To correct for this, Ms. Nottage pumps up the atmospherics.
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It is capital investment that, to a large degree, pumps up an economy.
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Weekend two pumps up the volume with Mad Decent, Madeon, and Dillon Francis.
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Published research shows that it pumps up empathy and bonding, both social and sexual.
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For the networks, it pumps up the excitement and drama that keep viewers coming back.
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Farrag pumps up enough water to fill his system, and keeps it in constant circulation.
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Hellisheidi already pumps up heated water from under the ground, so it had an ample supply.
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In boom times, it pumps up share prices elsewhere in its restless quest for a good return.
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A lack of sleep is known to increase stress, which pumps up the body's primary stress hormone, cortisol.
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Staggering episodes pumps up the conversation around the show, because it keeps viewers all on the same page.
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Dodge says this alone pumps up the Demon's speed by 1/10th of a second in quarter-mile times.
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The Handpresso also pumps up like a bike pump, which is easier than the finger button on the Nanopresso.
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The compression happens when the intake valve closes and the piston in the cylinder pumps up to compress the gas.
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"The worry is that Bibi pumps up Trump to walk away from the deal," she said, using Mr. Netanyahu's nickname.
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"The thought of unadulterated oxygen pumps up my flagging morale in this city," he said, closing his eyes and exhaling.
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The press has been the oxygen for his lungs and the air that pumps up the balloon that is his ego.
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Gigantic Matryoshkas adorn the walls, Russian pop karaoke pumps up the atmosphere and fans gather to watch games on a giant screen.
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The 530 also has the company's proprietary BoomSound speaker system, which pumps up the bass and a couple of different selfie-taking modes.
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A live D.J. pumps up the crowd while her performers — rightly called Action Heroes — embody an appealing mix of athletes, cheerleaders and artists.
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To contain the tainted water, TEPCO pumps up the water and stores it in tanks, adding a new tank every three to four days.
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A crunchy, cheese-on-cheese creation that pumps up the ooey-gooey intensity through clashing textures, multiple cheese flavors, and exaggerating that stretchy cheese pull.
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Can't argue with Joe's results, but here's the thing -- his little bro, Nick, pumps up at the same gym, and recently showed off a bulkier physique.
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The Pixel, if anything, tends to add a slight green tint to its images, while the S7 pumps up the deeper blues and blacks of a given scene.
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With six different heat and speed settings, and infrared heat provided by ceramic coils, the BaBylissPRO Porcelain Ceramic Carrera2 Dryer reduces heat damage and pumps up thin hair.
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As the showboating Lewis, Dominique Scott pumps up the energy and plays standing up with flair and high skill, but his strutting take on the man becomes too foppishly cartoonish.
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So he entered with maximal bluster and has just kept it up, posturing, bullshitting furiously, expressing the most extreme version of everything that pumps up his audience, extolling his own dominance.
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Where North Korea gets even more interesting is how it pumps up the price of crypto assets by increasing uncertainty and distrustfulness through its nuclear weapons testing and traditional bank hacking.
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Saudi Arabia Pumps Up Stock Market After Bad News, Including Khashoggi Murder – A WSJ trio of reporters investigates the Saudi government's aggressive attempts to shore up the value of its stock exchange.
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So, if Kanaan's heart rate pumps up to 160 beats per minute (bpm) in the middle of a race, his trainer will push his performance up to that same level in the gym.
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Because the pro is all about the glam, Kattan pumps up her eyes with false lashes (she uses the Huda Beauty Samantha set), before applying more mascara to blend them in with her natural lashes.
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Rated 5 stars by 69% of customers and stacked with insanely positive reviews, this gadget has an 800 watt motor that pumps up to 1.2 gallons a minute (pretty standard for most devices on the market).
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It then pumps up the beach using "places-cnn" and the dick with "open_nsfw" at the same time, to discover what a beachy 0.2 on a scale of 0 (SFW) to 1 (NSFW) would look like.
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When a phone can't grab on to a wireless signal, it often pumps up the juice of the radios in an effort to reach out as hard as it can to catch on to a network.
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One is truSculpt Flex, which pumps up muscle via electrical current, which is similar in principle to the ab belts of those late-night infomercials except it has electrodes that can work on eight areas simultaneously.
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Larger water pumps, normally used to deal with flooding in Bangkok, were brought in overnight to help reduce water levels in the cave, he said, adding that major progress had been made Wednesday in getting the heavy-duty water pumps up and running.
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This was the latest iteration of "Organic Concept," a series of performances by the New York–based artist in which he pumps up a continuous roll of painter's plastic with a box fan, bringing to life a room-sized pneumatic sculpture that resembles the braided contours of human viscera.
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Oscar's tie-up with Berkshire Hathathay likely serves two purposes for the insurtech: It should free up capital Oscar needs to realize its growth plans, and the deal provides a safeguard to offset the increased risk the company will be taking on if its market expansion successfully pumps up membership.
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So what I did was: I read a couple of GQ articles online about how to shake a hand, practiced on a few friends over the course of a week, and then, on the day, I hit him with the sucker: right foot striding forward, firm-yet-balanced grip, two pumps up and down, consistent eye contact, break.
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Hinchey was against gas drilling in this area., Fracking Pumps Up Pressure in Upstate N.Y. Congressional Race. However, this was not the only time he clashed over gas drilling. Obama's administration ignored a request by Hinchey to slow drilling in New York and Pennsylvania.
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Making the best of two worlds: an anthropological approach to the development of bilingual education materials in southwestern Alaska, p.206, n.1. Cornell. and the balls are powered by centripetal force (as they rise the performer pumps down, while they fall the performer pumps up).
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", saying that having the latter on this song would be an improvement. James Reed of the Boston Globe said that Usher "fares better" on the collaboration. Mikael Wood of The Los Angeles Times commended the song's "thumping" groove. Gail Mitchell of Billboard said that Usher "pumps up the beat on the infectious club anthem.
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Jowle is a town in the northeastern Nugal region of Somalia. A water pump built by Norwegian Church Aid on donation funds raised in the Norwegian TV Auction 2014 is placed in Jowle; the pump, which pumps up clean ground water from 150 meters below ground, was by 2017 sustaining 35,000 people in the otherwise drought-ridden Puntland.
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In the TV series, he is voiced by Joanna Ruiz and has a Scouse accent. He wears the same clothes and has the same hairstyle as his father. He has appeared in the adaptation of Horrid Henry Goes to Work, Perfect Peter Pumps Up, Horrid Henry Says Goodbye, Perfect Peter’s Perfect Day, Horrid Henry's Skipping Lesson and Horrid Henry Helps Out.
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Stothert & Pitt commenced rotary lobe pump manufacture with a licence in 1919. Molasses and other viscous liquids were handled in heated pumps. Up until 1937, installed lobe pumps were still in use unloading molasses tank ships. A further licence to make twin screw pumps was acquired from Houttuin pumps of Utrecht, the Netherlands in 1935, with manufacturing starting in 1936.
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In 2006, Eli Northrup, Nellie Thompson, Sam Coe, and Josh Raff formed Pants Velour while undergraduate students at Cornell University. After graduating in 2007, the members reunited in New York City in 2008. Eli Northrup is a rapper in the group and has also been considered a "Hypeman" who pumps up the crowd. Niki Darling is the lead singer of the group.
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One keg lasts for up to 30 days. The PerfectDraft Home Beer Tap chills a 6-litre keg to 3 degrees in 12 hours or less. It requires no additional gas containers as the machine pumps up beer through an internal compressor pump. As the air is pushed inside the keg, it does not touch the actual beer, which is held in a hygienic aluminium bag.
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Grundfos () is the largest pump manufacturer in the world, based in Denmark, with more than 19,000 employees globally. The annual production of more than 16 million pump units, circulator pumps (UP), submersible pumps (SP), and centrifugal pumps (CR). Grundfos also produces electric motors for the pumps as well as electric motors for separate merchandising. Grundfos develops and sells electronics for controls for pumps and other systems.
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In 2006, Northrup, Nellie Thompson, Sam Coe, and Josh Raff formed Pants Velour while undergraduate students at Cornell University. After graduating in 2007, the members reunited in New York City in 2008. Northrup is a rapper in the group and has also been considered a "Hypeman" who pumps up the crowd. While a student at NYU, Pants Velour—featuring Northrup—made a rap video entitled, "Charlie Sheen: Always Winning," that became popular on YouTube.
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The following year, the firm was chosen to help investigate the Enron collapse, and Plante Moran Trust was formed.Sorting Out Enron Mess Pumps Up Plante Moran Their international expansion began shortly after, with offices being opened in Shanghai, China, Monterrey, Mexico, and Mumbai, India by 2009. During that time, the firm also merged with Gleeson, Sklar, Sawyers and Cumpata (GSS&C;), adding three Illinois offices. Plante & Moran Finalizes Gleeson Sklar Merger In 2009, Gordon Krater became managing partner.
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Storage geysers, on the other hand, may not be as fast as the instant versions, they have large tanks that heat and store hot water for longer durations. It also allows you to store hot water for a while and is ideal for large volume usage (Large tanks can even store about 60 litres at a time too). It is priced far lower than that of its instant counterpart. But this also pumps up its operating cost and the space required to place it.
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Bunny is Peter's adorable toy rabbit. It is Peter's version of Mr. Kill. His most major roles in the TV series are in Horrid Henry and the Time Capsule, in which Henry gives Bunny to the capsule and rescues him, Horrid Henry Trapped, in which Henry has Bunny in the hospital after he was injured whilst saving Peter from a falling shelf in the cellar and Perfect Peter Pumps Up, in which Henry realises that the only way to turn Peter aggressive is to steal Bunny and make fun of him.
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Unfortunately Citroen utterly trashes the film afterward and Shark is so devastated that he takes off and burns the only print. Soon after, Shark is living with a gung-ho nut named DRAKE BREWSTER who helps Shark lose weight again and get a security job in Santa Barbara. Shark gets a hold of a graduate student's screenplay and contacts fellow UCLA film student, Sue Schlockmann, whose father is a low-budget film distributor in Hollywood. Shark pumps up his relationship with Sue and gets her father to give him a producing deal.
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Perverse was originally released to mixed reviews. Simon Reynolds of Melody Maker found the band's "rock must engage with techno" idea engaging, but ultimately said the album "quickly reverts to type." Trouser Press were similarly mixed, feeling the album "[pumps] up the electronic fuzz tones and industrial guitar riffs at the expense of songs' character" on most of the songs." Douglas D. Keller of The Tech was more favourable, saying Perverse is "an engaging album with very contemporary ideas and the potential to shape the course of alternative and techno in the near future.
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A high- volume pumping unit (HVP) is a large appliance supplied by the government to UK fire brigades, as part of the scheme to equip the fire services to respond to large-scale disasters and terrorist attacks. It carries a submersible pump, supplying water from any open source to the fireground, a generator that pumps up to 8,000 l/min (twice as much as a typical standard fire engine), a hose box module, and ancillary equipment. London currently has nine of these HVPs. Outside of London, these vehicles proved invaluable in response to widespread flooding in 2007.
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Before the old exoskeleton is shed, the cuticle separates from the epidermis through a process called apolysis. New cuticle is excreted by the underlying epidermis, and mineral salts are usually withdrawn from the old cuticle for re-use. After the old cuticle is shed, the arthropod typically pumps up its body (for example, by air or water intake) to allow the new cuticle to expand to a larger size: the process of hardening by dehydration of the cuticle then takes place. A newly molted arthropod typically is pale in colour; in that state it is said to be teneral or a callow.
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Live music is a significant element in the tourism-based economy of Asheville and the surrounding area. Seasonal festivals and numerous nightclubs and performance venues offer opportunities for visitors and locals to attend a wide variety of live entertainment events."Music pumps up economy, enlivens nightlife"; Michael Flynn; Asheville Citizen-Times; August 22, 2003 Asheville has a strong tradition of street performance and outdoor music, including festivals, such as Bele Chere and the Lexington Avenue Arts & Fun Festival (LAAFF). One event is "Shindig on the Green," which happens Saturday nights during July and August on City/County Plaza.
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Mall work continues apace. Daily Hampshire Gazette, p. B1. Retrieved December 28, 2007 A 63-room, Econo Lodge was constructed that opened in 2003 in front of Mountain Farms Mall.Planet Fitness pumps up new home By Scott Merzbach Staff Writer, The Amherst Bulletin Originally published on: October 26, 2007 During this time period the Hampshire Mall was regarded as the dead mall in comparison to the vibrant Mountain Farms Mall (although it too revived in 2005). Eastern Mountain Sports, Pier 1 Imports, Panera Bread, and Famous Footwear opened stores in mall in 2004.Scott Merzbach (May 29, 2004).
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High Volume Pumps (HVP) are also part of the New Dimension scheme. They carry a submersible pump, supplying water from any open source to the fireground; a pump that pumps up to per minute (twice as much as a standard fire engine); a hose box module; and ancillary equipment. This equipment is carried in a pod on the back of the vehicle, similar to goods on a flatbed truck. Because the vehicles are standard across the country, any HVP vehicle can carry any pod, irrespective of the Fire and Rescue Service the vehicle or pod is operated by.
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Holoscenes, features a single totemic, aquarium-like sculpture sited in public space, standing thirteen feet tall and viewable from 360 degrees. In an allegory of the rising sea levels produced by climate change, the aquarium is animated by a powerful custom hydraulic system that pumps up to 15 tons of water in and out in less than a minute, creating a series of mini-floods to which the performers must adapt. Over the course of several hours, a series of performers play variously the guitar, sell fruit, don an abaya, uncoil a garden hose, and perform other familiar tasks as the water rises and falls around each in turn.
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" Cash Box wrote that "Fastlove" "pumps up both the volume and the velocity for a terminally danceable, happy-feet track that's sure to become a staple in discos across the U.S." They also said that it features "the sort of ultra-lush, opulent soul vibe that's been Michael's hallmark throughout his career." Entertainment Weekly's Jim Farber gave the song an "A", he stated: "It took real guts to release a salute to a one-night stand in this, the era of abstinence," also praising its "devilishly seductive bass" and "sleekly probing horns". Ferber concluded his review by calling the track "best slow-groove dance record since Lisa Stansfield's 'All Around the World.'" Hans-Petter Kjøge from Norwegian newspaper Fredrikstad Blad described it as "quality pop of the best brand.
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" Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune gave it a three-out-of-four star review and said: "There are enough good musical ideas here to keep the mind from wandering, and it brings her squarely into contemporary pop without sounding contrived." Andrew Burgess of musicOMH was positive, giving the album four-out-of-five stars and praised the team for the collaboration and remarked: "The team assembled here have done something quite remarkable, and this new-found partnership between Jones and Burton could perhaps lead to some very fine collaborations on future albums." Rolling Stone reviewer Will Hermes said "her [Jones'] fifth album is a brand- rejigging songwriting collab with Brian "Danger Mouse" Burton that both picks up her pace and pumps up her palette," awarding it three-and-a-half stars out of five and closed the review with: "even good girls need revenge sometimes." Enio Chiola of PopMatters also gave a positive review of the album, scored it as seven out of ten, praised Jones for her writing skill and said: "Instead of picking apart the tracks that work best, the entire album plays like a cohesive whole, somehow frayed and fragmented if not left intact.
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