Two interlocking mysteries unite a trio of cases — Trump v.
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The new plan consists of a series of interlocking components.
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DuVernay has made a true crime series, with interlocking crimes.
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But neoliberalism's radical individualism has increasingly raised two interlocking problems.
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Hopping mice live in groups, in interlocking systems of underground burrows.
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FitzGerald sees a set of interlocking, mutually reinforcing causes at work.
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It wasn't until 28 that it started making interlocking plastic blocks.
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Louisiana claims that its admitting privileges law serves two interlocking purposes.
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Different narrative parts act like interlocking cogs moving at different speeds.
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Everything spins in its own little force field, strange cosmoses interlocking.
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You can achieve immense complexity by interlocking just a few simple parts.
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Place the free hand on top of the other, interlocking your fingers.
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Scrawled upon a handwritten map is a curious symbol of interlocking hexagons.
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Here, characters' relationships become part of the station's architecture, their movements interlocking.
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Finding the right tool triggered a sophisticated cascade of other interlocking challenges.
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Many interlocking factors have a bearing on the popularity of the tattoo.
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This research looks at community ecologies, interlocking multiple measures of well-being.
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The result is a hierarchy of interlocking barbs at the finest scales.
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The captions were found interlocking with the regular answers of the puzzle.
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On top of this, two violins play politely interlocking canons and patterns.
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The barrier is made up of 3,517 interlocking steel and concrete pieces.
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A master of words both interlocking and not, Mel will be missed.
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On the back, a series of interlocking loops help the fabric absorb heat.
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As Blanchard notes, the natural rate hypothesis actually consists of two interlocking propositions.
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Put this all together and you have a simple, but intricate interlocking ecosystem.
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Everyone knows what those interlocking initials mean and just how expensive they are.
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Each section of the building is occupied by lines, angles, and interlocking loops.
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The causes of the wage gap aren't simple; they are myriad and interlocking.
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The poems are often themselves complex systems, their vocabularies interlocking like machine parts.
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This new experience brought with it a compound emotion, interlocking contentment and regret.
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Specifically, the Kansas City Royals and their trademarked interlocking "K" and "C" logo.
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He and I walked slowly, holding hands while we stepped, interlocking our fingers.
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"Rare" coasts over several interlocking electronic and acoustic drums — thwack, rattle, snap, clonk!
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This edible sculpture is way more high-end and features two interlocking churro pyramids.
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The rows of teeth on each side of the mouth act like interlocking blocks.
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Humira, a top-selling immunosuppressant, is ensconced in a web of 100 interlocking patents.
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First, you have six theme examples, some of them interlocking, which is very impressive.
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Case in point, Stussy's first apparel items: interlocking S's, which mimicked Chanel's iconic C's.
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The Beatles loved to sue one another, and Mr. Norman untangles the interlocking litigation.
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The bottom of Manhattan is a series of overlaid and interlocking failures of imagination.
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Me, I just sat back and marveled at the tangled, interlocking web he wove.
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"We have several bloody, complex and interlocking conflicts in the Middle East," he said.
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Interlocking flowers, vertical stripes and damask patterns are all common motifs in their work.
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The most immediate entrapments are long, snakeskin-like sculptures formed from interlocking enamel plates.
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The Noah fidget toy is made from two interlocking rings connected by a silicone band.
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The interlocking investigations known as Lava Jato (Car Wash) have discredited the entire political class.
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Which brings us back to the two interlocking mysteries at the heart of these cases.
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For the first time, Game of Thrones stayed in one place and told interlocking stories.
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" Phil Alessi, who had a Mets tattoo on his neck and wore an interlocking "N.
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The ants formed a scaffold of vertical chains by interlocking the claws on their feet.
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American political institutions are, and were designed to be, a complex system of interlocking parts.
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And as part of the deal ... an interlocking device will be installed on his whip.
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A loosely drawn grid of interlocking triangles and diamonds extends down from the top row.
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Infowars operates through a series of interlocking companies, none of which publicly reports its results.
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The lyrics came to me while exploring a fun interlocking rhythmic pattern on my guitar.
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The outer shells have tracery in interlocking circle patterns, resembling rose windows in Gothic churches.
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But it's also crucial to an interlocking set of policies devised to keep insurance affordable.
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Its multiplicity of officers, offices, bureaus and desks represent the full panoply of interlocking interests.
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With that, the show immediately throws us right into Winchester's sprawling conflicts and interlocking drama.
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The focal point was a spiral of interlocking doorways, each designed by a different artist.
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The siren-red "Tabasco" color and large interlocking logo create little doubt about the brand's identity.
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Mass-produced, interlocking parts are part of Sidewalk Lab's plan to meet 40% affordable housing units.
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The five multicolored interlocking rings of the modern Olympics logo teaches us about international inter-dependence.
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The interlocking blocks resemble Legos, said CEO Terry Radford, a former IT executive turned hemp entrepreneur.
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Combining these interlocking effects, the CBO forecasts the coverage loss would amount to 15 million people.
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The interlocking barbules of peacock feathers also have this unique structure—hence their many-hued iridescence.
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For the first time in the show, it stayed in one place and told interlocking stories.
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They could, though, lay the groundwork for a broad agreement on several interlocking issues, he said.
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Companies have accumulated this overseas cash largely due to an interlocking series of tax policy quirks.
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The interlocking squares represent different parts of Russia, different athletes and different teams as a whole.
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The Duplo Train Builder playscape encourages toddlers to become conductors using interlocking tracks and moving trains.
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The fact that there were these three galleries with interlocking programs made, I think, an impact.
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Crenshaw used a traffic metaphor to describe the interlocking forms of oppression a person might face.
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It has become clear that bariatric surgery changes the entire setting of a complex, interlocking system.
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This type of merger can enhance a firm's ability to coordinate across interlocking lines of business.
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Hundreds of sand-colored interlocking discs surround an expansive courtyard and a newly restored royal palace.
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Endgame's astonishing haul is the payoff of Marvel Studio's 11-year strategy of interlocking superhero films.
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Clay will be played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt in all of the interlocking Penumbra Cinematic Universe adaptations.
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But in the film world, critics, fans, distributors, and producers all have different, interlocking sets of power.
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Of course accessorizing with a Chanel contract and interlocking-C-embellished sunglasses certainly ups the cool factor.
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The president appeared to be grasping his wife's whole hand firmly, with no sign of interlocking fingers.
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Lifesize LEGO-like interlocking bricks made from tunneling rock that you can use to create sculptures & buildings.
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Exhibits will be swapped out using a special type of interlocking shelf that the Schlossbergs designed themselves.
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And what exactly set it into motion is a complex question with a number of interlocking answers.
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Last year, Ai accused Lego of refusing to directly sell its interlocking plastic toy bricks to him.
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BFF necklace necklace, Bring back best friend necklaces with these wearable interlocking plates from Established Jewelry ($2,995).
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Magically interlocking rings appear miraculous until you can see the gap that allows them to fit together.
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Dr. Stoddart said in an interview that he was inspired by the interlocking forms in Celtic art.
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They also feature a patented interlocking bottom that lets you stack pieces on top of each other.
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They also co-opted the brand's instantly recognizable interlocking LV logo on its takeout boxes and napkins.
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Yet Smith embeds her politics in interlocking plotlines that flow like waking dreams, in melodies and countermelodies.
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To keep her tea bags tidy, she uses interlocking drawer organizers (about $6 at the Container Store).
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Corporate and bank records point to interlocking financial relationships among the Steinmetz family members in the past.
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Called a radome, it was a tapering multifaceted structure of interlocking triangles rising more than 400 feet.
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To him, the phenomenon of interlocking directorships was not arcane or irrelevant to daily life in Vermont.
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And for at least that moment, they were in sync, interlocking pieces playing off of one another.
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The company also revamped its logo, creating an interlocking TB pattern after founder Thomas Burberry, in August.
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It's just a tiny example of how the Amazon's expansive, interlocking ecosystem can be impossible to replicate.
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Oh — and Tiffany designed the interlocking "NY" logo that became the inspiration for New York Yankees branding.
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At one facility, 110 adult orangutans languished in interlocking cages, shaking the bars and releasing occasional howls.
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His poem "The Secret Amplitude," consists of nine sections of three-line stanzas bound by interlocking rhyme.
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Many of those tunnels were described as "sophisticated" systems with interlocking passageways and sometimes even lighting and flooring.
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The latest attempt kicks off with The Mummy, the first in a whole "Dark Universe" of interlocking movies.
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Samsung has built a sturdy backbone to the device, with a hinge system that has multiple interlocking gears.
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This results in the proliferation of interlocking, crystal-shaped structures that increase the concrete's resistance to brittle fracture.
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Lego produced its first interlocking bricks in 1949, the year the Chinese Communist Party founded the People's Republic.
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The lives in this interlocking jigsaw don't just touch, but are bashed together through proximity, poverty and violence.
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"Such a broad sweep and scale of interlocking economic partnerships and investments is unprecedented in history," Sharif said.
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A charged copper ion essentially acted as a pin around which to form the interlocking rings, he found.
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He told the audience to place one hand on top of the other, interlocking the fingers for stability.
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Stories are the guideposts that keep Westworld contained, limiting hosts to operate within the confines of interlocking narratives.
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Anuradha Roy's compulsively readable novel presents interlocking stories that reveal an India characterized by both oppression and beauty.
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The interlocking set of labs, living quarters and support equipment are about the size of a football field.
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Ledgerwood's vocabulary includes hand-painted quatrefoils, interlocking triangles, diamond-patterned grids, thickly painted labial shapes, and metallic paint.
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The Chloé Drew bag, the Louis Vuitton Petite Malle, anything with two interlocking C's... You know the ones.
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Ms. Lin's building is striking from blocks away as you see its covering of interlocking blocks of granite.
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Viorel Serban was part of the team examining the interlocking mechanism, which houses the equipment that controls signals.
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Its strength is as a regional power, with an increasing capability that is directed toward three interlocking objectives.
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So they have finely tuned hinges with complicated systems of interlocking gears that need to do that work.
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It has a relatively basic structure: 53 short interlocking repetitive patterns centered around a doggedly insistent rhythmic pulse.
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The interlocking power structures of violence, bribes, threats and patronage make everyday life extremely dangerous for Central Americans.
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Alumni view themselves as a kind of keiretsu , a network of interlocking companies that help one another succeed.
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Most couldn't hear, beneath that mélange, the band's harmonic and rhythmic order, spontaneous sounding counterpoint and interlocking parts.
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It is a striated fan-like shape, which he repeats in an interlocking pattern across the painting's surface.
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A body may be bending into itself, or it may be a pretzel of two or three interlocking figures.
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Researchers at JPL spent the last two years developing a metallic space fabric made of interlocking stainless steel squares.
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The interlocking red and yellow circles are here to stay, but Mastercard's rebrand is missing something big: its name.
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Like their notable hand holding Tuesday, the president opted for a firm grip, with no sign of interlocking fingers.
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But with its focus on procedural generation and interlocking systems like crafting and survival, Below was significantly more complex.
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Its fragrance lineup and makeup offerings also include all sorts of homages to the woman behind those interlocking C's.
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Soft curves of human forms extend into interlocking geometric patterns, blurring the distinction between humanized forms and decorative ones.
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Next, Miller shows off a reference pic of the interlocking rings and a snapshot of Biles in the chair.
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The exhibition primarily focuses on the period during which he photographed barns on Long Island and their interlocking structures.
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Mr. Hartung said that a signature of VOJD work was intricate geometries and interlocking elements impossible to replicate elsewhere.
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Until finally, there it was: a wave-shaped figure shaped out of interlocking bodies, flowing from low to high.
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Complex, colorful interlocking designs metastasize across the aircrafts and malevolent warpaint-daubed faces coalesce out of the frenzied decoration.
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Canada's JustBioFiber recently completed a house on Vancouver Island with an interlocking internal framed hemp-block inspired by Legos.
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Her dances are steeped in movement exploration with steps that reverse and invert like interlocking pieces in a puzzle.
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It's not until you get close to a work that you can see it's made up of interlocking bodies.
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It features two interlocking loops on a 14-karat gold chain (white, yellow, or rose), meant to symbolize harmony.
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He still displays his old talent for blitzing, interlocking, mutating melodies, as well as for dramatic shifts in harmony.
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Storytelling looks past all the interlocking motions of society in favor of the personal, the private, the atomized view.
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She wore Gucci interlocking-G track pants, a neckerchief, a puffy gold jacket, and a Tupac Shakur T-shirt.
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Back in December, she sported Gucci knit socks featuring a crystal interlocking G pattern and a price tag of $1,340.
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Sections of choreography look like intricately interlocking machines or an impatient god trying to solve a Rubik's Cube of people.
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Harry Potter and its fandom are in constant conversation with each other, two species of trees with interlocking root systems.
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They've built a system of interlocking, interchangeable parts which you can use to build their designs or create your own.
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The interlocking LV monogram actually first appeared in 1896, when Vuitton himself was still overseeing the then-luggage-centric company.
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How it works: On Ujo—the centerpiece app of Consensys' interlocking music platforms—artists can distribute music directly to fans.
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Computers, mobile phones, and servers are made up of an almost unfathomably complex, interlocking set of components, chips, and boards.
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"The song itself is meditation on a single interlocking melody that twists in and out of different voices," he said.
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Because of this interlocking factionalism, Frozen Synapse 22019's vision of tiebreaking is in some ways the most darkly rendered.
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These interlocking projects gained hundreds of thousands of internet followers (including your correspondent) and were a boon to German teachers.
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As he explains, he made the shield from 24 interlocking steel plates attached to a motor that fans them out.
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Clintonworld is a decades-old interlocking network of donors and friends that hasn't quite caught up to these fundamental shifts.
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How can voters thoughtfully assess 10 interlocking performances—and then do it again the following night with 10 new options?
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Have a Nice Day's dark sense of humor and interlocking plots invite comparisons with Quentin Tarantino or Guy Ritchie films.
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So I'm always trying to explain what it means: It just means the interlocking oppressions around folks's existence and lives.
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Many economists say that reproducing such an interlocking web of suppliers here would push the cost of iPhones up considerably.
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These employees aren't just betting their fates on the movie business but on interlocking shifts in demographics, culture and technology.
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Contractors also did work affecting Interlocking A on at least 27 occasions when Amtrak did no work there at all.
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In "The Wandering Soap Opera," reality itself is reimagined as an interlocking set of interminable melodramas, crime stories and romances.
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We have interlocking arrangements with other friends Last weekend, I made lunch plans with an actress friend named Autry Moore.
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Then one night we came home to find him gluing together a 32-sided sphere of interlocking pentagons and triangles.
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Children clapped along to the interlocking rhythms that thundered from a circle of drummers sounding like a fleet of helicopters.
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The tattoo artist also revealed that Gerber got two arms interlocking in the formation of a heart on her shoulder.
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There is a complex set of interlocking factors that produce social and economic disruption, destabilizing to communities, individuals and families.
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It's Orange's extraordinary ability to invest a series of interlocking character sketches with the troubled history of his displaced people.
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In Elaine Murphy's play, three women from one Dublin family tell a slice-of-life story through interwoven, interlocking monologues.
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In Elaine Murphy's play, three women from one Dublin family tell a slice-of-life story through interwoven, interlocking monologues.
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The beauty of American-style crossword puzzles lies in their elegant interlocking of letters in both Across and Down answers.
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A valuable fringed rebozo with interlocking zigzags like the one in the Álvarez Bravo photo was woven from newfangled rayon.
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There is no sign of, say, a Best Interlocking Systems award that could go to RPGs, card games, or strategy games.
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As you turn the dial, try to feel and hear the notches lining up on the series of interlocking wheels inside.
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Better, surely, to confront all the interlocking quandaries in one big public discussion leading to reforms and perhaps a written constitution.
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She thinks that tolerance needs both desensitization and a bacteria-induced barrier protective response, they're two interlocking pieces of a puzzle.
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And each one of those combos can throw players into a different stance, allowing fighters to design long, interlocking attack strings.
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They start by using supersized hex wrenches to drop heavy-duty pins, 2 inches round, into a set of interlocking loops.
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From its viscera-smeared interlocking floor tiles to its death-metal-occult iconography, it exudes gore and grittiness from every pore.
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The perils of a long political track record Candidates with very long political pedigrees have faced a series of interlocking challenges.
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That funding is possible through multiple parallel and interlocking insurance systems, but too many people are left out of those systems.
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A 64-foot-tall pyramid was located in the center of the temple, built only out of interlocking pieces of wood.
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Every song is made up of stuttering waves of pure noise, clashing and interlocking in preordained patterns hand-coded by Perich.
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Chemists have long been able to synthesize ring-shaped molecules, and they knew that interlocking rings might function as molecular parts.
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After combing the internet for design ideas, I settled on a system of interlocking birch boxes to create a solid bedframe.
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They flow freely between interlocking melodies, allowing each player's voice space to lead, to follow, to join in the breathy arrangements.
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Rudolph's favorite trick was to use risers, stages, runways and pits to create dozens of interlocking spaces in a single interior.
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To animate the interlocking muscles of an entire family of superheroes, they used simple shapes like ovals sliding against one another.
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Or what may be his best novel, "Cigarettes" (1987), which plots out a series of interlocking dual relationships over several decades.
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The Christmas party is a tapestry of interlocking stories, where every child and every parent have separate characters and acting arcs.
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Each chapter follows different characters, and Kennedy expertly manipulates point of view to reveal the nodes in her complex, interlocking plotlines.
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They were "not in the same exact area on the same switches, but they were all on A interlocking," he said.
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Tony Smith: So, it&aposs a bunch of, I don&apost know how many, probably 20 different pieces of interlocking wood.
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With interlocking supply chains that stretch from Calgary to Oaxaca, 14 million American jobs now depend on trade with our neighbors.
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It was an ambitious interlocking plan, so Republicans made sure to allot themselves the most legislative workdays since Congress's 2010 session.
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It has two screens — a smaller one and a larger one — with a hinge in the middle containing multiple interlocking gears.
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The result combines opposing benches with a semicircle through a series of interlocking, powder blue blocks that allow for fluid seating.
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The American constitutional system is, after all, a rather complicated and nuanced web of interlocking and partially overlapping spheres of authority.
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The result is an interlocking network of resources that need careful management if you want to get the most out of them.
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The tattoo on his right bicep is of the Olympic interlocking rings symbol, to represent the five continents coming together to compete.
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Made of interlocking parts, Amino's carved, biomorphic wood pieces share something with those made by Noguchi, but on a less grand scale.
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A pair of interlocking steel cylinders slightly larger than D-cell batteries each contained a diamond, point facing upward, at their tops.
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It's in ensemble sitcoms like Arrested Development, after all, that the Russos mastered the art of juggling colorful characters with interlocking storylines.
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If music fans constitute a series of interlocking communities, then these unofficial recordings often constitute a significant part of its collective memory.
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The lyrics may be simple, but the groove is not, with horns, drums, and bass forming intricate, interlocking arrangements between Khan's verses.
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There is no peace deal, or even peace process, that holds any hope of ending the interlocking deadly wars throughout the country.
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Let's hear from Mr. Haight: A bunch of ESTEE phrases — 111 letters of interlocking theme material but not the most riveting theme.
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"The Women of Brewster Place" (1982) presented seven interlocking narratives, each centered on a different woman living in a decrepit housing project.
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By turning her initials into a logo — those famous interlocking C's — Chanel crystallized her marketable identity into a recognizable badge of prestige.
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The wide scale of such predation is an interlocking harm that sows even further distrust of financial institutions in working-class communities.
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Many parents feel they are up against a powerful, interlocking ecosystem, designed to hook their kids on constant scrolling, watching, and clicking.
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The white oversized tweed suit was accessorized with brooches featuring interlocking Cs and a big black sequined logo under the left pocket.
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The midterm effects of the past two decades have been particularly powerful due to the interlocking forces of polarization and negative partisanship.
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They moved through separate worlds off the court, but on the creaky parquet floor of the Boston Garden they were interlocking pieces.
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Each group is held together by interlocking business ties and sometimes family connections, and driven more by self-interest than ideological concerns.
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On top of 220,000 interlocking polyethylene cubes, Christo installed a glowing unfenced walkway connecting an island in the lake with the shore.
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It's hard to say why a pair of interlocking Gs floating navel-height on a leather strap has the effect that it does.
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Speedee, a chef with a hamburger for a head, appeared on the signs alongside the brand's original logo of two interlocking golden arches.
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With persistent looking, the eye is drawn into a kaleidoscopic space made up of small interlocking elements evocative of machinery and/or sex.
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The company also recently announced plans to sell "interlocking bricks" made from the rock that its tunnel-creating machines excavate from the ground.
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WIRED, like most of the tech industry, had a selective view of politics: Economic globalization and digital networking were interlocking forces for good.
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These arguments have become a vast, interlocking set of controversies that are impossible to separate, because each is necessary to understand the other.
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The trademarked system is known as "structural interlocking architecture" and will make "a four-inch stiletto feel like a wedge," Ms. Singh said.
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Television pundits will undoubtably overhype the significance of the interlocking question-and-answer session that was mislabeled as a debate on Wednesday night.
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And don't bother asking how much that sprawling complex of interlocking disks is going to cost — though reports put it at $303 million.
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Fiber, in an interlocking braid, ties her wrists, wraps her neck and belly, and snakes down to hitch her legs at the ankles.
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That relationship would become the basis of his design of interlocking triangles for the famed East Building of the National Gallery of Art.
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It's a complex interlocking system that has massively benefited the U.S. as much as any other party and breaking it is beyond foolish.
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Michele even brought back the interlocking GG logo and the iconic Gucci bags from the 1960s, while introducing consumers to the Dionysus buckle.
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Instead, it controls the companies through loyal executives, as well as through interlocking contracts and shareholdings between the companies and other shadowy links.
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The researchers studied how the cement powder dissolved in the water because this is when those molecular structures shift to create interlocking crystals.
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These include anything from restoring mangroves, patch by patch, to barriers built out of interlocking blocks that can be added to as needed.
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Fiber, in an interlocking braid, ties her wrists, wraps her neck and belly, and snakes down to hitch her legs at the ankles.
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Combining an interlocking T and P, for Trump and Pence, the logo appeared in a fundraising email before it quickly spread across the internet.
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But a funny thing happened on their way to becoming two more interlocking threads in the brilliant fabric of the Southern California sports scene.
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The charred sugar beads do the same, falling into a pattern somewhere between interlocking hexagons and squares, depending on how symmetric the beads are.
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Marvel-DC comparisons are perhaps unfair, but also inevitable, especially because the latter looks determined to create its own cinematic universe of interlocking characters.
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It's an elegant solution, with a series of interlocking gears that allow the system to fold and unfold for the life of the product.
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But the tablet market isn't a single ocean, it's a set of interlocking bodies of water that we're just beginning to see take shape.
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They felt called to fight back with their own institutions, creating small, interlocking fields: conservative book publishing, conservative magazines and journals, and conservative broadcasting.
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And while each giant block looks like a random blob, they're engineered with strategically placed bevels, rounded edges, pivot points, handles, and interlocking features.
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Their bodies are packed closely together, until they become just row after row of interlocking limbs, writhing in torment as they're devoured by demons.
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There are over 800 cell phone networks around the world, each with roughly 21625 to 2900 interlocking roaming agreements with other networks, Goldsmith said.
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In the meanwhile, it's really quite beautiful to see so many lives that are spread all over the world visualized in an interlocking map.
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This season is a coral reef: an interlocking system with so many parts that it takes a while to see how it fits together.
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By speeding up the process of appearance and departure, events previously experienced as separate and static could instead be experienced as interlocking and fluid.
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Interlocking Interests Nothing prohibits Mr. Ickes from lobbying the de Blasio administration; nor is the mayor prohibited from granting special access to Mr. Ickes.
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These form a sprawling, rhizome-like sculpture spanning two interlocking rooms in the the indoor component of the two-part Stakeholders, titled Negotiated Differences.
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The roof canopy is made of wooden slats in a system of interlocking rectangles, some of which are peeled upward to draw in light.
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The mechanisms that animate Buck's works are crafted by the artist, who fabricates interlocking gears of wood, driven by straps of buff-colored leather.
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So they went darker and repainted the house in Benjamin Moore's off-black Deep Caviar, which helped highlight the strong geometry of interlocking boxes.
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The lyrics are tied to particular body parts, while the music flaunts its jazzy chord progressions, devious melodies, odd meters and cleverly interlocking patterns.
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The VCs again are ... I don't think the triangle, but it's an interlocking group of people who socialize in the same places and stuff.
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Officials had known for years that the station's signal interlocking — the mechanism that sorts trains among tracks where multiple lines come together — needed attention.
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The watermarks, nestled inside the openings made by the interlocking, sharply angled planes, become blind eyes peering out of the painting at the viewer.
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In a book of interlocking essays titled "Posthumous Keats: A Personal Biography" (2008), he ruminated on the poet's fame, failures and vindication through posterity.
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Ms. Farmanfarmaian also made intricate drawings whose interlocking circles and hexagons translated the tropes of Islamic decorative arts into a realm of pure form.
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At a fund-raiser in 1971, Ms. Taylor paid $600 for a wall painting by the modern artist Sol LeWitt that depicted interlocking circles.
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Each interlocking piece, about 6 feet wide and 3 inches thick, would be supported and rearranged by a computer to maintain its correct position.
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Broadly speaking, there are four features of our system of government that make our democracy less democratic, many of them working in interlocking ways.
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From Gucci, the Broadway bag is crystal-studded black velvet with crystal-winged bees surrounding a pearl closure with the house's signature interlocking G's.
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Set in the aptly-named Boring High School, the interlocking dramas between the A/V and drama clubs was cringe-worthy, sweet, and entertaining.
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A lot of the credit, deservedly, goes to Marvel Studios President and Chief Creative Officer Kevin Feige and his cinematic strategy of interlocking films.
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Much of the work is in their signature style: glazed ceramic sculptures made from interlocking geometric segments that appear to have been puzzled together.
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Set in Spain, it tells dozens of interlocking stories, involving kabbalists, bandits, shape-shifters, cannibal Gypsies, the Wandering Jew and an underground Muslim society.
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During a violent thunderstorm, he writes, Our sett was cradled in the interlocking fingers of tree roots: beech on either side, oak from above.
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But these are giving new attention to questions about the interlocking nature of Musk's many varied interests, which also includes space exploration company SpaceX.
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Zoom in on a tapestry, and you'll discover a grid of interlocking threads, with each segment contributing a color and texture to the whole.
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The company is removing the word Mastercard from the pair of interlocking red and yellow circles where it has resided for more than 50 years.
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The Hyperloop concept involves a vast network of interlocking tunnels zipping with electrically-powered superfast sleds ferrying cars and people movers from station to station.
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Safecrackers of the past put a stethoscope to a safe's panel while turning its dial, listening for the telltale murmurs of the interlocking components inside.
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The unfortunate logo design was created after combining two previous Padres logos — the interlocking "SD" of San Diego and the team's mascot, the Swinging Friar.
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It's best to see these communities as a bunch of interlocking circles, where you have incels and you have neo-Nazis, then you have Columbiners.
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But as it unfolds, multiple, interlocking themes emerge, nearly all of which will shape not just this day-long outing, but the course of history.
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Can you imagine the group texts, the email chains, the interlocking commitments, the sheer complexity of organizing a six-person gathering at a coffee shop?
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One had a hopper that shot Nerf foam discs, while another was made entirely out of bamboo and assembled using interlocking parts instead of screws.
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Subway officials believe the recent problems stem from what is known as an interlocking, the mechanism that controls train movement where multiple tracks come together.
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About 300 police officers cordoned off the various protest groups to de-escalate the situation, with many officers interlocking their bicycles to form temporary boundaries.
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That's the idea behind the sculptures of Dutch artist Art van Triest, who uses a water jet cutter to divide illicit weapons into interlocking pieces.
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Western aid agencies say that a series of interlocking conflicts over minerals, land, ethnicity and political divisions during the past 20 years has killed millions.
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The interlocking bricks - cheaper and lighter than many conventional building materials - require no cement, are fire retardant and stay cool in hot weather, she said.
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The first gallery finds Ms. Herrera gradually simplifying and intensifying her compositions of flat, interlocking forms, almost as if she were zooming in on them.
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A review of state campaign records and voluntary disclosures by Mr. de Blasio's nonprofit show an interlocking web of donors with interests before the city.
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As ever their harmonies are goosebump-inducing, the bass provides the funked up backbone, and Emily and Theresa's interlocking guitars dance together in delicious synchronicity.
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She's long been a master of pristine, interlocking synth sequences—austere and striking like a Malevich painting—but what's here is mistier and more diffuse.
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It occurred near the A Interlocking, an intersection of tracks between the platforms at Penn Station and the tunnels that Amtrak rebuilt a year ago.
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I am regularly brought out of whatever reverie the game's intense devotion to detail and its many interlocking systems are intended to put me in.
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These vignettes often have the flavor of case studies, with interlocking themes related to the brittleness of the body and the complicated work of mourning.
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That lurching first figure recurs as the engine for "The Jet Song," in which the melody and the bass line form a complex, interlocking pattern.
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The interlocking 3-D panels built by RSG-3D are placed over a welded wire truss system, then covered with a reinforced concrete outer layer.
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He also re-envisioned the room's intricate floor, polishing the interlocking grid of tiles custom-cut from solid chips of oak into a pale finish.
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Kolinsky hairs are chosen because every single strand has a surface of directional, interlocking scales, increasing the surface area and giving the hairs their strength.
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It is delicate negotiation of interlocking and conflicting pressures, equities and interests that often requires intricate tradeoffs, compromises and exchanges of power, resources and prestige.
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Instead, the percussion putters along with the android whirr of interlocking gears rather than the subtle off-beat grooves of hip-hop or R&B.
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Stellaris, at a glance, appeared to have it all: a robust exploration and expansion system that slowly morphed into a Paradox-style giant, interlocking diplomatic system.
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Done in muted, closely related colors, Grill is a tonalist whose paintings are comprised of interlocking and overlapping shapes that critics have compared to Paul Klee.
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The interlocking knit of Smartwool's Merino Baselayer Top creates a physical barrier to keep the cold out, while also allowing moisture to evaporate from your skin.
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Each colorful elastic was dressed up with the iconic interlocking-C design that lives on most of the label's wares and inspires instant envy in us.
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Suspending interlocking pieces of delicate glass, plastic, and clay from a single metal rod, as Bašić does in the works on view, simply hadn't been done.
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The interlocking politics of race, sports, and school is real and has been the subject of numerous documentaries, and this series dramatizes it effectively, if superficially.
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The new logo featured the word "TRUMP" atop the word "PENCE," doing away with the interlocking T and P logo that prompted former Democratic Michigan Rep.
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There's no denying their originality — no other band assembles slithering acoustic guitar strings and antiseptic keyboard hum into such hushed, mesmerizing, immaculately interlocking clockwork ticky-tock.
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So they used interlocking instrumental lines, shifting time signatures, and close harmonies to construct songs that seemed to occupy some phantom limb of music's evolutionary tree.
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There's even a design for a broadband antenna: a circle made up of several small interlocking geometric shapes, each of which transmits at a different frequency.
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While the Constitution's first three articles define the federal government's three branches, Article 4 dwells on the interlocking relationship between federal, state, territorial, and tribal powers.
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The hinge appears similar to what Royole used on the FlexPai, and features a set of ribbed, interlocking joints that support TCL's inward folding flexible display.
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The 37 shareholders are linked by common phone numbers, email addresses and interlocking ownership, according to company records filed with the Chinese government and available online.
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It's always fun, even when you're failing, its ballet of devastation growing in intensity until the later levels are wildly interlocking clockwork mechanisms of combustive absurdity.
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The room itself is an interlocking series of monochromatic rectangles, which section the space off, adding to the feeling of isolation that runs through the composition.
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She smiles beatifically as we speak, despite the fact her hair— a mass of interlocking plastic hair elastics basket-weaved across her head—looks agonizingly tight.
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In truth, there is no simple answer to trafficking, which often occurs at the intersection of systemic, interlocking inequalities such as poverty, racism, sexism, and transphobia.
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But always, the Jewish Museum conceives of art and religion as interlocking elements of a story of civilization, commendably open to new influences and new interpretations.
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There are lots of different interlocking parts — the spread of democracy, American alliances, nuclear deterrence, and the like — that work together to keep the global peace.
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Start compressions by kneeling over the person, interlocking your fingers, and using the heel of your palm to push down in the center of the chest.
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Stella's economy of use of lines and shapes as well as sparing color ostensibly explores the complex, geometric interlocking of the synagogue architecture which he admired.
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The sheer weight of the conceptual problem (When is a robot not a single thing but a suite of interlocking systems?) could make your head hurt.
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At times, it recalls both HBO's The Wire and Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing in how it illustrates the interlocking factors and factions at play.
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The cast sculpture comprises two main pieces, interlocking where the mouth of the lion meets the neck of the dog — the killing moment frozen in time.
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In Ball's interlocking puzzle box of a novel, artful and often inscrutable, a narrator slips in and out of the minds of pats and quads alike.
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Officials of Amtrak, which owns and operates the station, have admitted that the junction, which is known as an interlocking, is long overdue for an overhaul.
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It's made out of tiny interlocking chains, so fine that the whole thing drapes like heavy fabric around the display neck — not native behavior for metal.
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"Ties" is in some ways a sequel to "The Days of Abandonment," in other ways an interlocking puzzle piece or another voice in a larger conversation.
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If rivers and other relatively clean water sources start drying up, as they are right now in Somalia, this sets off an interlocking cycle of death.
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Why it matters: The report adds to analysts' efforts to game out how interlocking changes in mobility will affect fuel demand and, by extension, greenhouse gas emissions.
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On Friday, the Internet ridiculed the GOP ticket's logo, which featured an interlocking "T" and "P" in a manner that reporters and veteran political observers found odd.
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Next up, the best-known interlocking G style on a leather strap commands $450, and the signature green and red striped version also sells for that amount.
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Though you can find other interlocking foam tiles at varying sizes for less money, this mat won't make you resent your child until (s)he turns 18.
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But the biggest problem is that We Happy Few runs far, far too long — especially because it approaches Arthur, Sally, and Ollie's acts as one interlocking narrative.
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After making modest progress with interlocking indentations—a concept borrowed from another toy manufacturer—Ole's son, Godtfred, set to work on a mechanism for binding blocks together.
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The guitar riffs tend to be low and heavy on "Night Isn't Bright," quick and piercing on "Worth the Tears," yet always generate a satisfying interlocking crunch.
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He said that the missiles will allow China's armed forces to form "a multilayer military umbrella over the South China Sea," with interlocking sensors and weapons systems.
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Made Smart Madesmart Interlocking Drawer Organizer (8 Bin), $8.98, available at AmazonYou can mix and match the different bins in this set to fit any size drawer.
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It's an interlocking-stories show, but with a level of complexity added: The three central characters have real-life issues, but they also have frequent, vivid dreams.
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The MTA also has a system of interlocking "stop logs" that can be stacked at subway entrances, as well as heavy fabric curtains that can block water.
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When the 1996 team was invited back to Rupp Arena for a ring ceremony in 2013, Anthony Epps bent down and kissed the interlocking U.K. at midcourt.
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Marvel pioneered the idea of interlocking, connected superhero movies and then usually bringing said movies together in a giant team-up flick like 22017's The Avengers.
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In March, Musk tweeted about a new iteration of merchandise: "LEGO-like interlocking" hollow bricks from the rock beneath Los Angeles, where The Boring Company is tunneling.
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So then I hit upon the idea of making each of the nine 5x5 sections its own puzzle, with the six interlocking 15-letter entries running through.
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Problems such as the short-circuited interlocking system will be eliminated when the replacement work is finished at 20103th Street-Herald Square, said M.T.A. spokesman Jon Weinstein.
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That interlocking is one of 183 across the entire subway system, and one of at least 17 the M.T.A. has identified in recent years as needing work.
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However, the historical and cultural ties between the countries make for interlocking needs and interests that may yet serve as a brake on matters going too far.
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The five interlocking rings will be installed at Odaiba Marine Park in Tokyo Bay, the site for the marathon swimming and triathlon events at this year's Games.
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One kindergartner grew increasingly frustrated with his tablet as he tried to take a photograph of interlocking cubes that he had snapped into a strip of ten.
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One of her most extended projects was the "Duals" series of the '70s and '80s, two-part interlocking forms in aluminum, brass, fiberglass, wood and other materials.
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But the House, Senate, and president's separate and interlocking powers make it hard to know who actually deserves the blame for the economy being bad or good.
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There still remains, however, a mountain to climb in terms of addressing the interlocking issues of empowerment, especially when associated with class, gender, race and sexual orientation.
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The 2015 paintings shown in New York were wrought in tightly interlocking designs filling the rectangle almost to bursting, with collisions of pattern that verged on the psychedelic.
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Several other stories — featuring pigs, dogs, rabbits, and other animals — intersect and overlap in deft, seamless ways that would make filmmakers of interlocking stories like Robert Altman jealous.
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I don't always make the right ones, but I do always feel like I'm learning and figuring out the layers of rules and interlocking systems with each run.
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This was the main thought that kept running through my brain while watching Easy, Netflix's eight-episode anthology series about the interlocking love lives of modern-day Chicagoans.
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For the sequel's colder climes, Sastrawinata-Lemay created a travel cloak of rich purple wool, clasped at the collar with a gold chain of interlocking wheat-patterned links.
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In addition, 1,000 beds have been cleared in local jails and overflow locations for potential mass arrests, and 2,500 interlocking steel fences have been purchased for use downtown.
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A male model came out in a hoodie emblazoned with the word "masturbate" in interlocking red and yellow sequined circles, a play on the instantly recognizable Mastercard logo.
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Instead of interlocking in the middle as they previously did, the two circles now blend into one another in a design that looks exactly like a Venn diagram.
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The inside features several interlocking gears that allow the product to open and shut with ease and let users interact with the device at various states of unfold.
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The difference is that its links are interlocking blocks that can "lock" into one another to form a rigid column, then "unlock" to return to a flexible state.
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She says the biggest barrier is that the market for pharmaceuticals functions so poorly because of a set of interlocking problems—what she calls a "twelve-part equation".
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Now Musk has announced the next iteration of merchandise via Twitter: "LEGO-like interlocking" hollow bricks made from the rock beneath L.A. where The Boring Company is tunneling.
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Mr. Murphy and the band often built songs like D.J. sets, starting with bare-bones grooves and then bringing in layer upon layer of interlocking lines and rhythms.
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Poem The villanelle (Italian for "rustic") is a pastoral song whose recurring lines and interlocking rhyme scheme create the ideal vehicle for Adam Giannelli's paean to the past.
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The most attractive and popular approaches for fast-moving startups are rarely the right ones for a global crisis involving millions of lives and thousands of interlocking parts.
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One absorbing work in gray and canary yellow, by Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri, consists of eye-straining, interlocking curlicues whose hairpin turns delineate a central form and an outer background.
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Each time the snake sheds, a new interlocking segment is formed in the shape of a three-lobed ring; as the snake gets larger, so do the segments.
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Romeo and Juliet have no occupation; Antony and Cleopatra are friends and supportive colleagues with a great deal of work to do running their respective and interlocking empires.
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SCARES AND SORROW A meditation on grief, "The Babadook" won over more than horror fans with its "interlocking ambiguities," as A.O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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In Mr. Douthat's estimation, the plague of meaninglessness afflicting the country is in all likelihood a product of profound, interlocking social deficiencies that will resist targeted, technocratic cures.
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Interlocking rubber mats lined the ground in one area, with something resembling furniture pads or moving blankets fixed to walls, and a US flag hanging in one corner.
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The absence of such oversight let Lehman Brothers, American International Group and GE Capital run amok before the financial crisis of 2008, among other disastrous and interlocking developments.
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Hundreds of interlocking panels — black, white and Coca-Cola red all over — made up Josef Albers's "Manhattan," a mural in which geometry and meticulous precision met modernist vivacity.
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Ford, like G.M., Fiat Chrysler and nearly every foreign automaker, has a huge stake in protecting the interlocking network of factories and parts suppliers made possible by Nafta.
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In March 2018, Musk tweeted that he intends to use leftover earth from these projects to form interlocking, Lego-style bricks that can be used for building houses.
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Yep, that pink and green foundation was built using those classic, interlocking plastic bricks known for its popularity with children and the unspeakable pain they inflict when stepped on.
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On one endless groove after another, they clatter and tinkle and lilt with marked mildness; their interlocking guitar hooks are models of professional teamwork, their corny brass politely supplementary.
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NM: The product is medium-density fiberboard panels that are made of sawdust, wood chips and recycled newspaper, and we use lightweight ABS plastic interlocking blocks to connect them.
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But the major appeal of the film, for me, was the willingness to honestly insert race and class as interlocking systems of oppression that keep the capitalist machine going.
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Standing behind a podium constructed from interlocking Lego-esque bricks made from excavated dirt by the Boring Company, Musk praised the teams for their commitment to the futuristic project.
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Bouguereau was influenced by the Italian Renaissance painter Raphael but many of his compositions feel Mannerist (Veronese, Parmigianino, Bronzino) with armatures of ascending, interlocking lattices of arms and hands.
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Have a look at Samsung's rink in action below: The video description translates to: Samsung C lab development challenges 'rink' is Samsung VR and interlocking gears, hand-operated controllers.
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He declined to specify what modifications had been made, citing security concerns, but said the interlocking metal teeth that sealed the bottle were a part of the latest design.
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For the first few weeks of our life, our skulls had matching indentations from where they'd been pressed against each other in the womb, like two interlocking puzzle pieces.
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If two parties disagree on the risks they face moving forward, they can formulate a set of interlocking agreements with elements that are only triggered as milestones are met.
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I was so fascinated by this display of interlocking words, and although I didn't know what 75 percent of them meant, I was able to fill the grid successfully.
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Jodi Bender, Laurie Berg, Tara O'Con and Lindsay Reuter navigated the stage like interlocking pieces of a puzzle, while Ms. Sweeney served as a kind of master of ceremonies.
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A spokeswoman for the authority, Beth DeFalco, said that a piece of signal equipment from the 1930s, known as an interlocking, had failed at 34th Street on Tuesday morning.
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Last year, "The Floating Piers," a yellow-orange walkway of fabric atop 220,000 interlocking polyethylene cubes on Lake Iseo in the Lombardy region of Italy, drew 1.2 million visitors.
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Now the fair, with about 173 galleries, will be housed in a little village of five interlocking tents, a plan devised by the London-based firm Universal Design Studio.
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Mr. Villaseñor, 33, is a sales and operations planning analyst in Boston at Lego Education, which uses the company's interlocking blocks to teach students mathematics, robotics and other subjects.
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The Oalka Power Flex Yoga Pants are a high waisted yoga pant that is made with interlocking seams and lay-flat edges that help reduce irritation and eliminate chafing.
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The Flower and the Vessel parallels this logic following her process of composing music and touring while with child, fixating on the interlocking systems of macro and micro developments.
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Mr. Wilson's dynamite dancers work out these questions in a series of urgent interlocking solos against large video projections that add layers to the sense of confusion and turmoil.
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While some of forms are interlocking or held in place by other forms, their grip on each other does not seem permanent; their shapes feel slippery and even liquid.
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The eye is drawn to the full rhythmic structure of the kaleidoscopic space where smaller, interlocking elements lure it into deep, opulent repetitions of machinic (and implicitly sexual) acts.
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The mechanical model of our Solar System is here represented by a series of interlocking steel frames decorated with an assortment of daunting marble spheres sourced from around the world.
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The unfortunate design of the cap was the result of a combination of two previous Padres logos — the interlocking "SD" of San Diego and the team's mascot the Swinging Friar.
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Nonetheless, conservatives maintained their investment in building state-level infrastructure, not only in ALEC but in the State Policy Network and the interlocking foundations created by Charles and David Koch.
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In the photos, the mom of one wore a brown, black and white bikini patterned with interlocking letter Bs. She accessorized with gold hoop earrings and a pulled-back hairstyle.
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Chuck Stein, who wrote about the poetic cosmology of the Charles Olson, divides the paper into different, interlocking sections, usually made of different optical illusions, such as a Necker cube.
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Without it, the country would face an interlocking financial and legal crisis, in which the government has no legal means to obtain the funds needed to meet its legal obligations.
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Beneath the lavish presentation of disaster and survival, it is undeniably a game of systems—vast, deep, interlocking systems that framed each decision and action Stephen took along the way.
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The MCU seems like a twisty-turny kind of meta-yarn with so many interlocking characters and plotlines that to truly grasp it all requires knowledge that is literally encyclopedic.
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Instead of two interlocking rings, Dr. Stoddart, then at the University of Birmingham in Britain, and his colleagues synthesized a rotaxane: a ring molecule wrapped around a dumbbell-shaped axle.
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William Barber II on Wednesday stepped up pressure on the Democratic National Committee (DNC) to hold a separate poverty-focused debate, saying the issue includes a number of interlocking injustices.
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And, unlike Mr. Buffett, whose net worth can be easily calculated, Mr. Wu's fortune is a cipher, lost in Anbang's labyrinthine shareholding structure made up of 237 interlocking holding companies.
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But within the shiny glass and steel interlocking buildings, NATO allies will face familiar problems, including how to handle a newly assertive Russia and manage the collective defense of Europe.
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Slowly a large, glistening sonic machine rises from the ground up — walls on walls of stainless steel, whirring blades in one corner, with giant gears interlocking, sparks flying, in another.
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Grecian goddess dresses featured interlocking sections made from yards of silk plissé (if there is a trend in couture, it's plissé), and ornate lace gowns were hand-pieced on tulle.
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Early last year, after planned work on a complicated switch in Interlocking A was delayed, a manager in the track department, Tim Cochran, expressed frustration to Mr. Keefe and others.
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A true understanding of the forces that shaped Christianity — seemingly familiar but in fact highly arcane — requires the ability to synthesize and express deep learning in a dozen interlocking subjects.
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In the original German the interlocking rhymes have the simple mnemonic power of devotional verses for the layman; each stanza ends with a rhyming couplet exhorting the reader to compassion.
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It was also innovative technically: Instead of soldering the metal, the makers wound interlocking tubogas (a flexible tubular chain that resembles a 1920s gas carrier pipe) around a cylindrical base.
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Also, I'm a sucker for interlocking theme answers, so the symmetrical RIDE SHOTGUN (20173A) and RIFLE THROUGH (59A) running through the vertical BAZOOKA BUBBLE GUM (7D) was a big plus.
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She developed a series of jewel-like small paintings of interlocking geometric forms that she exhibited with the Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, founded by Sonia Delaunay and Nelly van Doesburg.
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If you want a full-length pair of yoga pants that offer tummy control, you've found it in Oalka Power Flex Yoga Pants with their interlocking seams and wide waistband.
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The film is poised to cap off the first phase of Marvel's interlocking superhero movies, and portends to be the end for some of Marvel's flagship actors, including Chris Evans.
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Utilizing a "haphazard" collection of hardware, they're able to create pieces with surreal logics, interlocking and interacting in ways that shouldn't make sense, linking distant worlds and creating new ones.
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Titian's fiendishly complex use of space pulls the eye around and through the jagged, interlocking columns of figures, the fractured space and faceted surface, aggressively frontal here, deeply recessed there.
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On the tabletop, however, these are usually revealed from the very outset of the experience: cards, miniatures and dice comprise the interlocking gears, tactile objects that are directly, physically engaged with.
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Mr. Livengood tells us quite a bit about the technical aspects of his puzzle, so I'll turn it over to him: Interlocking 9s and 10s with a 7-letter revealer today.
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The tool takes a combination of 2D plans, 3D models, infrastructure and set dressing information and combines them into one massive interlocking source of truth for all departments to pull from.
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Even with the interlocking nature of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, "Endgame" feels like a triumph of narrative engineering -- weaving in enough callbacks to earlier movies to delight even the nerdiest patrons.
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None of us outside the Court can know for sure, but there are important, interlocking reasons that counsel against Kennedy leaving the Court at this momentous point in our nation's history.
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Depending on how you play, it can be painfully difficult, but it's the apex of Dishonored level design — a piece of interlocking architecture just disorienting enough that mastering it feels meaningful.
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"The Olympic Flag consists of a white background with five interlocking circles representing the world's five great continents," wrote Arthur J. Daily in a New York Times article announcing the decision.
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Chambers met Modi on Tuesday to brief him on the initiative and share its new logo - featuring interlocking blue and gold circles that symbolize the "win-win" nature of the project.
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Like the park, larps gather a bunch of near-strangers in one place and have to slot them into semi-scripted interlocking plots that still allow room for unpredictability and improvisation.
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William Barber II on Wednesday stepped up pressure on the Democratic National Committee (DNC) to hold a separate poverty-focused debate, saying the issue includes a number of interlocking injustices. Sen.
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Rev. William Barber II on Wednesday stepped up pressure on the Democratic National Committee (DNC) to hold a separate poverty-focused debate, saying the issue includes a number of interlocking injustices.
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"In terms of the schedule, there is not a simple solution, as any change in school schedules has many interlocking issues, including timing of after-school programs and transportation," Stephens said.
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Marvel has demonstrated an enviable ability to wring value out of second-tier heroes -- a testament to the company's expansion beyond Avengers-level mainstays in its interlocking universe, especially in movies.
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The payoff was a tub filled with pointy little whelks, mottled periwinkles, a few bright orange crabs and some chitons — oval mollusks that look like fossils with shells of interlocking plates.
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Isaac F. Silvera, a professor of physics at Harvard, and his colleagues used two interlocking pieces of diamond to compress a smidgen of hydrogen and then heated it with laser pulses.
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"Bum bum bay oom," Mr. McGregor sang as Mr. Cirio and Herman Cornejo moved through an interlocking chain of movements that seemed slightly too fast for the eye to take in.
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The new Gucci jacket, designed by Gucci's creative director, Alessandro Michele, remakes the Dapper Dan jacket, but with the interlocking double-G Gucci logo in place of the Louis Vuitton markings.
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Now, nearing the end of the transumanza, I understood better how the interlocking culture of a town like Frosolone works, the devotion both to making things and to the agrarian traditions.
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For Balanchine, no position was more crucial than this fifth position: This interlocking of the legs is, as the critic Arlene Croce once wrote, the key with which to unlock space.
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In the wild, every square inch of soil is covered with a mosaic of interlocking plants, but in our gardens, we arrange plants as individual objects in a sea of mulch.
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Mr. Ai, who has just completed a film about the international refugee crisis, has contributed a design using interlocking images of machine guns and handcuffs, evoking the industrial forces behind displacement.
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Hadid's depiction of Hong Kong as an allover composition of interlocking shards satisfyingly fractures the gallery's timeline of art around 1900, and other works, too, are installed almost as intentional disruptions.
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Nine interlocking triangles — a symbol often used within meditative practices — are presented in angular gold necklaces and earrings, which feature hand-cut stones such as orange garnet and soft pink tourmaline.
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Politics operates as two interlocking systems, sort of like your left and right brain hemispheres: One system is local, parochial, individualized, pragmatic, while the other involves big national choices and ideas.
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LEGO, the maker of interlocking toy blocks, showed off an app in which two players using iPads could put out a virtual fire blazing on a physical house made of LEGOs.
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Its three domed chambers are made from 2,700 lightweight cardboard cylinders ranging from several inches to 10 feet (3 meters) in height, painted silver and magenta and stacked in an interlocking fashion.
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But all the attention was on her feet, where she rocked Gucci knit socks featuring a crystal interlocking G pattern — not to mention a price tag of $1,340 — with some strappy heels.
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The pictures are arranged in over one hundred typologies that are presented in a series of interlocking narratives so that they can be read by approaches from either end of each wall.
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In order to purge Latria's imposing master I had to give myself over to facing whatever squid-faced men, man-faced insects, and precarious cliffs its interlocking minarets threw in my path.
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He gifted the "Money" rapper with two quilted Chanel handbags, including one red purse featuring Chanel's classic chevron quilt print and interlocking C's, as well as a classic black double-flap bag.
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You can switch from a Ford to a Honda to a Chevy pretty easily as a consumer, but it's vastly harder to switch away from a software platform with multiple interlocking dependencies.
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Rather, the strengthening process was caused by the steady filtering of corrosive seawater through the concrete over time, which triggered the growth of rare, interlocking minerals that made the material even tougher.
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White women trying to compare their piece of the oppression pie to people of color's completely diminishes the interlocking systems of oppression that Black women face thanks to both sexism and racism.
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It sits just west of where the White Nile River unravels into a web of interlocking tributaries, and is the midway point between the capital and the conflict-scarred town of Bor.
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But there are painful, interlocking identity crises roiling, with young pitted against old and long-simmering resentments against leaders who haven't recognized the pain of globalization or the yearning for national exceptionalism.
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While the Danish company was founded in 1932, it was only during the late 1950s that its current and most famous toy iteration — a brick with interlocking tubes — was created and patented.
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There are six Oeuffice Kapital tables of varying sizes scattered around the place, each made of interlocking pieces of different Italian marbles, the largest of which he uses as a dining table.
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There is also the huge cutout of interlocking circles offering a view to a meditation pavilion, a Venn diagram of, perhaps, the nature of the Brions' love, or a symbol of eternity.
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Instead, he found himself working with pdf copies of myriad maps, forcing him to build the pipeline's pathway on screen as if it were a giant jigsaw, interlocking the pdfs like pieces.
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She argues that doctors will save money overall because they'll be able to dedicate the hours they currently spend billing a swath of interlocking private and public insurance plans to providing care.
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But its interlocking plots hang on coincidences, and its characters seem to exist only to make moral arguments in support of Haggis' big "statement" about why folks in L.A. don't get along.
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Marvel movies, thanks to their 50-plus years of comic book source material and the studio's cinematic release strategy of interlocking films, have figured out how to take advantage of their theatricality.
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John Venn's 19th-century diagram of interlocking circles, itself following medieval symbols of the Holy Trinity, reappears on the 1997 album art for Spiritualized's Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space.
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Directed by the Russo brothers, Infinity War represents the culmination of a decade of Marvel moviemaking and the final piece in Marvel Studios' plan to create a universe of interlocking superhero movies.
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The interlocking relationships are what draw the presidential hopefuls and their aides: They know the voters they greet will pass the word about which candidates came in to other regulars who weren't there.
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With its vast web of interlocking plot lines and characters, it can be hard to keep track of what's happening in Game of Thrones while you're watching it, let alone a year later.
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The Civilization games series has an amazing track record of presenting very complex and interlocking systems in a fun and educating way, including major risk issues such as nuclear war and global warming.
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" It was a title that "Lou Reed liked and later named a song after," In 133, Murray dedicated an elaborate painting of two interlocking "question marks" and called it "L'Amour (For Panic D.J.).
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Ultimately, we were all working for the same prize: a chunky chain that supported two interlocking gold gloves with a diamond set in the middle and our weight classes engraved on the back.
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For example, my necklaces are made of interlocking chains, and instead of making each chain individually, I print the entire necklace in one go — no hooking, assembling, welding, or clamping tiny components together.
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With Loewe, as part of the brand's fall 2017 men's wear line, a new type of ceramic material was used to print chain bracelets that were single interlocking pieces and didn't require assembly.
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Those can include anything from gluing — often using broken cotton swabs — the interlocking gold-plated CC logo onto a button top to using a needle with warm resin to add tiny sparkling crystals.
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Bullough offers in sometimes excessive detail anecdotes of the rich and not-so-famous secreting fortunes, often through webs of interlocking trusts that disguise identity and place assets beyond the reach of governments.
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"We apologize for this inconvenience and are working to improve service," Ms. DeFalco said, noting that the signals and interlocking at 34th Street were being upgraded as part of the authority's capital program.
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What fascinates with Bomberg, always, is how coherent and moving this tortured interlocking of human forms manages to be, even when abstracted in this way, and especially so in "The Mud Bath" (1914).
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Pulliam said he had heard from several people this season who coveted one team-issued item in particular: custom-made Nike Kobe 11s with the Wildcats' interlocking UK logo on the inside heel.
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But after printing countless interlocking NYs, stylized Boston Bs, and weak-chinned Baltimore Orioles, the Buffalo-based hat manufacturer seems to entertain itself by fucking around with some of MLB's most iconic designs.
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"What we have seen, unlike any other administration, is a series of measures that are interlocking," Muzaffar Chishti, director of the Migration Policy Institute's office at New York University School of Law, said.
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CONVERGENCEThe Idea at the Heart of Science: How the Different Disciplines Are Coming Together to Tell One Coherent, Interlocking Story, and Making Science the Basis for Other Forms of KnowledgeBy Peter Watson543 pp.
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One of the early Cuban genres to gain widespread familiarity was the rumba, which evolved from dockworkers banging out rhythms on packing cases into interlocking percussive rhythms with vocals and an accompanying dance.
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Even the mesh upper, shown here in a vivid violet, nods to the concept of infinity, its threads creating a pleasing pattern of interlocking diamonds — and to Andrew's overall vision for the brand.
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We now know that the clock-sized device contained an elaborate collection of some 30 interlocking, spinning gears that controlled dials tracking the Sun, the Moon, eclipses, planets, and the schedule for the Olympics.
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Nazi imagery is the most obvious characteristic of white prison gangs, but they also favour classically European images ranging from four-leafed clovers to the Valknut, a Viking symbol comprised of three interlocking triangles.
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The great exception is "You Can't Break a Woman" ("who don't love you anymore") — scalding in the way that the interlocking guitars bite and McKenna's mournfully defiant voice meshes with the sad, triumphant melody.
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The star-studded film, which features interlocking storylines centered on the holiday (much like director Gary Marshall's previous movies Valentine's Day and New Year's Eve), also includes Jennifer Aniston, Kate Hudson and Jason Sudeikis.
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The title track's confluence of ominous electronic ostinato, heavy guitar crunch, and plinky cowbellesque percussion produces quite the slinky stunner, while "Shotgun" lopes purposefully along, its interlocking rhythm guitar parts barking at each other.
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After spending a few hours with it, it's easy to see why: It combines the sense of discovery in rogue-lites like FTL with the clever, interlocking rules of a card game like Hearthstone.
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Her interlocking guitar parts still often spiral off into every direction at once, sometimes to even gnarlier realms; raga-ish fingerpicking, splatter painted solos, and genteel rhythmic work often share space all at once.
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There are two interlocking things happening here: Republicans think they need to defend their actions with indefensible claims, and think they can make those claims to reporters' faces without being asked to defend them.
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Still, the company he oversees has been criticized for its unusually opaque corporate structure: Thirty-seven interlocking holding companies control over 93 percent of Anbang's shares, while two government-owned companies own the remainder.
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But people are hungry for a movement that addresses these "interlocking" issues, Barber says, and the Poor People's Campaign is laying the foundation to hopefully change policies and give a voice to America's poor.
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After Joseph H. Boardman took over as Amtrak president in 2008, three derailments in Interlocking A and delays caused by other infrastructure failures led him to institute a program aimed at preventing future accidents.
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The artist -- known for his large-scale murals across Miami -- says his work is instantly recognizable because of its "distinctive motif of interlocking and radiating curves" ... which is easily visible in the Guess campaign.
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Up next is the 42-story One South First, an interlocking pair of mixed-use towers that will have 330 rentals, 66 of them affordable, and an outpost of the beloved Bushwick restaurant Roberta's.
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Mr. Xiao might be helping government regulators identify the complex and interlocking web of debts and shareholding ties between Chinese companies that could potentially pose a danger to China's financial stability, Mr. Saich said.
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Here, waves tossed the ice around — grinding it into round plates called pancake ice or pushing thin sheets on top of one another to create an interlocking pattern, a phenomenon known as finger rafting.
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In the early days of Thai cuisine in the United States, when pad Thai and spring rolls were exotic treats, Americans fell hard for the interlocking tastes of lime, fish sauce, chiles and herbs.
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It was a period whose values were forged during the Great Depression, tested in the bloodiest war and expressed most clearly at the personal level by the interlocking virtues of modesty, courage and conviction.
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While its first half is marked by a somberness, with the performers' focus down — the dancers swirl around the stage in interlocking circles like cold machinery — it ends up in a place of resilience.
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Jackson engineered the tables' legs to work entirely by an elaborate system of interlocking parts, so that no tools or screws are needed to take the table apart or put it back together again.
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Directed by the Russo brothers, Infinity War represents the culmination of a decade of Marvel moviemaking and the final piece in Marvel Studios' cinematic plan to create a universe of interlocking, connected superhero movies.
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And while the combat may look like side-scrolling RPG, it's a set of simple, interlocking systems of movement, damage, and buffs/debuffs that combines into something as interesting and, yes, tactical as XCOM 21983.
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And not merely at the polls: They had helped to finance and organize an interlocking network of think tanks, academic programs and news media outlets that far exceeded anything the liberal opposition could put together.
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He is the brains behind The Interlace in Singapore, a residential development with a unique interlocking tier structure built by CapitaLand, that won the Building of the Year award at last year's World Architecture Festival.
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"If I'm a US company," Skuba says, "I look at this national emergency ban, and it says I should be very careful to do business with any companies that have significant interlocking relationships with China."
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The classic Rouge Pur Couture lipstick, with its sleek gold tube, rich texture and pigments, and inimitable interlocking letters (a Y and an S and an L) etched right into the bullet, is particularly special.
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From the Arctic to the Black Sea, Moscow exercised some 100,000 troops in a series of interlocking drills that some NATO officials said tested Russia's ability to wage war on the West, NATO officials said.
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The world's second-largest operator of visitor attractions after Disney said on Friday the deal would give it greater scope for "significant, long-term investment" as the Danish interlocking plastic-brick maker expands in China.
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The latest teaser for Avengers: Infinity War debuted during the Super Bowl tonight, and features all your favorite heroes from the various Marvel properties that have been piling and interlocking for the last 10 years.
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"For really rich people, rather than a single shell company, you have interlocking networks where company A owns company B, which owns company C, which owns an art collection or a big mansion," Sharman says.
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This tune is unequivocally the best song off his lately released fifth record Summer 08: the interlocking bouncing bass line and the Blur-like guitars combined with Mount's melancholy topline offers a classic Metronomy combo.
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It's a gamble as fans of the British label digest the unfamiliar monogram - a motif of interlocking "Ts" and "Bs" in a nod to founder Thomas Burberry - splashed onto everything from hoodies to high heels.
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The NW feels a bit like Jenga, with all of those interlocking shorter words, and the SE has the unfortunate plural HYSONS, which I personally accepted only because I had actually had hyson tea before.
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Visible as the camera panned across were a pile of charred timbers, all that remains of the attic's interlocking wooden beams, and great gaping holes in the vault, caused in part by the spire's fall.
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"We have a captive audience," said Omar Laurencin, the owner of Coinless Laundry in Detroit, for which the coalition has helped to provide desks, chairs and interlocking foam floor mats where children relax and read.
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The opening "Heart Attack" jitters over a rattling tapestry of interlocking rhythms, a cluster synth drums banging against each other and making a racket, while the keyboards and strings remain calm; things unravel from there.
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He has purposely left the sides of each painting spare with just a lightly, scraped-down color so the viewer's eye is forced right to the center, where the composition is filled with interlocking shapes.
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We got a glimpse into the album at the same time with its first single, "I've Been Lost for So Long," a consummate American Football track with resonant, interlocking guitars backing Mike Kinsella's gentle melodies.
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His war reporting from Sarajevo during the Bosnian war provided material for the labyrinthine "State of Siege" (1995), a series of interlocking narratives, one of which transposes the horror of the besieged city to Paris.
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A Wanda insider said Mr. Xiao might be laying out for government regulators the complex and interlocking web of debts and shareholding ties among many companies that could pose a danger to China's financial stability.
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Mr. Saich said that Mr. Xiao might be laying out for government regulators the complex and interlocking web of debts and shareholding ties among many companies that could pose a danger to China's financial stability.
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But industry sources had warned that Boeing risked leaving Dubai without resolving the critical set of interlocking deals with Emirates, the industry's largest customer for wide-body jets and the backbone for the 777X programme.
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Last year, Fox and Wang, both design professors at the California College of the Arts, got some press attention for their subversive Trump logo of interlocking Ts that manifest a negative image of a swastika.
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In the midst of its glass bowls and its marble and bronze sculptures the Antikythera wreck also brought to light a complex computing mechanism, with interlocking gears, that seems far in advance of its time.
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"Uh Uh" hops over bass, piano, and staccato drums, each scrambling to play the fastest, each element offsetting another, while "Jethro" moves to the sway of ascending bass and descending keyboards interlocking in unpredictable ways.
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It fits the wearer perfectly, covering the skin with interlocking nodes like the plumes of a bird, is hard and protective like a lizard's armor, and is elegantly shaped like the petals of a flower.
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Designed to be worn individually or stacked via interlocking points, the rings were inspired by the look of lace, says Ducas, a mom of four whose flagship boutique, Annoushka, is located in London's fine jewelry center.
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But of course, all of that is an interlocking system that depends on customers buying an increasing amount of products from Amazon, and the company thinks one-day shipping will give it an even tighter grip.
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For many of us who associated wealth and success with interlocking C's, F's and LV's, to see the sublime blankness of a Kate Spade backpack or shoulder bag was like waking up from a boring dream.
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The Trump team reflects a consistent preference for judging people based on personal loyalty rather than suitability for the job at hand, leading naturally to a structure of interlocking fiefdoms rather than a coherent, competent team.
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Rihanna's latest #OOTD shot show her wearing a pair of socks that cost more than most people's rent: the newly available Gucci Knit socks featuring a crystal interlocking G pattern and a price tag of $1,340.
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Elon Musk has sold millions of dollars of branded hats and flamethrowers, and now, he says his Boring Company will sell "interlocking bricks" made from the rock that its tunnel-creating machines excavate from the ground.
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Why it matters: Insuring AVs is an unprecedented insurance challenge, as they will generate huge volumes of data from a variety of parts and will be comprised of complex systems that share responsibility in interlocking ways.
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Because the companies would have continued to be competitors, the Justice Department said it was concerned that ICAP's ability to nominate a Tullett Prebon board member would have violated the Clayton Act provision on interlocking directorates.
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As the United States and the international community grapple with interlocking crises in the Middle East and nearby parts of Africa and Asia, we must reserve a special priority for helping Tunisia achieve a strategic victory.
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Instead of telling the potential client that that would be illegal, the firm wrote back that it had "effective solutions" for the problem, involving interlocking and anonymous offshore accounts, a private foundation and a shell corporation.
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At its most traditional, a pounding surdo beat provides the underlying structure for each piece, with musicians often layering interlocking rhythms composed of claps, hand drums, and other percussive instrumentation in stiff syncopation above the beat.
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Still, even as a season one skeptic who quickly grew tired of the show's dependence on interlocking (and ultimately unsatisfying) puzzles, I'll admit that "Journey Into Night" gave me more to like than I was expecting.
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Made up of two brothers and two pals, Melbourne-based band Redspencer plough a decidedly 60s-indebted furrow—all hazy harmonies and interlocking guitar lines—with just a pinch of early Blur at their most melancholic.
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Together, they laid out the large wall mosaic tiles on the floor like an interlocking puzzle, so she could see the full-scale design and make any changes (she added more gold leaves and some highlights).
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And the Marvel Cinematic Universe is uniquely suited for our binge-watch culture: with its recurring characters, multimovie story lines, copious Easter eggs, and interlocking post-credit puzzle pieces, it demands that fans consume it all.
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Both of these tasks land firmly within Whedon's usual wheelhouse — as we've seen at Marvel, where his bantering and bombastic take on The Avengers became the linchpin for the studio's ongoing web of interlocking superhero stories.
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The image mainly includes the backs of marchers' heads and a banner with interlocking male and female symbols: not really much to look at, though the photograph is historical in terms of the event it commemorates.
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To this already arresting premise, Seberg adds an interlocking storyline about a fictional FBI agent, Jack, who is part of the team surveilling Jean, but feels increasingly uneasy about the agency's campaign of sabotage against her.
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While it is tempting to think of the place as engineered with the taut economy of a yacht interior, the house more accurately evokes a puzzle, one whose interlocking pieces seamlessly, and seemingly inevitably, fit together.
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It's less a song than a bit of slow-motion vertigo: a whorl of overlapping, interlocking instruments and Lalin St. Juste's multilayered vocals, with a three-beat pulse and no clear boundaries between loops and improvisation.
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The squat, abstract piece, waist-high and hefty as a boulder, features two interlocking, acid-green ceramic forms that undulate like the hills of a lush volcanic island, perched on a curved steel-and-wood foot.
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Ms. Raine (whose wonderful "Tribes" was an Off Broadway hit in 2012) depicts an interlocking set of couples driven by primal instincts, who abuse the so-called privileges of marriage in ways that include spousal rape.
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These insider critics think now would be an ideal time to deploy what until recently was America's greatest, global competitive advantage: its international, interlocking system of allies and alliances, both informal and those formalized by treaty.
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In all of these ways, low-income students irrespective of racial background are faced with a set of interlocking federal policies and budget disinvestments that threaten to impede progress for millions of children throughout our country.
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But industry sources had warned that Boeing had risked leaving Dubai without resolving the critical set of interlocking deals with Emirates, the industry's largest customer for wide-body jets and the backbone for the 777X program.
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He spent that year telling anyone who would listen about the fact that a mere 49 banks were trustees of $135 billion and held 768 "interlocking directorships" with 53 of the country's largest 500 industrial corporations.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe isn't good just because it has amazing special effects and jaw-dropping stunts or a system of interlocking movies; its magic stems from Marvel finding a way to make its superheroes human.
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In the three 19th-century crests, the brows are carefully incised with rolling waves, in the case of the Menil's example; interlocking diamonds in the Smithsonian's; and a modified checkerboard pattern in the privately owned specimen.
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The interlocking corporate platforms on the internet today are so entrenched that many of us have forgotten a time before blogging meant logging in to Medium with Google and sharing our posts on Facebook and Twitter.
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The Pyeongchang production, as you might expect, includes more Olympic-themed animations, like a gyrating snowboarder and those iconic interlocking rings, all made possible by careful coding, and the four billion color combinations enabled by onboard LEDs.
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Richard Powers' novel The Overstory believes strongly in the power of nature — trees specifically — which is clear in the way its characters are all propelled through interlocking narratives by the trees which have profoundly affected their lives.
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Electric vehicle infrastructure giant ChargePoint is using some of its recent $240 million fundraising haul to position itself for interlocking changes that await: the electrification of different types of vehicle fleets and the rise of autonomous tech.
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"Three interlocking elements — a suspended denial order, the $400 million in escrow, and a compliance team selected by and answerable to the Department — will allow the Department to protect US national security," Ross said in a statement.
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Across seven instrumental pieces, they utilize familiar materials—interlocking synth lines and ghostly melodies—to craft spacious and anxious pieces that rumble with the hallucinatory plodding energy of dub, but without any of the general posi vibes.
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The interlocking "L" and "V" imprinted on the leather of Louis Vuitton bags are instantly recognizable both to those who can afford to spend thousands of dollars on a handbag and to those who wish they could.
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As it turns out, "disgust" is relative—yet another of the half-million interlocking social constructs which impede our desires, enrich various wealthy profiteers and, in this particular instance, prevent us from dining on diseased rat carcasses.
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Without giving anything away, the ending could be polarizing, but it's built in part on the trust Marvel enjoys with its fan base, established through the long game the company plays with its interlocking series of movies.
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The F.E.C.'s investigation provides a look — although a partial and dated one — into the interlocking networks of political non-profits on the right, through which vast sums of money flow each election cycle with little disclosure.
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By defining the planes along the bottom edge as parallelograms, and the ones along the top as interlocking flat shapes pressing against the picture plane, Stack both echoes and contradicts compositional devices used to establish a landscape.
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"Nobody" nevertheless differs from its peers by going deeper into civic history: It examines the interlocking mechanisms that systematically disadvantage "those marked as poor, black, brown, immigrant, queer, or trans" — those, in Hill's words, who are Nobodies.
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They are not using that tool, and consequently, they are flying blind — voting for a series of interlocking changes that will drastically impact tens of millions of people's lives with no idea what is going to happen.
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Musicians aren't always great writers, but this memoir by the jazz pianist Fred Hersch succeeds because it functions as two interlocking coming-of-age stories: the arc of the author's musical development and a reckoning with sexuality.
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He began by searching for snow that is solid, but not too dense, and is found where the wind has blown across the barren landscape interlocking the fine ice crystals into a compact stratum several feet thick.
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A few years later, she replaced the venetian blinds with black shutters, swapped the nickel pulls and plumbing fixtures for brass ones, and repainted the floor with a pattern of interlocking hexagons in two shades of blue.
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When it came to telescopes, his idea—refined in papers as early as 1977—was to abandon one concave blank of glass for many interlocking mirror tiles, subtly shaped and angled, which would combine to make one surface.
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President Franklin Delano Roosevelt outlined the interlocking nature of liberties in his famous 1941 Four Freedoms speech, in which he imagined a world premised on freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from fear and freedom from want.
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Focusing on the interlocking shapes suggested by the black-and-white photograph, he uses a palette dominated by greens, browns, and yellows — colors associated with the camouflage uniform worn by Farley, as well as with plants and earth.
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Cinefamily, Alamo Drafthouse, Ain't It Cool News and Fantastic Fest, Screen Junkies — all of these spaces, once at the center of some of the interlocking communities that make up the broader cinephile world, have been rocked by scandal.
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There's also a large symbol on the map, two interlocking hexagons that look almost identical to the symbol found in the secret drone host facility that Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) and Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson) visited earlier this season.
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The bottle includes a label design that features a tie combining the Union Jack and the Star & Stripes as one — and has two interlocking male and female symbols "to reflect the strength and support they give each other".
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Justice said on Thursday that a restructuring of Tullett Prebon Plc's proposed $1.5 billion acquisition of ICAP Plc's voice-broking business addresses its concerns that the deal would create an interlocking directorate.
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At the heart of the governance conundrum are the interlocking shareholdings among group companies held by their founding families, which mean that if one affiliate goes insolvent, another affiliate will often be forced to come to the rescue.
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In the United States, companies moving into the digital health sector are faced with an interlocking and sometimes overlapping regime of federal, state and sometimes local regulatory bodies, and should expect to expend significant resources on regulatory compliance.
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His Nobel Prize-winning discovery, which he shared with Richard E. Smalley and Robert F. Curl Jr. of Rice University in Houston, was the Buckminsterfullerene molecule, a cage of 60 carbon atoms made of interlocking pentagons and hexagons.
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In one of those galleries, a monumental Richard Serra walk-through sculpture of slope-walled, interlocking steel ellipses (on view for the next few years) can be seen through sidewalk-level windows near the new Howard Street entrance.
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The third option is that "soul mates" and "people to have fun with" are not mutually exclusive, and that our relationships with our partners, our friends, and ourselves should all play key and interlocking roles in our lives.
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The web of interlocking narratives, as told through both 19th- and 21st-century works, allow for a more nuanced understanding of both the country's modern history and the ways in which photos construct and perpetuate points of view.
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From the surface, it looks to be just a few glitched and twisted loops interlocking together, with Earl cautiously chatting over top in a way that can often be described as agnostic to the existence of the beat.
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Last May, after the publicity over the Golden State Killer arrest, Parabon began offering its hundreds of clients a $3,500 add-on service in which Ms. Moore or another genetic genealogist builds a series of interlocking family trees.
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There were pop-ups such as the couple Le'Genevieve Squires and Brittiany Peeler's Relish Catering curated by the group FoodLab Detroit; dinners by visiting chefs; a Food Justice Network Gathering by the group Interlocking Roots for the Q.T.B.I.P.o.
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What White achieves, quite effectively, is illustrating the interlocking timeline as one pioneering show gradually led to the next -- how "Ellen" helped pave the way for "Will & Grace," which in turn allowed for "Modern Family," and so on.
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And so now it's the turn of a new decade, and Gucci's snake logos, butterflies, wolves, interlocking G-tights, clashing colors, textiles, and fabrics — once considered emblematic of the brand's "outdatedness" — has become a signature of the time.
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With the final hours of the two-week gathering still mired in multiple interlocking disputes over how to implement the 2015 Paris Agreement on global warming, Chile, presiding over the talks, tried to inject a note of optimism.
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Scott Burton (1939-19733), whose gifted life was cut short by AIDS, was one of the first Americans to exploit this in-between space, as evidenced here by a table made of two massive pieces of interlocking granite.
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However, there were no immediate signs that Dubai's Emirates was ready to finalize a provisional order for 40 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, part of a complex set of interlocking deals driving fleet changes at the world's largest international airline.
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However, there were no immediate signs that Dubai's Emirates was ready to finalise a provisional order for 40 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, part of a complex set of interlocking deals driving fleet changes at the world's largest international airline.
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That order would be founded on an interlocking of multilateral arrangements — including the United Nations, the Bretton Woods institutions, and a global trade system — within which sovereign nations could reconcile differences, pursue shared prosperity, and defend domestic liberty.
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What we have instead is a dizzying array of interlocking markets that function (or don't) to meet consumer demand for specific goods and services, and a vast body of law that defines these markets and regulates their operation.
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The airport, built on reclaimed land around an offshore island and reached by train or a highway over interlocking bridges, was forced to close last week and hundreds of flights were cancelled or rescheduled when protesters and police clashed.
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The redesign, with a pattern of interlocking "Ts" and "Bs" from the initials of founder Thomas Burberry, was a gamble in an industry saturated with logos at a time when brands are jostling for visibility, especially on social media.
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Kotkin proposes a series of interlocking arguments to explain the Stalinist outcome: the conspiratorial rigidity of Bolshevism; the state's total domination of life in the absence of private property; the peculiar personality of Stalin; and the pressures of geopolitics.
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The reality star donned her mother's off-white Chanel one-piece which featured a pair of black interlocking Cs across the bust and a thong bottom, making Kylie the latest celeb to jump on this rear-baring summer trend.
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Mike Pence as his running mate, the campaign adorned a fundraising email with a simple "TRUMP" atop a "PENCE," ditching an American flag-inspired interlocking T and P logo that attracted the attention of Trump critics and supporters alike.
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Much of the music is made up of breathtakingly complex and fragile interlocking rhythms that are shared between the players, who, in the course of 15 years of professional ensemble playing, seem to have developed telepathic powers of communication.
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Admittedly goofy and a tad sensational, Åkerlund's Lords of Chaos refuses to consider deeply the lingering problems of the scene's pernicious politics or their musical legacy and, instead, humanizes its characters by creating a series of interlocking love triangles.
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The season's interlocking, character-specific episodes were supposed to come together to tell a single story from multiple angles, but it wound up feeling more like trying to read a choose-your-own-adventure novel from cover to cover.
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Half the songs have no melodic elements at all, instead constructing a sharper, heavier, more uncompromising sound from only the interlocking of various discordant electronic drums and her own voice; it's irresistible even as it's hard to listen to.
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If the Clinton campaign emails have taught us anything, it is that she and her team, while not hugely creative, are prudent, calculating and able to create a web of interlocking networks that they can mobilize for a cause.
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Shade names like Peppermint Mocha, Frosty, and Mistletoe add a fun, festive element to your beauty stash, and the interlocking design makes them ideal for travel if you're looking to make the most of an already-crowded makeup bag.
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Rendered in felt-tip on synthetic animal hide, like a jazzed-up prehistoric work, it presents the implicitly moral Haring universe with figures and symbols signifying love and war, life and death, the satanic and the religious, all interlocking.
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This time, it was the city of Tel Aviv that made an attempt to build the tallest Lego tower — or, officially, the tallest structure built with interlocking plastic bricks, not all of them made by the Danish toy giant.
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"It looks what we have now is a sort of double siege – two interlocking, yin-and-yang zones of control each served by a single semi-passable supply route," said Sam Heller, a Beirut-based analyst focused on Syria.
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Inasmuch as it was intellectual at all, it was a heap of ideas crushed into coherence like scrap iron in a junkyard compressor: an ideological fabrication, knocked together out of many insecurely interlocking bits of corporate, authoritarian, and totalitarian traditions.
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With an update to the original collection, the two new designs are interlocking, stackable and very sparkly crown-shaped rings in pink hues, both crafted in 18 carat gold, the rings are hand-set with 72 rubies and sapphires, respectively.
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"Mastercard has had the great fortune of being represented by two interlocking circles, one red, one yellow, since its founding in 1977," Michael Beirut, a partner at the design firm Pentagram, which designed the new logo, said in a statement.
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"With interlocking teeth, the fish go from having one sharp tooth that can crack a nut or cut through flesh to a whole battery of teeth," said Karly Cohen, study co-author and a University of Washington biology doctoral student.
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Connection Bracelet, available at AUrate, $300If you're looking for something sweet that will remind her of you, the Connection Bracelet with two interlocking loops on a 14-karat gold chain (white, yellow, or rose) is meant to symbolize connection and harmony.
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With its tightly interlocking scales glistening against the torch light, it looks prehistoric, but with its little ears and long nose and tongue that it uses to find one ant and termite mound after the other, it also looks harmless.
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First there was the hat, then the 'not a flamethrower,' and now Musk has said that the company will produce and sell large, "lifesize" interlocking bricks created using rock collected while the company's boring machines dig out tunnels under the earth.
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It's a story about how he became the guy Luke Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi met in Mos Eisley Cantina, but that doesn't mean staging an interlocking series of events that lead up to that moment, as the prequels did.
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Those "Easter egg" during the credit sequences serve to lure people from one movie to the next, an interlocking approach that turns each film into a promotional ambassador for the larger Marvel brand, while enlisting fans as marketing foot soldiers.
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Washington (CNN)Six days before the crucial first presidential debate, Donald Trump is using a spate of bombings and stabbings to build an interlocking argument on two issues where he thinks tough talk gives him a winning hand -- immigration and terrorism.
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Indeed, Pose, at one time, was to be a straightforward fictional adaptation of Paris, until Murphy purchased a script from writer Steven Canals, which was also about '80s drag ball culture and interlocking themes of race, gender, economics, and sexuality.
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The sharp pain of stepping on one of those interlocking plastic bricks is so widely known that Lego itself teamed up with a French advertising agency in 2015 to create padded slippers that protect parents from Lego-related sole injuries.
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"It's composed of a number of interlocking ridges or rings that makes it look like a number of S's connected to each other for 8 to 12 inches," says Barbara Durrant, director of reproductive sciences at the San Diego Zoo.
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While we spoke, and I jotted down notes, Sadek took hold of my necklace—a long chain with two interlocking pieces of clay—and began pulling it toward him as far as it would stretch, about a foot from my chest.
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"If you're going to deal with these issues you're going to have to deal with them from an interlocking perspective and not just one at a time," Barber, who is a co-founder of the Poor People's Campaign, told Hill.
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One immediate result was the creation of the legendary leafy suburban America—thanks to the interlocking subventions of the Interstate Highway System, created under the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956, and government-sponsored mortgage financing of single-family homes.
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To his left, a mix-and-match set of interlocking fences slices into the distance, this one 603 feet high, this one 260 feet high, this one a metal mesh, this one a vertical grille, section after section after section.
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No tourist museum, it is a thriving set of interlocking neighborhoods reflecting the city's cultural and religious diversity, where a shop selling classic Syrian crafts and antiques might be next door to ones selling toothpaste and detergents, or lingerie and sweatsuits.
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Plans were soon underway to seed, first, three interlocking co-ops: an urban farm, a catering company named in honor of Lumumba's wife, Nubia, who died in 2003, and a composting company to recycle the caterers' waste back into the farm.
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Juggling diverging investor demands is nothing new at Europe's No. 3 insurer, which has long been at the heart of a tangle of cross-shareholdings interlocking the elite of Italian finance, but until now disputes have been all-Italian affairs.
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Opinion Columnist Of all the interlocking mysteries of the Trump-Russia scandal, one that I've found particularly perplexing is the utter servility of congressional Republicans before a president many of them hate and believe to be compromised by a foreign power.
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The sculptor builds sets, à la Alexander Calder, who lent an eerie sensibility to Erik Satie's 1936 voice and orchestra piece "Socrate" with his simple backdrop: a red disc, interlocking steel hoops, a black-and-white rectangle and a turquoise screen.
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Two tall armatures of interlocking steel rectangles, the taller of them rising more than 19723 feet, support heavy orbs of different-colored marble; some of the balls perch precariously on the steel frames, while others, head-scratchingly, are squinched between them.
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The machinations are often dizzying in their interlocking complexities, but always utterly absorbing — though readers may well want to refamiliarize themselves with the first book, or with the author's own primer on the subject, before diving in to this one.
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Two tall armatures of interlocking steel rectangles, the taller of them rising more than 20073 feet, support heavy orbs of different-colored marble; some of the balls perch precariously on the steel frames, while others, head-scratchingly, are squinched between them.
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The location is hardly secret, since the CST's logo, two interlocking circles with diamonds, can be seen in aerial photos, carved into the high desert scrub, ostensibly to help guide Hubbard's spirit back to its new body—whenever that happens.
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Ms. Park's dramatic downfall capped months of turmoil and intrigue, as huge crowds took to the streets to protest a sprawling corruption scandal that shook the interlocking worlds of government and business — including the leadership of Samsung, the nation's largest conglomerate.
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Mr. Parscale has declined to provide detailed accounting of his network of interlocking businesses, and has told associates he follows Mr. Trump's directive, relayed through Ms. McDaniel, that he make no more than $700,000 or $800,000 for his campaign work.
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Second Lt. Justin Smith, their platoon leader, put Molano at one corner and a second man with an M240 at another, with their machine guns angled back toward each other so their fire could create an interlocking zone of flying lead.
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"Beta Blocker" is the most stolid of the four, a vertical shaft composed of two interlocking rectangular forms, one painted a bone white and the other covered in black-and-white streaks — vertical and horizontal patterns divided into chevrons and triangles.
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The "right interlocking pieces of the system" will need to be addressed and she said the association looks forward to talking with the administration during the public comment period to make sure the right process will be put in place.
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Two tall armatures of interlocking steel rectangles, the taller of them rising more than 18 feet, support heavy orbs of different-colored marble; some of the balls perch precariously on the steel frames, while others, head-scratchingly, are squinched between them.
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The forms may be shaded to suggest a slightly convex volumetric surface, as in "Ta-Da" and "Wizard," or flat and folded planes, as in "Meditative Moment," or layered and interlocking sheets, as in "Rockin' the Boat" (all works on paper dated 2018).
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Eleven Eleven is a series of six interlocking stories set during the last 11 minutes and 11 seconds of life on a planet called Kairos Linea, which is about to be bombed into oblivion while its corporate overlords escape to a space station.
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These include the interlocking circles of his "Iridescent Interpenetration" watercolor studies (21948-21951) and a stark drawing in black ink on cardboard for a light show he staged in 219 to accompany a performance of Igor Stravinsky's 21952 orchestral work, Fireworks (Feu d'artifice).
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Image by Jim CookeThe ever-expanding operations of Uber are defined by two interlocking and zealously guarded sets of information: the things the world-dominating ride-hailing company knows about you, and the things it doesn't want you to know about it.
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To virtually everyone who sets eyes on it, the painting comes off as a hard-edged abstraction made from two interlocking shapes, one black and one blue, but the blue shape is actually the negative space bounded by the bicep, forearm and hammer.
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At no point did he mention the labor movement, or offshoring, or redlining, or race riots, or white flight, or "managed bankruptcy," or gentrification, or any of the other myriad interlocking factors that a modern history of the city should necessarily touch on.
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The art that was made here was impractical, unsalable, virtually inaccessible, but profoundly important for the interlocking strings of friends who made it, and who would coalesce around the spirit of its making to illuminate a path through the dark days ahead.
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Its first act promises two interlocking character journeys with rich thematic potential: one of a woman realizing her rage at what has been done to her, and one of a man facing up to the mistakes he made with the best of intentions.
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According to docs obtained by TMZ ... Michael's merch firm, Triumph International, recently filed renewal paperwork for its logo -- an interlocking MJ with a crown on top -- so they can continue to splash it over phone accessories, merch, CD cases and ... music recordings!
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You can start to sketch out the shifts in Indian power and prestige from the earliest Rajasthani paintings here: flat compositions from the mid-16th century, making use of bold swaths of red and yellow, and packed with interlocking soldiers and elephants.
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Editorial Apart from creating economic turmoil, Britain's calamitous vote to leave the European Union could have no less profound foreign policy consequences, weakening the interlocking web of Western institutions and alliances that have helped guarantee international peace and stability for 70 years.
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My goal was to make each of the longer entries in both the five stacked Across answers and the four interlocking Down answers interesting, as well as to stay away from proper names, as I had had a habit of overusing them.
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Ms. Leeds acknowledged that contractors spent many hours working on the Moynihan project but added that the engineering department had other priorities than working in Interlocking A in recent years, such as fixing the East River tunnels that were damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
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"And while the show had its visual side — two women came out and invited audience members to bump and grind onstage with them — it was the intense interlocking of instruments, feeding off Diblo's guitar figures, that kept the music effective," Mr. Watrous added.
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And that has legal experts across the ideological spectrum warning that the president's categorical opposition to what he sees as partisan meddling could create a constitutional crisis — an impasse that the allocation of interlocking powers and responsibilities by the framers cannot solve.
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Last Chance In "Into the Woods," Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine peered beyond the "happily ever after" of the musical's interlocking fairy tales, and the picture wasn't always pretty: The prince, who proved unfaithful, admitted he was raised to be charming, not sincere.
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The sprawling "Bachelor" media empire gives viewers the opportunity to process the show's disturbing machinations through constant meta-discussion — there are recaps, podcasts, fantasy leagues, spoiler blogs, Twitter hashtags, cast memoirs, message boards, hundreds of interlocking contestant Instagram presences and now, merman portraiture.
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From the collectable accessories that became the brand's bread and butter – think horsebit loafers, three-stripe trainers and interlocking GG belts – to wider aesthetic hallmarks like vintage, maximalism and a breakdown of gender boundaries, maybe Michele feels restricted by his own creations.
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I, for one, thought that my marching days were over, but in today's chaotic, scary political context, my boots are ready to go and my brain is in overdrive as I consider how to resist the interlocking oppressions that mark our society today.
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Ultimately the reorganization is meant, quite literally, to meet readers where they live: Covering the enormously complex Rube Goldberg machine that is the health care system means covering how those interlocking dynamics shape each other — and the lives of ordinary people they touch.
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The blurring, interlocking, continent-hopping ingredients reflect all of the cultures that have collided to form what Mexico is: the indigenous people who occupied the land first, the European invaders who forced their way in, immigrants from the Middle East and Asia.
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"[W]e are actively committed to struggling against racial, sexual, heterosexual, and class oppression, and see as our particular task the development of integrated analysis and practice based upon the fact that the major systems of oppression are interlocking," it read in part.
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Shares in the London-listed pay-TV business closed up 0.3 percent at 753 pounds on Friday ahead of what is the climax to two lengthy and interlocking takeover fights for both Fox and Sky that are set to reshape the entertainment sector.
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The beats — tightly wound music boxes of such clicking, interlocking elements as organ sweat, spiraling piano lines, swaying percussion, and precisely timed shrieks and squeals — feel dirty, intricate, delectable, full of weird stuff to listen to; they're about layers rather than surface.
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And the movie's creative shortcomings -- which are not insignificant -- coupled with the challenge of sustaining a massive interlocking "cinematic universe" suggest the major casualties suffered in "Endgame" have left holes in Marvel's merry marching society, which will require a little time to absorb and recover.
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But as impressive an engineering feat as the real car is, as someone who's been building with Lego my entire life, I can't even begin to wrap my head around the logistics of recreating a working Chiron using over a million interlocking plastic pieces.
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A vision of the farther shore loomed up at the horizon, and she could see the land, solid walls of interlocking buildings to the shore, and the moving lights of machines building higher, higher, and the endless marching ants that were uncountable mobs of people.
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