Think of the control box as a mechanized air pump.
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He wants to give him this dog, in mechanized form.
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We didn't offshore their production, we automated and mechanized it.
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The demonstration might have ended there, a fully mechanized marvel.
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"I'm not comfortable with more mechanized techniques," Mr. Bédos said.
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When those tasks were mechanized, women often programmed the machines.
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Igbert Marin, commander of the 302nd mechanized army brigade, in Caracas.
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Joke-making, a sometimes cruel enterprise, has been mechanized and democratized.
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Hungry animals are increasingly replacing hand crews, tractors and mechanized weed mowers.
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The previous management here used an experimental "mechanized harvest" technique on them.
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What will the crime against mechanized AIs be — assault, or property damage?
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It's a sensory overload that matches the song's fuzzed-out, mechanized intensity.
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The U.S.S.R. needed large, mechanized farms, like those in the United States.
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After the war, mechanized tools, technology and new agricultural chemicals became available.
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Yes, story time can be tender, and the iPad a mechanized babysitter.
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Through mechanized intimacy, Lozano-Hemmer steals your heart and claims it as art.
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"We are reinforcing that position, it will include some mechanized forces," Esper said.
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The cleaning and spinning processes were now mechanized and more efficient than ever.
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In creating Sci-Hub, Elbakyan basically mechanized something that already occurs: password sharing.
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What about how the move from horse farming to mechanized agriculture changed things?
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The image is replaced by the immense mechanized interior of an unknown building.
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A mechanized extra thumb would fit right into our oncoming bizarro cyberpunk future.
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Our mechanized surroundings keep silence at bay aggressively by replacing it for us.
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Yet this mechanized adherence to a Victorian obsession for encyclopedic knowledge is unstable.
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Window display styles have advanced from traditional mechanized tableaux to interactive technological productions.
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TINES And then we get back to "Machines," and it's even more mechanized.
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What they do: Use mechanized equipment or hand tools to cut down trees.
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In this world of mechanized objectivity, the Nazi's industrial brutality is considered entirely normal.
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You can now lick your cat with a mechanized tongue — and it's legal. 10.
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Do you know how fucking hard it is to be a large, mechanized snake?
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We're traveling towards the future, towards increased travel, globalization, endless repetition, and mechanized processes.
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Longer- form games, like "RIGS: Mechanized Combat League," carry a standard $60 price tag.
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Fighting automated attacks with manual actions is like fighting mechanized armor with horses: futile.
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Titles on the disc include EVE: Valkyrie, Driveclub VR, and RIGS Mechanized Combat League.
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Many surfers felt that the future suddenly had a dystopian cast—mechanized, privatized, soulless.
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Its main protagonist, Kuno, is living underground, dissatisfied with humanity's mechanized and sanitized world.
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Related: A Mechanized Wooden Sculpture Army Invades an Austrian Church This Is What A Cardboard Box Mosh Pit Looks Like This Season's Coolest Headphones Are Made Of Cotton Balls And Cardboard Zimoun Transforms Cardboard Boxes And Cork Balls Into A Mechanized Sound Sculpture
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Il Duce made the first official announcement that German mechanized forces were now in Libya.
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But the rule does not address silica dust, which is prevalent in mechanized modern mining.
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Periodically, a scene or panel will flash some darkly poetic descriptions of this mechanized world.
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Even with these tools, we are still years away from widespread rubber dandelion mechanized farming.
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Modern seed stocks, industrial fertilizers and mechanized farm tools increased agricultural production across the globe.
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Mechanized farming, high-yielding seed varieties and increased use of pesticides have pushed up harvests.
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Mogalakwena also highlights challenges confronting companies switching from conventional to mechanized mines - Amplats' stated strategy.
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"Moving with the speed and force of a mechanized army," Shaplen wrote in a Sept.
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People knew what they were meant to do, so it was all seamless, all mechanized.
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Brazil's coffee harvest has long been mechanized, with large combines stripping trees in huge flat fields.
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It describes a near-future where society is almost totally mechanized, without need for human labourers.
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The work has been eased by the $950,000 mechanized cotton pickers that the family now owns.
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And a few years ago, a Seattle dad created a mechanized stroller that kids steer themselves.
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Recently I visited Sweden to talk with conscripts in mechanized infantry, artillery and army ranger units.
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Skirmish lines seemed to be established, the line of demarcation being Ferguson's police department's mechanized vehicles.
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Using readily available woods like pine, and the mechanized production of interchangeable parts, their production was incredible.
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The 3rd Infantry Division, one of the US Army's mechanized infantry divisions, is the base's largest unit.
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SpotMini has all of the flexibility of a futon, plus some grumpy little mechanized legs and feet.
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On "Victorious," he evokes both the flamboyant swagger of Queen and the mechanized gleam of Daft Punk.
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And then that's when mechanized forms of transport basically stop and you talk to the local chief.
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Recently, a multinational team of Israelis, Palestinians and Georgians worked gingerly, using detectors and armored mechanized equipment.
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T." reference is perhaps too charitable, since "Bumblebee" is just as much a mechanized "Mighty Joe Young.
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On Architecture An architect takes the concept of a mechanized, movable structure in a colorful new direction.
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In the movie, the mechanized future was represented by Gatling guns mowing down the warriors of old.
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It goes without saying that targeting data is of critical importance when it comes to mechanized ground warfare.
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The centerpiece is a mechanized house that, with the flip of a switch, rebuilds itself room by room.
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Lara faces a treacherous waterfall, dispatches gun-toting henchmen, solves Myst-like mechanized puzzles, and dodges booby traps.
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Workers use a mechanized pulley system to hoist the slimy stuff up from the skiff to the farm.
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We're made to imagine the robots rising, increasingly mechanized systems of production, more streamlined modes of everyday living.
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It's recurring feature is militaristic, giant robots blasting and slicing each other with various mechanized weapons of war.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson strides across a gas station forecourt clad in a mechanized blue-and-neon-pink exoskeleton.
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Each mechanized beast behaves differently, forcing you to lean on the full breadth of primitive weapons on offer.
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In fact, these mechanized officers will allow you to poke them in the chest without going to jail.
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In the 20th century, the assembly line transformed the economy, mechanized transportation and created a revolution in warfare.
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Margaret Renkl NASHVILLE — There's a mechanized tyrannosaur biting a hole in the roof of my mother's last house.
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After restoring radio communications for the first time in 17 years, everyone is chased by a mechanized spider.
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Fix-it," although he noted that at times, "her belle seemed a shade mechanized and not intuitively Southern.
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The kangaroos she has previously mechanized have been overwhelmingly from traffic accidents, she said, typically three each week.
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Small-business match production is moving toward full automation, and since 2000 has been incorporating more mechanized processes.
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NATO has wisely deployed mechanized forces to the Baltics as the RAND report recommended, although in smaller numbers.
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The move led some people to worry that the company would foist its mechanized methods onto Time Warner.
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Germany's highly mechanized society seems to extend even to the act of cleaning teeth: Germans love electric toothbrushes.
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Horizon: Zero Dawn, the upcoming RPG from Guerrilla Games, lets you explore a vast world populated by mechanized dinos.
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Some think it`s just a prototype to play Robocop, so you can keep your mechanized field for that.
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They may look like toys, but that's pretty much what you want in representatives of a mechanized police state.
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Washington will keep "some mechanized forces" in Deir al-Zor, Syria's oil region east of the Euphrates, Esper said.
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When we mechanized agriculture and built the first big industrial firms, we borrowed farmer values to coordinate our activities.
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"Following a structure, what I would call mechanized eating, [facilitates] the healing process of an eating disorder," she says.
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They show excellence in capability, though perhaps lack capacity, in others: anti-submarine warfare, mechanized warfare and cyber operations.
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Through it all, the newborn is peaceful, unfussy, and happy spending hours in his little mechanized swing between nursing.
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Russia's Arctic mechanized infantry company of the Far Eastern Command College (DVOKU) conducts an exercise in the Amur region.
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But as industrialization became the norm, time became a mechanized system that no longer served those who'd invented it.
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Farming did so, until it was mechanized, and then manufacturing carried the ball through most of the 20th century.
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Sex robots are going to require multiple disciplines to come together because they're not simply mechanized sleeves or dildos.
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Mechanized cavalry reconnaissance means hit and run, and most of the time, just explore and report what we found.
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Mechanized processes, large-scale business, people who are transferring large volumes, can and do lose fatty proteins to whey.
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When Ford managers heard about the meatpacking plant, they began work on another major innovation: the mechanized assembly line.
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The losses have been driven by changes in the industry, including productivity gains and the spread of mechanized mining.
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Soon after he opened the panel, a pulley system began whirring like the spool of a mechanized fishing rod.
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Informed by his experience in aviation maintenance during World War I, his work regularly featured mechanized, cyborg-like figures.
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There are also two images of people in wheelchairs, one mechanized, and another manual, whose users guide the wheels.
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In March 2018, five DGCIM agents summoned Lieutenant Colonel Igbert Marin, commander of the 302nd mechanized Army brigade, in Caracas.
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The music itself is fully mechanized, with the only organic, semi-human touch found in the drum kit's somber thuds.
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In a large mechanized engagement, advancing infantry needs fortified armored support able to cross bridges and maneuver alongside foot soldiers.
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My mechanized unit was ordered to engage the enemy at a place called Widow's Village, across from the Army's headquarters.
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He said Turkey had poured enough troops into Idlib to make up a mechanized division, said Konashenkov, violating international law.
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Mechanized farming methods account for the lion's share of the decline in the percentage of the agriculture-related labor force.
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A ministry spokeswoman said a decision had not been taken on the strategy for purchasing mechanized infantry vehicles, or MIV.
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And in the process he'll be saving something else, "something far more dangerous than a mechanized killing machine," writes Jeffords.
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The fastest growing trend in Alpine skiing is all about ditching the very thing that built the sport: mechanized lifts.
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There he developed the unique and scandalous quivering function for his mechanized oeuvre, which was to have no utilitarian function.
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Amplats acquired Glencore's 39% stake in the mechanized platinum mine on the eastern limb of South Africa's platinum belt in 2018.
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For Amplats, the transaction brings it closer to its goal of offloading its labor intensive mines to focus on mechanized mines.
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The result is a mechanized system that fits over the wheel like a hubcap and can be fitted before a journey.
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The factories have been mechanized, and the new jobs they offer (operating and overseeing the machinery) tend to require more education.
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Any number of free apps on your Android or iOS device can do this, and don't require a fancy mechanized gimbal.
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You could, for example, enhance an infantry squad with an anti-tank gunner to make it more capable against mechanized units.
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Washington dispatched a mechanized company, including twelve Bradley infantry fighting vehicles, five M1A2 Abrams tanks and nine Blackhawk and Apache helicopters.
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The characters, which were proposed last year by Apple, include people in manual and mechanized wheelchairs, prosthetic limbs, and service dogs.
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Putting your dick inside a mechanized stroker-bot certainly is that, and Fleshlight, as it chases the interactive trend, knows it.
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Desperate to stave off humiliation, Russia counterattacked, deploying conventional armored and mechanized forces and stopping Ukraine's Army at Ilovaisk and Debaltseve.
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Amplats acquired Glencore's 39% stake in the mechanized platinum mine on the eastern fringe of South Africa's platinum belt in 2018.
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Yet we know almost nothing about how dementia affected humans during the 43,24 years before developments like antibiotics and mechanized farming.
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Due to the character's mechanized tail, Jones had to sit on a modified bicycle seat and lean forward on a special bar.
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The closet is a technological wonder, with retracting walls that reveal a mechanized shoe rack for more than 500 pairs of shoes.
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Calder began experimenting with mechanized sculptures in the 1930s, and the work in Hypermobility dates from that era up to the 1950s.
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Such a mechanized approach, Tyndall believes, is the only way that an intervention like this can match the scope of the problem.
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Colson Whitehead has long had a thing for the metaphoric possibilities of mechanized modes of transport, the more old-fashioned the better.
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Each "Battleborn" brings something different to the table, from Galilea's sword-and-board medieval approach to Toby the penguin's mechanized combat suit.
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"That language, especially as it is codified in law, is not adequate for the new reality of ubiquitous, mechanized surveillance," Ceglowski wrote.
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Even compared to the current reggaeton norm, his deadpan singing and spacey hooks share an affectless quality, as if mechanized into blankness.
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A Tresset drawing robot features a head outfitted with a moveable webcam and a mechanized drawing arm—upgrades haven't really been necessary.
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It is industrious and mostly metal, and rolls throughout the space on mechanized wheels — a process that makes a lot of noise.
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The disaffected residents of Manchester — owners of small businesses, intellectuals and weavers toiling in the newly mechanized mills — plan a mass meeting.
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But a spokesman for Ms. Haley emphasized that plans to buy the mechanized curtains were made in 2016, during the Obama administration.
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Mechanized mountain bikes and e-bikes, especially at higher speeds, are incompatible with hiking, hunting, and bird and wildlife watching, some argue.
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The brigade that had liberated Hamdaniya belonged to the 9th Division, a mechanized unit equipped with assault tanks and armored personnel carriers.
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The mechanized approach is already used in Senegal and will be expanded to Burkina Faso, Sudan and Nigeria in 2018, Sacande said.
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Steel industry is particularly automated and mechanized so it just doesn't seem to be the way the way one would defend jobs.
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The company also produces mechanized irrigation systems and metal coatings for its own products as well as those of third-party customers.
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Research later revealed that this "mechanized smoking" does not represent realistic behavior and so did not represent realistic exposure to harmful constituents.
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At 2700 West 23th Street, a 2600-unit condo on the High Line from the Related Companies, tech offerings include mechanized storage.
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Ctrl follows Rihanna's Anti in constructing a model of R&B where sweet but uneasy songs are performed against abrasive, metallic, mechanized beats.
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Mechanized robotic arms that reach out and grab your phone for you, securely holding it within their cold metal embrace while you drive.
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One of the installation's strengths, I think, is connecting the mechanized bodies and object relations characteristic of Fordism to psychological aspects of work.
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One such piece of equipment is a Bio-Suit, a mechanized walker that comes loaded down with a number of guns and rockets.
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"We don't want what's happening in Marawi to spill over in Iligan, " said Colonel Alex Aduca, chief of the Fourth Mechanized Infantry Battalion.
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If the mechanized home button is replaced, I'll certainly miss it, but I'm beginning to realize it might also be for the best.
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We go to the wilderness to escape the modern, mechanized world: noise pollution, exhaust fumes and even the clicking of mountain bike gears.
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By law, wilderness areas do not allow road building and other forms of development, and prohibit motorized and mechanized vehicles, including mountain bikes.
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And by integrating mechanized components and the intelligence of a smartphone or tablet app, that's exactly what the Boost kit does for Legos.
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"We don't want what's happening in Marawi to spill over in Iligan," said Colonel Alex Aduca, chief of the Fourth Mechanized Infantry Battalion.
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Yuriy Krupko, deputy commander of Ukraine's 28th Mechanized Brigade, told a story that painted a clear picture of how US aid helps them.
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It can create new flashpoints as mechanized mining requires a smaller, skilled workforce – so there are fewer jobs for swelling and impoverished communities.
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But we must not let that focus blind us to a likelier form of aggression against which mechanized forces will not alone defend.
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The Transformers movies speak to something deeper, something primordial, deep inside your mechanized lizard brain, the place where three-headed robot dragons live.
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Having rapid force-position updates in a fast-moving combat circumstance, quite naturally, could bring decisive advantages in both mechanized and counterinsurgency warfare.
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Alongside them march ranks and columns of crisply uniformed soldiers in formation, their goose-stepping creating an impression of an unstoppable, mechanized force.
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While much of the work is done by hand, a mechanized oven and conveyor belt turn out 200,000 rotis on a daily basis.
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Instead of using more narrowly configured, mechanized or towed mine detection systems, ALMDS massively expands the surface area from which mine detection takes place.
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The fuselage began rotating upside-down as the operator, standing poolside with a remote control, drove the mechanized rotation ring that sent us spinning.
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Officials said it's now expected that the "mechanized" reinforcements Esper described will mainly be armored vehicles, such as Bradley Fighting Vehicles or Paladin howitzers.
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Now a teenager, John is aware of the role he's supposed to play in the future to save the world from a mechanized dystopia.
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At least VW does something useful with the LED bits at the doors: they replace the door handles with a touch-activated mechanized opening.
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The gothic atmosphere had been dialed up, Warrior's authoritarian grunt commanded attention in staccato blasts, mechanized thunder rumbled, the guitar tone screamed for vengeance.
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It's disrupting established narratives, doing what it can to throw spanners in the works of the clean, mechanized rhythms of what came before it.
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They include a person in a mechanized wheelchair, an ear with a hearing aid, a service dog with a vest and leash, and more.
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To prepare for her daughter's arrival, Ms. Turner converted her own bedroom into a makeshift hospital room with a mechanized bed and a ventilator.
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But the nature of the mechanized system means that most of the policing is done after the fact — once the ad has already appeared.
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Since coming to office, though, he has done little to increase employment in an increasingly mechanized industry losing the competition against cheaper natural gas.
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But the role of Polish collaborators, participants and enablers in the Nazi-run system of mechanized death remains a subject of fraught historical inquiry.
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We essentially lived inside a medical armored personnel carrier, roaming embattled central Vietnam behind mechanized infantry units, tending and evacuating their wounded and dead.
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Children can try to stay balanced in a mechanized kayak model — a kayak stays upright after capsizing — that imitates a craft in rough waters.
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The proposal would open up federal wilderness areas to mountain bikes and other forms of mechanized travel that are now prohibited under the law.
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But robots also pose risks for religion — for example, by making it feel too mechanized or homogenized or by challenging core tenets of theology.
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But the military typically refers to units equipped with Bradley fighting vehicles as mechanized forces and to units with Abrams tanks as armored forces.
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Following these early attempts to meld soul with more mechanized forms of dance music, Moodymann's output has only become increasingly idiosyncratic and open-eared.
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At some point in the reconnaissance, the agent heard migrants coming in from the south, and then another, mechanized noise in the distant north.
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The soundtrack to a film about a malicious dentist needs little more than whirring drills and mechanized suction to leave most people weeping in fear.
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The moment you lay mechanized (ph) on it, did (ph) an arm wrestling, thumb wrestling, high fiving or dabbing, that thing is armed and dangerous.
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Already, a wave of technological automation has steadily changed our economy, taking previous human tasks and turning them into bits of data or mechanized processes.
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Not to mention, there's a pretty remarkable difference between making something in a beaker and making it in 500-kilogram batches with real, mechanized equipment.
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To that end, Lithuania has expanded its three main brigades — a motorized brigade, mechanized brigade and a light infantry brigade — that they've augmented with conscripts.
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More recently, that anti-rational quality of birdsong has become attractive to composers looking for ways to express their unease with the mechanized modern world.
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Adding Stinger missiles will increase the attack envelope for the vehicles and potentially better enable them to protect maneuvering infantry and mechanized forces in combat.
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Stepping up the use of mechanized equipment and new technology is another key way to attract young people - and will also improve productivity, experts say.
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It invaded Iraq in 2003 with mechanized columns protected by an overpowering rollout of fire support, including airstrikes, cruise missiles, incendiary bombs and cluster submunitions.
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You may have similar mental images: When many people imagine robots in the home, they envision mechanized domestic workers doing tasks in human-like ways.
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The walkout basement contains a 450-square-foot family room with a film projector, a mechanized drop-down screen, a wet bar and a fireplace.
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Kim, who has been in power since his father's death in 2011, called for a greater focus on factory automation, mechanized agriculture and increased coal output.
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This set of armor was the standard issue for soldiers in the United States Army's Mechanized Cavalry Regiments before the Great War in the Fallout franchise.
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In the arms race of technologies and consumer attention, the platform companies have mechanized weaponry and the open web is still armed with bow and arrow.
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As it happened, these were the soldiers of the Second Cavalry — one of America's most storied mounted units, and one of the last to be mechanized. . . .
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Forty or 23 years ago, when ships and ports were less mechanized, a boat's crew had time to shop on land while their vessel was docked.
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In the nineteenth century, people who worked on farms lost their jobs when agricultural processes were mechanized, but they eventually earned more money working in factories.
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"The starkest example is California tomato picking, where the excluded braceros were mostly replaced by mass-adoption of mechanized harvesters within just one year," Clemens explains.
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In previous eras, inventions like fertilizers and mechanized farming helped us find ways to tap into more resources and produce more food to address our needs.
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In a life-size image of Hernán Cortés, the 16th-century invader of Mexico becomes a mechanized pale-faced monster, a juggernaut of pipes and pulleys.
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Mechanized combat and photography emerged roughly simultaneously, about a century and a half ago, and they have advanced together ever since, overlapping and abetting one another.
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The mine was mechanized and expanded, and soon many of Indawgyi's inhabitants had traded their native villages for squalid mining camps where heroin addiction ran rampant.
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While the film could be understood as a preview of our country's mechanized future, it's also a metaphor for America's ongoing love-hate relationship with immigrant labor.
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This could prove difficult for many companies, as much of the expensive and sophisticated equipment used on South Africa's increasingly mechanized mines is imported from foreign manufacturers.
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The pigs root in search of tubers and other buried delights, and can make it look like a mechanized tiller guided by a phantom got loose overnight.
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These "exo suits" and other mechanized clothing are only the vanguard of a body-enhancing movement that is likely to get even larger in the coming decades.
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The U.S. Army will play a key role, with a mechanized regiment based in Germany simulating a mission to rescue the Baltic States from a Russian attack.
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"We have never replaced farmers, we have never replaced pastoralists in favor of mechanized farming," said Fitsum Arega, director of the Ethiopian Investment Commission, a government body.
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Done in charcoal on seven large rolls of paper, these images (unlike many of the Screw Drawings) look less like mechanized penises and more like actual screws.
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If that kind of tomato perfection has faded to a dim memory in recent decades, blame mechanized harvesting and long-distance shipping, which prize durability over flavor.
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The Army SHORAD program, already being built into Stryker vehicles, represents a service-wide strategic and tactical need to respond to near-peer type mechanized combat threats.
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Some abolitionists in England and the United States were motivated by capitalist interests, he wrote, seeing slavery as stagnating the South economically in an increasingly mechanized world.
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WASHINGTON — The State Department spent $52,701 for customized and mechanized curtains for the picture windows in the new official residence of the ambassador to the United Nations.
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The 95-year-old Arnstein was drafted into the Army in 1943 and served as a gunner and radio operator in the 76th Cavalry Reconnaissance Troop (Mechanized).
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However basic they looked, though, they were on the vanguard: the one part of the forest linked to the mechanized, urban world, thanks to boats like ours.
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I thought every day about peeling back that mask, but I couldn't; the girl it represented was everywhere, and I feared that her insides were completely mechanized.
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Meanwhile, the first few hundred infantry troops, soon to be joined by mechanized troops in Bradley fighting vehicles and possibly a few tanks, have driven in from Iraq.
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"Mechanized robotic arms" is probably overselling things just a bit: in reality, it's basically just a servo motor that moves the arms out and then clamps them in.
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Sibanye, a Gold Fields' spinoff, has branched aggressively from gold into platinum, acquiring Anglo American Platinum's labor-intensive Rustenburg operations as the Anglo unit pivots to mechanized mining.
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This concept of operations is intended to enable mechanized attack forces and advancing infantry with an additional stand-0ff range or protective sphere with which to conduct operations.
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Bird calls ring listlessly over commercial drones, water sounds swirl in anxious loops, evoking the long-tail destruction of the organic in favor of (ultra-profitable) mechanized industry.
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The same warehouses and heavily mechanized factories spring up in depopulated fields and forests, and little towns are emptied of working-age people, leaving the same desolate hinterlands.
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Decisions that were previously manual or mechanized are now algorithmic, relying on data inputs collected from each of the many new kinds of sensors being built into cars.
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The trains are faster and more dependable than the previous system, a chain-and-belt-driven series of conveyors and mechanized lifts that, after 2100 years, was faltering.
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Performances by the singers Maluma and Nicky Jam each started with them crooning backed by live musicians before the more familiar mechanized beat of their hits came in.
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"People expect the field of creativity as the last thing that will be mechanized, the thing that will be the most human," Christie's specialist Richard Lloyd told Recode.
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In the sounds we encounter on a day-to-day basis—splashing water, creaking floorboards, chattering voices, the thrum of mechanized cleaning equipment—there's both terror and bliss.
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The violent progression from back to front gives Bong an opportunity to comment on the stratification of this mechanized dystopia, which echoes the current conversation on economic inequality.
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Equally transfixing is the mechanized version of this process, in which freshly cooled bottles travel down conveyer belts and sometimes get into traffic jams, smashing onto the floor.
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This kind of scenario, much more likely in a major force-on-force type of mechanized warfare engagement, is precisely the circumstances these emerging sensors are designed to address.
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From hearing the sound of the protagonist slowly rising from the sand to mechanized vehicles exploding one after another, this film seeks to add sound to every action shown.
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As we rely more and more on mechanized systems and automation, we will require more people with technical skills to maintain, replace, update and fix these systems and hardware.
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There are signs of a blooming economy—the highly mechanized pecan-farming operation, the new dog-food factory, the row of eco-friendly houses built with plastered hay bales.
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In May, a massive Confederate flag was hoisted above private property adjacent to Interstate 22 in Alabama, following a procession of leather-clad bikers from the SCV Mechanized Cavalry.
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Offering a potent brew of harsh industrial noise and hard-hitting bass, "Heat Dish" depicts the unsettling nature of a mechanized world and the clamorous bustle of city life.
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This piece has a sweet metaphorical resonance, as the jacket, shirt and tie suggest the mechanized life of the salaryman, while the garden provides a sacred space for meditation.
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Another is that as the rural population has declined and agriculture has become more mechanized, the original reason for summer vacation -- working in the fields -- has become less necessary.
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All are marked by a stunning level of intricacy, their chimes sounding while mechanized ducks paddle, mounted figures ride their steeds and waterfalls splash down, in carefully wrought landscapes.
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Alberto Setzer, a senior scientist at INPE, told CNN that the burning can range from a small-scale agricultural practice, to new deforestation for mechanized and modern agribusiness projects.
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Seated beside her in the back room of Vhernier's flagship Milan store, Carlo Traglio, president of the company since 2001, added that jewelry production should never be entirely mechanized.
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The United States and NATO leaders must publicly commit to the defense of the Baltic States even against domestic unrest of this variety, and not merely against mechanized invasion.
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Listeria, the bug at issue in the avocado recall, is a particularly tough food processing enemy, thriving on the mechanized production and storage facilities of our food distribution system.
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In January, in its manifesto ahead of Uttar Pradesh's state elections, the B.J.P. promised to take a step further: to shut down "all illegal slaughterhouses" and restrict mechanized ones.
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But on the other hand, that same research has given birth to this creepy centipede robot toy that squirms around on 18 flailing legs like a tiny mechanized nightmare. Nope.
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For her solo exhibition The Dump Is Full of Images, artist Holly Hendry has produced a mechanized sculpture suited to this beautiful space, filling the room with whispering and whirring.
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By using an agitprop-inspired kiosk to project these images and examine this history, Ferreira reconciles the utilitarian and mechanized forms of modern society with the creative movements they inspired.
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He said the deployment "would include some mechanized forces" — which might be a confirmation of sending tanks into the area — but the Pentagon boss insists the overall drawdown will continue.
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Brazil's environmental regulator Ibama this week fined six native communities and a dozen farmers on reservation land for using genetically modified crops (GMO) and engaging in large-scale mechanized agriculture.
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Where would we be if we had banned mechanized agriculture on the grounds that most Americans worked in farming when tractors and harvesters were introduced in the early 20th century?
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It's a shame there aren't more of these objects though, as some are just teased in photographs, like an unsettling mechanized "creeping baby doll" from 1871 held by the museum.
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"China is a screen on which the West projects its fears of being colonized, mechanized, and instrumentalized in its own pursuit of technological dominance," write the editors of Techno-Orientalism.
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The former infantry officer served multiple combat tours with the US Army's 82nd Airborne Division during the Vietnam War and commanded the 24th Mechanized Infantry Division during Operation Desert Storm.
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At present U.K. regulations mandate some element of human direction so 'pure play' and totally mechanized services are not allowed, as they are in the U.S., but regulations can change.
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I suppose Sony is banking on RIGS: Mechanized Combat League being a significant first-party title, not to mention an eSports contender, but I'm actually yet to play it. You?
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The music blares dramatically; there is the distinct feeling of being in a movie and watching some vast, terrifying mechanized presence be revealed to the viewers for the first time.
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The State Department spent $52,701 in 2017 to purchase custom, mechanized curtains for the windows in the UN Ambassador's New York City apartment during budget cuts and a hiring freeze.
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That doctrine includes the use of conventional forces like mechanized infantry backed by armor and artillery, special forces, assassination and bombings, electronic warfare, cyber attacks, and the weaponization of information.
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Unicode also added four additional symbols that weren't in Apple's original proposal: standalone characters for probing cane, mechanized and manual wheelchairs, as well as a gender-inclusive "deaf person" emoji.
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But farmers in Heilongjiang acknowledge they are a long way from being as productive as farmers in the United States, where agriculture is more mechanized and genetic modification is embraced.
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Robots duking it out in public is nothing new; shows like Robot Wars and Battle Bots popularized this form of mechanized combat all the way back in the early 2000s.
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A new mechanized lift for the 564-seat theater's orchestra pit will be put in along with updated lighting equipment, and hand-painted murals there will be cleaned and restored.
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Measures introduced so far include a periodic mechanized sweeping of roads with heavy traffic, water sprinkling on unpaved roads and an increase in parking fees of up to four times.
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For seven days, VICE News was embedded in Avdiivka with the Ukraine Army's 58th Mechanized Brigade to get the view on the ground as the war enters its third year.
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As mere sound, chiptune posits a mechanized robotic future that's friendly and reliable but not efficient enough for inhuman slickness, inhabiting an aesthetic closer to R2-D2 than an iPad.
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The NHL has become a structured, mechanized company that glorifies 1-0, 23-shot wins as a result of shot-blocking nullifying the skill and speed everyone wants to see.
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Wall-E depicted a dystopian version of the fate Keynes predicted, where mechanized labor led to people growing fat and complacent, sitting in chairs while their every need is tended to.
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In-between moments devoted to their innovative A/V project—Jason Voltaire provided visuals on this night—they mechanized the already mechanical Travis Scott, and remixed other choice hip-hop cuts.
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According to The Japan News, this mechanized shitbeast was introduced on a trial basis in Kisarazu in southwest Chiba Prefecture, and is on loan to agricultural cooperative association JA Kisarazu-shi.
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He's got cyborg punks with buzz saw mohawks, a mechanized Tower of Babel, and a series of creatures called Protein Folders, which look like a dozen different species of Cyber Men.
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The original song was released as the B side to "Freedom '90" and then on various compilations; it has a snappy, mechanized electro-mariachi beat with percussion and sampled trumpet snippets.
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The finale takes place in an elaborate, high-tech car park; it's a chaotic, dazzlingly mechanized sequence that would feel right at home in the final minutes of any Pixar film.
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The Immigration and Cat's Cradle are just two of the kinetic works in this ambitious exhibition; the other intricately mechanized dioramas are equally steeped in cultural history and acerbic social commentary.
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"The impacts are mounting because there are more and more mountain bikers and there is more pressure to go into these places with faster bikes and electric mechanized bikes," he said.
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I heard more about that in Avdiivka's Prom Zone, a Mad Max–looking industrial wasteland filled with the detritus of war that serves as the base for Ukraine's 92nd Mechanized Brigade.
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It is not new media, not glitch, not interactive, not chance operations, and it is not even really kinetic art (he prefers the term "mechanized"), though in dialogue with all of these.
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Food is prepared partially by automated machines and partially by humans in the kitchen before being placed into mechanized cubbies a customer opens with the tap of a finger on the glass.
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When humans are forced to work longer hours for less pay while the 1 percent flourishes, we both see ourselves in our mechanized brethren, and dream of having them take our place.
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And aside from Don Ricardo's ancient tractor that, even in good times, few of the farming families could afford to rent, the bicycle was the only mechanized vehicle for many miles around.
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Huxley claims he was satirizing H.G. Wells' utopian novels instead, but he was also reacting to the Industrial Revolution, and his anxieties about the social upheaval caused by an increasingly mechanized society.
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The Patriots have not gotten any less loathsome, but the old mechanized loathsomeness has a new and admirable depth to it, and their berserk precision has attained a sort of blunt art.
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On a large scale, the solution is going to depend on closing the gap between mechanized, industrialized, computerized health care delivery and the growing psychological, economic, and spiritual needs of our patients.
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He wrote that a Turkish mechanized infantry battalion of about 400 soldiers came under fire Thursday evening on the road between the towns of Balyoun and Al Bara south of Idlib city.
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These aren't exactly the first images you associate with the mechanized chaos of EDM, but Clayton Knight and Harrison Mills of the perennial festival-headliners ODESZA have always called the area home.
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"I was waiting for them to come through the Fulda Gap," he says, referring to a section of West Germany through which NATO planners expected the Soviets to push large mechanized formations.
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And biologists like Dr. Servheen who have spent decades studying grizzlies offer reminders about protecting the bears and other wildlife that unwittingly share their territory with more people and more mechanized vehicles.
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One imagines them joining Tom Cruise in the 2003 movie "The Last Samurai," galloping at full tilt, swords drawn, representing the last vestige of their chivalrous time crashing against the mechanized future.
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During an iconic training montage, Rocky's rustic training style of running through snow, chopping down trees and climbing Siberian mountains is juxtaposed with Drago's highly mechanized training in a sophisticated Russian laboratory.
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Knights said the UAE played a critical role in efforts by the Saudi-led alliance to push back the Houthis, employing a mix of capabilities, including mechanized infantry columns, that proved decisive.
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Camillo Sirianni, a third-generation family business that began as a mechanized carpentry company in 1909, has also overcome the isolation of its hometown to become a leading manufacturer of school furniture.
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Starting this week, the company is launching a "pilot mechanized tap system" in some of its New York City locations, which will require people to use their key cards to access alcoholic taps.
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But truly all you're really thinking about is how fucking ghoulish this mechanized iteration of ol' Abe looks with his bulging eyes, terrifying teeth, peeling face, decrepit beard, and chewed-up stovepipe hat.
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The method is said to be more or less the same as when the cake first appeared in Sweden in the 17th century, though the process has become somewhat more mechanized over time.
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Then the U.S. military announced that it was reinforcing its position in Syria with additional assets, including mechanized forces, to prevent oilfields from being taken over by remnants of Islamic State or others.
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Mr. Cowley, the disco innovator who spawned hi-NRG — an up-tempo, mechanized strain of dance music calibrated for the peak of the party — wore black patent-leather pants and a matching jacket.
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They remind us that the injection of embodied politics into what had become the deadened spaces of mechanized traffic remains a crucial legacy of the 'Sixties, one that needs revival more than ever.
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But soon pedagogues seized on the metronome's potential to act as taskmaster and conductor in the absence of a teacher, advising students to practice scales and entire movements to the audible mechanized beat.
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Although they weren't used in World War II to the extent they were used in the First World War, troops still relied on horses and mules to cross terrain impassable to mechanized units.
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It was an important win for African-Americans looking for an alternative to housework in wealthy white homes, or for those who had seen fieldwork dry up in an increasingly mechanized agricultural sector.
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Even though they live in rural Iceland, thousands of miles from the Holy Land, and in a modern reality of computers and mechanized farm equipment, Gummi and Kiddi have a decidedly Old Testament vibe.
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In my case, the newly mechanized Tark kept beating me, and so I've spent a good portion of my time in the game beefing up my abilities so I can finally take him down.
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Where some postmodern bluesmen cultivate a stark, crude, garage-rock primitivism and risk the whole album falling apart, the security inherent in the mechanized backing band, and even the solos, does diminish the rawness.
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Some tattoo artists, such as Samuel O'Reilly, inventor of the electric rotary pen and the first to open a mechanized tattoo shop in 1703, concentrated around the Bowery, while others gathered in Coney Island.
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Part of the revised plan for the mechanized mine includes the construction of an underground workshop to rebuild and maintain machines which is expected to increase their life and improve their contribution to production.
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She tells me that Lego Mindstorms was one of her primary influences when she set out to create a children's robotics kit, which allows kids to build and program their own miniature mechanized companions.
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I never received a reply, but part of me is really hoping that I might have just paved the way for a fully mechanized T-Rex to show up midway through Jurassic World II.
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Most people assume that Putin has constrained himself to a purely hybrid-war approach in that conflict, yet he has positioned mechanized forces to attack rapidly along multiple axes of advance including toward Kiev.
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A mechanized version of that idea, popular in some academic circles, would instruct the Fed to target an alternative economic measure, nominal gross domestic product, or N.G.D.P., which sums inflation and real economic growth.
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This process was tweaked and mechanized, and the bagels got softer and sweeter than is traditional — call this the assimilation of the bagel — but this process is also what brought bagels into the mainstream.
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Rather than dulling the rock & roll, this mechanized approach somehow jacks up the energy to an unbelievable degree, so that the end result goes bang pop pow boom without canceling out its detached, hypnotic qualities.
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The company has also teamed with an equipment maker to build a mechanized romaine harvester that is currently in use, and it is exploring automation for iceberg lettuce, broccoli and other field crops, Taylor said.
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Known as "the war to end all wars," World War I marked the introduction of new technologies such as chemical warfare and mechanized vehicles which enabled armies to inflict casualties like never before in history.
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Sure, a man with a tiny arc reactor in his chest, but otherwise just a flesh-and-blood person who's made super strong and virtually indestructible thanks to a mechanized suit of gold-titanium alloy.
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The Black Hornet Vehicle Reconnaissance System, a product of FLIR Systems based in Wilsonville, Oregon, "equips armored or mechanized vehicles with an immediate, organic, and self-contained surveillance and reconnaissance system," according to the company.
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His visuals for Tel Aviv band Jane Bordeaux's "Ma'agalim" follow a lonely-looking doll in an old penny arcade, doomed to walk the same rotating path, looking at the same dumb, mechanized people all day.
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The room feels like an underground rave, and given the rarity of fully mechanized robotic dancers, witnessing the spectacle does make you feel like you're at the forefront of culture, previewing the future of entertainment.
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The new legal startups have simply mechanized that process via AI—but the result is that the decisions of law and justice are now turning on who has the biggest computer with the best algorithm.
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The core of Slendotron is a mechanized Gamelan orchestra; the exhibition's title refers to slendro, a pentatonic scale — one of the two essential scales within the traditional Javanese musical form (the other is pelog/pelag).
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That tambourine effect returns in a big way in "Femenine," the key element of which is a mechanized contraption, invented by Eastman, that shook a set of sleigh bells in an endless, wintry chugga-chugga.
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In 2008, in two striking articles, The Times reported that mechanized fleets from the European Union, Russia and China had nearly picked clean the oceans off Senegal and other northwest African countries, ruining coastal economies.
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It would show off modern, mechanized agriculture in China, which is grappling with how to turn its fragmented farms into more efficient family operations that can feed almost 1.4 billion people while raising rural incomes.
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More broadly, what drives the film is a scowling suspicion that modern man is a mechanized being, created as if on an assembly line, and stripped bare of individuality—a product, like any other merchandise.
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His prolificacy impressed me in 2015 when it produced the crown jewel DS2, whose sharp, wintry chill matched his mechanized drone in demonstrating how pro forma wheel-spinning can reveal personal pain by implied omission.
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His latest album, Yoyogi Park, is named after and inspired by a well-known urban green space in Tokyo, and its the mechanized energy is an attempt to capture the bustle contained in the park.
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"We are reinforcing that position, it will include some mechanized forces ... the mission in Syria remains what the mission in Syria began with, it's always been about defeating the ISIS coalition," Esper told reporters in Brussels.
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You fight an increasing number as the story develops, but even then, the world — awash as it is with mechanized threats — can still swoop in to crush you (or your opponents) beneath a massive robodino claw.
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Without immigration, he said, British workers in Boston might have lost out in different ways: Local farms could have mechanized part of their labor or shut down altogether, and British supermarkets may have imported cheaper produce.
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Time will tell if the robots that can farm our food will go on to snag our best produce at the farmer's market—and with farming getting steadily more mechanized over the years, it's not unlikely.
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Devoted to crafting items like personalized hankies, aromatic soap and noses that literally run (they're mechanized clay models), the 45-minute sessions each require a small fee, but festival admission and drop-in activities are free.
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He recently dropped Mshini Music, a 4-track EP that strips away the house melodies for acidic sequenced keyboards and mechanized 808 beats to form a sound indebted to techno legends Omar S and Jamal Moss.
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Now the only fully mechanized large underground gold mine in South Africa, it broke even for the first time last year after years of losses and unveiled a new turnaround plan in February which cut production targets.
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While ISIS managed to seize some tanks at the start of the Syrian civil war, ISIS does not pose the same type threat to US personnel as the mechanized armies of the regime and its Russian backers.
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At about 10 o'clock on Saturday evening, an angry Musk was examining one of the production line's mechanized modules, trying to figure out what was wrong, when the young, excited engineer was brought over to assist him.
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AASDAP The paper is the culmination of an effort launched two years ago by the Walk Again Project, which helped a paralyzed man kick off the 2014 World Cup using a mechanized exoskeleton and an EEG headset.
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Frank S. Besson-class Logistic Support Vessels, its largest class of ships, as well as 34 Landing Craft Utility, and 36 Landing Craft Mechanized Mk-8, in addition to a number of tugs, small ferries, and barges.
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The U.S. military said last week it was reinforcing its position in Syria with additional assets, including mechanized forces, to prevent oil fields from being taken over by remnants of the Islamic State militant group or others.
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Also, it goes without saying that any kind of major enemy ground assault is likely to include long range fires, massive air support as well as closer in helicopters and drones to support an advancing mechanized attack.
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"Modern craft started with the Industrial Revolution when everyone was concerned that we were going to lose ourselves to this mechanized world and that something in the human spirit was going to be missing," Atkinson told me.
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The youngest and aforementioned Will (Max Jenkins), meanwhile, encounters a strange robot, forging a bond that makes the mechanized figure -- complete with a pulsating visage -- want to protect the child, while fostering suspicions on his father's part.
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The smartphone-controlled mechanized ball keeps pets active and in good spirits, letting owners remotely draw their companions from one room to the next over WiFi for over 90 minutes of playtime and 15 hours of standby.
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It was written during World War I, and that epochal conflict no doubt informed these plays' vision of a world of mechanized death-dealing, a point that Mr. Hurlin underscores with video footage toward the production's end.
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The specter of increased automation has raised concerns about how large swaths of Americans will be able to support themselves when their jobs become mechanized and whether the loss of low-income jobs will increase wealth inequality.
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This indecipherable element, which suggests a mechanized belt from an assembly line, is surrounded by distorted humanoid figures, including one with female breasts and a phallic head, all struggling with Alien-style parasites boring into their bodies.
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The main Battle of the Somme, initially a joint British-French offensive against German armies in northern France, came to represent the brutal futility of what became known as the Great War, achieving little but mechanized slaughter.
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One possible line of defense—among many, of course—would be to redesign your city, even down to the interior of your own home, such that machine vision or other mechanized sensing systems are constantly confused there.
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It could not have been further from the mechanized processes at a recycling plant, which employ feats of engineering — eddy currents, magnets and near-infrared scanners — to identify and categorize various types of metals, plastic and paper.
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Automata moves the setting forward a few thousand years, and stars an android named 2B, part of an elite group of soldiers tasked with saving a post-apocalyptic version of Earth from an onslaught of mechanized alien forces.
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Two varieties of seedless, easy-peeling mandarins, adapted to mechanized packing, became available to California growers, and horticulturists figured out how to grow seedless clementines, a type of mandarin, in the harsh climate of the San Joaquin Valley.
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PlayStation VR has the most support from established game publishers, offering VR versions of the "Batman: Arkham" series, music game "Rez" and "RIGS: Mechanized Combat League," a multiplayer action sports game from the creators of the "Killzone" series.
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On tracks like "Complet Brouillé," premiering below, they collide disorienting and depressing sloganeering ("I don't expect to live long") with mechanized, industrial instrumentals—placing the cause of our post-modern panic in the cold embrace of technological progress.
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As difficult as it is for us to be comfortable with a mechanized view of our worst behavior, it's much harder for people to accept that it's all biology when it comes to our good behavior as well.
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First, here is the aforementioned mechanized Rocky: And here are two men who are sick of Millie, a 99-year-old Minnesota woman who gained national attention this week for being both a Vikings fan and extremely old.
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Industrial capitalism produced not just great wealth but great poverty, and writers and artists, especially in the decades before photography left the studio, struggled to represent the extent of social misère in post-revolutionary Paris or mechanized Manchester.
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Ms. Trump, President Trump's older daughter, and Mr. Kushner got special permission to break from strict religious laws that prohibit them from using technology or mechanized devices, such as cars, during the Sabbath, which begins on Friday evening.
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Extravagant, giddy, gaudy, mechanized, jewel-like, politically pointed or merely kitsch, the windows staged each year by Lord & Taylor, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bergdorf Goodman, Barneys New York, Tiffany & Company and Bloomingdale's have long been among New York's treasures.
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For as long as anyone can remember, there has been a thriving cottage industry, operating out of vans and without conveyor belts, mechanized brushes or complicated hydraulic systems, along an industrial stretch near the Harlem River in Inwood.
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Yet the investment can pay for itself within the first year for large farming operations since it requires only a fraction of the labor needed due to mechanized harvesting, according to Frank Maconachy, the company's president and CEO.
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At the Mira Mare hotel, on the Adriatic seafront in the city of Durres, a mechanized digger had ground to a halt near the ruins of concrete slabs, water boilers, mattresses and curtains from the six-storey building.
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Artificial intelligence, automated robotics, mechanized factories; each of these concepts gets rolled together in a lumpen ball of futurity, the only definitive commonality being that they all, in one way or another, threaten the autonomy of we puny humans.
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Set on prime real estate on Tokyo Bay not far from the posh Ginza shopping district, the 80-year-old Tsukiji market is warren of stalls where eels flap in styrofoam boxes and mechanized band-saws slice frozen tuna.
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The makings of a Moroccan bowl—pre-measured chickpeas, chopped tomatoes, olives, currants, and freekeh, dispensed from individual hoppers—travelled across a mechanized track, Rube Goldberg style, and into a nonstick barrel-shaped pot heated over an induction panel.
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The small cars moved haltingly, stopping and starting, along tracks that ran through dimly lit tunnels, accompanied by appropriate soundtracks — groans, screams — and punctuated by the appearance of mechanized ax murderers, devils and corpses leaping out of the shadows.
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"We have put in mechanized or automated solutions to reduce our dependency on heavy manual, hard-to-get labor," said Bob Whitaker, chief science and technology officer of the Produce Marketing Association, a trade group representing global produce companies.
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At the same time, he has instructed officials to prepare to shut down all mechanized abattoirs, part of a campaign pledge that appealed to Hindus because they view cows as sacred and because slaughterhouses are run mainly by Muslims.
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A few years ago, Amazon purchased Kiva Systems, which coordinates warehouse robots whose job is to move heavy boxes to stations where human stockers, whose fine motor skills have yet to be affordably mechanized, transfer the boxes to shelves.
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This is the start of the French director-choreographer Raphaëlle Boitel's stark and stunning "When Angels Fall," a blend of circus and dance set in a mechanized dystopia whose inhabitants yearn for human connection — a bicycle built for two.
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