It pumps out 475 horsepower and 420 pound-feet of torque.
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In the exhaust stroke, the gas pumps out the exhaust valve.
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The conservative media pumps out disinformation and propaganda as legitimate news.
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How does Blastoise generate the water it pumps out of those hydrocannons?
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With each heartbeat, she pumps out more blood, and she breathes faster.
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America now pumps out more oil than the Saudis or the Russians.
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Overhead, a snaking maze of aboveground iron pipes pumps out whistling steam.
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He is a generous performer, a small man who pumps out big energy.
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During Wednesday's rain, all but two pumps out 120 were working, Rainey said.
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The Roll 2 pumps out around 15 percent more sound, according to Ultimate Ears.
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As well as Arabian super-light, Aramco pumps out superlatives and controversy (see Briefing).
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An industrial economy also pumps out more air pollution as more goods are produced.
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Still, that compares to a global wealth management division which pumps out more than double that.
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A signal goes out to a machine that pumps out the corresponding "bits" of chemicals, i.e.
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Stephen Ble owns a bar and restaurant that pumps out reggae music and feeds hungry miners.
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With Stereo speakers, the XZ22 pumps out sound that's 22 percent louder than on the XZ22.
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Equipped with state-of-the-art Bluetooth 4.2 technology, this pair of earphones pumps out crisp audio.
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Thanks in part to its rounded the corners, the Beam actually pumps out audio in three directions.
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As it stands, the state-run water company pumps out 220 million gallons of water per day.
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Fortunately, there are a lot of great bike pumps out there that can fill those tires fast.
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But they're not always practical, so a nearby gravel mine pumps out stone to layer the roads.
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Its supercharged 6.2-liter V8 pumps out an astonishing 755 horsepower and 715 pound-feet of torque.
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The "Gigafactory" plant in Nevada is designed to produce more batteries than the entire industry currently pumps out.
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And it will continue doing so as long as China pumps out more semis into the world market.
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This unusual weight loss device that pumps out some of the food you just ate just got approved
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Each year, the seasonal drink lineup at Starbucks pumps out new brews with punchier names and spicier flavors.
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Amir pumps out chest press reps with a steel bar held back on either side by the Keiser.
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Mayfield had won a state championship at Lake Travis High School, which regularly pumps out Division I quarterbacks.
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An essential oil diffuser pumps out mist with the smell of whatever essential oil concoction is in its reservoir.
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A new survey reveals the 10 richest graduates of Harvard, the university that pumps out billionaires like no other.
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And the new car's V23 pumps out 2900 horsepower, compared with the 43's — you guessed it — 24 horses.
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A network of nearby universities, community colleges and vocational high schools pumps out workers with a range of skills.
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The owner of Google showed on Monday that its core business of selling online ads still pumps out profit.
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RS Automotives, a gas station in Takoma Park, Maryland, has switched its petroleum pumps out for electric vehicle chargers.
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Hemsworth described how pharmacies would rent the breast pumps out, and "they'd come back covered in dry milk," he described.
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Hammond&aposs pumps out millions of candy canes each year, and today, I&aposm gonna learn how they do it.
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Nhu Lan Bakery: It's not hard to love this Vietnamese bakery, or the fresh banh mi it pumps out everyday.
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Though it is small, the projector is equipped with a 360-degree speaker that pumps out powerful sound in every direction.
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That's more than top exporter Saudi Arabia producers and almost as much as Russia pumps out, at nearly 11 million bpd.
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Later this month, the platform will start to rotate while the arm pumps out a gooey concoction of basalt and biopolymers.
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Along with more standard fare, Coolhaus pumps out flavors like balsamic fig and mascarpone, black sesame and fried chicken and waffles.
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If you know where to look, you can totally find a low-cost machine that pumps out a bangin' cup of coffee.
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After all, it still pumps out profit — $62.7 million last quarter — which the company can inject into its fast-growing streaming business.
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In a somewhat bizarre Instagram post, the former British footballer pumps out push-ups like it ain't no thang — 223, to be exact.
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It can also double as a speakerphone with its built-in microphone and is relatively compact for the powerful audio it pumps out.
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The coronavirus isolation ward, located on the top floor, has a ventilation system that pumps out and filters air from the patients' rooms.
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It pumps out serious audio with booming bass, and you can use UE's Boom app to adjust the equalizer settings to your taste.
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Plus, it pumps out 88dB of crystal-clear audio, powerful thumping bass as low as 75Hz, and boasts six hours of battery life.
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That may sound like a lot, but put in its proper perspective, beer behemoth Bud pumps out more than 120 million barrels a year.
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Saudi Arabia, whose state-owned oil company pumps out far more oil than any other company, is seeking to diversify its oil-dependent economy.
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My favorite thing about the machine is its internal vent that pumps out the smell of fresh bread, so shoppers know what they're missing.
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Nearly one in five of the films Hollywood pumps out nowadays is a sequel, up from one in 2235 a couple of decades ago.
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That will likely make the United states the world's biggest oil producer by 2019, surpassing Russia which currently pumps out almost 11 million bpd.
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The higher the exercise intensity, the more of these hormones your body pumps out, and the more of that metabolically active fat you lose.
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On the other hand, if you're looking for an even more powerful version, Anova has the Precision Cooker Pro, which pumps out 1,200 watts.
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Perfect for smaller households, this mini bread maker from the Japanese manufacturer Zojirushi is an eight-program machine that pumps out one-pound loaves.
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He allows himself an extended solo now and then, but most of the time he pumps out short, hard riffs, all sinew and drive.
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Here's a bot that pumps out GWASs for anything you can think of, like "poultry intake," or whether you felt loved as a child.
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It pumps out 22070 million barrels of oil a day, according to the International Energy Agency, making it Europe's second biggest producer after Russia.
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He is for voter rights and hopes to curb climate change — in direct opposition to the messages his father's Fox News pumps out daily.
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The LectroFan is a sleep sound machine that pumps out unique digital sounds that help drown out unwanted noise to improve your overall sleep quality.
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It pumps out clear, detailed sound, is compatible with AirPlay 2, and is $100 off for a limited time at a variety of online retailers.
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Using a brick oven shipped over from Italy, pizza wizard Jon Darksy pumps out his tender pies topped with squash or huckleberries or brussels sprouts.
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A super automatic espresso machine is designed to do most of the work for you—like a Nespresso, just one that pumps out superior results.
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There's a $79.99 JBL Soundboost speaker that attaches to the Moto Z and pumps out audio way better than you'd typically get from any smartphone.
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The Colorodo-based freelance illustrator identifies as a Hufflepuff and regularly pumps out her own interpretation of Harry Potter characters to over 260k Instagram followers.
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When it's rubbed on a muscle like your calf within seconds it pumps out data on the quality of the muscle and even percentage of fat.
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But India pumps out just 6 percent of global greenhouse gases and will bear more than 20 percent of the global economic burden from climate change.
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But BP is going further, pledging to also zero out the emissions associated with the oil and gas it pumps out of the ground and sells.
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The team has even built a small-scale, proof-of-concept commercial device which takes hydrogen and deuterium as its inputs and pumps out just hydrogen.
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Having ended the night with Jamie sooner than she expected, Nola swaps her pumps out for Jordans and a denim vest on top of her dress.
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The Reddit user in question noted that they disabled the so-called recommendations option that pumps out these ads, however that didn't stop them from appearing.
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Activists need the media to help spread the word, even as it pumps out sexist stereotypes; the media, meanwhile, cannot risk losing touch with the zeitgeist.
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It gets 13 hours of battery (three more than before), has a 100-foot Bluetooth range, floats, and pumps out surprisingly potent audio while doing it.
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Silvia also tells me that the machine's highest level is nine — that's the setting that pumps out air at -130 Fahrenheit, give or take a few degrees.
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When strapped onto something via the silicone band, the speaker pumps out 360-degree sound but loses the stronger bass it gets when playing on a surface.
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I don't care how Morpheus woke up and got his fancy glasses and met Trinity and started the pharmaceutical factory that pumps out red and blue pills.
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After that, it will wind down how much oil it pumps out — but build up its gas output to 85 percent of its total production by 2050.
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The speed's made possible by the Demon's Supercharged 6.2L HEMI SRT V8 engine, which pumps out 840 horsepower and 770 pound-feet of torque — another production car record.
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To prevent it from spreading, Tokyo Electric pumps out about 720 tons of water from the basements every day, storing it in huge tanks that workers are building.
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The world pumps out nearly 40 billion tons of CO2 each year, so converting even a small fraction of that into carbon-neutral fuel would be a win.
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The internet fame machine pumps out music stars on the regular — Justin Bieber, Post Malone, Cardi B — but few truly embody the internet in the way that Drake does.
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As part of comedy team lets GOtoCLASS, 31-year-old Los Angeles resident Erik Hoffstad pumps out YouTube sketches skewering topics ranging from skeevy prank shows to internet trolls.
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And, sure, Facebook pumps out cash like a fire hose, but some check on management would be prudent to avoid the temptation to waste that money on foolhardy projects.
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You can step up to a 25-horsepower V-12, even if it's almost impossible to imagine someone needing more power than what the Continental's V-8 pumps out.
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Ideal for commuters, frequent travelers, or anyone who constantly sits in traffic, the Spinning Car Aromatherapy Diffuser pumps out soothing scents to help keep you calm during your drive.
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Using a specially designed matrix of software, collectively dubbed "the Beast", the team creates graphics, pumps out adverts for upcoming events, publishes on multiple social media platforms, and monitors news.
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"The US oil and gas industry pumps out almost 10 million metric tons of methane pollution a year from thousands of sites in communities all across the nation," Krupp said.
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While Google's advertising business still pumps out the profits, Alphabet also breaks out the revenues and losses for its "Other Bets," like healthcare company Verily and internet service provider Fiber.
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Last summer, Xavier University was the lucky recipient of a Pizza ATM, a vending machine that pumps out piping hot pizza made to order at the push of a button.
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It's funny, I think one of the things that we've actually [hit upon] is that we could be here for Dark Souls, except that From Soft fucking pumps out games.
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The setup is a bench-top bioreactor that feeds nutrients to a cell culture system, which pumps out small amounts of insect tissue, "almost like a cow being milked," Catts said.
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Just as the CDC guidelines recommend, Gaynor wets her hands, pumps out some soap and starts rubbing, making sure she doesn't miss any of the nooks and crannies between her fingers.
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The result has been a glorious mass of humanity dancing freely to what Mr. Carter described as a $100,000 sound system pumps out a stream of house and disco floor-fillers.
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There hasn't been a classic, female-led, big-budget superhero movie in 12 years, even though Hollywood pumps out superhero movies the way Marvel licenses plastic action figurines with puffed pectorals.
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This ozone generator that cleans the air This Airthereal unit pumps out 10,000mg of ozone per hour to destroy pollutants, bacteria, and odors, and leave the air in your home clean.
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Thirty-one lectures and two hours of content will drive all these habits home and turn you into one of those people who pumps out a couple thousand words a day, easy.
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A cautious, kickboxing Arlovski who pumps out jabs and left kicks to little effect is the guy who can be bum rushed, countered, or simply accomplish nothing over an incredibly tedious fight.
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China – which currently pumps out a quarter of the world's greenhouse gas emissions – agreed to halt its emissions growth by 2030, including by generating hundreds of gigawatts of solar and wind power.
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In compressed, sinuous lines, it wound its way to the aching words "The inflated heart/pumps out, the tenor kiss,/tenor love" by way of a startling interlude: Why you so black?
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The streaming service pumps out new shows at a dizzying pace and spends plenty to make them — it will spend up to $8 billion on content this year, compared with HBO's $19883 billion.
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In our case, we used an Anker SoundCore Mini to test some smart speaker setups with, which does the job perfectly well and pumps out a very good level of sound for its size.
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The Dodge Hellcat Widebody, which at a starting price around $70,000 is a top of the line version of the car, has a supercharged V8 engine that pumps out an almost unthinkable 707 horsepower.
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Tim Cook closed today's iPhone event by saying "music is at the core of our DNA," but Apple doesn't seem to care about the quality of the music that it pumps out at us.
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Hugh Acheson pumps out coffee and fat squares of toast slathered with fresh local cow's milk cheese and jam at Spiller Park, and Hector Santiago sells a fine medianoche sandwich at El Super Pan.
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When women must pay for breast pumps out of pocket, the cost—as much as $380—can be prohibitively expensive, especially for lower-income mothers who may need to return to work more quickly.
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They have also made it pretty clear that they don't have that much time for other important conservative virtues such as defending the family or community: Hollywood pumps out material that undermines the traditional families.
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A La Marzocco espresso machine on the marble bar pumps out ristrettos and macchiatos, while the magazine-like menu proposes "The Italian Benedict" (eggs Benedict with Parma ham), eggplant parmigiana and much other Continental fare.
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As a new YouTube video from the Holo Herald channel shows, it's pretty true to the concept in that it transforms your living room carpet into that hot stuff that pumps out of Mauna Loa.
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"Every day, the city pumps out a great deal of emissions in to the atmosphere, but it blows away...the current thermal pressure is impeding that ventilation," environment head for the city council, Paz Valiente, said.
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Disney's Mickey Mouse 90th Anniversary camera bundle — $229 See Details When you're chilling at the beach or poolside this summer, make sure to play your tunes with this waterproof speaker that pumps out premium audio anywhere.
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It's got 350 watts of power and a downward-firing subwoofer that pumps out more low end than most other speakers this size, and it even listens and adjusts the sound to fit your particular space.
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The bosses themselves are screen-hogging menaces that may warp from a duo of boxing frogs that pumps out energy balls from their gloves and into huge slot machines that spit out coins and spiked spinning disks.
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Today, Nestlé pays just $3.71 per every million litres of water the company pumps out of the ground in Ontario, so that it can bottle it and then and sell it back to thirsty customers for profit.
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Knowing full well that the office building housing European venture capital firm Atomico happily pumps out air conditioning on a day like today, I've arrived 30 minutes early for an interview scheduled with founding partner Niklas Zennström .
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K-pop has often been likened to a "factory" by the media — a "machine" that pumps out bands on a conveyor belt and hands them hollow, algorithmic pop songs to lip-sync as they move in perfect synchronization.
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The "ejection fraction" is a percentage figure that measures "how much blood the left ventricle pumps out with each contraction" and a normal heart's ejection fraction is between 50 and 70 percent, according to the American Heart Association.
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Thanks to an extra passive radiator next to the main driver, it sounds way better than other tiny speakers, and even pumps out some legitimate bass—all while maintaining a rugged, waterproof design and 6 hours of battery life.
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"In clinical trials," Wu said, "overall these cells are quite safe, but at the same time we don't see a dramatic improvement of cardiac function," which is often measured in the percentage of blood a heart pumps out with each squeeze.
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It also underscored a persistent problem Exxon Mobil and other large oil companies have tried to solve with only mixed success in recent years: finding additional reserves to replace the oil and gas it pumps out of the ground every day.
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That's one-and-a -half times as much as the crude it pumps out of its fields; even that production does not come close to covering domestic demand, forcing the government to import 60 percent of its needs from Russia.
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The company's search engine ads machine pumps out so much money that Alphabet can afford to spend on "other bets" that Page is passionate about, like building smarter home appliances, spreading internet through its Project Loon balloons, and extending human life.
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Mr. Santori said the left's communication style was outdated because no one wants to listen to hourlong speeches anymore, especially when Mr. Salvini's social media operation — called The Beast — pumps out tweets, Facebook Live posts and videos for the TikTok app.
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Thankfully, it seems that in the transition over the USB-C, Apple is also working on a new 18-watt USB-C power adapter that pumps out more than three times the amount of electricity as the standard 5-watt iPhone power brick.
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The top number, called systolic pressure, is the pressure of vessels when the heart beats and pumps out blood, while the bottom number, called diastolic pressure, is the pressure in blood vessels when the heart is at rest and filling up with blood.
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Formally known as Bob's Kitchen — the fleet of eateries that pioneered tasty vegan food in Paris — Kitchen is a low-key organic canteen that pumps out colorful bowls of veggies and rice, topped off with a choice of three different spiced sauces.
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Scenes from True Romance, Saturday Night Fever, Dirty Dancing, Scarface, Trainspotting, The Mask, Terminator, Basic Instinct, Cocktail, Collateral Damage, Carlito's Way, and yes, A Night at the Roxbury come together seamlessly in one epic nightclub scene while "Stayin' Alive" pumps out of the speakers.
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The only difference was the addition of the attorney general's official letterhead and a paragraph citing additional legal precedent to back up the letter's arguments against federal regulations on hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, one of the main ways Devon Energy pumps out oil and natural gas.
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Much like Giphy and Google-owned Tenor, Dongtu runs an in-house creative team that pumps out a bountiful supply of GIFs; it also distributes works of third-party creators such as entertainment studios and contracted designers, as well as popular memes sourced from the web.
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Although I&aposve known about this makeup trick for a long time, I was skeptical about the effectiveness of Stila&aposs primer for one particular reason: It pumps out all three colors at once, which you blend together with your fingers before applying to your face.
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And now, it continuing the hot streak with the Vanquish S, which the Brits have dubbed an "ultimate super GT." Ignore the branding and pay attention to the naturally aspirated V12 that pumps out 580 hp, along with upgraded aerodynamics that make the Vanquish look better than ever.
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And now, it continuing the hot streak with the Vanquish S, which the Brits have dubbed an "ultimate super GT." Ignore the branding and pay attention to the naturally aspirated V12 that pumps out 580 hp, along with upgraded aerodynamics that make the Vanquish look better than ever.
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The monthly cost to an individual investor of accessing the real-time data feed that is the backbone of our stock market — and which pumps out stock quotes and prices 5,000 times faster than the blink of an eye — is less than one sip of a Starbucks mocha.
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You might think the NFL would have addressed the slick cement covering that cost Reggie Bush his season, given that Football is Family™ and Together We Make Football™ and a bunch of other happy-clappy slogans the NFL pumps out while continuing to not give a shit about anyone.
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The British oil giant BP recently announced the most ambitious climate change goal of any major oil business, saying it would eliminate or offset by 2050 the planet-warming emissions from its operations, as well as the emissions caused by the burning of the oil and gas it pumps out of the ground.
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The British oil giant BP set the most ambitious climate change goal of any major oil company on Wednesday, saying that it aimed to eliminate or offset by 2050 all of the planet-warming emissions from its operations — as well as the emissions caused by the burning of the oil and gas it pumps out of the ground.
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" And the corrected version: Conservatives react: Washington Examiner article: "NYT still peddling trash about Palin and the Gabrielle Giffords shooting" Daily Caller article: NYT Uses GOP Shooting To Falsely Attack Sarah Palin With Debunked Conspiracy Theory Townhall editor Guy Benson tweets: "Spent all day trying to be fair to the Left, then their 'paper of record' pumps out this libelous bilge.
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The closest any of Sanders' rivals have come to trying to force voters to ask that very question (without actually asking it) is former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's campaign, who released detailed information about his heart health on Thursday including his ejection fraction, a number that indicates "how much blood the left ventricle pumps out with each contraction," according to the American Heart Association.
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Now many of those Republicans are as quiet as church mice as Donald Trump pumps out executive orders at a fevered pitch, doing exactly what he said he'd do during the campaign, for all of those who were paying attention: advancing a white nationalist agenda and vision of America, whether that be by demonizing blacks in the "inner city," Mexicans at the border or Muslims from the Middle East.
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