Pulling to refresh brings in tweets in the usual reverse-chronological order.
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It'll continue pulling to truly insane speeds, eventually topping out at 2788 mph.
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Pliskova won the next two games, pulling to 26-13, suddenly back on serve.
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Crony capitalism—or "rent-seeking", as economists call it—shades from string-pulling to bribery.
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A conversation can shade from friendly chain-pulling to actual fighting and then back again.
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Iowa State mounted a late push, pulling to within 73-70 with 47 seconds left.
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Chicago chipped away at a game-long deficit, pulling to within 90-85 with 9:02 left.
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Indiana mounted a comeback, pulling to within 23-20 on a Blackmon 217-pointer with 22:287.6 left.
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But they have been doing so in ways that are pulling to extremes, not converging on the center.
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Of course, that's a generalization—a lot of Lethwei matches descend into sloppy brawls with hair pulling to boot.
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It won't stop the oscillations entirely but it will decrease the amount of energy transferred from pulling to rocking.
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That's not necessarily a huge deal on mobile, as you're probably used to pulling to refresh the timeline anyway.
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Strong jitters pulling to the right or left are caught by the AAC which sends back error corrective signals.
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The Suns stayed close in the second half, falling behind by double digits twice while pulling to 333-45 at halftime.
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But the Cowboys would not go away, pulling to within 54-53 on two free throws by Boone with 8:48 to play.
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At times, the strings and electronics are in concert with one another; at others, they're in conflict, pushing and pulling to create tension.
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Connecticut opened the second half by increasing its lead to 265, but Texas responded with three straight 2120-pointers, pulling to 21-212.
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From oil pulling to lotion to face wash, there's seemingly nothing this natural wonder can't do — and everyone wants to talk about it.
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But the Bears ripped off the final six points of the half, grabbing the momentum and pulling to within 34-31 at intermission.
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Volunteers coach Rick Barnes improved to 15-9 against Missouri in his career while pulling to within three victories of 100 with Tennessee.
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After pulling to within seven points with 73 seconds to play in regulation, the Chiefs tried an onside kick but Gronkowski recovered the ball.
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He must have realized that the launch was a fool's play, pulling to an inside straight, but it was the only play he had.
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The Bears slowly worked their way back into the game, pulling to within 56-53 on a Gillespie jumper with 4:03 to play.
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But TCU was not done, pulling to within 61-423 with 3:21 left on a jumper by Desmond Bane that capped a 6-0 spurt.
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They slugged three homers in a 7-1 win, pulling to a half-game behind the Nationals before Tuesday night's matchup between Stephen Strasburg and Matt Harvey.
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Indiana opened the second half on a 12-2 run, pulling to within 62-61 with 40.63:34 remaining in the third quarter, prompting a Cavaliers' timeout.
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Michigan State opened the second half on a 24-22 run, including three consecutive 210-pointers from Valentine, pulling to within 22-22 with 22011:13 to play.
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The video doesn't tell the full story, but it shows what appears to be Bieber's SUV pulling to the right side ... which in England is the wrong side.
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Since Carolina's goose was cooked at 2:08, Ron Rivera's consequential kicking decision was the failure to perform an onside kick after pulling to 16-10 with 10 minutes remaining.
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Winthrop hung with the Seminoles for much of the game, even pulling to within seven points at halftime, 53-46, after trailing by as many as 16 points early on.
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To say now that he not only supports it, but that he thinks it's inevitable, is a sign of just how dramatically Democrats are pulling to the left on health care.
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"There are a lot of levers they are pulling to be cash-flow neutral or positive in the second half, but there's trade-offs," said Toni Sacconaghi of Sanford C. Bernstein.
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The two teams played an even third quarter before the Spurs picked up the pace in the fourth, pulling to within 81-80 in Walker's layup with 8:29 to play.
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Clinton acknowledges the atmosphere has shifted to make pulling to the left smarter politics, and she's put out a detailed agenda that gets at much of what progressives are talking about.
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The Timberwolves expanded their lead to as many as 13 points, but Dallas would not go quietly, pulling to within 21-210 on a Dennis Smith Jr. jumper with 224 seconds remaining.
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Papadopoulos steered his patrol vessel out to sea during the crisis, pulling to safety refugees, including women and children, who were attempting the short but dangerous sea crossing from Turkey to Greece.
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San Antonio missed its first four shots of the second quarter over the first two minutes to fall behind by 21 points before pulling to within 16 points twice in the period.
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A disturbingly high percentage of young people aren't sure the world is round anymore, and the conspiracy theory's fans are nabbing national headlines with wild-ass stunts they're pulling to prove themselves right.
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But the Longhorns kept chipping away at the margin, pulling to within 56-54 on a Roach basket from beyond the arc with 5:54 remaining, setting the table for the furious finish.
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The car also ripped up the runway at the hangar where the event was held, before pulling to a stop and being flanked by the two new Tesla Semi trucks on either side.
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The Red Wings seemed to skate faster and hit harder after pulling to one goal down, and Nyquist went charging up the ice to get to a puck chipped ahead by Justin Abdelkader.
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There's the mechanical disc brake on the handlebar that I mentioned, an electric regenerative brake activated by pulling to the right on the throttle wheel, and a manual stomp brake above the back wheel.
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The Golden Eagles recovered from the sluggish start, pulling to within 238.5-9.9 on a four-point play from Howard at the 8:50 mark, but another scoring drought caught up to Marquette soon enough.
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San Antonio outscored the Trail Blazers 63-38 over the second and third quarters, but Portland forged its own comeback late, pulling to within 109-108 on Damian Lillard's dunk with 1:10 to play.
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The Spurs were down by nine points with 1:103 to play in regulation but made a final push, pulling to within 98-97 on a LaMarcus Aldridge putback layup with 47 seconds to play.
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The DNC must have been laughing themselves silly over the fast one they were pulling to elevate Brazile, who was putatively objective when it came to Democratic primary contenders, to dispose of Wasserman-Schultz's double dealing.
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The split left the Yankees a bit further adrift of the Boston Red Sox, who won their seventh in a row on Monday, pulling to two and one-half games ahead in the American League East.
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West Virginia was up 10 points with 3:30 to play in the first half before the Horned Frogs finished with a flurry, pulling to within 31-29 at the break on Samuel's jumper with three seconds remaining.
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The autonomous functions of the vehicle manage speeds of up to 70km/h (around 43mph) and also takes care of navigating to raised bus stops along the route, slowing down and stopping to pick passengers up, pulling to within 2 inches from the curb.
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San Antonio outscored the Trail Blazers 63-38 over the second and third quarters, but Portland, playing the second game of a road back-to-back, forged its own comeback late, pulling to within 109-108 on Damian Lillard's dunk with 1:43 to play.
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Futuristic scenarios being floated include connected cars neatly pulling to the sides of the road ahead of an ambulance rushing a patient to hospital — or indeed medical operations being aided and even directed remotely in real-time via 5G networks supporting high resolution real-time video streaming.
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Affluent parents devote extraordinary resources — money, time, string-pulling, to getting their kids into College A, which is infinitesimally better on some measures than College B. The first 18 years in the lives of the children of these parents have become an expensive, extended college preparation course.
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Craig Hockenberry, a senior engineer at Iconfactory, which makes Twitterrific, said it would be a bigger problem in some scenarios, like when you're watching an event on TV. "Pulling to refresh in those cases works, but is awkward and feels 'slow,'" he writes in an email to The Verge.
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The Nuggets held an 87-77 lead after Kenneth Faried hit a hook shot from five feet away to begin the fourth quarter, but New Orleans managed to keep its deficit within single digits for most of the final period, pulling to 98-13 on Frazier's driving layup.
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A seven-point surge put Michigan State back up by 10, a lead the Spartans maintained until the final two minutes as the Wildcats had one more run, pulling to within 71-67 on a jumper from Nance before Michigan State put the game away at the free throw line.
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The Titans kept things competitive, pulling to within a score with less than five minutes remaining in the game, but other than a 10-yard rushing touchdown by Mariota they were unable to find the end zone against a team that was among the worst in the N.F.L. last season in terms of scoring defense.
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If the audience was also left with questions, was also wanting to know what it said on that suicide note, if the audience also felt like they never got to know him but only got to know him through the memories of these two women, who both were pushing and pulling to control his story after the fact.
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Brennan, Joseph and David Large (2014)."‘Let’s Get a Bit of Context’: Fifty Shades and the Phenomenon of ‘Pulling to Publish’ in Twilight Fan Fiction", 152(1): 27–39.
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Disc brake systems gain efficiency with higher temps. Emergency braking with freezing brakes at highway speeds results in a number of issues from increased stopping distance to pulling to one side.
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The melt is covered by a layer of inert liquid, usually B2O3, and an inert gas pressure greater than the equilibrium vapor pressure is applied. This eliminates the evaporation from the melt which allows seeding and pulling to occur through the B2O3 layer.
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They found that in many trials the apes who already had received a reward from joint effort kept pulling to help their partner obtain their food. These partners did not need to gesture to solicit help, suggesting there was an understanding of what was wanted and needed.
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This type of control has many strings attached to a rounded rectangular paddle with a short handle, all the strings are attached and hang from the outer edge of the paddle and are used by selecting each string with the opposite hand and pulling to control the figure which hangs below.
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They were trained to conditioned avoidance and "conditioned stress," and monitored as to agitate states by the degree of lever pulling and the effect on intestinal motility (direct contraction measurements). The study proved that cingulotomy reduced the agitated responses, thus modifying lever pulling to an efficient level and reducing the increased gut motility. As he oversaw pediatric neurosurgical service at Children's Hospital in Seattle, WA, Foltz became profoundly interested in pediatric neurosurgery.
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Even worse (in Crayak's view), the Yeerks could abandon their current imperialistic nature, forcing Crayak to find new conquerors to unite the galaxy under his rule. After several narrow escapes, Jake and a Howler both fall off a building towards the ground below. Jake acquires the Howler and quickly morphs to peregrine falcon, pulling to safety with a spiteful quip as the Howler plummets to its death. Back atop, Jake reunites with the others.
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A variation between 22 pounds and 26 pounds would be characterized as a 4-pound lateral force variation, or LFV. LFV can be expressed as a peak-to-peak value, which is the maximum minus minimum value, or any harmonic value as described above. Lateral force is signed, such that when mounted on the vehicle, the lateral force may be positive, making the vehicle pull to the left, or negative, pulling to the right.
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In Game 3, Seattle dominated the first half, particularly in the second quarter. By halftime, the Storm held a 17 point lead. Washington showed life in the third quarter, pulling to within five points, but Seattle quickly responded with an 8–0 run to reclaim control. From there, the Storm put the finishing touches on their third title as Finals MVP Breanna Stewart finished with a series-high 30 points while Sue Bird managed 10 assists.
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Within the cooperative pulling paradigm (an experimental design in which two or more animals pull rewards towards themselves via an apparatus that they cannot successfully operate alone) researchers have varied the rewards for participants. They compare the likelihood of animals cooperating again after both received the same reward for jointly pulling to that of one receiving more than the other, or even one receiving all and the other none. This division can be done by the experimenter (one bowl each) or by the animals (one bowl).
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Wheel alignment sometimes referred to as breaking, or tracking is part of standard automobile maintenance that consists of adjusting the angles of wheels to the car manufacturer specifications. The purpose of these adjustments is to reduce tire wear and to ensure that vehicle travel is straight and true (without "pulling" to one side). Alignment angles can also be altered beyond the maker's specifications to obtain a specific handling characteristic. Motorsport and off-road applications may call for angles to be adjusted well beyond normal, for a variety of reasons.
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Armadillo Aerospace's quad rocket vehicle showing shock diamonds in the exhaust plume from its propulsion system Propulsion is the action or process of pushing or pulling to drive an object forward. The term is derived from two Latin words: pro, meaning before or forward; and pellere, meaning to drive.Beginner's Guide to Propulsion NASA A propulsion system consists of a source of mechanical power, and a propulsor (means of converting this power into propulsive force). A technological system uses an engine or motor as the power source (commonly called a powerplant), and wheels and axles, propellers, or a propulsive nozzle to generate the force.
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On the morning of 30 May, a British squadron sailing off La Havre spotted the French ships pulling to the west and gave chase, Captain Laforey leading in the 38-gun , followed by the bomb vessel , under Captain Robert Fitzgerald, and the 12-gun cutter , under Lieutenant Henry Garrett.Clowes, p. 342 Discovering the British in pursuit, Pevrieux ordered his squadron to retreat towards the shore, tacking in front of Hydra and opening an ineffective fire at long range. Laforey continued his approach, and a 06:00 successfully tacked Hydra into a position between Confiante and Vésuve, which had turned back towards the shore.
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The Celtics continued their momentum into the fourth quarter eventually pulling to within one point after two minutes. After coming off the bench to replace a struggling Gasol in the fourth quarter, Derek Fisher made a 12-foot jumper in what would be another of his finest postseason performances in his career. He then made four consecutive shots to give the Lakers a 78–73 lead before earning a foul on Ray Allen. With 1:40 left in the game, Bryant made his lone shot of the quarter despite posting 25 points in the first three periods combined.
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The forward stroke is the most intuitive paddle stroke in kayaking although proper technique is important to master. To do a forward stroke the paddler holds his paddle vertically, with one hand close to the face, and the other hand outstretched outside of the knee. The paddle enters the water near the toes of the paddler, and the paddle is pushed out with the upper hand and pulled in with the lower hand, keeping the paddle vertical. To incorporate more than just the arms and upper back, paddlers should twist their torsos to reach and twist back while pulling to maximize their reach and power.
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Tjallingii called the result the "greatest day ever" in his career, and was ecstatic that he had made the podium and had not slipped to fourth place. Ambitious as always to win the most prestigious race of the season held in the Netherlands, the Amstel Gold Race, the team sent a strong squad including Gesink, Freire, Sánchez, Tankink, and Tjallingii. They were noted, however, to be underdogs to defending race champion Philippe Gilbert. The team rode a solid race, as they effectively left the job of chasing down breakaways to and Gilbert's team , with even Gilbert himself pulling to help chase down Andy Schleck in the final kilometers.
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Hans Holbein the Younger Lady with a Squirrel (1526-1528) Normally, a person and their dæmon must stay within a few yards of each other; Lyra Belacqua shows significant discomfort when her dæmon flies up to the second story window of a tower while she is standing outside the building. Another character expresses surprise when a shaman's dæmon is able to travel over forty feet from him without discomfort. Such separation from one's dæmon – sometimes called "pulling" – causes extreme pain and distress for both human and dæmon, and, given enough distance, results in death. The most detailed account in the books shows pulling to be torturous both physically – like "an iron hand pulling one's heart out between one's ribs" – and emotionally.
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Still from Hut Point camp and safety, he tried to persuade Lashly and Crean to leave him to save themselves, but they refused. Strapping him onto the sledge, they pulled him for days until with only one to two days' food rations left, but still four or five days' sledge pulling to do, they had to stop. Lashly then stayed with Evans in the tent to nurse him while Crean walked the remaining alone in 18 hours to reach Hut Point camp, where he was able to fetch help. Extracts from Lashly's polar journals, chronicling his tribulations with the motor sledges and the return journey with Evans, were included in Apsley Cherry-Garrard's book, The Worst Journey in the World.
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After shakedown off Santa Barbara during November, the new attack transport steamed to Pearl Harbor for two months of rigorous training with Vice Admiral Richmond K. Turner's TF 51 in preparation for the assault on Iwo Jima. Departing Hawaii on 26 January 1945, the ship stopped at Saipan, to use that recently liberated rugged atoll for five more days of very realistic training. She left Saipan on 16 February and on the 19th sighted the lamb chop-shaped little island of Iwo Jima, outlined against the morning sky by the battleship barrage that had been pounding the Japanese stronghold for several days. Pulling to within of the volcanic beaches, Logan lowered all boats, completing the intricate operation in under 30 minutes.
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Opting to bat first, India got off to a poor start losing Virender Sehwag in the third over, after he scored three fours off Farveez Maharoof and Dilhara Lokuhettige. The other opener Mahendra Singh Dhoni soon followed him to the pavilion, and Rahul Dravid and Yuvraj Singh were to rebuild, from the score at 22/2. They played cautiously, yet the former gave away his wicket, pulling to substitute fielder Upul Tharanga at mid-on. More wickets followed in the form of debutante, Suresh Raina, who was trapped leg before wicket in his first ball in senior international cricket, by Muttiah Muralitharan's doosra, as India crumbled to 64/5. Dravid, however, played a reliable knock, and together with another debutante, Yalaka Venugopal Rao, added 58 in thirteen overs.
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The speed of motor development is rapid in early life, as many of the reflexes of the newborn alter or disappear within the first year, and slows later. Like physical growth, motor development shows predictable patterns of cephalocaudal (head to foot) and proximodistal (torso to extremities) development, with movements at the head and in the more central areas coming under control before those of the lower part of the body or the hands and feet. Types of movement develop in stage-like sequences; for example, locomotion at 6–8 months involves creeping on all fours, then proceeds to pulling to stand, "cruising" while holding on to an object, walking while holding an adult's hand, and finally walking independently. Older children continue the sequence by walking sideways or backward, galloping, hopping, skipping with one foot and walking with the other, and finally skipping.
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A two-run rally in the bottom of the eighth to pull to within a run was not enough to overcome the three-run deficit or a Trevor Plouffe RBI in the top of the ninth as the Braves dropped fell 4-2 in the first of a two-game interleague series against the Twins. The Braves concluded their two-game series against the Twins by surrendering 10 runs in a 10-3 loss. Despite pulling to within a run off a Kemp groundout in the sixth inning, the Nationals went on a five-run tear in the eighth to beat the Braves 8-2 in the first of a four-game series. Despite a three-run rally in the eighth to tie the game, Clint Robinson hit a go-ahead RBI single to left field that handed the Braves their sixth straight loss in a 7-6 defeat.
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The permitted cart will be operated in a mature and safe manner at all times and in compliance with any and all posted regulations and at a speed not to exceed 15 miles per hour. The permitted cart will be operated with full respect of other users and will operate at all times on the right side of the trail, except when passing, and shall not pass other users who are being assisted by a mechanical device unless invited to do so. The permitted cart shall yield the right of way to all other users of the trail who are assisted by mechanical devices ( i.e. bikes, roller blades, wheelchairs, maintenance vehicles, etc.) approaching from either the front or rear, by pulling to the right, off the asphalt surface where reasonable possible, and at least 150 feet in advance, and coming to a complete stop.
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Hemifacial sensory symptoms consist of unilateral numbness mainly in the corner of the mouth. Hemifacial seizures are often associated with an inability to speak and hypersalivation: The left side of my mouth felt numb and started jerking and pulling to the left, and I could not speak to say what was happening to me. Negative myoclonus can be observed in some cases, as an interruption of tonic muscular activity Oropharyngolaryngeal ictal manifestations are unilateral sensorimotor symptoms inside the mouth. Numbness, and more commonly paraesthesias (tingling, prickling, freezing), are usually diffuse on one side or, exceptionally, may be highly localised even to one tooth. Motor oropharyngolaryngeal symptoms produce strange sounds, such as death rattle, gargling, grunting and guttural sounds, and combinations: In his sleep, he was making guttural noises, with his mouth pulled to the right, ‘as if he was chewing his tongue’. We heard her making strange noises ‘like roaring’ and found her unresponsive, head raised from the pillow, eyes wide open, rivers of saliva coming out of her mouth, rigid.
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The wrist had limited mobility, and the fingers diverged during flexion, and were very hyperextensible. Senter and Sullivan concluded that Dilophosaurus was able to grip and hold objects between two hands, to grip and hold small objects in one hand, to seize objects close beneath the chest, to bring an object to the mouth, to perform a display by swinging the arms in an arc along the sides of the ribcage, to scratch the chest, belly, or the half of the other fore limb farthest from the body, to seize prey beneath the chest or the base of the neck, and to clutch objects to the chest. Dilophosaurus was unable to perform scratch-digging, hook-pulling, to hold objects between two fingertips of one hand, to maintain balance by extending the arms outwards to the sides, or to probe small crevices like the modern aye aye does. The hyperexensility of the fingers may have prevented the prey's violent struggle from dislocating them, since it would have allowed greater motion of the fingers (with no importance to locomotion).
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Rigging in stop motion is when someone uses mechanics like winding or pulling to propel a puppet or set piece through space. For example an animator may put an object on a piece of wire and move the wire in different positions and then edit the wire out in post production. Tim Burton’s love for the old age technique of stop-motion animation, which has contributed a big part to its success is due to his obsession with the simple idea that this specific technique could really bring to life ideas that otherwise would be impossible. “The animation helped viewers identify with something that could not possibly exist.” Burton’s need to use stop-motion animation was due to the idea that “it could bring something purely imagined to vivid life in a way that 2-D animation couldn’t.” This was amplified through his exploration with other works of art such as James Whale’s Frankenstein, which helped focus on those ideas of monsters and his need to create them in his life.
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