The objects succeed in imbuing their own wonder and terror.
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How is she imbuing it with all this feeling and intent?
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Yet the setting has the effect of imbuing "Cabin" with allusive poetry.
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Mr. Steers had an incredible talent for imbuing those nullities with significance.
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Ms. Watt becomes their custodian by imbuing them with a new purpose.
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On the 25th, Mars will trine with Jupiter, imbuing our actions with luck!
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Today's new moon in Taurus is imbuing new energy into your social life.
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So why do we keep imbuing romantic meaning in random acts and objects?
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The CEO was already imbuing the nascent iPhone project with top-to-bottom secrecy.
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Or they could cater to astronauts' senses by imbuing the pillow with relaxing smells.
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Mr. Neumann had a talent for imbuing "Animal House" antics with a larger meaning.
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Intriguing ideas often remain the province of program essays rather than imbuing the dance.
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Instead, she weaves stories out of soundscapes, imbuing her words and voice with feeling.
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Taking to Facebook, he made a public announcement, possibly aided by alcohol's confidence-imbuing properties.
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Your ruling planet, Mars, is currently in your sign, imbuing you with strength and confidence.
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That Brechtian, cabaret theatricality is Thief's key characteristic, imbuing the chaos with something resembling humor.
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"Slavery ain't just a sin," she says, Hinds imbuing the moment with gravity and reverence.
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Holy sites are the powder kegs of the conflict, imbuing the nationalist dispute with religious fervour.
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Some of the shapes are edged with a contrasting color, imbuing it with an optical halo.
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But I don't think I'm imbuing "All the Things She Said" with an undeserved sentimentality here.
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He wrote in a Barnumesque style, but also humanized his characters by imbuing them with insecurities.
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Add it too early, and it burns a little, imbuing the meat with a scorched flavor.
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As the chicken defrosts, the ingredients work their way into the meat, imbuing it nicely with flavor.
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Every Trophy shows how many players have earned it, imbuing the rarest trophies with even greater allure.
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Mr. Janzen took it further, imbuing the role and the ballet with a haunting air of nobility.
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Lea Ruckpaul did double duty as Cordelia and the Fool, imbuing both roles with tenderness and vulnerability.
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Ms. Weges resist the temptation to ham things up, however, imbuing her instead with elegance and pride.
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This season, for example, he has worked painstakingly on imbuing his team with a sense of identity.
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If Paul's brain was endowing everything with significance, that's why he was imbuing daily life with religious meaning.
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They've found a way to monetize a trinket by imbuing it with the best bits of human experience.
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But every scene in the real world casts a spell imbuing the ordinary with endless charm and intrigue.
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We start the week with a waxing moon in Capricorn, imbuing us all with a can-do attitude.
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The music acts as emotional connective tissue, imbuing the images as they pass with an episodic, operatic quality.
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She establishes a multifaceted representation of androgyny by imbuing both female and male attributes into these headless mannequins.
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The big picture: Many companies are imbuing products with an air of medical legitimacy without pointing to serious research.
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It's a clever way to keep the flower tradition alive while imbuing it with significance for the host country.
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While her message of interminable stereotypes is saddening, Goyette does a good job of imbuing some power into them.
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Venus in Pisces connects with power planet Pluto in Capricorn at 7:10 AM, imbuing us with seductive confidence.
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In a way, the hunters' obsession is almost mystical itself, imbuing their rocks with an aura built on belief.
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The artist enjoys crafting accessible landscapes, but they often include a tweak in perspective, imbuing a magical tone throughout.
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Though Misty's Sphero experience does point to a company that understands the value of imbuing a product with personality.
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The smell of rot penetrated his face mask, imbuing the house with an intractable sense of loss, he said.
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It's an extremely delicate subject matter, and Cha does a masterful job imbuing each character with nuance and care.
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We are clearly witnessing the same imbuing of social responsibility into how the digital revolution's data will be handled.
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Despite these cheerful adornments, ominous grey clouds loom overhead in all of DeMarte's images, imbuing a melancholic tone throughout.
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Beyond imbuing your space with a crystal's energy, Askinosie says that you can certainly interact with it if you prefer.
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Gadot gives Diana the dignity the role calls for, imbuing her with graceful nobility in the film's biggest fight scenes.
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Shannon, Edgerton, and Shepard all underplay their roles, imbuing their characters with an anxious stillness, even when on the run.
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Influenced by the mythological Cult of Pan, Spare would occasionally "satyrize" his Cockney workmen, imbuing them with goat-like qualities.
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It is possible that Saks can change that, by imbuing its Barneys with totally different products and a palpable attitude.
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Ms. Seydoux's triumph is her skill at imbuing Célestine with an almost angelic radiance that clashes with her underlying coarseness.
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She codifies the animals in ways suggestive of "beasts of burden," sometimes imbuing them with a feeling of impending doom.
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The record builds on Youth Code's back catalog of hyper-aggro industrial, imbuing it with a sense of almost-beauty.
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Here Attia and Lebel discuss with deep fervor their forest of collectables, imbuing everything with the poetry of multiple meanings.
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The framers of the Constitution thought long and hard about the risks of imbuing the president with unlimited pardon power.
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Also on this day, the sun connects with Pluto, imbuing you with power and control—you're feeling confident and creative!
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And Pugh pulls it off masterfully, imbuing Amy with a humanity that hasn't always been granted her in other adaptations.
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Bits of detritus mingled with the fabric as it soaked, imbuing the charmeuse and chiffon with a rusty red hue.
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Jones had a way of imbuing the world with mystery, adding a layer of cinematic verisimilitude that caught my attention.
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Fragments explores the dimension and conceptualization of time, imbuing the artworks with the archaeological artifact effect of changes in appearance.
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He's hanging out in your house of finances, imbuing you with the intuition you need to put your best foot forward.
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But in this case, the Möbius strip approach worked, imbuing an already suspenseful and sad moment with deep poignancy and meaning.
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So you mean imbuing a lyric with an emotional expression that doesn't fit with the overall emotional atmosphere of the song?
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Staver is a master of chiaroscuro, imbuing her scenes with luminescent sea-green and peach that illuminate her atmospheric black nights.
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Here's a history of autonomous weapons, and a look at the arguments for and against imbuing robots with lethal decision making.
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SOCIAL STUDIES They're arguing for their place at top restaurants by imbuing classic desserts with new forms, ingredients and undeniable originality.
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He seems to have applied the paint with a brush and a palette knife, imbuing the surface with a volatile physicality.
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"He was the only guy handling the suits who was really, really preoccupied with imbuing these things with character," del Toro said.
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Though it's a heavy subject, Jones wields a light hand, imbuing Roy, Celestial, and their friends and family with nuance and sympathy.
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George Soros argues that a "superbubble" only forms after it has survived a severe test, imbuing speculators with a sense of invincibility.
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Nope, that's just Aquarius season, stargazers, imbuing us all with a little extra quirk and eccentricity from January 20 to February 18.
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The greens and pinks of the landscape are accentuated by the yellow hue of the photograph, imbuing it with a fantastical quality.
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Berger's art criticism, for me, functions almost as another mark on the artwork, imbuing more life and memory into its porous surface.
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Planets move through the houses in the same way they do with signs, imbuing the houses with their energy along the way.
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The endeavor, though, requires focussing on certain patterns over others, and imbuing them with a relational logic based on what's already known.
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The savviest ones pay this forward by wrangling votes to help elect lawmakers to the Legislature, imbuing them with considerable political leverage.
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Imbuing that unsavory character with the dopiest of gangster mannerisms, Mr. Depp may remind you of Matt LeBlanc's "Friends" character, Joey Tribbiani.
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Also, all that brown matter stuck to the bottom of your pan is caramelized goodness, imbuing the sauce with layers of flavor.
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"The shape makes the Black,"33.513 states Dyson in reference to imaging radicality, stretching her technique of imbuing the somatic with abstraction.
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It would be incumbent upon us to get this figured out before we take the monumental step of imbuing sentience into a machine.
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But neither series does a particularly stellar job of imbuing what the characters stand to lose with any greater moral weight or stakes.
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He's very good in this pilot, grounding the God-fueled shenanigans and imbuing everything with both a sense of humor and emotional weight.
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However, the band has spent years mastering this kind of release, and are the kings of imbuing older material with urgency and spirit.
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That choice subtly underlined the two central characters' main topic of discussion, while also imbuing the story with a kind of timeless feel.
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Everyday scenes abound, as the film questions the commonplace by imbuing it with shame and positing alternative models of mentoring by queer elders.
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The film cuts to the quick by imbuing its characters with life and personality, making tragedy, when it strikes, all the more heartbreaking.
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This means McIver has the difficult job of imbuing Liv with wildly different characteristics every week while still keeping the character recognizably herself.
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De Saint Sernin repurposed borrowed items from his boyfriend or his own wardrobe in the collection, imbuing it with a sense of intimacy.
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She's experienced a kind of character retcon, with the force of Fisher's real-world personality imbuing her older performances with added depth and strength.
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Arden's production captures the familiarity of the story while imbuing it with a freshness and a modern perspective that feels firmly planted in 2017.
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A third, more hopeful, lesson lies in the way Americans have made national champions of their sometime victims, imbuing them with all-American virtues.
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But Disney and J.J. Abrams exhumed that corpse again last year, imbuing it with movie magic and making Star Wars movies feel fresh again.
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Former President Clinton thwarted his bid for reelection in 1992, imbuing Bush with the scent of failure that clings to all one-term presidents.
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However, the company said it had seen some "encouraging signs" of buyer activity in the first weeks of fiscal 2020, imbuing confidence in investors.
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"One big danger is imbuing in the American people's mind that the military's loyalty is not to them, but to Donald Trump," he said.
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But while their burgeoning reputation is for imbuing everyday objects with social or political significance, it is never in a dull or pedantic way.
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Haas focused much of his labor on imbuing the startup's blockchain with the ability to use the newly minted TSRX token for tuition payments.
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But it's in that space that The Cure showcases their power, taking a bleak color palette and imbuing it with soft flashes of light.
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But she was a photographer in her own right, imbuing portraits of actors, writers and musicians with an unusual combination of glamour and intimacy.
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They are thought to have hewed to a policy of "castellano drecho" — straight or right Spanish — imbuing the language with a sense of purpose.
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Haiduk materializes the fictional spaces Bulgakov described, imbuing them with her own imagination and, ultimately, creating the alternative realities Bulgakov's Russian government so feared.
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Trump was right, and tax credits are essentially Republicans accepting the new playing field post-ObamaCare, while imbuing the replacement with free-market principles.
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He toggles deftly between the distant and recent pasts, imbuing the story with a kind of meandering informality while managing to keep it coherent.
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Paltrow and her Goop marketing team deserve credit for imbuing rocks with magical feminine properties so alluring that online shoppers emptied the store shelf.
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Printed on silk, they were embellished with Swarovski nail art crystals and draped like banners around the room, imbuing these divas with their rightful glory.
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Director Matthew Rhys(!) once again crushes it, imbuing the entire episode with a thrumming, simmering unease that pushes in at the edges of every scene.
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Sam Heughan's performance finds incredible nuance in Jamie's current state, imbuing even his quietest moments with an awareness of how it has wrecked his identity.
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The drawings of Dan Mora do a fantastic job of imbuing this sad creature — with coal eyes and a carrot nose — with recognizably human expressions.
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Leitch's visuals match the performance beat for beat, imbuing Russell's explosive sequences with an unpredictable fervor suited to a mutant in the throes of adolescence.
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A tricky full moon in Pisces arrives on September 14, and Mars opposes Neptune, imbuing this full moon with even more magic, mystery, and mayhem.
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For the Moche, objects were not produced — they were created, imbuing them with the ambiguity and mystery with which life is given to animated beings.
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Rather than remaking the brand in his own image, he constantly referenced Coco Chanel's work, imbuing his collections with a powerful sense of enduring style.
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Here, you'll find Prince laying the foundation for his later masterpieces, but imbuing in each song touchstones of contemporary black genres like funk and R&B.
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While Gaines handles the production, Thorogood himself performs all of the instruments on the acoustic-tinged album, imbuing it with an intimate one-on-one feel.
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His routine consists of picking four protectors, imbuing them with power, and then, when the spirit moves him, finding a new mutant to body swap with.
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Mr. Clements works wonders with a deadpan expression, imbuing his role with a repressed melancholy, a nice match for the poignant emotionalism of Mr. Gould's Bob.
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Distance gave a grandeur to the emotions, expanded the dwindling self, expanded its purchase, by imbuing each desire with an ancestry, a mystery, a primitive significance.
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With The Mandalorian, he delivers breathtaking action that rivals what Game of Thrones used to pull off, while imbuing it with that timeless spirit Star Wars.
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The resolution is less about imbuing impeachment investigators with new power than about directing traffic as multiple committees jockey for jurisdiction over the high-stakes probe.
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Especially because they were among the original content creators, imbuing clothing with a form of identity and lifestyle to which consumers of all ages could relate.
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She brings an effortless positivity to every role, imbuing each character with a warmth, even if she's threatening to kill a baby (as she did in Legion).
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Millar, who has been on a more hopeful kick of late, does a fine job of building out his superhero world and imbuing the comic with excitement.
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Granted, exposition is not uncommon for comic book movies, where things like Infinity Stones, living planets, Themyscira, and wizards imbuing champions exist and are difficult to explain.
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It's a true injustice that McArdle wasn't even nominated: His Louis was one of this production's strongest assets, imbuing a very challenging character with much-needed compassion.
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According to a press release, O.Vine is made by imbuing regular water with extracts from the skin and seeds of grapes after they're used to make wine.
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Given that children internalize gender discrepancies and attitudes from an early age, having a balance would help counter them imbuing a regressive mindset from an early age.
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Gailey's debut novel seamlessly blends two genres together, imbuing noir-like mystery with the fun of a more traditional magical adventure that's taking place along the edges.
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Consider the luxury handbag: made from sumptuous leather, trimmed with sturdy hardware, built to stand the test of time, and finished with the brand's status-imbuing label.
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A belief system is reduced to a single, strident pose; rebelliousness becomes an untamed essence that travels everywhere, imbuing things, like lighters or headphones, with mystical vibes.
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Your ruling planet, Mars, is in your sign, imbuing you with plenty of power and confidence (like you can even be more heroic than you already are).
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Without Stéphane Moraille's vocals imbuing it with a sense of urgency and professionalism, it sounds a bit like something Linkin Park would have made in GCSE music.
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Smith's poetry, published that same year, transcends the boundary between personal and universal by imbuing his parables with the realities of Black America through creative poetic form.
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And Mr. Corren, rocking an awful wig, makes a delightful Mr. Riggs, imbuing that scamp and self-promoter with a suggestion of depth he probably doesn't deserve.
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Kisumé, in Melbourne, is a multitiered Japanese restaurant where the reputation of its highest aspirations flows downward, imbuing the whole operation with an aura of rarefied quality.
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A big unsolved challenge is imbuing robots with a deeper understanding of the world around them, so that they can interpret what they see and react to it.
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That is to say, by creating Westworld and imbuing its inhabitants with free will — the apparent end goal of "reveries" — Dr. Ford feels he will achieve godlike status.
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This exhibition posited a connection between the spiritual and ritualistic statuses of the masks with the paintings' affiliation within the abstract movement, imbuing hidden meanings into commonplace materials.
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He embraced the emotional nakedness of our generation's online personal brands, and started imbuing his confessions of loneliness with the wit that makes them worth the internet's time.
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Maybe that's the ugly hardware or clunky software imbuing me with a negative feeling, but I just don't enjoy the Echo as much as I enjoy the Home.
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Yes, despite the dramatic launch of Twitter chatbot Tay last week, Microsoft is imbuing its chat client with bots, but perhaps not in the way you may think.
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I realized around 2009 that graffiti, and especially tagging, is similar to sigil magic—which is imbuing a symbol with meaning, drawing it repeatedly, focusing power into it.
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The artist, who goes by øjeRum on his Instagram, weaves together antique portraits and classic sculptures with fantastical settings, imbuing each human subject with a layer of depth.
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Before the show opened, the Guggenheim doubled the length of its run from three to six months, imbuing the season with an exhilarating sense of art historical justice.
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Irena Haiduk materializes the fictional spaces in Mikhail Bulgakov's Master and Margarita, imbuing them with her own imagination and creating the alternative realities Bulgakov's Stalinist government so feared.
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It reinvents almost as much as it revises, and in ways that change how we relate to the game by imbuing it with its own heart and personality.
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He became known for imbuing in his heroes the sort of flaws that were rarely visible among other comic-book protagonists, such as jealousy, pride and even financial constraints.
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A traveling salesman of Chinese calligraphy brushes, his father eked out a living crisscrossing Henan to provide for the family, while imbuing in Gong the value of hard work.
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In addition to those calming effects that Kardashian West described, citrine is also said to possess the energy of the sun, imbuing a space with light, warmth, and hope.
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A travelling salesman of Chinese calligraphy brushes, his father eked out a living crisscrossing Henan to provide for the family, while imbuing in Gong the value of hard work.
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But the latest fad is in a league of its own — which, according to The New York Times, involves imbuing the DNA of a loved one into tattoo ink.
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Luckily, last week's full moon will shine luck into our lives, imbuing us with positive emotional energy and charging us up for the final full week of the year.
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While its characters bear a loose resemblance to classic family sitcom tropes, Speechless immediately went a few steps further by imbuing them with much more specific characteristics and motivations.
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When working on traditionally feminine domestic work like cooking, fathers emphasized that they were not only cooking but "hacking the kitchen," imbuing daily tasks with more masculine entrepreneurial language.
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And since the sexual liberation movements of the 10s and 21s, some gay artists have also examined the male nude, sometimes unabashedly imbuing their imagery with a homoerotic charge.
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Frances McDormand may win the Oscar for how she channels her character Mildred's grief into violence; Sam Rockwell may win another for imbuing a racist dolt with a soul.
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Her big, round eyes telegraph ennui, and while there are moments of Rudolph's trademark physical zaniness, the show also reveals her particular skill for imbuing small gestures with anguish.
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As we face our own environmental crises, San's ferocious and protective passion becomes a kind of rallying cry, imbuing our campaign against climate change with a new sense of urgency.
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Mr. Ackerman and two partners, Arthur and Bob Tolchin, built that theater from the ground up, imbuing it with the look and feel of an East Side art-house venue.
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Deepwater Horizon expertly handles the slow build up to the disaster, making complex machinery understandable, and imbuing things like pressure levels and kill lines with a kind of talismanic power.
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The review continues: Smith's poetry, published that same year, transcends the boundary between personal and universal by imbuing his parables with the realities of Black America through creative poetic form.
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Christian Slater does a lot with his limited on-screen moments, imbuing his huckster role with enough depth to suggest that there is a sliver of humanity in his perceptions.
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While the "business mentality" of tying performance to compensation and reducing unnecessary staff is much maligned, it can actually improve worker satisfaction by imbuing employees with a sense of purpose.
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The lyrics tackle the pain and power of recovery and trauma, imbuing the album's aggrieved, menacing character with a deeply personal bent that only deepens its sense of overwhelming darkness.
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They serve as a warning sign for the player, a signal to exercise caution ahead, and a clever method for imbuing narrative into the experiences of players you'll never meet.
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Papier-mâché pendants might seem a surprising choice for an avant-garde design and architecture firm, but Studio Ossidiana has a knack for imbuing spaces with a sense of whimsy.
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Mr. Rabin painted still lifes and landscapes, often imbuing them with wry critiques of Soviet life, but his fame rested as much on his defiance as on his artistic ability.
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They described the physical journey as a "hijrah," the Arabic word used to refer to the Prophet Muhammad's journey to escape persecution in Mecca, imbuing the act with religious meaning.
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Winter Song finds the now octogenarian director working again in this vein, wasting no time before showing off his gift for imbuing stand-alone visual gags with a certain philosophic eloquence.
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The character derives his powers — and his villainous streak — from a living, symbiotic alien that takes the form of a black costume, imbuing its host with abilities similar to Spider-Man's.
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Although the majority of the production line is now automated, many details still need to be worked by hand, imbuing the factory with an air of craft and technical know-how.
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Through a fusion of unworldly spirituality, and cultural dysmorphia, the collective produces a multimedia installation which incorporates the "transfiguration, power-imbuing, and ritualization of art objects," in the collective's own mysterious words.
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Ahead of Thirst Street's screening at New York City's Quad Cinema starting September 20, Williams discussed his unique gift for imbuing stories of misanthropes and criminals with raw emotion and neon glamor.
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In his final act, Bobby Kennedy embraced this mission, imbuing his short-lived presidential campaign with a drive for justice, equality, and multiracial democracy that offered a tantalizing glimpse into the future.
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The two members' anarcha-feminist politics and staunch dedication to DIY take center stage in everything they do, imbuing the band with a sense of radical urgency, simmering anger, and emotional depth.
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Its origin is a richness of experience both enviable and harrowing, in which Montreal transformed from cradle into cauldron, imbuing him with a wisdom that's moving to observe but painful to obtain.
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Researchers have been experimenting for decades with methods for imbuing A.I. systems with intuitive common sense and robust humanlike generalization abilities, but there has been little progress in this very difficult endeavor.
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He is credited with revitalising sales at Barcelona-based Seat, imbuing it with a more sporty image, though his portfolio will be markedly larger at Renault, whose brands include Dacia and Lada.
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It seemed to Gibson that this constant reprogramming, which had become a major driver of economic life, was imbuing the present with a feeling—something like fatigue, or jet lag, or loss.
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With repeated exposure, you gain a new respect for Idina Menzel, who voices Elsa, and her superhuman ability to belt out a ballad unerringly while also imbuing it with complex emotional texture.
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To the extent that Donald Trump may be killing the Republican Party, Bernie Sanders is doing the opposite -- reviving the Democratic Party and imbuing it with a new generation of engaged, optimistic leadership.
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The private Jack Whitten, the sculptor, allowed himself to be a wanderer with no set destination, improvising with the random objects around him and imbuing them with personal, sentimental, historical, and metaphysical meaning.
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The two members' anarcha-feminist politics and staunch dedication to DIY take center stage in everything they do, imbuing the band with a sense of radical urgency, simmering anger, and stunning emotional depth.
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Before singing the words he'd written to comfort John Lennon's young son Julian during his parents' divorce, McCartney takes a couple practice passes at the introductory "Hey," imbuing the word with maximum sympathy.
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The Handmaid's Tale "The Handmaid's Tale" is very good at imbuing simple and quiet moments — a trip to the gynecologist, Serena Joy pruning her rose garden, a game of Scrabble — with high suspense.
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Maison Margiela's show, which included both men's and women's wear, riffed on the idea of uniforms — British school blazers, nurses' smocks, military capes, sailor suits — imbuing familiar sartorial tropes with a punkish verve.
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Marvel artists then reimagined those athletes and influencers as comic book superheroes, imbuing them with superpowers and the larger-than-life spirit that we see in characters like Wonder Woman, Storm, and Captain Marvel.
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In "I used to be your internet kids" (2019), a tall figure stands between two shorter ones; all three are composed of pants collaged onto canvas, imbuing the works with another level of corporeality.
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Why it did so isn't immediately evident, but the irony of a nation infamous for denying basic rights to its female citizens imbuing a robotic Audrey Hepburn lookalike with rights is not lost on us.
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Balfe, Heughan and Menzies do some of their finest work to date with these sparse scenes, imbuing Claire, Jamie and Frank with so much pain and conflict that they don't need to say a word.
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Even now, five years into the show, Maslany's work in believably creating and portraying these disparate characters, truly imbuing each one with their own sense of self and personality, is still nothing short of astonishing.
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Sure, an A.I. cannot truly exercise a similar series of complex calculations of why an image might be great or resonant, but it's certainly intriguing to see where humans are in imbuing machines with mental processes.
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Succulent chicken is smoked with tons of spices and crushed pimento leaves over a super-hot grill, imbuing it with jerk flavor, and is served with a pickled onion and carrot slaw in doughy coco bread.
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Virgo today, and it will make a powerful connection with Pluto, which is currently in your sign, imbuing you with confidence and handing you the keys to your desires.
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Like all great actors, Mr. Washington commits to the performance, but every so often he also breathes fire, imbuing a scene with such shocking ferocity and bone-deep moral certitude that everything else falls blissfully away.
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Sandra and Jodie were both so fearless about imbuing each other's characters with complexity that by the time they did meet, in the kitchen scene at the end of Episode 5, their chemistry was really fizzing.
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He takes immense satisfaction in hearing former players like the Miami Heat's Udonis Haslem, whom he coached in high school, say that he is imbuing his three sons with the values instilled in him by Martin.
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Save Your Selves recalls the religious meaning of being "saved," but it's more about creating your own history, asserting yourself while life remains fleeting—even if that means imbuing your old trophies or shoes with importance.
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After an opening solo for Ms. Whelan, her legs all slicing arcs and shooting vectors, Mr. Brooks joins her, and they explore simply swinging their arms atop various walking patterns, imbuing the exercise with Trisha Brownian ease.
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The Xhosa's deep connection to the forest "has permeated the Xhosa language, imbuing idioms, proverbs, riddles, names of months and times of day, stories, legends, songs, chants, and more," according to a Terralingua profile on the group.
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"In short, the proximity of interest rates to the ELB has become the preeminent monetary policy challenge of our time, tainting all manner of issues with ELB risk and imbuing many old challenges with greater significance," he said.
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This theory can, among other things, account for the value of the mass of the Higgs boson (a recently discovered particle that is responsible for imbuing other particles with mass) in a way that the Standard Model cannot.
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This is the 23rd year in a row that the tech giant has topped the list of patent recipients, but of particular note were a number of patents that focus on imbuing our machines with more human traits.
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On the Runway After decades spent transforming the tenets of men's wear for women, imbuing the traditional Savile Row trouser suit with a sexual insouciance, Stella McCartney is finally doing the inevitable: making men's wear for actual men.
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Professional architects and designers have demonstrated the contribution they can make to our ability to connect with art; they are able to make even seemingly arcane works come to life, imbuing them with a sense of wonder and delight.
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Erdogan won Turkey's first presidential election in 2014 having stepped down from the prime minister's post with the intention of imbuing a largely ceremonial presidency with strong powers akin to those of the U.S. and French heads of state.
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People who could not be found but are believed to have existed at an address on April 1 are guesstimated, along with their age, gender, race and ethnicity, falsely imbuing the official final figures with a patina of precision.
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In response to present-day disasters like gun violence and environmental destruction, Shaughnessy imagines a not-too-distant future in which comforts are scarce and cephalopods rule the earth, imbuing her apocalyptic poems with a mother's warmth and worries.
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Surrounded by Animoss's dusty-yet-lush sample flipping, Ka adopts a nimble but weighty tone, as if he's not reading bars from a notes app but from some ancient scroll, imbuing each invocation of mythical beasts with grave importance.
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Self Destruct," each contain a brief sample of Aladdin Sane's "Time" that highlights the bleak humor of both parties: namely, that either would consent to imbuing the tri-partite remix's overwhelming darkness with the phrase "falls wanking on the floor.
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Drop it in warm water — in a bathtub, ideally — and it'll fizz as it dissolves, unleashing a cloud of color and shimmer and imbuing in you a kind of childlike mirth you haven't felt since you were an actual child.
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One of your primary tools is the goofy (and very much alive) hat on Mario's head, whose primary function is allowing you to, in the words of the game, "capture" things around you, imbuing whatever's "captured" with Mario, as well.
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As a Marvel writer in the 1960s, Lee—along with artists like Steve Ditko and Jack Kirby—ushered in the Silver Age of comics, imbuing superheroes with a level of naturalism and realism unlike anything the form had ever seen.
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Mr. Trump, whose record of sexist remarks, among other things, has left him at a potentially crippling disadvantage among female voters, polls show, appealed directly to women in his speech, imbuing his defense of gun rights with an undercurrent of fear.
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The Olympia, Washington-turned-Bay Area duo carries the earthy spirit and misty, muted atmosphere of their hometown with them, imbuing You Take Nothing (as well as its predecessor, Wash Away) with a sense of openness, wildness, and, crucially, vulnerability.
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But, outside the novel at least, real-life musicians throughout the twentieth century have been blurring the lines between artist and instrument, imbuing their compositions with the most up-to-date machine "yakking" available—from radio static to computer-generated clicks.
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In all her work she subverted both sides of the high-low equation, ridiculing and exaggerating Abstract Expressionist technique while imbuing popular culture characters with raw, uncontrollable feelings that were more real and gripping than the angst of the Abstract Expressionists.
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Giannascoli has managed to stake out such an unpredictable career—from a self-released Bandcamp bedroom auteur to a Domino-signed artist who's collaborated with Frank Ocean—by imbuing his songs with a heavy dose of heart and beguiling ambiguity.
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Benson, who wrote Nancy Drew books off and on for two decades, fleshed out Stratemeyer's breakneck plot while imbuing Nancy with spunk, valor and an unflagging sense of her own moral rightness — although that rightness occasionally lent itself to burglary.
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"We know Reggie's stories and we know how they relate to his ongoing research," said Raja Feather Kelly, one of the performers, but the focus in the studio is on creating movement, developing it and imbuing it with emotive force.
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During Disney's early days, they worked on many of the movies we now consider classics — Snow White, Dumbo, Fantasia, Pinocchio, Bambi, Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland, Cinderella, to name a few — imbuing their work with their personal struggles and achievements.
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If that happens—if Cotton, Ryan, or another canny young conservative becomes the Nixon to Trump's Goldwater—then we will remember Trump for reintroducing overt racism into mainstream politics and for imbuing the Republican Party with a new economic populism.
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Rembrandt, who never went abroad, didn't see the original; he copied an engraving of it, imbuing the scene with an intensity that is all his own, giving every gesture, posture and face its own emotional import and stirring the air.
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This means that imbuing individual atoms with a 0 or 1 is the next major step forward and the next major barrier in storing data digitally, both increasing capacity by orders of magnitude and presenting a brand new challenge to engineers and physicists.
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Cena suits his woodblock character, imbuing the square firestopper with a warmth that seems neither phony nor self-conscious, and the always welcome Judy Greer waves her magic character-actress wand to fill out what might have been a scolding love interest.
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The classrooms are carpeted, muffling the baseline din that usually accompanies students at work—the scraping of chairs, the dropping of pencils—and imbuing even a space occupied by more than two dozen second graders with the hush of a corporate conference room.
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Roma is an exceptional example of meaningful moviemaking for how it invites viewers into its distinct world, then spits them out again, hopefully imbuing them with a new appreciation for the ways people differ and the way we're all, actually, pretty similar.
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Mr. Rudd could have coasted on his cutie-pie smile and natural appeal, but he fills in the character winningly, imbuing Scott with an easygoing looseness — and a deadpan that teasingly teeters between innocence and stupidity — that keeps his heroics grounded and human.
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Imbuing Ms. Markle's racial biography with so much redemptive potential — much like we did with President Barack Obama — ignores the xenophobia and structures of racial inequality upon which Brexit, and by extension insular notions of British identity that the monarchy symbolizes, thrives.
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Joe Staten While only credited on Halo as "cinematics director," Staten was actually the primary driving force behind the series' far-reaching narrative, creating the personality and humor of Master Chief and imbuing each script with the Hollywood-styled drama it became known for.
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There's something mournful in her voice, which is not unusual for Sade, but in the context of this song, it puts me in the place of listening to a woman who is full of calm confidence and imbuing me with a little of it.
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If Illuminati and Christian Identity sermon tapes were enough to radicalize the clustered CSA flock in the 1980s—imbuing their day-to-day life struggles with divine meaning—what could a similar Manichean narrative do today when unleashed in a carefully calibrated cyber campaign?
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Ever since the battle over legalization hit the mainstream in the 1960s and '70s, politicians, advocates, and religious leaders have politicized nearly all of the language surrounding the issue, creating terms like "partial-birth abortion" or "reproductive freedom" and imbuing them with moral power.
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But now director Ryan Coogler's Black Panther is finally upon us, capturing the magic that Kirby, Lee, and all of the writers and artists who followed them have woven into the character's half-century narrative, and imbuing it with an electrifying sense of purpose.
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Masses held for Pentecost usually feature readings from the Acts of the Apostles and, in a nod to the Holy Spirit imbuing the apostles with languages (or "fiery tongues"), some churches will be decorated with red rose petals and officiants will wear red robes.
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Executives at the game company, which operates as an independent entity with a stake in the Pokémon license alongside Nintendo and Creatures, often stopped writers on the TV program from taking liberties with pokémon, like imbuing the pocket monsters with too many human-like qualities.
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In the frenetic solo "Hope Hunt and the Ascension Into Lazarus," this Northern Irish choreographer channels the volatile energy of tough young men in Belfast with a concoction of movement that draws from classical and urban dance, imbuing the men with a jagged elegance.
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Or at least it is for a growing number of children whose parents enroll them in workshops and sleep-away trips that focus on stimulating the entrepreneurial mind-set, enlightening youth about the importance of innovation, and imbuing the next generation with an appreciation for surplus value.
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In a bookshelf's-worth of studies, psychologists have shown that imbuing undergraduates with a sense of belonging — the realization that they can reach out to their peers and their professors when they need help or advice — helps them cope with the predictable setbacks of college life.
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And if Clune is right about AI being like a human child, then we have to act more like responsible parents when it comes to imbuing them with a sense of right and wrong, and keeping an eye on which books they're reading and which movies they watch.
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And so, out of that pervasive but self-defeating notion, The Walking Dead and games like it are expounded as semi TV series, simultaneously imbuing them with vicarious prestige while giving game-makers tacit permission to do the unthinkable: release video games with stories that demand players' attention.
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St Charles County Police confirmed the news this afternoon Berry was one of the first artists to catalyze rhythm and blues into rock 'n' roll music in the 21966s, drawing country and blues sounds together in his guitar licks and imbuing his performances with a radical and joyful showmanship.
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Rubbing blue-collar grit and grime against sterile futurism and free-love hippie nostalgia, Mr. Mitchell shows — as he did in his 2001 debut, "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," and the dizzily hedonistic "Shortbus" five years later — his talent for imbuing outré sex with a joyful, youthful innocence.
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On Time Stops, an EP she put out earlier this year that's meant as a soundtrack for a yet-to-be released short film, she applies similar tactics, more subtly, imbuing techno mutations and digitalist voices with an unreality that makes even their relative pleasures feel distant and unattainable.
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Over the last few years, game developer Capcom has experienced something of a renaissance after largely struggling during the industry's push into HD. 2017 saw the release of Resident Evil 53, which shifted the long-running series to a first-person perspective, imbuing it with a new sense of horror.
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In addition, he carefully controls the width of the bands, their spacing, the looseness or tightness of their execution, and the general scale relationship of the ring structure to the blank or less differentiated background, imbuing his colors with a precise range of optical weight and a finely tuned emotional resonance.
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What Iron Man is advocating is a system based on America's traditions: our skepticism of imbuing individuals with unrestrained authority, our belief that great strength needs to be legitimized through process and restraint, and our faith that a cumbersome political process is preferable to the mistakes made when passion meets power.
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Radiohead is, first and foremost, a great live band, with a rare ability to make most songs sound better live than on the recording that first captivated you, imbuing a renewed urgency into even the most overplayed tracks (see: the raised fists and deafening sing-a-long during a rare performance of "Creep").
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I think I learned that I didn't have to search so hard to find an image, that there are images in the world that I could use and that imbuing something with meaning has something to do with the act of painting itself, so that painting somehow shakes lose image from language.
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Installed in the ground floor entry room, Katharina Mischer's and Thomas Traxler's "Curiosity Cloud" (2015-2019) contains dozens of glass light bulbs dangling from the ceiling; inside each bulb is an artist-madeNew York insect species that noisily flutters as visitors walk past, imbuing the room with the sound and feel of an entomological deathrattle.
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Their tastes range from the Kafkaesque (see a man get marooned on an escalator in Battles' "My Machines" music video) to the daring (read their rejected pitch for Beyonce's "Countdown"), to the downright destructive (the Best Director VMA-winning "Turn Down For What"), imbuing Daniels' commercials, music videos, and short film worlds with their hyper-creative, deconstructive style.
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In medieval times, a sigil was an emblem that you could draw, along with other ritual components, to summon heavenly beings or to repel their demonic counterparts; later, beginning in Renaissance times, it was thought that drawing or utilizing a sigil could be a method of writing your desire on the world and imbuing it with magic significance.
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Even if you're not on the hunt for more magical doodads, the world offers plenty to see: There are books filled with background and lore, and journals kept by non-player characters that offer story background and clues to what it's actually like to live in this strange alternate world, imbuing it with texture and history.
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When he brought his camera to Oxford's campus to document the university's architecture, he was working to insure that he could capture detail beyond the formal scenes he had been arranging at his estate, and was also enchanted by the idea of imbuing his images with a historical quality that might help them transcend his era.
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With its emphasis on unaffected acting and teamwork across the cast, the ballet, which is to have its American premiere at the Lincoln Center Festival on Wednesday, July 26, showcases the vibrant, larger-than-life spirit the company is known for, while imbuing it with an immediacy some observers have found lacking in their historical repertory.
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Imbuing tardigrades or "water bears" with sentinel duty at the microbial level (Bartlett, Peachpie, and Nuthatch, 2027) may have improved our resistance to super-viruses through our new helpers' herding of microbial antibiotics as their "sheep dogs," but it has done nothing to avoid hacking, the metric that haunts all of our biological transactions these days.
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Filmed on the sun-soaked streets of Barcelona, with both guys bouncing off the architecture like two Panda pop-pumped kids, the inclusion of New Order's "Age of Consent" makes the whole thing shimmer with optimism from beginning to end; imbuing the clip with a kind of hazy-eyed nostalgia before it's even had a chance to fade into the past.
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The gloriously trashy cover of A Flock of Seagulls' "I Ran" is the first time in the movie that Emma Stone truly comes alive: Her hysterical dancing pairs perfectly with Ryan Gosling's bright red bomber jacket and even brighter red keytar (I own the same exact model, by the way), imbuing the movie with much-needed self-deprecation and giddiness.
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From tall occult tales about Black Shuck, the Green Man, and Gogmagog to the sodden and scary novels of Benjamin Myers, Samuel Palmer's unsettling paintings of Shoreham to Ben Wheatley's luridly lysergic film A Field in England, there's long been a tradition of imbuing the pastoral ideal with a disquieting sense of paranoia—the countryside is squeezing in on you, always getting closer and closer.
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So, in the interest of imbuing our imperfect romantic encounters with a little added joie de vivre, we reached out to 1003 modern daters about their most memorable meetups and the unexpected takeaways that came in tow — among them, a Bumble devotee networking her way to her first book deal, a woman re-learning her sexual preferences, and a serial dater coming to terms with his cat allergy.
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Men like Mendelsohn, J.K. Simmons, Don Cheadle, Michael Shannon and Andy Serkis are among the most prolific working artists today — in-demand and highly lauded — but they are the opposite of what character actors used to be: Instead of playing types, they are hired for their ability to play no type at all, to disappear into roles completely while at the same time imbuing their performances with something memorable; they are chameleons in the truest sense of that word.
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