing music > to a scenario insufficiently worked out. > Gedeonov's scheme was not destined to be realized.
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Interiors were shot at Paramount Studios. Qarlo's "War Zone" was shot on the Paramount Sunset stage, a gigantic stage the size of three stages put together. A sky cyclorama ran all the way round it and a horizon line of mountains was placed in front of that in diminished perspective. A fog machine provided the landscape with a smokey haziness.
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Some hyperosmotic agents such as glycerine can be applied over the cornea if cornea haziness is due to increase in intraocular pressure(with cornea epithelial/stromal edema). This is useful in enabling immediate visualization of the anterior chamber angle. Trabeculotomy-trabeculectomy can also be done as a combined procedure or trabeculectomy alone when the other previously mentioned procedures are either contraindicated or fails.
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Eggleston bleached out the whites on Earth to make WALL-E feel vulnerable. The overexposed light makes the location look more vast. Because of the haziness, the cubes making up the towers of garbage had to be large, otherwise they would have lost shape (in turn, this helped save rendering time). The dull tans of Earth subtly become soft pinks and blues when EVE arrives.
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Fibrillogenesis can be analyzed through the use of turbidity tests. Turbidity is way of measuring the haziness, cloudiness, or fogginess of sample and also can be used to test the light-scattering properties of said sample. A turbidity test on fibrillogenesis will start with a sample of collagen triple-helices, which will have a low-level of turbidity. After fibrillogenesis is completed, the triple-helices will have formed fibrils.
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Brown ales from northeastern England tend to be strong and malty, often nutty, while those from southern England are usually darker, sweeter and lower in alcohol. North American brown ales are usually drier than their English counterparts, with a slight citrus accent and an aroma, bitterness, and medium body due to American hop varieties. Fruitiness from esters are subdued. When chilled to cold temperatures, some haziness may be noticed.
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Because of the rarity of the event, it was important to take accurate records. The next transit would not occur until 1874. In his journal, Cook wrote: Recording the exact moment of the phases proved to be impossible due to a phenomenon called the "Black drop effect." Originally, it was believed that the effect came from the thick atmosphere on Venus, but the haziness was too extensive for this to be the reason.
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Buphthalmos in itself is merely a clinical sign and does not generate symptoms. Patients with glaucoma often initially have no symptoms; later, they can exhibit excessive tearing (lacrimation) and extreme sensitivity to light (photophobia). On ophthalmologic exam, a doctor can detect increased intraocular pressure, distortion of the optic disc, and corneal edema, which manifests as haziness. Other symptoms include a prominent eyeball, Haab's striae tear in the Descemet's membrane of the cornea, an enlarged cornea, and myopia.
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Earlier types of photographic film were quite sensitive to UV light, which used to cause haziness or fogginess, and a bluish hue in color film. UV filters were used to filter out shorter ultraviolet wavelengths while remaining transparent to visible light. However, the modern- day photographic film and digital cameras are less sensitive to UV wavelengths. UV filters are sometimes referred to as L37 or L39 filters, depending on the wavelengths of light they filter out.
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In veterinary practice, nuclear sclerosis is a consistent finding in dogs greater than six years old. Nuclear sclerosis appears as a bilateral bluish-grey haziness at the nucleus, or center of the lens, caused by an increase in the refractive index of that part of the lens due to its increased density. It is often confused with cataracts. The condition is differentiated from a cataract by its appearance and by shining a penlight into the eye.
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Fig 4 : Pre Descemets Endothelial Keratoplasty - the latest technique of corneal eye transplantation Photograph of a patient with corneal haziness due to endothelial damage with lens displaced before surgery (left) and the same patient after 6 months of PDEK with glued IOL surgery (Right). Note the white cornea is becoming clear (right). (Below) Anterior segment optical coherence tomography scan showing good adhesion of the graft on the inner side of cornea. Normal endothelial cell count at birth is about 4000 cells/sq mm.
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Deprivation amblyopia (amblyopia ex anopsia) results when the ocular media become opaque, such as is the case with congenital cataract or corneal haziness. These opacities prevent adequate visual input from reaching the eye, and disrupt development. If not treated in a timely fashion, amblyopia may persist even after the cause of the opacity is removed. Sometimes, drooping of the eyelid (ptosis) or some other problem causes the upper eyelid to physically occlude a child's vision, which may cause amblyopia quickly.
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Fig 8 : Pre Descemets Endothelial Keratoplasty - the latest technique of corneal eye transplantation Photograph of a patient with corneal haziness due to endothelial damage with lens displaced before surgery (left) and the same patient after 6 months of PDEK with glued IOL surgery (Right). Note the white cornea is becoming clear (right). (Below) Anterior segment optical coherence tomography scan showing good adhesion of the graft on the inner side of cornea. This is a combination of Pre-Descemet's Endothelial Keratoplasty (PDEK) and glued IOL (Fig 8).
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A glass of red wine The production of wine is a delicate process that includes a range of factors to obtain the desired outcome. One step in the production of wine often includes a process called fining (or "clarifying"). The fining process requires a fining agent to be suspended into the vat where it will later be filtered out of the wine. Fining agents are typically either animal, carbon or clay-based products and are used to gather proteins or sediment within the wine to adjust impurities such as color, haziness, taste and/ or smell.
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High turbidity (haziness of water due to suspended particles) was added as an impairing factor in 2000. Sources of these impairments include Black Eagle Dam, upstream abandoned mines, irrigation runoff, industrial sources, and stormwater runoff. The MDEQ has given the area a quality ranking of B-2 (fourth out of 18), declaring it suitable for human consumption and recreation (after treatment) but only marginal for salmonid fish, other aquatic animals, waterfowl and fur-bearing animals. MDEQ has scheduled the Long Pool and Missouri River watershed in this area for future improvement.
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Oriented polystyrene (OPS) is produced by stretching extruded PS film, improving visibility through the material by reducing haziness and increasing stiffness. This is often used in packaging where the manufacturer would like the consumer to see the enclosed product. Some benefits to OPS are that it is less expensive to produce than other clear plastics such as polypropylene (PP), (PET), and high-impact polystyrene (HIPS), and it is less hazy than HIPS or PP. The main disadvantage of OPS is that it is brittle, and will crack or tear easily.
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Ripasudil has been proven to have additional medical uses aside from reducing IOP and alleviating symptoms of glaucoma and ocular hypertension. For example, in March 2016 the drug was shown to promote corneal endothelial cell (CEC) proliferation in cultured human cells as well as wound healing and endothelium regeneration in a rabbit wound model. Experimenters believed that these characteristics could prevent or improve the CEC density drop associated with cataract surgery or corneal trauma. This would prevent an array of symptoms including general haziness, edema of the cornea, or keratopathy, and would generally improve the recovery of a post- operation patient.
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The commission proposes creating a public database, where statistics and other information about colleges and universities could be viewed by all in order to clarify the haziness of accountability. The information that would be made available in the proposed database would include the cost, price, admissions data, and college completion rates of colleges. The database could eventually even contain data such as the "learning outcomes of students". The Commission argues that colleges might have a more vested interest in the success of their students if this information were made public to prospective students and their parents.
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" Grogan also compared it to "Pure Shores" saying that it "has the same mellow, glossy haziness to it, as if they recorded it lying down." Similarly, Eva Simpson of the Daily Mirror wrote that the track "brought the same high- gloss sheen" as "Pure Shores" and cited it as a curtain raiser for Saints & Sinners. A Western Mail reviewer viewed the two songs as "equally tremendous", while The Guardians Caroline Sullivan found "Black Coffee" superior, describing it as "beguiling treatment of a domestic scenario" and "easily the most alluring depiction of a bleary-eyed morning routine ever recorded." Sullivan also said All Saints "lend radiance to [Orbit's] twinkling fairy lights.
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160x160px153x153px A chest X-ray is the most common technique used to diagnosis a hemothorax. X-rays should ideally be taken in an upright position (an erect chest X-ray), but may be performed with the person lying on their back (supine) if an erect chest X-ray is not feasible. On an erect chest X-ray, a hemothorax is suggested by blunting of the costophrenic angle or partial or complete opacification of the affected half of the thorax. On a supine film the blood tends to layer in the pleural space, but can be appreciated as a haziness of one half of the thorax relative to the other.
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As with several of Harrison's compositions from this period, "Blue Jay Way" incorporates aspects of Indian classical music, although the Beatles used only Western instrumentation on the track, including a drone-like Hammond organ part played by Harrison. Created during the group's psychedelic period, the track makes extensive use of studio techniques such as flanging, Leslie rotary effect, and reversed tape sounds. The song appeared in the Beatles' 1967 television film Magical Mystery Tour, in a sequence that visually re-creates the sense of haziness and dislocation evident on the recording. While some reviewers have dismissed the song as monotonous, several others have admired its yearning quality and dark musical mood.
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Tourists had been visiting Roan Mountain since the mid-19th century. In 1857, two such tourists recalled their visit to the mountain in an article written for New Harper's Weekly: > The sweep of the vision in every direction is unlimited, except by the > curvature of the earth or the haziness of the atmosphere. The first idea > suggested is that you are looking over a vast blue ocean, whose monstrous > billows, once heaving and pitching in wild disorder, have been suddenly > arrested by some overruling power. It was experiences such as this that no doubt persuaded former Civil War general and mining tycoon John T. Wilder to construct a 20-room spruce log lodge atop Roan Mountain in 1877.
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In winemaking, fining is the process where a substance (fining agent) is added to the wine to create an adsorbent, enzymatic or ionic bond with the suspended particles, producing larger molecules and larger particles that will precipitate out of the wine more readily and rapidly. Unlike filtration, which can only remove particulates (such as dead yeast cells and grape fragments), fining can remove soluble substances such as polymerized tannins, coloring phenols and proteins; some of these proteins can cause haziness in wines exposed to high temperatures after bottling. The reduction of tannin can reduce astringency in red wines intended for early drinking.J. Robinson (ed) "The Oxford Companion to Wine" Third Edition pp.
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" The review noted, "They sell positive thinking and can-do haziness – specific details cost extra." The Intercept wrote critically of the book's advice, including the recommendation by Trump and Kiyosaki to invest in multi-level marketing companies, asserting instead that these are harmful pyramid schemes. The Intercept contrasted assertions in the book with promises by Trump during his 2016 campaign for president, writing Trump's later views were contradictory with the work. San Antonio Express-News was critical of the contradictory advice imparted in the book, writing, "Trump and Kiyosaki argued that because they were already rich, they had no need to make more money, all the while cashing in on the very books that said so.
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Cinematographer Sean Price Williams - who Perry regularly works with - shot this film on Super 16mm film. The effects were positively reviewed, with descriptions including 'a creamy, grainy softness characteristic of features from the pre-Internet era;' along with 'Keegan DeWitt's gorgeous, sighing score' the effect is 'a kind of late afternoon enchantment that wafts over the film'; a 'sun-streaked springtime haziness—a quality of light, at once heavenly and earthy'. Chuck Bowen describes the effect as 'an explosion of earthy colors that communicate a sense of enchanted vagueness and lost-ness, and .. doesn’t quite seem to be playing out in real time'. A. A. Dowd also noted the imagery of his shots, including one in which 'Sevigny, back to the camera, staring across a long den at the back of her husband’s head, distance and direction amplifying the disconnect between them'.
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If atheroma, or clots, are protruding into the lumen, producing narrowing, the narrowing may be seen instead as increased haziness within the X-ray shadow images of the blood/dye column within that portion of the artery; this is as compared to adjacent, presumed healthier, less stenotic areas. For guidance regarding catheter positions during the examination, the physician mostly relies on detailed knowledge of internal anatomy, guide wire and catheter behavior and intermittently, briefly uses fluoroscopy and a low X-ray dose to visualize when needed. This is done without saving recordings of these brief looks. When the physician is ready to record diagnostic views, which are saved and can be more carefully scrutinized later, he activates the equipment to apply a significantly higher X-ray dose, termed cine, in order to create better quality motion picture images, having sharper radiodensity contrast, typically at 30 frames per second.
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Paul Getty Trust, University of Washington Press) Art historian Patricia Railing writes of Metzinger's Two Nudes: > In Two Nudes, Metzinger has treated the human body, trees and rocks in > exactly the same manner. They are differentiated only by size, or by > emphasising planes, from which the Russian term, plos'kost, plane surface, > comes directly from the French, surface plane (in distinction to the curved > plane). Metzinger sees everything as cubic multiples with which he "builds", > as it were, stacking them, interlocking them, and bonding them together. > Thus he creates a total environment where figures and setting make up a > pictorial unit. [...] Although not particularly apparent due to the haziness > of the contemporary photograph of Metzinger’s Two Nudes, such a linear > framework was the fundamental ordering principle of his painting and it can > be seen clearly in his 1911 canvas, Tea Time / Le Goûter.Patricia Railing, > Jean Metzinger and Liubov Popova’s Cubist "Figures", InCoRM Journal Vol.
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Cavallo published his account of the phenomenon in v. 74 of the Philosophical Transactions : > Some flashes of lambent light, much like the aurora borealis, were first > observed on the northern part of the heavens, which were soon perceived to > proceed from a roundish luminous body, whose apparent diameter equaled half > that of the moon, and almost stationary in the same point of the heavens > [...] This ball at first appeared of a faint bluish light, perhaps from > appearing just kindled, or from its appearing through the haziness; but it > gradually increased its light, and soon began to move, at first ascending > above the horizon in an oblique direction towards the east. Its course in > this direction was very short, perhaps of five or six degrees; after which > it directed its course towards the east [...] Its light was prodigious. > Every object appeared very distinct; the whole face of the country, in that > beautiful prospect before the terrace, being instantly illuminated.
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