The cerebral cortex is an outer layer of brain tissue.
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The water rolled right off of the suede outer layer.
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The outer layer should be tightly woven, water repellent, and hooded.
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Because sometimes it's the outer layer that makes you feel connected.
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The outer layer of blue spikes latch on to target cells.
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The outer layer of bark formed the inside of the shield.
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Peel the outer layer of broccoli stalks with a vegetable peeler.
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You can serve the outer layer of a cucumber one day...
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They work by dissolving microbes' protective outer layer, which kills them.
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Trim the fennel, removing the outer layer if it seems tough.
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The cerebral cortex is an outer layer of tissue covering the brain.
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Finally, it's worth noting that the polycarbonate outer layer is extremely durable.
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KFC's showcased impressive stretchiness, delicious cheese, and an expertly fried outer layer.
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Being outside Bigurl is like having an outer layer of flesh flensed off.
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The outer layer of a mantis shrimp's claw has a unique herringbone strutter.
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Lab-engineered bone (the outer layer) with functional bone marrow (the inner layer).
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Exfoliation happens primarily in the outer layer of your skin, the stratum corneum.
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Removing the outer layer of clothing can remove up to 90% of radioactive material.
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"Removing the outer layer of clothing can remove up to 90% of radioactive material."
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Conditioners work by smoothing the outer layer so that the cuticle layers lie flat.
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It's called the cerebral cortex, and it's the brain's outer layer of nerve tissue.
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Her confidence was just the outer layer of what made her pitch a success.
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If the bedsore progresses, the skin's outer layer, then the inner layer, breaks down.
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Scrape the outer layer of the frozen buttercream off with a metal bench scraper.
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It's possible that the black hole stripped off the entire outer layer, Ghez said.
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Normally, this outer layer of the papillae is being continuously rubbed off when we eat.
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Removing a portion of the epithelium (the outer layer) of the skin encourages collagen production.
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As the meat spins, only the outer layer, measuring an inch thick, is actually cooked.
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Doctors will use skin from his forehead as the outer layer for his new nose.
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My first cut revealed that the pinwheel's outer layer of pasta was tough and dry.
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The outer layer holds your milk, while the inner layer holds your cereal of choice.
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The containers consist of an aluminum liner with an outer layer of strong carbon fibers.
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" (The trees' outer layer is spongy and fibrous — a defense against burrowing bugs.) "That's crazy!
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The patty's delicate outer layer of crisp hit a tender patty that just oozed with juice.
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This is a mozz stick with impressive stretchiness, delicious cheese, and a nice fried outer layer.
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The new experiments revealed that a sharper blade will stretch the ribbon's outer layer even more.
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The bag has two linings of high-density polyethylene, and an outer layer of woven polypropylene.
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UVB rays are shorter and tend to damage the outer layer of the skin, causing sunburn.
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Top it off with a light outer layer, like this boxy cream jacket, to add dimension.
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The mini was set inside the midi; the outer layer was lace, the inner one not.
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An outer layer of dirt flew upward, quickly sucked away by a fan in the box.
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These can eat into the pearl's nacre, the distinctive outer layer, and dull its luster irreparably.
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An outer layer of crisp gave way to a tender patty that oozed with meaty juice.
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That plating means you'll need to give it some extra care to maintain the outer layer.
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On top of that is an outer layer of aluminum oxide, a white material that reflects light.
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But ultimately I was put off by how tough and dry the outer layer of pasta was.
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This is important to me, especially in the outer layer that is closest to my daughter's skin.
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Typical for most cities where the weather can vary, a light, packable outer layer is definitely essential.
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It's when you scrape the outer layer of frosting off that you reveal the marbling effect underneath.
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The stretchy jacket can be worn as a mid-layer or outer layer, depending on the activity.
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Start with a stylishly practical outer layer that'll keep you toasty from city street to mountain lodge.
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For example, you may spend $660 on the outer layer and $100 or more on the core.
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A gap between them is formed and fills with fluid, and the outer layer of skin degenerates.
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The form of inflammation, caused by a disruption to the outer layer of skin, is annoying as hell.
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On Earth, the outer layer of most cells — called membranes — are made up of fatty molecules called lipids.
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Cut the fibrous outer layer off and eat the inner stems, dipped in hummus if you have it.
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There were also traces of meninges, the tough outer layer that protects the brain, preserved in mineral form.
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The cortical shell — the outer layer of bone — also seems to be slightly thicker with weight bearing exercise.
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The outer layer has a deep, charred, near-caramel flavor, while the inside is gamey and almost grassy.
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The tanning agent attaches to the outer layer of the skin, the keratin, and darkens the skin tone.
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But, the one outer layer I keep coming back to again and again is Universal Standard's Moto Jacket.
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The star's strong radiation has lashed the exomoon's outer layer, which is comprised of ice, gas and rock.
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In the UK, you're probably going to want an outer layer made with some serious moisture-shedding material.
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There are three individual components, starting with an outer layer made of a mix of rubber and synthetic compounds.
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It aims collect information about radio waves passing through Earth's ionosphere, the electrically charged outer layer of the atmosphere.
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Enamel is like the finished surface of a floor: It's a thin, hard outer layer that protects each tooth.
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"This can lead to cracks in the outer layer of skin, loss of hydration, and ultimately, inflammation," he says.
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The researchers identified 180 distinct areas of the brain's outer layer—effectively doubling the previous number of known regions.
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Dehydration is when there is a lack of water in the stratum corneum, or outer layer, of the skin.
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Dehydration is when there is a lack of water in the stratum corneum, or outer layer of the skin.
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Inside the smooth outer layer of milk chocolate there are Reese's Pieces and a peanut butter and caramel core.
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The flames have burned the outer layer of skin off his face, his lower abdomen and his right hand.
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The initial injury occurred in the dura, the tough outer layer of the meninges – the tissue surrounding the brain.
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What are some warm, well-designed options for an outer layer over bulky knits for the next few months?
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Essentially, the binary consists of a dying old red giant star that has expelled its outer layer as stellar wind.
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But the wonderful aircraft itself had become her outer layer, a dynamic metal sheath like the feathers on a hawk.
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With the outer layer facing down, hold lemon peel over glass and pinch it, then place on rim of glass.
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At this point, the oxygen inside the core ignites and the star will blow off an outer layer of material.
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Chemical analysis of this outer layer revealed high levels of iron oxide, indicating a rapid change in the statue's environment.
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"It's a multiple-layered structure, and when something hits the first outer layer, it fractures and breaks up," he says.
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The stem cells were made to mimic the types of cells that eventually form the cortex — the brain's outer layer.
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The head moves through a thermoelectric generator and then moves into an outer layer that completely dissipates outside the body.
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On the outer layer, called the cortex, he found that both had suffered damage to the same patch of tissue.
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The spermbots delivered the drug directly into the cells while the solution only reached their outer layer, the researchers report.
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But items with a built in outer layer, such as bananas, oranges, onions, and mangoes, are already protected from chemicals.
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And why is the sun&aposs outer layer, called the corona, up to 500 times hotter than its inner layers?
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The museum's outer layer consists of 3,600 bronze-colored aluminum panels formed in the shape of a three-tiered crown.
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Drinking water won't help the outer layer be less dry, but it does help you replace the water your body loses.
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All breast implants have an outer layer that is made of silicone, but they can have different shapes, sizes and textures.
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There's a hard, clay-like outer layer and a softer green cushion on the inside, designed to protect the precious chip.
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The "pizza" is made up of four jumbo squares with a crust-like outer layer, filled with Cheez-It sharp cheddar.
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Both are independently lined with waterproof material (in addition to the water-resistant outer layer) and the zippers are similarly sealed.
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If burglars make it past your outer layer of security, make sure they cannot easily find what they are looking for.
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To exert this control, monkeys use clusters of neurons in the outer layer of the brain known as the cerebral cortex.
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A layer of tungsten sits between the carbon and aluminum oxide so the two don't react and turn the outer layer grey.
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That's because the cancer within in situ is still in the outer layer of the skin, and is therefore easier to remove.
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Now, Voyager 2 is making the same journey—passing through the outer layer of our heliosphere, toward all that lies beyond it.
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The current paper deals with the outer layer of the claw, or "impact region," which is very tough and resistant to cracking.
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Doctors were able to see whether embryos were viable with PGS testing, which takes a biopsy of the outer layer of cells.
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The disease affects the protective outer layer of the skin, called the epidermis, but often not the inner layer, called the dermis.
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"I think they really represent cities, New York and the different colored lights—that flashy outer layer," she said about the boots.
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When the outer layer of the tire is punctured, a sealant in the tire will fill the hole by itself, Segway says.
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Somehow the outer layer of material also manages to be slightly water-resistant despite feeling like the softest cotton you've ever touched.
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When mass timber is exposed to fire, the outer layer chars, slowing the burn and creating a protective barrier around the core.
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Kim would said he would give Park placenta extract injections, which are administered subcutaneously, or just under the outer layer of skin.
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Acidic liquids like, you know, lime juice, can cause the outer layer of copper (and alloys like brass) to seep into your drink.
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I thought they belonged to my roommate (someone had opened the outer layer of the box), but he told me they weren't his.
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During the Mercury trip, the suits in question were pressurized and weighed 20 pounds, with joint reinforcements and an aluminum-coated outer layer.
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Using a new 3D reconstruction technique, scientists have mapped a long neuron that wraps around the entire outer layer of the mouse brain.
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It has a double-wall construction, so the outer layer of plastic stays cool to the touch even as the water boils inside.
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As has been reported, the outer layer also makes an audible clicking sound when you press down near the fingerprint reader or camera.
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These sorts of marketplaces are only the outer layer of the blockchain-based systems that are being built to handle artificial intelligence data.
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The Flight is a three-layer rain jacket, with a waterproof membrane sandwiched between a durable, recycled outer layer and an inner lining.
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Somehow the outer layer of material also manages to be slightly water-resistant despite feeling like the softest cotton you&aposve ever touched.
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Eventually, this creates a hole (aka a cavity) in the outer layer of your teeth, where bacteria tends to camp out, Dr. Chase says.
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Its teeth, like ours, are made up of an outer layer of enamel and an inner layer of hard, dense, bony tissue called dentin.
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Granted, I mainly enjoyed the grease-encrusted, battered, and deep fried outer layer, and merely tolerated the actual meat, but hey, it was progress.
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Her scarves use the outer layer of the silk egg called kibiso, which is generally discarded because it's too coarse to turn into silk.
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The felling of Harvey Weinstein and the subsequent #MeToo movement also forced comedy to molt, shedding an outer layer of — how to put this?
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Their closest approach to the black hole happened five years ago, but the far-reaching effects could have stripped G2 of its outer layer.
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Camo is a perfect outer layer if there's a chance of rain — it feels tough and the busy pattern will obscure any water droplets.
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Beneath the crown is the outer layer of the virus, which is made up of lipids, or what you and I would call fat.
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The topper is made of hand-teased horsetail with a lamb's-wool outer layer and a natural case that uses our trademarked Trellis ticking.
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A. Much like fingernails, the rattles are made of a protein called keratin, which strengthens cells in the outer layer of the snake's skin.
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"You might expect to see an outer layer of hydrogen, sometimes mixed with helium, or just a mix of helium and carbon," he said.
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When my cake came out of the freezer and I started scraping the outer layer off, I was convinced I messed something up again.
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We wore it as an outer layer and found it kept us warm outdoors and comfortable indoors, but it's definitely on the heavier side.
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Studying this outer layer requires a special telescope that perfectly blocks out the Sun with an opaque piece of material, leaving only the corona visible.
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This fragrance-free riff on a classic helps soothe compromised skin with glycerin, which works to attract water to the outer layer of the skin.
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Start with flour, whatever liquid you choose (egg wash, milk, etc.), and the last step would be your crunchy outer layer (cornmeal or bread crumbs).
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Bonnaillie said many packages already have an outer layer, however, so in a multi-layer system with secondary packaging, casein would still help the environment.
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When you eat a ton of capsaicin, like an entire Carolina Reaper, the outer layer of your mouth can blister and your throat can swell.
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Plus, it's conveniently packed inside a water-resistant outer layer which could be easily wiped should it come in contact with any form of liquid.
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"We prefer to try to peel the onion and start with that outer layer of consciousness, which is the memory of the event," Raison said.
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He and his wife, Kim Kovel, came home from a short trip to find that its filling had inexplicably burst through its pinkish outer layer.
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Then, they cut the cotton to size and formed a mask using one outer layer and eight inner layers that covered the nose and mouth.
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But for rain in the 30s and 40s, they keep my hands dry, and the knit outer layer is handy (ha!) for wiping my nose.
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The interlocking 3-D panels built by RSG-3D are placed over a welded wire truss system, then covered with a reinforced concrete outer layer.
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After one song, the outer layer of James Murphy's signature t-shirt and blazer combo came off, and the crowd tied up its hair en masse.
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Burnished by their descent to Earth, many have a fusion crust; a darker outer layer that can appear unusually smooth and differentiates them from terrestrial rocks.
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Update, 5:40 PM ET: Added another tweet showing Samsung's warning against removing the protective outer layer, which — again — wasn't the issue with our review unit.
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They're fixed to the gecko's skin along a very narrow strip, and a pre-formed "splitting zone" exists on an outer layer of the skin itself.
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Turns out, the hot wax didn't just remove her stray brow hairs; it also ripped off an outer layer of skin, leaving an exposed wound behind.
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Consisting of three satellites—Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie—the constellation is capable of picking up extremely subtle magnetic signals and anomalies from Earth's rigid outer layer.
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The computer has already been used to create an 80,000 neuron model of the cortex, the outer layer of the brain responsible for processing sensory information.
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Chuck is faking his even temperament during his Mesa Verde meeting, tossing off an outer layer of aluminum foil right before it and collapsing right after.
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The bags, also being used in a crop-storage project in Malawi, have two linings of high-density polyethylene and an outer layer of woven polypropylene.
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The Pacific Coast Double Down Around King Pillow uses an inner core of duck feathers for support and an outer layer of duck down for comfort.
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When the sun becomes a full-blown red giant, Scudder said, its core will get extremely hot and dense while its outer layer expands ... a lot.
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Fiction. "Nobody in their right mind would let themselves get cooked to the point where their outer layer of epithelium is turned to ash," he says.
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Like our own hair, these strands are scaly, while the rhino's are smooth, so they used lithium bromide to chemically etch away horsehair's rough outer layer.
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The inner group eventually becomes the embryo while the outer layer will form the part of the placenta that attaches to the lining of the uterus.
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The virus is capable of infecting the cells that form the brain's outer layer, making them more susceptible to death and preventing them from forming new tissue.
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Instead, the permeable outer layer hardens into a shell, keeping the bubble and its core ideas and its fake facts intact, while repelling new, potentially valid information.
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That was early cortical tissue—cells that are going to become cortex, the outer layer of the brain that is responsible for higher level thinking and processing.
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Imagine your meat is like a Combo, where the delicious cheese center is at one temperature, while the crunchy pretzel outer layer is at a higher temperature.
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When the steady rush of yellow solar wind suddenly becomes a red-and-orange plasma-dense flood, it presses against the outer layer of Earth&aposs magnetosphere.
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The jacket features a detachable (and adjustable) hood, a waterproof outer layer, and is thick enough to keep you warm in the midst of Hoth-like weather conditions.
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For example, a certain group of genes produce keratinocytes, which reside in the lower layer of the skin and divide and migrate upwards to form the outer layer.
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The reason a ribbon curls in the first place is that the outer layer stretches and expands more than the inner layer being pressed against the scissor blade.
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Those eyes are another change – the design team has created a new lens shape for the outer layer, which it says "reflects light more naturally" for "lifelike" detail.
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The tree's inner bark layer, revealed when the outer layer peels away, is a vibrant green that fades over time to produce a magical range of bright colors.
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It can also damage the skin's protective outer layer, causing dryness, redness, and irritation, as well as worsening of inflammatory skin diseases such as eczema, psoriasis, and acne.
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This case from Orzly has a durable outer layer, eight slots for Nintendo Switch games, and a pocket where you can store accessories, like an extra charging adapter.
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At the earliest stages, melanoma may be found only in the outer layer of skin or epidermis, when it's unlikely to spread to other parts of the body.
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The regular Whopper's patty crumbled like real ground beef, while the Impossible Whopper was chewier and almost felt as though it was encased in a tough outer layer.
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The bread wasn't just a social media stunt — it was legitimately good, with a perfectly crusty outer layer that satisfyingly ripped apart to reveal a flavorful, airy interior.
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Other factors that can contribute to cracking include the overuse of certain fertilizers, high growth temperatures, heavy soil texture and the strength of the outer layer of the root.
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The rod itself snaps under the tension, but in the process, its outer layer shatters into thousands of tiny pieces of steel shrapnel, which go flying in every direction.
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It's also an applicable metaphor for the types of self-searching that occur in Dumplin' as Willowdean peels her tough outer layer to discover a wealth of emotion inside.
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Huw Morgan, a solar physicist at Aberystwyth University in Wales, also studies the sun's solar activity cycle, with a particular interest in the corona, its extremely hot outer layer.
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Doug Bloch, a representative for the Teamsters unit, said that only the outer layer of the buses' double-paned windows cracked, suggesting that the projectiles lacked the force of bullets.
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"Spend about 10 minutes in warm water to help soften the outer layer of skin, making it easier to remove hair and decreasing the risk of razor burn," she says.
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Structures that could represent tissues from the brain cortex — the outer layer of neural tissue — appear to be present and interwoven with delicate capillaries, the authors said in Thursday's publication.
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The outer layer will be made of ceramics, materials that have been in development for decades and advanced since the Shuttles were built, says Richard Varvill, technical director at REL.
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Its outer layer is made of raw cotton—similar to the material in tea bags—and it wicks liquid away from the body and down to the pad's inner layers.
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If you're worried, just take a glance at your teeth: "The white outer layer is dental enamel, and its primary function is to protect the underlying tooth structure," Tomar says.
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Other times, they used what looked like hedge shears to cut first through the insulation that was the spacecraft's outer layer, and then into an aluminum micrometeoroid shield beneath that.
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Cortical thickness refers to the actual height of this outer layer of tissue, while cortical surface area measures the total stretch of topmost tissue by dipping into each and every fold.
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A doctor told the parents his LAMB3 gene had a glitch—his body wasn't making enough of a protein to anchor the outer layer of his skin to the inner ones.
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Along with affecting the planet's tilt, the impact event may have also spurred on the development of Uranus's thick icy outer layer, which keeps the heat from planet's core locked inside.
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He carefully calibrates the thickness of her cortex, the brain's outer layer of neurons, and the size of the corpus callosum, the band of nerves that connects the brain's two hemispheres.
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Today that tradition lives on in coverage of illiberalism in the region and in suggestions that Europe's future involves a permanent and exclusive integrationist vanguard, and a more sceptical outer layer.
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Our Solar System's recent interstellar visitor — a space rock named `Oumuamua — may be covered in a thick coat of organic material, an outer layer that's protecting a cache of ice within.
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The trick is to start with a piece of chicken with its skin still on: That's what's going to crisp up in the pan and give you that crunchy outer layer.
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This is because the retina is thinnest at the macular region, making the retina's protective outer layer (the retinal pigment epithelium, or RPE) most susceptible to sun damage in that area.
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This Tea Collection Sherpa Fleece Zip Hoodie is the perfect outer layer for a baby girl who needs to be warm but also comfortable all through her first or second winter.
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Overall, the composition of NWA 11119 is strikingly similar to the material that makes up Earth&aposs crust, the outer layer of rock that forms a solid shell around the planet.
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The potent flower is also found in Tammy Fender's Intensive Repair Balm Formula No. RB-410, a therapeutic salve with lipids and proteins to help reinforce the skin's protective outer layer.
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Normally, the outer layer of skin would prevent the creams from sinking deeply enough to cause a problem, but microneedling enables them to reach deeper, and set off an immune response.
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Or, buy or borrow a foldable coat rack, placing it in the outside hallway so guests can hang up their outer layer before they walk in (just tell your neighbors first).
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Otherwise known as BHA (or beta-hydroxy acid), salicylic acid is a go-to ingredient approved by dermatologists everywhere for its ability to gently break down congestion in the skin's outer layer.
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He loves everyone and just wants everyone to be happy...and I think that's what life is about..." —Alexi's mother "He is complex — on the outer layer, he is rough and tough.
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I don't have a sophisticated pallet when it comes to tasting frozen french fries, but they were better than I expected and had a good, crispy outer layer with a good spice.
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According to the description on the purple bag, each M&M has a milk chocolate center, which is surrounded by a layer of white chocolate and an outer layer of dark chocolate.
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But unlike a standard convection oven, an air fryer coats food in a thin layer of oil as the hot air circulates, giving it that crisp outer layer — without the excessive fat.
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The scientists used high-speed videography to track how the process works and found sacs of oil in the relatively soft part of the skin just below the more rigid outer layer.
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One of the most important things for me in ta'ameya is that it has to have that nice crispy outer layer and then that mushy, gooey inside just that's full of flavor.
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Specific regions within the map, which is located on the brain's wrinkly outer layer, or cortex, are responsible for receiving signals from specific body parts, including the face, trunk, arms and hands.
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Layers of loosefitting clothing trap the body's natural warmth, and do it best with an insulating inner layer (for example, Heattech by Uniqlo) and an outer layer resistant to wind and water.
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Cells called keratinocytes in the epidermis (the outer layer of skin) are constantly dividing to produce a supply of cells that move up through this layer and are shed from its surface.
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Retrouvé's Dynamic Nourishing Face Cream ($390), meanwhile, relies on squalane and ceramides to repair the outer layer of skin, where micro-tears can cause moisture to escape, and has a gel finish.
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Ropes of magnetic field ascend through the boiling outer layer of our sun, becoming tangled and snarled as they reach the sun's surface, dragged along at different speeds by the sun's rotation.
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As someone who dislikes butter getting everywhere, I like that the sprayer's trigger button remains sealed under an outer-layer of silicone, ensuring any splash-back won't get into the device's inner workings.
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Catt Gallinger, 24, opted to get a "scleral tattoo" earlier this month; it involved having ink injected into one of her sclera, the medical term for the white outer layer of the eyeball.
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Each of the probe's six aluminum wheels measures 20 inches (50 cm) in diameter, which contact the ground with an outer layer that's as thin as a dime, except at the thicker treads.
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The architects of the building drew on imagery from both African and American history for the outer layer, saying they were trying to reach towards the sky to express faith, hope and resiliency.
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As the drop quickly cools, its outer layer experiences a temperature drop faster than its interior, which results in extreme compressive forces on the outside, but strong tensile (pulling) stresses on the inside.
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The inner layer consists of white gauze, which acts as both a neutral background for the translucent outer layer and a heat diffuser for the lights and battery so the skirt stays comfy.
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Stylist Samantha McMillen shared a Boomerang of what appeared to be a Christian Louboutin sample from the fall '17 collection, which featured what she dubbed "unicorn skin" — a sparkly, color-changing outer layer.
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Once we have 60 pounds of beeswax and honey, we'll bring it back to the honey house and put it in a centrifuge to separate the outer layer of beeswax from the honey.
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Visards — pressed paper ovoids lined with silk and coated with an outer layer of black velvet — were worn by women not only as a sign of high breeding but to safeguard their complexions.
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" Nigg observed that the study focused on subcortical structures, those that are below the outer layer of the brain, but the regions on the surface of the brain "may be equally or more important.
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The mosquito-borne virus infects a kind of neural stem cell that goes on to form the cerebral cortex, the brain's outer layer responsible for intellectual capabilities and higher mental functions, the study showed.
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Rather than one localized brain with a cortex, or a highly folded outer layer like our brains have, an octopus's decentralized nervous system includes control centers for each arm in addition to a brain.
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In "The Post", Tom Hanks does his hail-fellow-well-met shtick (with an outer layer of crustiness, because he's Ben Bradlee, a newspaper editor), but with more hailing and more meetings of fellows.
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By the time the skin cells were sent back to Germany and his doctors were able to administer the first treatment, the boy had lost 80% of his epidermis — the outer layer of skin.
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The machine has a two-layer filter (a HEPA filter in the outer layer and a carbon filter inside) that needs to be changed once a year when used for 12 hours a day.
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They were restaurant workers, a band of misfits united by the construction of our outer layer: a brick wall of alcohol, cigarettes, and drugs, sprinkled with casual sex and a complete disregard for propriety.
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To make the oil, indigenous women peel the outer layer of the tree's fruit and pound its inner nut with a rock to extract kernels which are used to create the precious golden-colored oil.
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The study in Cell Stem Cell showed that Zika infects a kind of neural stem cell that gives rise to the cerebral cortex, the brain's outer layer responsible for intellectual capabilities and higher mental functions.
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It culminated in multidimensional dresses that shrouded an inner layer of Op Art dots or stripes beneath a more opaque peekaboo outer layer of knits, like a secret that could be glimpsed but not accessed.
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The NOTCH2NL genes are particularly active in the reservoir of neural stem cells of the cerebral cortex, the brain's outer layer responsible for the highest mental functions such as cognition, language, memory, reasoning and consciousness.
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Previously there have been extensive studies of the helium-and-hydrogen planet's surface, but now gravity measurements collected by Juno indicate that this turbulent outer layer extends to a depth of 1,900 miles (3,000 kilometers).
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In the study, PPD exposure resulted in damage to the epidermis, or outer layer of skin, which plays a crucial role in preventing allergens from entering the body and causing damage, the study team notes.
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They&aposve developed as the Pacific Plate — one of more than a dozen tectonic plates on the earth&aposs outer layer — slowly moves northwest over a stationary hot spot of magma under the earth&aposs surface.
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Rain drops and water splashes from a wave are too large to penetrate the tiny perforations on this outer layer, but water vapor and humidity inside the jacket are able to evaporate and escape through them.
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Other colors include yellow, which is said to energize the skin's outer layer and green, which treats pigmentation; however, there is far less evidence on these, so the jury's out as to how well they work.
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The sling now has a disposable inner lining along with a stronger outer layer, tightly wrapping the baby to help keep it still during the scan and held in place with a special, quieter Velcro headband.
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But at the end of the day, the guy might have just wanted to lose his restricting outer layer, and ride down the highway, letting the wind whip through his hair and pretty much everything else.
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The robe costs less than $30, yet it will last for years and years whether worn for a few minutes after the shower or whether serving as your outer layer of loungewear for hours on end.Pros:Cons:
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I have worn the Beyond Clothing Level 7 Parka in some of the most extreme environments possible without suffering so much as a shiver - you absolutely cannot go wrong with the L7 as your outer layer.
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These edible actuators are covered in gelatin, which is already used safely as an outer layer in medicine capsules available over the counter, and filled with air or fluid that reacts to chemicals, causing them to move.
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The candy isn't overbearingly sour (certainly not to the level of Warheads, which kids in my elementary school would run under the water fountain in order to shed its ultra-tart outer layer), but instead pleasantly tart.
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Peel back the Help Point's "ruggedized" outer layer and you'll find a number of fascinating features, like a 180-degree camera, Bluetooth beacon, an air sampler for detecting chemical agents, and an audio analyzer for identifying gunshots.
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They discovered that the fossil contained, blood vessels and capillaries, as well as tissue from the cortex, the outer layer of the brain, and the meninges, which is the membrane that helps keep the brain in place.
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I try to limit myself, but I usually try to bag fruits, veggies, and herbs that don't have a protective outer layer so that means I end up with at least three our four smaller plastic bags.
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Geologists determined that Earth's outer layer is broken into eight or nine large segments and five or six smaller ones, a mix of relatively thin, dense oceanic plates riding low and thicker, lighter continental plates bobbing high.
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It's basically a shrunk-down version (10.25 inches by 15 inches) of the regular Casper pillow, deploying what the company calls its "pillow-in-a-pillow design" — namely, combining a supportive inner layer with a fluffier outer layer.
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" Other things on the list are bowler hats and mince pies, "which are a lot like British people themselves: a hardened outer layer gives the impression of composure but under the surface it's just a hot fucking mess.
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There's a sweet little readymade sculpture by Young Gun Lee made of the outer layer of an onion with a handful of dirt and a shelled seed inside; hearking back to some of Alison Knowles' works with food.
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But in Zika-infected babies, calcification often occurred in an unusual place: at the intersection of the gray matter of the outer layer of the brain, the cortex, and the white matter of the layer just below that.
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Over time, researchers have learned one fact creepy enough to fuel nightmares: Every time this pond-dweller wants to eat — for example a little brine shrimp — it rips a hole through the center of its body's outer layer.
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The main point of difference with tattooing is that the pigment is placed in the epidermis—the outer layer of the two layers of skin—and not the deeper dermis—the depth at which tattoos ink is deposited.
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The scales, they found, have a hard mineralized outer layer to resist penetration that is bound to a tough-but-flexible inner layer by collagen – the main structural protein in skin and other connective tissues in the body.
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And as evidence and testimonies mount on social media, and publications like The New York Times continue to investigate the individuals who have abused their power for too long, fashion's nasty outer layer may soon be shed for good.
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"Low humidity levels in the cabin over long distances can lead to a decrease in hydration in the outer layer of the skin, which can account for the tightness, dry eyes, and peeling some people experience," Dr. Kluk explains.
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A final team, led by M. Serra-Ricart from the Institute of Astrophysics of the Canary Islands in Spain, will look at the effects of the eclipse on the ionosphere, the electrically charged outer layer of the Earth's atmosphere.
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"The outer layer of the skin needs to be slightly acidic to maintain skin-barrier function and ward off infection and toxins," says Doris Day, a clinical associate professor of dermatology at the New York University Langone Medical Center.
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Frantically trying to escape water, the tail of the soap is drawn to the fatty outer layer of the virus and begins to pry it open, much like we might use a crowbar to separate two pieces of wood.
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The oblong eggs, up to about 3 inches (7.2 cm) long, were pliable with a thin, hard outer layer marked by cracking and crazing covering a thick membrane inner layer, resembling soft eggs of some modern snakes and lizards.
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"Any lotion with salicylic acid is good because it is a keratolytic agent, something that thins the skin on and around the area where it's applied and causes the outer layer of the skin to loosen and shed," Dr. Jaliman says.
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And so, over a span of just days, the wily E. coli strains made their way from the good life of easy nourishment in a drug-free outer layer through sections of the MEGA plate containing increasingly higher doses of antibiotic.
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People apply them indiscriminately to treat pimples or for fairer skin, but steroid creams take off the protective outer layer of the skin so it is more exposed to UV rays and environmental pollutants such as smog and cigarette smoke.
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This bottleneck corresponds to a network of neurons located in the cortex, the outer layer of the brain, and dozens of neuroimaging studies have shown how this network functions when a subject consciously perceives something like a person's face, for instance.
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Little did I know at the time that this form of inflammation, which occurs when the outer layer of skin is disrupted, happens to most people who opt to shave — and it can happen anywhere you grow hair on the body.
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Untreated, severe dry eye disease can result in scarring, ulceration, infection and even perforation of the cornea, the clear outer layer of the eye that protects the iris, pupil and anterior chamber and accounts for much of the eye's optical power.
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Gelatin makes sense for a material in an edible robotic part, Christopher Bettinger, a biomedical engineering and materials science professor at Carnegie Mellon, told Recode, because gelatin is already used safely as an outer layer in medicine capsules available over the counter.
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The foam technology itself is called React and was launched last year in a Nike basketball shoe – but that shoe encased the foam with an outer layer in order to provide the traction and and stability that basketball players require on the court.
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The virus is capable of infecting the cells that form the brain's outer layer The findings come from a new study published in Cell Stem Cell that looked at how the Zika virus interacted with human stem cells grown in a lab.
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The fluff pulp that makes up each diaper's absorbent core comes from sustainably managed forests, the sodium polyacrylate (the stuff that really helps soak up urine and prevent leaks) contains renewable materials, and the diaper's outer layer is composed of plant-based plastic.
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Bleeding under the white part of the eye, the conjunctiva, is common and not that dangerous, Bizrah said, but bleeding in the space between the cornea, the eye's outer layer, and iris, the circular colored portion of the eye, is far more dangerous.
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By growing realistic brain organoids (groups of tissue meant to mimic actual organs) inside 3D printed bioreactors (vessels in which the brains are grown) the researchers confirmed that Zika infects specialized stem cells responsible for building the cerebral cortex, the outer layer of the brain.
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The nukazuke starts off as slices of cucumbers and carrots that get buried and fermented in rice bran—the outer layer of brown rice that gets polished off to make white rice—along with the flavors of kombu, bonito flakes, chili, and persimmon peels.
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Ten weeks before the match, a team of doctors at the Mayo Clinic submitted a medical report to the Nevada State Athletic Commission describing a small hole in his brain's outer layer and noting that the boxer reported a tingling sensation in his hands and slurred speech.
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Remove the potatoes and cool slightly, then cut in half lengthwise and scoop out all of the insides with a spoon into a medium bowl, leaving 1/4-inch of the outer layer of flesh and skin behind; transfer empty potato halves to a baking sheet.
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The researchers, working in the laboratory, determined the Zika virus selectively infects cells in the brain's cortex, or outer layer, making those cells "more likely to die and less likely to divide normally and make new brain cells," according to a press release from the journal.
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In their paper published on Wednesday in the journal Nature, researchers describe 180 areas in each hemisphere of the human brain's cerebral cortex—the outer layer of "grey matter" that's known to play a vital role in everything from motor function to language and logical reasoning.
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At Qesem Cave in Israel, Neanderthals or early Homo sapiens appear to have stored marrow-rich deer bones for several weeks, relying on the bones and their outer layer of dried skin and flesh to keep the marrow relatively fresh—like storing leftovers in Pleistocene Tupperware.
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Archaeologists found the world's oldest leftovers At Qesem Cave in Israel, researchers discovered that Neanderthals or early Homo sapiens appear to have used deer bones like Tupperware, relying on the bones and their outer layer of dried skin and flesh to keep the marrow relatively fresh.
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There's a wide variety of four-season tents that sport a thicker outer layer, but you'll also want to look out for a sleeping pad with an R-value of four or more as well as a sleeping bag rated lower than the coldest temperatures you're expecting.
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Until the study "it was assumed that these changes are limited to the outer layer of the brain, the cortex, which is known to adapt quickly to new challenges," says Falk Huettig, senior investigator at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics in Nijmegen, Netherlands, via email.
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It became apparent within minutes of meeting Handler that the crass personality I thought I knew from TV was only the outer layer to a deeper, vulnerable, and multifaceted public figure that has endured a great deal more in her personal life than the media gives her credit for.
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Well, the Everlux fabric has a "unique yarn combination" that serves two different functions: the skin-side surface moves moisture away from the skin, while the outer layer spreads moisture across the surface to maximize evaporation, says Tom Waller, senior vice president of Whitespace, Lululemon's research and development center.
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In addition to the integrated frame, the Quick Pack Lux is kitted out with premium materials, like the leather accent patch on the top flap, leather shoulder straps, an outer layer of poly-cotton blend that covers a wax-treated canvas and nylon interior for water resistance and durability.
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In a country where people often rely on faith and superstition to understand the world, Mr. Sutopo's job sometimes entails explaining the science of disasters, such as the fact that quakes and volcanic eruptions are caused by the shifting of tectonic plates that form the earth's outer layer.
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Unlike many of the classic ice cream bars on wooden sticks, with their thick, armorlike chocolate layers that crack apart in giant pieces and slide to the ground, Klondike (no stick) has mastered a fine, delicate outer layer that almost seems to shatter against your teeth and cling to the filling.
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There are a wide variety of four-season tents that sport a thicker outer layer, but you'll also want to look out for a sleeping pad with R-value of 4 or more as well as a sleeping bag rated at least 40°F lower than the coldest temperatures you're expecting.
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Hungry City 7 Photos View Slide Show ' If you took a slow-motion video of yourself biting into a Haitian patty at Kafe Louverture in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, it would look like this: The outer layer of pastry would shatter dramatically, like powdery snow blasting off a pair of skis.
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Whereas creams sit on top of the skin to form a protective barrier of hydration, serums are typically made from active ingredients that contain molecules small enough to penetrate the outer layer of the skin and deliver intensive doses of collagen builders, antioxidants, and other anti-aging ingredients deeper in the epidermis.
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Ten weeks before Ali's match in 1980 against Larry Holmes, a team of doctors at the Mayo Clinic submitted a medical report to the Nevada State Athletic Commission describing a small hole in his brain's outer layer and noting that the boxer reported a tingling sensation in his hands and slurred speech.
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In one study, carried out by Kim Noble of Columbia University, children from families making $25,000 a year or less had six percent less cortical surface area—the outer layer of the brain associated with language, reading, and executive functions that continues to grow and develop into adolescence—than children from families earning more than $150,000.
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The children also had their teeth scored by dentists as belonging to one of three categories: having no signs of current or previous dental cavities; having signs of current or previous cavities affecting the enamel (a tooth's hard, outer layer); or having signs of cavities that penetrated the enamel and affected the underlying dentine as well.
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The Seed Site offers several good examples: In North Africa, elephants spread the seeds miles away from the tree they grew on, and in Britain, foxes spread raspberries, blackbirds eat strawberries, and even South African ants get in on this buy carrying seeds to their nests, and then eat the outer layer, leaving the seeds to grow.
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Other lustworthy features that might help you justify the Elysium's $26,000 price tag include a carbon fiber frame designed to better support the human form, a strategic mix of durable but viscoelastic (it can be smooshed, but will eventually return to its original shape) foams for added comfort, and an outer layer of Scandinavian leather available in your choice of 70 different colors.
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