"Levitate levitate levitate," the Miami Hurricanes tweeted along with a photo of Walker and Silver.
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"Until I levitate, I have work to do," he said.
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She'd reappear in the audience and levitate over the crowd.
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R&S will release Lone's seventh album, Levitate, on May 27.
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Can you actually set things on fire or levitate using qigong?
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Other investors include Swiss Post, Sony Innovation Fund and Levitate Capital.
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If you levitate, are you aware of being in the air?
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Its bulk would levitate and hover 300 feet off the ground.
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A carousel turns; vitrines slowly levitate; cheerleaders wield sparkly pom-poms.
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And there's the whole thing about how to make those pods levitate.
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Levitate is Cutler's tribute to a time and scene he'll never know.
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I think someday I am going to learn to levitate on it.
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Or at least, it's bouncing around the street in an attempt to levitate.
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A previously unreachable door, for example, becomes easily accessible once Jesse can levitate.
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Hungry City 11 Photos View Slide Show ' The bread looks ready to levitate.
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Acoustic levitation is what it sounds like: using sound waves to levitate objects.
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If plants could self-water and levitate, she'd be out of a job.
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Brooks just launched its most "reinvented" running shoe, called the Levitate, in September.
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The plows "can't levitate above the traffic," he said earlier in the day.
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A food channel asked if I could make a cupcake that could levitate.
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"I believe in other things which make you levitate, or which lighten you."
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She seems to almost levitate — and we can't help but smile at the idea.
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If it's still, the capsule does not levitate: it rests normally on the track.
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Matt Cutler is tapping into the past with Levitate, his seventh LP as Lone.
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Like its maglev trains, Japan's economy must build up velocity before it can levitate.
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The Swiss Post, Sony Innovation Fund and Levitate Capital also participated in the round.
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Snakes could go around things, trees could grow, glass could melt, things could levitate.
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Albert Stubblebine, admitted that his goal in meditation was to learn how to levitate.
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It's just as we suspected: Kate Middleton has been able to levitate this whole time.
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"So, I read about this guy who made sushi levitate …" I sit right back down.
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"There's so much static between the sheets that they levitate in the stacker," Slattery said.
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Unlike the others, HTT utilizes a magnetic technology that allows its capsules to levitate and move.
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In May, HTT unveiled the magnetic technology that will allow the pods to levitate and move.
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Jesse is gifted with abilities that allow her to levitate or launch items into the air.
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But HTT says it is the only one utilizing magnetic technology that allows capsules to levitate.
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If we can get new design technology to levitate a ball field, a floating ball field.
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You needed, like, tons of liquid nitrogen to fuel the thing to get it to levitate.
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The track "untiled 07 | levitate" plays throughout the clip, shot on vintage film by director Nabil Elderkin.
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Levitate, Skin, and Good Luck and Do Your Best are all available on major streaming services now.
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For the newest model, he worked with Crealev to design a way for the cloud to levitate.
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During his exorcisms, the chair would allegedly rock on its own, levitate, and even vanish and reappear.
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If I found I could stop bullets and levitate things, I'd be pretty eager to learn more.
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They seem to levitate, delicately shaded on their undersides and glowing on top, as if harboring concealed lights.
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If all goes according to plan, sleds will levitate and carry pods in a test later this year.
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I can't wait to find out whether or not the rest of Levitate moves at this frenetic pace.
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He created an industrial-age club chair that, reduced to its metal frame, seemed to levitate in space.
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Early next year, Lloyd said, they'll have their "Kitty Hawk moment," aiming to levitate a pod inside a tunnel.
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Instead of moving on wheels like a train, the hyperloop will levitate magnetically, allowing it to avoid more resistance.
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Then, centrists who used to fear Warren was the end of the party are starting to levitate towards her.
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London Theater Reviews LONDON — When's the last time it felt as if an entire theater were about to levitate?
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Then, although he'd just had real trouble walking, he seemed to levitate about three inches off of the floor.
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"I wanted the design on the side of her head to literally levitate, to exist above everything else," he says.
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The $329 Mars speaker from Crazybaby isn't the best sounding Bluetooth speaker out there, but not many others can levitate.
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" Celebs are like, "This fever has caused me to levitate out of myself and become a pure purveyor of products.
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He has been making sculptures magnetically levitate since 1987, and continues to push the medium through to the modern day.
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I wanted to give people the chance to escape, levitate and in a way infiltrate the life of this camper.
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As a result, these raucous, effervescent, light-filled, paint-spattered, surprisingly solid colored pencil sketches seem to levitate off the wall.
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"I spend anywhere between 10 and 20 hours a week on Levitate, depending on how many orders I get," says Potter.
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Light from a Saturn-shaped lamp crested and receded, its rings locked into support pillars that appeared to make it levitate.
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Baby Yoda is using the Force, and it doesn't just freeze the creature from charging into Mando, but makes it levitate.
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There were also some less scientific theories, such as acoustic levitation—the belief that sound can cause heavy objects to levitate.
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The music troughs and peaks with sub bass beats that levitate into moments of sublime celestial beauty carried by Kreslina's falsetto.
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Hanging on a rack in the sanctumlike salon where clients go for fittings, the samples appear so light as to levitate.
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Hyperloop's pods will be propelled by an electric motor and the magnetic field created by permanent magnets will help the capsules levitate.
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Play it enough times and you'll likely not only be able to levitate but also make a perfect omelette while in midair.
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Here, the researchers were able to levitate a sphere that's 3.6-times larger than the 14-millimeter wavelength used in the experiment.
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"At the moment, we can only levitate the object at a fixed position in space," Marco Andrade said in a statement Phys.org.
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Rochelle, the black witch in that classic, needs her friends to levitate, but Carmen does so on her own — simply by sleeping.
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Two arrays of 20 neodymium magnets (the strongest type of magnet commercially available) allow it to levitate above the aluminum-plated track.
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Since the system doesn't take power to levitate the car, it's much easier to build larger versions of the system as needed.
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But while they got their hyperloop pod to levitate, the team ultimately didn't win Musk's international contest to produce the fastest machine.
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And while rave music's always exerted an influence on Cutler, it's never been more prominent or forceful than it is on Levitate.
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Soon to be found in a Brookstone near you, the OvRcharge is a wireless charger than can levitate your smartphone using magnets.
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Many teams used magnets or air bearings to make the pod levitate inside the tube, further cutting down any barriers to speed.
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And such is the uplift that the revellers at the Troubadour, too, begin to levitate; we watch their feet leave the ground.
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The team used one laser to levitate the nanodumbell in place and a second to carefully apply torque to begin the rotation.
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Maglev technology would levitate the pods to reduce friction in the city-to-city system, which would be fully autonomous and electric powered.
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During summers on Mars, the combination of warm temperatures, deposits of ice and the planet's thin atmosphere could be causing sand to levitate.
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"This charge can be so strong that the soil particles actually levitate above the lunar surface," the authors wrote in the new study.
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The screen is so thin and light, and so expansive, that it seems to levitate before you, occupying your full field of vision.
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You can also expect to see reviews of Flume's sophomore album Skin, Gold Panda's Good Luck and Do Your Best, and Lone's Levitate.
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But Dr. Danby and Dr. Powell proposed using superconducting magnets that would be powerful enough to levitate heavy passenger or freight train cars.
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Al is going to answer some questions and then he's going to sing some songs and then everyone is going to levitate, probably.
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Whether on purpose or not, the shadows and reflections on a pale rug levitate the scene, giving the Glass House a glass floor.
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The "levitation rig" uses a spinning steel disc to test the use of air bearings, one possible way to make the Hyperloop's pods levitate.
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Slogans like "we can't afford the rich anymore" display behind her as she waves her arms like Abbie Hoffman trying to levitate the Pentagon.
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He appears to levitate as one foot is always departing the ground and every limb swings energetically, arms extended by dance sticks in hand.
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If you hear this get played loud at carnival at four in the afternoon you get superpowers and you can actually levitate a bit.
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Mahdavi's virtuosity with color sometimes overshadows her way with form: the lamps looked as though they might levitate off their six-pointed brass feet.
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"All I could really do was hang onto the microphone for dear life, and here was a guy who could levitate," Mr. Letterman said.
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One of jazz's most distinctive and sought-after drummers, Mr. Blade is known for his broad, forceful playing, which can both pummel and levitate.
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It starred a Saudi man in a traditional thawb and keffiyeh, apparently watching a sign language interpreter levitate his briefcase into the overhead locker.
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The details—whether and how to make the pod levitate, how to propel it, what shape it should be, and so on—are anyone's guess.
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Adherents would try to gain enlightenment by reading the works of "Master Li", who is said to be able to walk through walls and levitate.
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"It will levitate, catch the right speed and slow down," Nick Earle, the company's senior vice president of global field operations told the Review-Journal.
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Lingerie-clad women with various animal heads grasp at the disoriented singer, police cars levitate in the air and he even crashes an underwater wedding.
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Titled Making Weather, the lamp combines a magical aesthetic with deft design and an inscrutable technology that makes the feather-light fixture seem to levitate.
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Perhaps for the first time in history stock prices can levitate higher while the pending deflationary collapse of the economy continues to erode beneath them.
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They also determined that it would be harder to levitate a bowling ball than a basketball, and harder to grow an eye than a toe.
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Using sound at an ultrasonic pitch the human ear can't detect, the researchers were able to levitate a two-centimetre polystyrene sphere using this method.
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The Fed finally has an ally: fiscal stimulus, which has convinced the markets that the economy can suddenly levitate to 3 percent growth, from 2 percent.
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This work suggests that it might be possible to levitate even larger spheres, as well as objects of different shapes and sizes, and at different positions.
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Levimoon recharges wirelessly and can levitate 24/7, so you can enjoy it day or night as mood lighting or the most awesome night light ever.
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But it started off down a home-grown technological dead end of trains which, instead of running on wheels, levitate above their track on magnetic fields.
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"I think this company has its pulse on global commerce and if it can do well, then the whole stock market could continue to levitate," Cramer said.
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Anyone who can remember physics from school will recall that a hair dryer can levitate such a ball by trapping it within the current of hot air.
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Now he's back with a new movie that looks just as gorgeous and sad and strange — Jupiter's Moon, which is about a refugee who's able to levitate.
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To make water levitate, it blasts opposing ultrasonic waves back and forth so that they combine into a standing wave, which has points that remain perfectly still.
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She rocks back on her simple throne, appearing to levitate in a classic birthing pose, and the stage becomes her P-Funk mothership; she is beyond gravity.
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Homesickness for a place you can never visit Levitate is more nostalgic than other Lone records, an appropriate quality given the specificity and intensity of its references.
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Once we reached the dock, the collective calmness was nearly overwhelming as people seemed to levitate out of the Schooner Pioneer and back into regular land-centric life.
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Makino's multilayered, jewel-tone film Cinéma Concret beckons hypnotically at the end of the entry-hall, while film stills printed on steel appear to levitate along the walls.
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Anyone who can remember physics from school will recall that a hair dryer can levitate a ping-pong ball by trapping it within the current of hot air.
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With each step, you can tell that the shoe is propelling you forward, but they're much softer than other highly-responsive shoes I've tried, like the Brooks Levitate.
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On my 22nd birthday, my sister bought me the closest adult version to Dorothy shoes, which still give me the illusion that I can levitate from their radiance.
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Check out the video above to learn more about how acoustic levitation works, what it might be good for, and why you shouldn't expect to levitate anytime soon.
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Curiously, in episode two, my friend Soraya pointed out that Angela's son Topher was playing with toys called "Magna-Hattan Blocks," a set of magnetized legos that levitate.
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But creating a system that would constantly filter out air would be difficult, and the amount of electricity required to magnetically levitate pods made the venture too expensive.
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The Elegant Tech That May Make Hyperloop a RealityThe physics of making a pod levitate and of sucking air out of a tube are sound, but engineering challenges remain.
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The idea of a bus so large, high and long that it could virtually levitate above congested streets seemed surreal when presented at an expo in Beijing in May.
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Scott Marvel Cassidy's "Levitate the White House" continues at the Los Angeles Museum of Art (LAMOA) (Occidental College in Eagle Rock, 1600 Campus Road Los Angeles) through July 26.
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Researchers from the UK and Spain have developed a device that can simultaneously levitate individual objects ranging from micrometers to centimeters in size in different directions using only sound waves.
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I also question the hovering — yes, I verified that it does indeed levitate — key for the car, which an Aston Martin rep tells me also doubles as a navigation dial.
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Bruce Jakosky, another scientist who was not involved in this study, said he wasn't sure if there's any place on Mars that has enough water to make the sand levitate.
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The helicopter will attempt to fly through the Martian air to see if vehicles can even levitate on Mars, where the atmosphere is 100 times thinner than that of Earth.
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Obviously, there's a big huge crane holding Apple's saucer in the air and no evidence that includes jet engines or anything that would allow it to levitate on its own.
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Earlier this month, HTT showed another part of its technology - the magnetic system that will help the pods levitate and move, as it looks to bring the project into reality.
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In a case of real life mimicking fiction, scientists created a real life tractor beam last year that could push, pull, and levitate objects in thin air using sound waves.
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It seems to levitate, midway up a sunbeam, before disappearing from sight—not with anything as dramatic as a flash, but with a gentle scattering of motes, domestic and unremarkable.
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She was deeply miserable at convent school, where she drew incessantly and smuggled in cigarettes, and she was kicked out for things such as writing backward and trying to levitate.
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But it also hints at a surrealistic tone with lavish dance numbers and a scene in which Mr. Egerton literally starts to levitate during his rendition of the title tune.
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" Of a subsequent invitation to contribute songs to the show, he says, "I had no idea how to write a pop song any more than I knew how to levitate.
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"The levitating mechanism is an active system and allows us to actually levitate on any conducting service, so you don't have to be within the hyperloop tube itself," Lessard explained.
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You may have attempted to use The Force to make a cup of coffee levitate when nobody's looking, or tried to write cryptic messages on your classroom's chalkboard after watching Matilda.
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In a new study published in Applied Physics Letters, a team of international scientists has shown that it's possible to acoustically levitate an object that's larger than the acoustic wavelength itself.
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A Hyperloop uses magnets to levitate pods inside an airless tube, creating conditions in which the pods can shuttle people and cargo at speeds of up to 750 miles per hour.
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While the final Hyperloop One system will use permanent magnets to levitate the pods off the track, this sled actually sat on the metal rails, which probably future slowed it down.
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It's called the Become a SuperLearner: Speed Reading & Memory course, and while it won't help you levitate objects with your mind, it can elevate the way you learn, work, and play.
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However, in the final scene it is revealed that this is a lie as Barney escorts Bernadette from the building and uses his powers to levitate himself and her away. Correct.
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If this breakthrough could be achieved, many of the constraints of engineering would disappear: electricity could travel without loss, and trains that levitate instead of running on tracks would become commonplace.
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And, yes, while my boobs didn't levitate as much as I would have liked – there was still some sag – I felt proud of myself for being the best journalist I could be.
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The breaks themselves are breathtaking, with LaVine at times appearing to levitate far above the rim, seemingly having to force his body down toward the ground in order to complete the dunk.
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When those reflected waves interact with each other in just the right way, the troughs and crests cancel each other out, and you can levitate various small objects, like insects or fish.
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"So, this guy essentially used cornstarch which was soaked into the rice to make it levitate and it got me obsessed about making a drink that would float in midair," McKechnie continues.
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Hyperloops use magnets to levitate pods inside an airless tube, creating conditions in which the pods can shuttle people and freight at speeds of up to 750 miles (1,200 km) per hour.
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A hyperloop uses magnets to levitate pods inside an airless tube, creating conditions in which the pods can propel people and freight at speeds of up to 750 miles (1,200 kms) per hour.
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Among them, Li has railed against what he called the wickedness of homosexuality, feminism and popular music while holding that he is a god-like figure who can levitate and walk through walls.
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The cameraman of Cloverfield felt obliged to document the apocalypse for posterity's sake, if nothing else; the telekinetic antagonist of Chronicle used his powers to levitate his camera and swoop it around flamboyantly.
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A Hyperloop involves using magnets to levitate pods inside an airless tube, creating conditions in which the floating pods could shuttle people and cargo at speeds of up to 750 mph (1,200 kph).
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Sunday Routine How in the world did Dan White manage to levitate his assistant, dressed in a long white gown and surrounded on three sides by spectators, almost three feet in the air?
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A hyperloop uses magnets to levitate pods inside an airless tube, creating conditions in which the pods can shuttle people and freight at speeds of up to 750 miles (1,200 kms) per hour.
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Max Daly counts down the most brainless drug moments of the last 100 years—highlights include hippies attempting to levitate the Pentagon and the Church of Scientology launching its own anti-drug wing.
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I didn't realize that, operating by a giant set of magnets that caused it to levitate over the track (hence the name, maglev), it was the fastest commercially operating train in the world.
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Hyperloop Transportation Technologies (HTT), one of the companies building the super-fast transport system thought up by billionaire Elon Musk, has unveiled the magnetic technology that will allow the pods to levitate and move.
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As YouTube's Styropyro, aka Drake Anthony, demonstrates, by focusing the beam you can actually use it to lift and levitate tiny specs of diamond dust, similar to how Star Trek's tractor beams seemingly work.
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In this case, that means your DIY beam will only be able to levitate things like tiny beads or dead flies, which might not impress anyone since the live fly could have just levitated itself.
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The technology would use magnets to levitate and propel pods through large tubes at speeds of more than 700 mph — shortening a trip from Los Angeles to San Francisco, for example, to just 30 minutes.
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But now SpaceX is building a test track, so...What a physicist says: Granade is mostly concerned with Musk's original idea to use air bearings to levitate the pod, which requires compressed air to run.
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HTT is one of a handful of firms working to develop hyperloop transport, which would use magnets to levitate and propel pods through large pressurized tubes at speeds of more than 700 miles per hour.
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They're hardly revolutionary: By the end of the game she could use telekinesis to fling objects and even slam enemies into one another, warp-dodge away from incoming fire, and levitate a bit like Magneto.
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There was electricity in the indoor air and not only of the sort that made the European captain Bjorn Borg's now gray locks levitate roofward as he posed on court in front of the trophy.
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Jupiter's Moon, from the Hungarian director Kornél Mundruczó, tells the story of a young Syrian immigrant who experiences a traumatic event while trying to escape into Hungary, only to discover that he now can levitate.
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When you pan your mouse across the image, lights flicker across the stage, and those pipes—the less-than-glamorous hunks of construction material—start to levitate in synchronicity, as if performing a trance-like dance.
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Using air to levitate a car-like object on a track is a big achievement (even when propelled by team members as in the demo above) and one that could lead to decreased cost and friction.
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She explained that the second box of metals contained the now infamous "micron-layered bismuth alternating with magnesium-zinc layers" that, according to a lecture Howe gave in 2004, would levitate when exposed to certain electromagnetic frequencies.
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Agent-based modeling has been shown to have promise in other fields, especially physics — and also in modeling real-world problems like the tendency for Brazil nuts to levitate toward the top of the mixed-nut package.
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The LP spans 15 tracks, of which over half are collaborations with artists including G. Jones, The Glitch Mob, Hailo, Gnar Gnar, Luzcid, and Levitate, the latter track having just appeared on Tommie Sunshine's Rave For Bernie compilation.
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Various other entities can, through their own powers or via potions, amulets, and spells, likewise achieve the unachievable: levitate, teleport, transmogrify, read minds, talk to animals, and, by occult means, charm, confuse, possess, haunt, hex, heal, or kill.
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Two months later, he participated in a wishful attempt to levitate the Pentagon, and the following year, with Jerry Rubin, he led the prankish Youth International Party (the Yippies) toward the bloody fray outside the Democratic National Convention.
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Like the supernatural abilities Arya gains during her time seeking the Many-Faced God or those forced upon Eleven by the government, Thomasin's sudden ability to levitate with the other witches suggests a more expansive shift in her capabilities.
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Anyone who watched The Craft in the '90s will be familiar with the concept of a binding spell — you probably attempted one in high school after trying to make a friend levitate with light as a feather, stiff as a board.
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I'll leave the particulars of how it happens vague, but you come to unlock telekinetic abilities that let you fling debris (and even Hiss) every which way, protect yourself from weapons fire behind a wall of floating rocks, and even levitate.
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Proposed as a replacement to existing rail infrastructure, hyperloops use magnets to levitate pods inside an airless tube, creating conditions in which the pods can shuttle people and freight at speeds of up to 750 miles (1,200 km) per hour.
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Jay Mattioli will make birds appear and levitate a member of the audience; Jania Taylor will cause a ball to float through the air; John Lenahan mixes magic with comedy; and the Outerbridges specialize in the illusion of time travel.
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For instance, in "Fishing Boats on the Beach at Les Saintes" (1888) pale green bands are intertwined within the blues and whites of the sky, which set into relief the boats' varied colored masts as they levitate near an uneven waterline.
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Of course as a third-party product it's not true wireless charging — it requires a special case to charge your device — but it can levitate and rotate "most phones" using a magnet that you'll need to attach to the back of your phone.
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"Here's the bottom line: stock shortages, index funds that own, don't trade, lower valuations than you think and negative news viewed as positive, or shocking news that could have been guessed at, have all combined to levitate stocks," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The students at Ithaca College added three twists to their track, creating a 3π Möbius strip which they then covered with 1,000 magnets so that a liquid nitrogen-cooled superconductor was able to levitate both above and beneath it as it raced in circles.
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His time as a pole-vaulter and his degree in architecture from the University of Oregon had taught him to prize utility, and it didn't seem plausible to him that any athlete, even decades in the future, would ever want or need to levitate.
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Watch as scientists levitate these objects with sound wavesUsing ultrasound, a team of Japanese scientists has levitated small particles, and moved them…Read more Read Previously, scientists were able to achieve a similar effect for a few specific cases, such as flat and wiry objects.
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All of them — Lone's Levitate, Flume's Skin, and Gold Panda's Good Luck and Do Your Best — draw from the same pool of influences: the erudite IDM of Boards of Canada and Aphex Twin, Madlib and J Dilla's playful crate-digging, decades of colorful club music.
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The founders of Hyperloop One, which uses magnets to levitate pods inside huge airless tubes at speeds up to 750 mph (1,100 kmh) to transport people and cargo, said they have also now signed agreements on feasibility studies with the Dutch and Finnish governments.
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Other auto news: • Tesla's chief, Elon Musk, wrote on Twitter yesterday that it will stop selling the cheapest versions of its Model S sedan and Model X sport utility vehicle from Monday, and suggested that the upcoming Roadster sports car might be able to levitate.
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In his new project "Levitate the White House," Cassidy installs a small-scale replica of The Broad Museum of Art inside LAMOA (Los Angeles Museum of Art), a stand-alone gallery project space founded by artist Alice Könitz that's located on the campus of Occidental College.
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We sit there, in a circle, knees-crossed, eyes shut, quietly chanting his name over and over, gradually getting louder and louder until the room feels like it's shaking, like it's about to levitate, like we're all about to find ourselves up there in heaven, knees-crossed, eyes shut.
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When approached from the back of the house, the lattice ceiling hides behind another brick screen, this one standing vertically on a single circumflex of steel: a 79-foot-long matrix of heavy, graceless materials, cobbled roughly together, that seems to levitate over the lawn as if by sorcery.
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In a show that promises an increased emphasis on spectator participation, Will Shaw will teach a child to juggle; the evening's M.C., Denny Haney, will enlist a pair of theatergoers to do what is known as the Malini egg trick; and the team Scott and Puck will levitate a lucky young fan.
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Pricing is close to $200 in most cases — it's $350 for the 3D-printed statues, one of which arrived cracked and broken when Levitating X sent samples to our office — though you'll pay less if you don't need to buy a base since one base can be used to levitate any of the company's products.
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Things get a bit more interesting from there with Levitate, which allows you to float in the air, the dodge move Evade, Launch, which lets you pick up all kinds of objects and launch them at destructive speeds, a Levitation attack called Slam, the self-explanatory Shield, and Seize, which is a sort of mind control move that turns enemies into allies.
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In the first episode of Magic for Humans, the series that debuted on Netflix in August 24.23, the host magician Justin Willman goes to a session of goat yoga, which ends with a photo op you probably wouldn't see at even the weirdest, most Instagram-friendly class: He starts to levitate off the ground, with a goat still firmly planted on his back.
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Since amphibians in magic have roughly the same status as rodents in science, all the spells featured things a sorcerer could do to a frog: conjure it into existence, conjure it out of existence, teleport it, levitate it, change its color, double its size, turn it into two frogs, turn it into a mouse, turn it to stone, and turn it invisible.
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To further plumb our intuitions about supernatural powers, McCoy and Ullman ran a second study, which asked the same questions but changed one of two things: either the target of the spell (Is it harder to conjure a frog or a cow?) or the extent of its power (Is it harder to levitate a frog one foot or a hundred feet?).
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For the LM Guest House in Dutchess County, for instance, Katherine Chia and Arjun Desai created a wood-paneled master bedroom that practically seems to levitate within the foliage, while Robert Siegel designed his House 432 in Katonah with a rooftop courtyard that resembles a living room with the ceiling sliced clean off — a novel way to watch the seasons change.
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While the movie's initial trailer teased a Titanic-like romance — Lawrence and Pratt star as passengers on a spaceship, where they wake up 90 years too early from their induced hibernation, fall in love, and have to dodge death because the spaceship starts to fail — the new trailer released this week is set to an Imagine Dragons song written specially for the film ("Levitate") and looks more like an interstellar rom-com.
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