Once the team cobbled together 500,000 non-rotated images, they artificially rotated them.
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But it's hard to tell from the image whether he and his board both rotated 180° or he rotated closer to 90°.
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Also, keep in mind phrases like "over-rotated" (when a skater turns too far in the jump before landing) and "under-rotated" (when a skater lands before completing the jump).
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What kind of assets would be rotated was not specified.
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Guardiola has rotated between Bravo and Willy Caballero this season.
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We rotated those six pair of shoes throughout the show.
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As the light passed through the syrup, the polarization rotated.
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The only difference: The slabs had been rotated 180 degrees.
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Four voting seats are rotated each year among the presidents.
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Sections of the stage moved up and down and rotated.
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Ceiling fans, designed to resemble propellers, rotated mockingly above him.
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The pair rotated the top office between 1984 and 1988.
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They rotated the antennas to rule out environmental and instrumental effects.
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"Investors have rotated into intermediate and longer-term bonds," he said.
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And at first everyone, to your point, over-rotated on it.
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Hedge funds also rotated out of financials and consumer discretionary stocks.
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It will be rotated around Brooklyn Public Library branches over 2018.
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With a half-dozen women, she rotated between sprints and burpees.
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The space suits are regularly rotated back to Earth for maintenance.
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The tutor rotated every few months due to my mother's frustration.
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But again, just to reiterate, we have not over-rotated here.
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Winston rotated into both units and played with the third team.
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The rotated dual camera system and LED flash is also questionable.
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In late August 1967, I rotated back to the United States.
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The original has been rotated and blurred so the photo looks grainy.
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But I love them, and they are heavily rotated through my closet.
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A final tweak fixes a common annoyance: photos that aren't properly rotated.
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The original has been rotated and blurred so the photo looks granular.
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They trapped and rotated, and Philadelphia didn't have very good post players.
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Multiple scanners rotated around the person to get a 360-degree picture.
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Members of the group rotated, but lead vocalist Nicole Scherzinger was a mainstay.
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Investors rotated out of defensive shares which they had bought earlier this year.
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Manhattan's grid doesn't exactly point to the north, but it's rotated 30 degrees.
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Scorpio is Taurus's opposite sign, so her chart has been rotated 180 degrees.
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She and co-workers rotated through boxing classes, Pilates and step-climbing sessions.
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Apparently, he just rotated his hand, in a gesture of stunning conceptual elegance.
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Investors appear to have already rotated into some of these tax-sensitive areas.
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Scientists believe the bullet slowed and rotated after passing through his cartridge box.
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I watched as my son's fingers rotated the layers at an incomprehensible speed.
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Gone is the open app carousel, which rotated the apps side-to-side.
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"The entire floor rotated — that was just asking for complications," recalled Mr. Biederman.
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We also rotated their positions to make sure height was not a factor.
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Investors have rotated into macro-themed "reflation" investments, such as industrials and commodities.
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He rotated his art collection — Roy Lichtensteins, Frank Stellas — on the east wall.
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So the drivers on the Vizio soundbar rotated and sent the music straight forward.
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The revamped cases are also more accessible so that the displays can be rotated.
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The remains were also placed and rotated in a temperature- and moisture-controlled container.
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The footage is semi-rotated and covered partially by watermarks for a gambling site.
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The owners rotated "who acted as basketball liaison" to work with Nash and Calipari.
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For this reason, since 85033 the United States rotated troops throughout the Baltic States.
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The driver and passenger seats can be rotated into a living and dining area.
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U.N. secretary-generals are traditionally rotated based on region, with Eastern Europe up next.
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I recently turned down a request for a cross, which rotated end over end.
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Officers rotated from wing to wing, but female officers never worked male units solo.
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We have people that have rotated between the sales side and the carrier sales.
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He rotated from team to team to take photographs, film footage and transmit stories.
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She rotated her staff through every three months because of the work's emotional toll.
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The image has been color-enhanced and rotated by citizen scientist Kevin M. Gill.
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John Malatare's jaw rotated in small movements, a beaded Warriors medallion around his neck.
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In a worst-case situation, they would usually be rotated into a sleepy ambassadorship.
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He and Shelton have remained on the show ever since, though other coaches have rotated.
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His hands shifted by inches from frame to frame, and his feet rotated by degrees.
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If the chemicals are rotated and managed properly, an environmental area can recover, Phillips noted.
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If the chemicals are rotated and managed properly, an environmental area can recover, Phillips noted.
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Though members of the impromptu choir rotated as senators shuffled around the floor, Democratic Sens.
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It leaned against the closed subway doors and rotated — almost getting off at Atlantic Avenue.
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As I rotated through the cancer wards in the late nineties, doctors reinforced this idea.
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Eggs are rotated at a constant speed, special for each pattern, by a brushless motor.
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The show has rotated its deep bench, letting some characters recede and others step forward.
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The nose is broken, reset; the nasal bridge lengthened, nostrils rotated to a respectable elevation.
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This mechanism, the prosecution stated, would increase the pressure on the victim's neck when rotated.
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Forty-two patients were rotated between rooms with and without fish tanks while awaiting treatment.
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I get my tires rotated twice a year and my oil changed every 5,000 miles.
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Drivers, their cabs and cars lining Lexington Avenue outside, rotated in and out on break.
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The advantage has rotated from one party to the other over the past several decades.
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Our car rotated 27 degrees to the right, throwing us sideways down the initial plunge.
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The camera would always be pointing right up your nose unless you rotated the phone.
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There was a digital ad display in the store that rotated between images of athletes.
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The USS Abraham Lincoln is replacing another carrier rotated out of the Gulf last month.
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They rotated some elements back to Russia and then gradually brought some others back to Syria.
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"If it were rotated more clockwise, it'd look too much like an RSS logo," they wrote.
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Every 2D image corresponds to a different orientation of the 3D Zika virus, rotated in space.
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Twenty additional horses would be rotated in and out of service to allow them to rest.
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She'll also be routinely rotated around different posts so she can continue to do her job.
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As first lady, for example, Michelle Obama rotated designers from a wide range of ethnic backgrounds.
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Her necklace — a silver cross — had turned ice cold and rotated upside down on her neck.
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Randomly leaping inside us, these ghostly villains rotated among their hosts at least once a week.
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Four of the men spent 12 straight days inside a 20-foot room that rotated constantly.
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By contrast, the circle can be rotated by any number of degrees; it has infinite symmetries.
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She rotated her wheelchair's joystick to turn towards me and show me her new pig tails.
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The healthy part of the lower leg is rotated 180 degrees and reattached to the femur.
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The sets will then be rotated on the Movement Festival channel with sets from past years.
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The sounds are also rotated so the birds don't get too used to one particular sound.
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If Sputnik Planitia had less mass, it should have rotated toward one of the poles instead.
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The position of mayor in Newton is rotated among town council members for one-year terms.
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A fireplace with lapping flames played on an oversize screen while two disco balls slowly rotated.
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The "rotated +" response actually comes it an number two — way to go, trolls and Cross haters!
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The low-pressure system rotated counterclockwise and the high-pressure system arrived behind it, rotating clockwise.
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Then he rotated the turret forward again, training its 30-millimeter cannon on the crawling minefield.
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Many are remembered fondly by the reporters who rotated into the battlefield and then returned home.
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Holding my head in my hands, I rotated in the tall chair I was sitting in.
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After the spy rotated back to Moscow, the relationship — and the professor's moonlighting in espionage — ended.
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The host admitted he made an unfruitful call as institutional investors rotated out of growth stocks.
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The staircase curved around the outer edge of a circular slab that rotated, like a sundial.
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The grunts from Battle Company, who were rotating out as Viper Company rotated in, laughed. Viper.
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For example, it can be rotated by 90 degrees counterclockwise, so that the arrangement of the labeled corners, starting from the lower right, ends up as (D, A, B, C). Or it can be rotated 180, 270 or 360 degrees, or flipped across either of its diagonals.
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By the time Cassini plunged into the upper atmosphere, however, this particular area had rotated into daylight.
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A buckyball has 60 axes along which it can be rotated but still look exactly the same.
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But in the real flight, the vehicle never rotated at all because Dave was flying so true.
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Then one of the flakes is rotated by about 1.3 degrees and pressed down on the other.
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It was as if the color of two sheets of paper suddenly changed if one were rotated.
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On the first, she over-rotated her vault and crouched down on the landing before rolling over.
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What set Hall's LIDAR apart was that it rotated, firing off short laser pulses as it spun.
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Straight after the collision that created the Moon, the Earth rotated much faster than it does today.
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To solve the puzzle Mr Melstrom and Dr Irmis turned to Orientation Patch Count Rotated (OPCR) analysis.
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Rotated on, okay, this is actually the power of the conversation, and everything needs to be conversational.
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In one experiment, he rotated a glass cylinder that was 10,000 times larger than the motor itself.
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As with most youth soccer teams, players rotated at goalkeeper, but Rowe stood out between the posts.
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Everyone rotated through a watch, and Rukan went to check on the other fighters at one point.
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Your photo can now be rotated to show a three-dimensional depth of field on a computer.
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The leader of Britain's opposition party suggested on Sunday the position should be rotated around the members.
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Here's how to do it, so you can play your rotated video in the Windows Media Player.
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And the -0.6 GOE that Rippon received for his under-rotated lutz essentially accounted for the difference.
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The Philippines has long been controlled by a handful of wealthy families who have rotated through power.
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The stock on Monday, however, took a big hit during the session as investors rotated their investments.
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Houston actively rotated to San Antonio's shooters and had both defenders stay on Kawhi Leonard on screens.
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I kinda rotated through him along with Buttigieg and Hickenlooper and Bullock and Bennet and now Klobuchar.
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When dinner was over, the wall rotated to reveal acrylic shelves on which desserts appeared to float.
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After Myers rotated back to the U.S., Hikmat worked for Bradley's team, and the two grew close.
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Seats can be rotated for "campfire seating" where passengers face one another for conversation and group interaction.
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During education and training, I rotated in and out of three of the system's "best" VA facilities.
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Members serve on the committee for three to six months before being rotated out of the committee.
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Next year, they were to return to the live show, with other categories rotated into the breaks.
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So toys and books went into a closet, to be rotated out a few at a time.
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"I'm answering and I don't care what it is," Cher said when he rotated that dish to her.
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He and Shelton have remained in the show's iconic red chairs ever since, though other coaches have rotated.
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He rotated it, extolling the virtues of the accurate cut of the wooden paneling with something like reverence.
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It really has to be down the middle of the metatarsal so the whole leg is rotated in.
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Once added to the video, the image can be dragged around the screen, rotated and adjusted for size.
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On land, US Marines have rotated through Norway since the beginning of 2017, where they've trained with partners.
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By hand, he cranked a metal drum that rotated against another piece of metal, creating a clattering roar.
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The lists of storm names are rotated out every year, with one being repeated on the seventh year.
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The top-ranking lawyers responsible for those decisions have themselves now largely rotated back to the private sector.
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Once connected, I rotated an onscreen R2-D2 until the real robot toy was facing away from me.
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This illustration shows the way finger locations can be used to determine how the stylus is being rotated.
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Maguire and his team had rotated into northern Iraq during that covert action (code-named DBACHILLES), which failed.
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Vanderbilt also rotated quarterbacks in the first half, subbing Wade Freebeck for Shurmur for two second-quarter series.
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For some, the House floor is a slippery ice skating rink, where positions are easily rotated and reversed.
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Ms. Goodman has rotated from Republican to Democrat to nonpartisan, and said the recovery had been too slow.
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After Mustafina over-rotated her full turn, had a few balance checks and left out a front aerial.
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But it's also the case that he's rotated between government service and lobbying on behalf of large corporations.
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Five of them vote on setting policy at each meeting with voting assignments rotated on an annual basis.
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On the professional level, officers are rotated in every three months, gaining battlefield experience, promotions and higher pay.
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Throughout the 1990s, former N.B.A. figures like Reggie Theus and Dick Versace rotated through the desk as analysts.
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Beasley faced up and backed down, rotated over to block shots, and dropped nifty block-to-block dimes.
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The PLA on Thursday rotated its troops in Hong Kong in what it said was a routine operation.
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These micro shops feature a selection of products that are based on different themes and are regularly rotated.
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I already know most of my doctors and nurses because I rotated in this clinic as a resident.
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The lights in the cockpit went off, and we slowly rotated down, crashing softly into the rice paddy.
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I rotated the dial on the watch, positioning it behind me, and then I pressed the follow button.
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They rotated the guards so often that in a few months it became impossible to tell them apart.
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Nagasu said she came out with too much adrenaline and over-rotated her axel, causing her to fall.
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Garner gently rotated the sculpture so I could see a small vulva in the lower third of the piece.
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He paints a room twice on the same canvas, but one is rotated 180° to nearly mirror the other.
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The sculpture rotated its head independent of the rest of its body, and glared at her with ruby eyes.
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They may be rated for 40,000 miles, but wear can vary, especially if you haven't rotated them on schedule.
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In the autumn the UAE smoothly rotated thousands of its troops in-theater, while planning for the Mukalla operation.
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Stocks showed signs of weakness when technology plays fell out of favor and banks and domestic stocks rotated in.
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That means it doesn't need to be soldered onto the board and can be swapped or rotated at whim.
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I rotated and flicked the analogs around; they have a good amount of resistance without a lot of stiffness.
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From his window aboard the command vessel, Michael Collins watched as the lander rotated away and pitched itself downward.
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Most workers welcomed being rotated through different positions, rather than doing the same thing for years at a time.
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The beach was teeming with glistening brown bodies; towels rotated toward the ultraviolet light like a field of sunflowers.
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Back then, the stars and planets were attached to "celestial spheres" which were how they rotated around the earth.
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The group's membership rotated often over a decades-long career, but its founding saxophonist, Roscoe Mitchell, was a constant.
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It was like looking a little too long at a PDF or JPEG image that needed to be rotated.
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Admiral Aquilino said that crew members would be rotated off the carrier for testing and quarantine before returning aboard.
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This week, as they do every year around this time, Apple executives rotated through a few mostly predictable announcements.
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The careful counting of the sherds by the city's archons, respected figures who rotated annually, meant verdicts were accepted.
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The prerally soundtrack, heavy on Elton John and the Rolling Stones, rotated through the songs heard during the campaign.
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Investors have also rotated out of the tech sector, which had long outperformed the market, knocking world shares down.
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Logitech says that the magnet is strong enough that it'll stay attached even when rotated sideways into portrait mode.
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He noted that money rotated out of defensive stocks and some of the high-flying tech shares into financials.
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After the rebus, the rest of the theme entry going across is switched or "rotated" with the Down answer.
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In the code, this pointing vector is the variable a—it's this vector that gets rotated in each branching.
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That is, the laws of physics should not change if the experiment is moved to the left or rotated.
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"If someone doesn't like using this every day, these can be rotated every other day with another shampoo," she added.
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He said as long as the one bait is rotated out for another every few months, that can be avoided.
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To ensure that no one got too friendly, to say nothing of becoming romantically involved, the leaders rotated partners regularly.
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Dr. Strange remained a constant, for the most part, as Gargoyle, Hellcat — and yes, Luke Cage — rotated in and out.
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Bumble's first flight wouldn't necessarily wow at an airshow — the robot essentially flew a foot forward and rotated a bit.
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The track is withdrawn and the robot hitches a ride on the blades as these are rotated manually by technicians.
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TO A MATHEMATICIAN, a transformation is what happens when a geometric object is shifted in space, resized, reflected or rotated.
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The vehicles will be 2- to 3-year-old models the company has rotated out of its daily rental fleet.
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During one costume change, "Purple Rain" by Prince was played to the audience as a big purple screen rotated onstage.
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The hour-long tests, in which the direction of the magnetic fields were rotated repeatedly, were performed in total darkness.
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The group has rotated around him, and he's bent its various members to his indomitable and at times overbearing will.
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Making a rotationally symmetrical lens means the cutter drops down to a fixed point as the lens beneath is rotated.
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But Cordarrelle Patterson (16 plays) and McCarron (15) rotated through and made little impact as the third and fourth receivers.
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Menus will be rotated more frequently, recognizing that many customers visit a club multiple times in a month, he said.
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Sanders, though, has floated support for term limits or instituting a system in which justices are rotated to appeals courts.
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Previously, the committee had rotated annually among candidates from 1871 to 1946; 22020 to 20190; and 21950 to the present.
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During one incident, the company rotated at least 100 million gallons of fuel among vehicles in Texas, Louisiana and Panama.
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As they rotated through the images, the performers provided dialogue and sound effects to enthralled children — then sold them candy.
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You can even rotate videos at different angles, whether you want them slightly rotated, fully vertical, or even upside down.
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But while most networks rotated coverage to make space for soap operas and game shows, PBS televised all 250 hours.
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Although Ogwumike had the primary responsibility for guarding Moore, Stanford heavily rotated with her sister Nneka, Kayla Pedersen, and JoslynTinkle.
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I could almost hear the little clicks of his green counting beads as he rotated them between thumb and forefinger.
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"We're seeing a lot of mid-cap high beta tech stocks being rotated out of big moves down," he said.
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The landmark watch had no crown, and a movement that rotated around its own axis served as the watch's hands.
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Meals involve three or four foods, one new, and the new foods get rotated through every few days, becoming familiar.
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There was also a leather-bound menu with printed pages that were changed out daily as the menu offerings rotated.
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Racks of pastries and cakes rotated slowly in a bank of industrial-size ovens, while nearby pans of brownies cooled.
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Apps work in both vertical and horizontal orientation, and they automatically rotate on both screens when the device is rotated.
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The Matisse cutouts still have to be rotated in and out of light; the Van Gogh has to be guarded.
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One, who gave his name as Siwar Kobani, lay strapped to a platform that rotated him into a standing position.
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The sun has been pretty active this week thanks to a series of sunspots that rotated into view of the Earth.
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Two fountains under its cabin sprayed water in its path, and a gigantic cylindrical brush rotated behind it, scrubbing wet asphalt.
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As the Roman people filled the Forum, a mechanical device rotated the model slowly, revealing the 23 "gaping" wounds to everyone.
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"Arrivals" here are probably nothing of the sort, just metal being rotated out of financing deals back into the LME system.
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Over the past year, several NATO countries have rotated forces throughout countries near the Russian border as a show of support.
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A second Gloria, lacking a base and tipped on its side, rests on a rotated kettle-like shape on the left.
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Originally, employees only had to be in California for 30 days at a time and were then rotated out if needed.
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The landmine outfit is part of an addition of seven outfits that will be rotated into the exhibition on April 26.
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Yet astronomers believed that since the original stars rotated, they should continue to do so even after collapsing into black holes.
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There are also tens of thousands of other artifacts which have been contributed which could be rotated later into exhibition space.
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There's no doubt that investors quickly rotated into stocks since the election, spun around by a steep drop in bond prices.
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Around 300 U.S. troops were being routinely rotated in and out of the country, Defense Secretary Ash Carter said in May.
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And there was the ingenious mechanism that rotated the battery contact, scraping away corrosion whenever the user clicked the power button.
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The square, for example, has eight symmetries — eight ways that it can be flipped or rotated to get back a square.
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This means the network of NEMs can be rotated by two positions or reflected across two axes without changing the pattern.
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But seeing nonexistent movement in words and seeing letters like "d", "b", "p", "q" rotated is common among people with dyslexia.
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Just 40 seconds after the computer's final restart, he slowed the lander's forward momentum, then rotated the legs toward the surface.
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If a skater lands a jump but under-rotated it, their skate will finish that revolution when it hits the ice.
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This is what you'd get if you mounted a videocam above the sprinkler that rotated at the exact same angular velocity.
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Sometimes they can be rotated a little bit, sometimes they can droop, sometimes they can curve, so these petals are deformable.
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In contrast, American pilots would be sent home, or rotated out after a certain amount of time spent in the air.
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Or at least it was until September, when a dramatic market shift took place as investors rotated out of proven winners.
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SS: Even as a kid, I rotated my dolls' dresses so every one got a chance to wear the good one.
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P.S.G. Coach Laurent Blanc rotated his team at the Parc des Princes to avoid injuries before Wednesday's match at Stamford Bridge.
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It had five protrusions, like the arms of a five-pointed star that rotated it through the water slowly but efficiently.
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Families came to have their childrens' portraits taken, to get their tires rotated and oil changed, and to buy Kenmore refrigerators.
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This one can be rotated 360-degrees, which is great for reaching into narrow or almost-gone candles without exposing yourself.
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Patrisse's brother rotated through jail, prison and short stays in local hospital psychiatric emergency departments, from which he was quickly discharged.
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For "The Head and the Load," Mr. Kentridge has rotated the usual orientation of bleachers in the Armory's cavernous Drill Hall.
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Diners, divided into 50- and 90-minute zones, gather and eat for a set time before new customers are rotated in.
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At the Lincoln Corsair crossover introduction, writers rotated through three stations as designers and engineers showed how the car was developed.
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Fellow Reuters photographers David Ryder, Jason Redmond and I rotated shifts so someone was there for most of the daylight hours.
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He said the crew had increased the number of hand sanitizers, rotated the buffet utensils more frequently and stepped up cleaning.
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The New Orleans zinc carousel has been turning a long time as metal is rotated between on- and off-market storage.
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I honestly couldn't figure out what this grid was doing, geometrically, until I physically rotated the whole thing 353 degrees clockwise.
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Otherwise, these phones don't look drastically different from last year's Galaxy S10 range, outside of bigger screens and rotated camera modules.
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A woman wearing a seahorse-inspired robotic tail rotated serenely, twirling around its flexible ballast like a stripper on a pole.
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I didn't get confused over whether the map kept north at the top of the screen or rotated when I turned.
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The last time, it raised $248,331, many in preorders for new lights that automatically turn on when rotated in the dark.
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After that, he rotated to Fort Polk, Louisiana, the site of an Army base for urban-combat and special-operations training.
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They kept the high ground as the zone rotated around a mountain and stopped all attempts to reach the safe zone.
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Over the past week, hundreds of lawyers had rotated though the group's base camp: the Central Diner restaurant in Terminal 4.
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Or the bottom of the main, if the robot is rotated so that the other two wheels are on the top.
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Everything is rotated approximately 29 degrees clockwise, as if the avenues ran between the 1 and 7 on an analog clock.
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I think the No. 1 mistake that I made when I was there was that I over-rotated in the competition.
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"At first, everyone over-rotated on, 'This is the power of a conversation and everything needs to be conversation,'" Marcus said.
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Infantry battalions are rotated through three-month tours of duty in the area around the glacier, and describe the assignment as arduous.
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This 20-sided shape, one of the Platonic solids, can be rotated in 60 different ways without seeming to change in appearance.
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There is also no way to lock it in landscape mode once rotated, so better make sure to hold that phone steady.
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As her chest and stomach jackknifed over the lap portion of her seat belt, her head rotated downward and stretched her neck.
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Early in that decade Vannevar Bush, an American engineer, built a mechanical computer with gears, pulleys and shafts rotated by electric motors.
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Instead of fully tracked motion controllers like the Rift or Vive's, I got a remote that rotated in place, imitating a gun.
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Some pieces on view now will be rotated out and replaced in February, making this an exhibition to visit at least twice.
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The ergonomic base can be rotated to draw comfortably, with an ambidextrous design ensuring that creative left handers don't get the shaft.
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As shown in the video, smaller pieces can be rotated, which can be helpful in medical procedures or experiments involving dangerous materials.
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The project, which rotated gameplay with live-action TV episodes, suffered numerous setbacks and redesigns, and released to tepid reviews and sales.
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However, not all titles are available at any given time — the selection is rotated and updated to make the content feel fresh.
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So instead, Uyttendaele and his team trained up a neural net, specifically AlexNet, on rotated images labeled with tilt and roll values.
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Well into the afternoon, he entered a backflip but under-rotated, hit the front wheel first, and then fell to the ground.
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The agency wired its clandestine officers to the box every few years, usually when they rotated through headquarters, for single-issue polygraphs.
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Investors rotated out of the sector, following an uproar over the alleged misuse of Facebook users' data by political consultants Cambridge Analytica.
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The army of service staff rotated in and out of multiple doors, some in formal cream jackets and some in all-black.
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The collection rotated around very strong shoulder lines, fitted waists and round hips, with some designs recalling the glamor of the 1940s.
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The cocktail menu is constantly rotated and on the chilly night I went there were options aplenty to warm me right up.
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Thousands of Chinese troops were rotated into Hong Kong this week, a routine maneuver that has also sparked fears of a crackdown.
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Corbin, who rushed for 28,29 yards in 280, received just one more carry as Illinois rotated five running backs throughout the game.
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Recalling the way my grandmother always turned the pan as her rice cooked to ensure even browning, I rotated the handle, too.
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They hired two permanent writers and rotated a large team of contributing writers and story editors, veteran and untested, and mostly women.
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The bus rotated clockwise, ran off the right side of the road, rolled halfway over and came to rest on its top.
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In the past, teachers in the reserve have rotated through schools for a month at a time, sometimes filling in as substitutes.
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But the availability of these forces is limited and they have to be rotated across the country, which necessitates multiple-phase elections.
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For some of those clips I rotated the footage in the opposite direction giving a kind of warp speed look in post.
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Utilities was the only sector that actually raked in new money as investor rotated to the "bond-proxy, domoestically oriented sector," Bartolini added.
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He rotated both the mountain location and magnetic field by 60 degrees, and the moths reoriented to fly toward the new paper mountain.
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So there you have it, just as three new iPhones have arrived to join Apple's lineup, three more iPhones have been rotated out.
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Over the past five years, the company has rotated its portfolio moderately towards the snacks and yogurt categories from roughly 25% to 35%.
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"Women & Museums VI" shows the head of an ancient statue of a woman rotated sideways, eyes and lips tinted with traces of paint.
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She was living in Atlanta at the time, and had found a practice of several midwives that she rotated through during her pregnancy.
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In both cases, the warmer the water, the faster the little disc rotated—just like the spinning ice disc in the video above.
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Upon transmission of a driving force to the rotary shaft, the fan blades and hub are rotated to cool the engine driven generator.
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It rotated counter clockwise, entered a grassy median and collided with a guardrail off the highway, leaving a set of yaw marks behind.
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"But, that too, we will see a scaling down on the number of aircraft and troops rotated in our bases," the general said.
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The technology isn't perfect, though — horizontal photos get rotated when you import them into Snapchat, and there's no way to straighten them out.
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While betting on tech, top hedge funds rotated out of more defensive sectors including utilities, real estate and consumer staples, Citi data show.
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Over this time, Ren's analysis shows, the whorls may have rotated ever so slightly, at about six tenths of a degree per year.
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It was a massive piece, strapped onto a huge gimble with a breakaway bathroom and the whole thing rotated in a full circle.
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Simone Biles just did a vault with half of her feet not on the springboard, still over-rotated and got highest score pic.twitter.
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For the exhibition, it rotated inside the opulent ballroom of Bonnington House, the orange-plastered Jacobean manor on the estate of Jupiter Artland.
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Small caps were the standout, rising 1.2 percent for the week at 1,303, as investors rotated into small caps, as tech sold off.
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Not all of them were winners, but I kept these four and rotated them out throughout the summer:Genhoo Women's Vintage Tea Dress: $34.99.
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In one image, she's held between the men and softly rotated, with her horizontal arms making her look like both wheel and wheelshaft.
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Smart sensors made it so that if you rotated the iPhone sideways, photos and web pages automatically switched from portrait mode to landscape.
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Ball notices that Evan Turner has anticipated the pass and rotated off Kentavious Caldwell-Pope in the weakside corner to break it up.
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It gets rotated once or twice, comes out onto the pizza tray, and it's a very different pie than the deep-dish species.
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Basically, imagine a wave moving in one direction, but that's also been rotated around an axis that's perpendicular to that direction of travel.
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Not great if you are going to need to check or take low kicks because an inwardly rotated knee is a collapsible knee.
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Phoenix has rotated the following players in and out of the fourth quarter of recent games: Alec Peters, Davon Reed, and Shaquille Harrison.
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Mika Zibanejad, Kevin Hayes and the veteran David Desharnais have mostly filled the center slot and rotated on a de facto fourth line.
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When humans became bipedal — when we stood up on two legs — our spines, evolved for climbing and moving in trees, rotated 90 degrees.
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The lamp's head can also be rotated 180 degrees, tilted 135 degrees, and swiveled 90 degrees, so you can find the perfect angle.
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For two years, she and her son, AnTrez Reedy, rotated sleeping on the bed in the bedroom they shared at her mother's house.
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And strangely enough, the planet is rotated on its side, probably due to a giant impact early in its history, according to NASA.
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Once the key is inserted, the mechanism must be manually rotated to release the deadbolt, exactly as you would with a regular key.
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I was encased in a Stryker frame so I could be rotated onto and off my back every two hours, day and night.
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"They used a few different methods to raise her body temperature: warm water, hair dryers, heated towels that were rotated out," Dutter said.
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If it was a sculpture class, the podium would turn, like a lazy Susan, as the students' clay figures rotated atop their easels.
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Under this system, a large number of government officials are rotated in office, with new people coming in with every new presidential administration.
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She picked up a piece of her Hello Kitty jigsaw puzzle, rotated it in her hand, and joined it to the other pieces.
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Working in the station's traffic department, he "rotated the commercials and put the commercial cards in the deck," he told Sports Video Group.
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I have rotated my crops studiously, which, in theory, is supposed to give gardeners the best chance to grow healthy, well-nourished vegetables.
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The panel (usually one) is simple, tied to a pole, which can be rotated by hand every now and then to follow the sun.
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If you gain a lot of weight, your flips aren't going to be as high and you might land short or be under-rotated.
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Five participants at a time were asked to look at computerized 3D shapes and decide whether the figures would match or clash when rotated.
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He placed the dragon in the scene and rotated it so it faced the boy and then locked the dragon to the driveway pavement.
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It's called the Currant Smart Outlet, and it sports two individually controlled outlets and can be rotated when plugged in to keep cords tidy.
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The tool also works when you're trying to straighten out text or stickers that you rotated, but want to return to their original alignment.
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NEW YORK, Sept 27 (Reuters) - U.S. fund investors rotated from international to domestic stocks for a third straight week, Lipper data showed on Thursday.
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Parts of the Florida Gulf coast were under hurricane warnings as Hurricane Hermine rotated toward the state packing 210-mph winds Thursday night. Gov.
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Health care led all sectors in Q3 as investors rotated away from some of the high-flying tech names and into more defensive plays.
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"Your baby is now as big as a plum," a solemn voice told me, as I rotated the tiny body on an iPad screen.
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Screenshot: Blue Origin"What O'Neill and his students came up with, was the idea of manufactured worlds, rotated to create centrifugal force," Bezos said.
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But Snapchat spent just two months trying to charge users to keep lenses (which otherwise rotated daily) before deciding to make them free again.
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At the tip, the electrodrill had a hollow, circular cutting bit studded with diamonds that rotated at a rate of 225 revolutions per minute.
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The dial is rotated to control what's on screen, and it uses haptic feedback to register the click of different options along the way.
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These launches keep the average number of people on board the ISS to six, except during times when crews are rotated in and out.
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To execute the move, the truck reversed on the ramp and rotated, before flipping in the air and ending up on all four tires.
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At times it looked like it was barely touching it at all, and as it rotated, it kept hitting the sides of the toilet.
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A bean grown in an industrial field tastes nothing like the same bean grown at a small farm where crops are rotated, he says.
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Investec analysts said the results were good enough to see a re-rating in the stock which has suffered as investors rotated to cyclicals.
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While the Bucks stubbornly forced Harden to his off (right) hand, the Rockets rotated several defenders on Antetokounmpo, enticing him to hoist perimeter shots.
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Ms. Schaff and Ms. Demczuk rotated in and out of the hearing room, taking turns covering the proceedings and the protesters and supporters outside.
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In the third quarter, Beasley rotated over to smack a Pau Gasol shot against the backboard, and the Bucks got out on the break.
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Transported in a specialized vehicle that looks like a big tank, they stay an entire week before being rotated out for another hardy crew.
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Senators rotated in and out of the secure room for much of Thursday morning, spending several minutes reviewing the contents of Williams' supplemental testimony.
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At some point in the 2501th century, it was rotated 2960 degrees counterclockwise, leaving the original front stoop at the side of the building.
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Lopez's final two baskets came after he rotated to the 3-point line and contested a 3-pointer by George with 2:266 left.
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I practiced mindfulness to reduce anxiety, used journaling to record and disrupt unhealthy patterns, and rotated coping mechanisms until I found one that fit.
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"Investors sharply rotated out of large- and mid-cap mutual funds last week, just as the start of earnings season kicked off," said Rosenbluth.
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Investors rotated money from fast-growing stocks to "clean companies with no real flaws" as major indexes dipped during the session, CNBC's said Wednesday.
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Harden also played solid defense, helping hold Leonard and LaMarcus Aldridge to 15-for-42 shooting as he rotated assignments in Houston's smaller lineup.
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Mann rotated three different signs on the apple basket every 20 minutes over two days of the conference, surveying the choices of 369 adults.
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The display is pretty, but it can only be tilted up and down, and not rotated or raised or lowered, which is decidedly less pretty.
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Image: ESA/HubbleYou might be aware of one of Uranus' complexities: It spins on its side, and its moons orbit on that same rotated plane.
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When rotated in the fourth, it seems to be morphing, but actually it's just different bits of the 4-dimensional shape that come into view.
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Kuma found inspiration for the OMM's rotated, cantilevered volumes from the surrounding off-center buildings, which reminded him of pastoral homes in the Japanese countryside.
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Emily rotated me through different partners during the class, offering me a taste of what it was like to hit pads, and I was hooked.
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According to Tiffany & Co, the café will serve "American classics made with the highest quality, regionally sourced ingredients" and offerings will rotated with the seasons.
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We rotated, translated and scaled each route so that all trajectories would start and finish at the same two points in a new reference system.
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In the previous day's session, Nasdaq had posted its biggest one-day drop in more than three months as investors rotated out of technology stocks.
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Instead, the wings rotated when SpaceShipTwo was accelerating at transonic speeds, placing too many G forces on the vehicle and causing it to break apart.
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Qatar International Islamic Bank added 21 percent as buyers rotated through the banking sector, following strong gains by other Qatari banks earlier in the week.
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They want to make sure their jumps are high, cover a lot of ground, and leave no doubt that all their jumps were fully rotated.
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He slows down again at the end, rotated 180 degrees from where he began, standing in the same place, but seen from a new angle.
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Lupin explains that the packaging got rotated 180 degrees, which reversed the placement of the pills and rendered the lot number and expiration date illegible.
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Lance Booth, one of our digital photo editors, put together grids of nine people each that we rotated in and out of the photo spot.
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The Udder Side's promotion is over now, after all, and its Flavor of the Week has now rotated to the considerably less charged Blue Raspberry.
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OUTDOOR SPACE In the 1930s, the house was moved back from the street and rotated to create a more private entrance on the north side.
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Patients will be rotated out of regional hospitals on a case-by-case basis over several days, LA Port Police Chief Tom Gazsi told CNN.
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More than 550 pastors from about 20 denominations have rotated through Bethel Church, a nonstop service all in the name of protecting one vulnerable family.
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Each button activated the contents of a single compartment, which spun, vibrated or rotated in place to create an improvised score of sound and movement.
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Front camera: 12MP TrueDepth camera with slo-mo video and 4K60 recording: Apple's selfie camera can now capture wider-angle shots when rotated to landscape.
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On the ground, it was the home of the Army's 21th Division, nicknamed Tropic Lightning, which had rotated over from its home base of Hawaii.
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According to a release, two-thirds of participants will be placed in a special centrifuge and rotated daily to force blood back into their extremities.
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And on the coffee table, a hologram of a play appeared that could be started, stopped and rotated to better analyze the players on the field.
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The lens on the security camera can also be rotated to block the camera if you want, or to reveal its built-in microSD card reader.
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He's subdivided the pasture with fences made of native trees so that those parcels can begin to grow again while the cattle are rotated among them.
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So you would have made a lot of money if you would have rotated out of a bunch of sectors and into another bunch of sectors.
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Guard Jordan McLaughlin made use of the three-big man lineup, slashing from the perimeter off the dribble and feeding his open teammates when help rotated.
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I can't imagine any troops being rotated home in British Egypt's darkest hour, so I inclined more towards the Second Battle of El Alamein in October.
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Because custom fabrication molds produce excessive waste, the Float Lab's top and bottom halves are made from the same mold, then flipped and rotated to connect.
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Meanwhile, French troops rotated on and off the line to keep them fresh, and trained in new tactics using a life-size reconstruction of Fort Douaumont.
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Until recently, most of the buying was concentrated in Brent and European gasoil, but buying rotated into WTI and U.S. gasoline in the most recent week.
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Several regional and security services heads were rotated out last month, many in favour of younger officials personally loyal to Mr Putin, including several former bodyguards.
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Collin Green recently completed a review that explored potential ethical, health and cultural problems dogging a special operations force that's consistently rotated overseas since the Sept.
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A long-held theory is that Venus once rotated as the other planets do, but was struck billions of years ago by a planet-size object.
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As the Earth rotated, the airborne material converged at the opposite side of the planet, where it fell and set fire to the entire Indian subcontinent.
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Had Rippon not under-rotated his lutz, his total score would have ultimately surpassed Kolyada's, as only 0.59 points separated the two skaters in the end.
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The Nets' ownership group at the time rotated voting responsibilities for such league procedures, and it was Gerstein's turn when the Swamp Dragons vote came up.
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As we rotated in and out of our one versus mode setup, one lucky person was able to explore, poke, and prod around on our own.
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The phone is rotated on a regular basis and is constantly monitored for any security vulnerabilities and attacks, in accordance with recommendations from the intelligence community.
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As the Limiting Factor descended into the Puerto Rico Trench, the gold-rimmed depth gauge slowly rotated before Vescovo's eyes: 299.933,22015 metres, 220,21 metres, 2100,20040 metres.
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Washington (CNN)As President Donald Trump has rotated between controversies for the last few days, two of his top advisers have been notably publicly absent -- again.
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Earlier this year, Maggie Nichols, who is an Olympic contender, was practicing Biles's Amanar vault when she under-rotated and tore the meniscus in her knee.
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The Mountaineers (3-1, 1-0 Big 12) rotated three running backs, led by Kennedy McKoy with 73 yards, while generating 192 yards on the ground.
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As investors rotated out of riskier assets like equities, bond yields – which fall as prices rise – moved lower, serving as a drag on the overall market.
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For 13 hours, Lenke operated on John with a spinal fellow and a scrub nurse as other staff rotated in and out of the operating room.
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Investors rotated money from fast-growing stocks to "clean companies with no real flaws" as major indexes dipped during the session, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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If we had taken more time, we may have attempted to separate the project into multiple files and then rotated it to fit on the platform.
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Poland have rotated between Szczesny and Fabianksi during qualifying and it was the Juventus player who got the nod for the match at the Spartak stadium.
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On the heavily-censored messaging platform WeChat, they send images of articles, rotated and distorted with shapes and squiggles that can trip up text recognition functions.
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Spade hopes to use the process, which accelerates natural decomposition when placed in a temperature and moisture-controlled vessel that is rotated, to compost human bodies.
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"They're usually rotated in and out, one at a time, at West Point, because they're not really set up for fine-art appreciation there," Mr. Bland said.
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By contrast, ornithischians have differently-shaped hip regions, where the pubis bone is rotated so that it points downwards and backwards, as also occurs in living birds.
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Managers rotated out of both information technology and its new related sector, communication services, as the fourth quarter began in October, according to a Goldman Sachs analysis.
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Bonus: The round part of the tile in the middle can be rotated; pretty nifty when you need to show your colleague something on your computer screen.
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Historically, two primary settings of "In the Bleak Midwinter" have rotated through the repertoires of cathedral choirs, though both use the spartan 1870s verses of Christina Rossetti.
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"Gold implied volatility rallied sharply across the curve over the past week, as investors rotated to safe-haven assets after polls tightened," Citi said in a note.
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At the same time, survey respondents said they rotated back into risk, particularly in the more cyclical parts of the market like industrials, banks and European equities.
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In one smooth motion, I rotated the aspirator, drawing out dozens of seeds, surprised and pleased to see that my amateur skills could produce the same result.
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With its unique screen that rotated with a flick and roomy QWERTY keyboard, the Sidekick (originally called Danger Hiptop) was the the cool alternative to the BlackBerry.
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It did not specify which of the 24 awards handed out at the ceremony would be presented off camera, but said they would be rotated each year.
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In the new season, models will be rotated with each challenge so that every designer will have an opportunity to work with different models, Lifetime tells CNN.
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Pentagon officials have long said Putin could not keep up the pace of military operations given their high tempo and the fact that forces weren't being rotated.
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Because the judges said Rippon under-rotated his lutz, he only received 70 percent of the base value of the jump, or 4.62 points instead of 6.6.
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With the microscope set to a magnification of 50x, craggy reddish terrain emerged, and a blue "sky" lit up with neon green speckles as Sanchez rotated it.
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The extreme weather in Niigata—blistering hot summers and long, cold winters—means the barrels must be checked and rotated to ensure a uniform taste and fermentation.
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The academy said it would "collaborate with the show producers to select these categories," which will be rotated each year so that some are not forever banished.
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An archetypal hero is an element to be rotated in, then out, as other elements such as "ballets-parades" or "songs" or "the public square" are introduced.
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Isner, who said he used 11 shirts during the match and rotated through several hats, estimated that he had lost 8 to 10 pounds during the match.
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In 1931, the architect Angelo Invernizzi positioned his Art Deco Villa Girasole outside Verona on a circular track; propelled by diesel engines, it rotated with the sun.
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For over a decade, police from other regions rotated through Chechnya and brought home the "skills" they acquired there, not least a greater readiness to use torture.
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Judges take into account everything from artistry to presentation (those costumes mean something), how well rotated a spin is, and how the skater landed from a jump.
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Excel spreadsheets turned into collections of numbers floating on white pages rather than a neat grid, and some PowerPoint slides were rotated 90 degrees for some reason.
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Our failures have been executed by bureaucratic committee, with enough different commanders rotated through Afghanistan that each can claim incremental success without anyone owning the overall failure.
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Pape's paintings from this first period, in which rotated squares and askew, spindly lines lie in fields of white, draw heavily on the example of Soviet Constructivism.
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There were things that looked horrible if you rotated them slightly, but if you put them back where the animators had them, they worked for that frame.
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Two tail booms rotated into a "feathered" position to create drag, allowing the vessel to fall gently back into the atmosphere and, ultimately, glide toward the runway.
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What I initially mistook for taxidermy specimens were live birds; the owls opened their eyes and rotated their heads as I took a seat at a table.
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Investors rotated out of the tech sector, which had long outperformed the market on hopes of new technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and internet of things (IoT).
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"There was a wonderful period when people rotated to buying smartphones instead of cellphones and smartphone growth exploded," BGC's Colin Gillis, who rates Apple a sell, told CNBC.
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Leamer writes in his book how particular Trump is about his vacation menu -- and how many Mar-a-Lago chefs have rotated in and out through the years.
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At the other spot, the Raiders rotated youth heavily and wound up with linebacker Perry Riley, plucked from Washington's preseason scrapheap, playing the lion's share of the snaps.
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Firefighters said they are now being rotated through 12-hour shifts, instead of the 53-to-30-hour shifts they worked on the first days of the fire.
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Unlike most officials in the provinces, police are recruited at national level and rotated around the country during their careers (doctors in government hospitals are another troublesome exception).
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With a more granular picture of each bag, the CT technology can build an interactive image that can be rotated and analyzed from 360-degrees by screening staff.
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Something worth considering is that this type of work is pretty stressful, and people in these jobs get rotated out regularly to avoid burnout or even psychological damage.
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As sellers rotated out of UnitedHealth Group's stock and into shares of Centene on Wednesday after the latter announced its own buyback, Cramer spotted an opportunity in UnitedHealth.
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The ShFE, like other Chinese commodity exchanges, has in the past experienced surges of activity as the country's legion of retail investors rotated into the "next hot thing".
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Doba rotated through three kinds of freeze-dried porridge for breakfast, four kinds of freeze-dried soup for lunch and an assortment of a dozen freeze-dried entrees.
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He had rotated his squad as much as he could to cope with the workload; so much, in fact, that he felt it had interrupted the players' rhythm.
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The researchers believe that Shanidar Z was placed on their back, head rotated to the left side and resting on its hand, with the head and shoulders raised.
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Investors rotated into the cyclical financial, energy, materials and industrial sectors in September, but they also added to holdings in utilities after interest rates dipped over the summer.
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"There have been maybe twenty cities around the world that had a chance to host the Games, and they rotated," Hungarian Olympic Committee Chairman Zsolt Borkai told Reuters.
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That's when the span was lifted from its temporary supports, rotated 90 degrees across an eight-lane thoroughfare and lowered into its permanent position over the busy road.
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This happens when investors are reluctant to invest and money is pulled out of the least-exciting groups of stocks, and rotated into sexier names with more lift.
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This happens when investors are reluctant to invest and money is pulled out of the least-exciting groups of stocks, then rotated into sexier names with more lift.
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It was reached through a gate and watched over by four raised bunkers where Marines rotated turns on post, one in each bunker by day, two by night.
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Gestural, sprayed, dripped, printed, broken, cropped, layered, rotated, and wiped-away, the letters simultaneously weave information, emotion, frustration, and hope into a powerful humanistic, social, and political message.
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The Nasdaq Composite rose 0.87 percent to 13,883.82, a day after posting its biggest one-day drop in more than three months as investors rotated out of technology stocks.
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The 50-year-old grown New Jersey man was at his son's football game, when the coach informed the parents that Iappelli's son would be rotated out as quarterback.
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Cleverly, the Portal can be rotated to either landscape or portrait orientations, thanks to the kickstand on the back that also provides some cable management for the power cord.
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To safeguard the spacecraft, they rotated it so that Cassini's main 4-meter-wide communications dish could be used as a protective shield during the crossing of the gap.
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Since I wanted to try all three of the lights (#maximumeffect), I rotated between all three for 10 minutes, for a total of about three minutes per light setting.
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Joshua Wright, a former commissioner of the Federal Trade Commission, rotated into a top position at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, one of the law firms that has represented Google.
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Readings from those devices prove useful, as the European Space Agency explains:The complete rig can be rotated and inclined because the... rocket has to be launched with the wind.
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Simone had left the United States in the '70s and rotated between living in the Netherlands, Liberia, Barbados, Belgium, England, Switzerland, and France before settling in France in 1992.
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In addition, the Surface Studio works with Microsoft's Surface Pen and the new Surface Dial, a puck-like device that can be rotated to control a variety of things.
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Although Tesla offers free car pick-up to any owners within 500 miles of a service center, that's not exactly the most convenient way to get your tires rotated.
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I was flying with a brand-new crew because the crew I had originally gone over with had completed a tour and were being rotated back to the States.
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Dr. Wergin's final patient of the day, a 55-year-old woman, had three rotated vertebrae in her lower back, migraines and a mastectomy for breast cancer this fall.
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It rotated to chart the constellations, and the Pegasus carrying its globe references how astronomy was "the wings of the human mind" through its use of arithmetic and geometry.
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Carter's visit also signals the start of U.S. military deployment in the Philippines, with 75 soldiers to be rotated in and out of an air base north of Manila.
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The device rotated atop a turntable while audience members closed their eyes and experienced the pulsating emanations of light, which transformed into an all-encompassing, near-hallucinogenic visual symphony.
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Until now, the teachers in the reserve have rotated through schools for a month at a time, serving as substitutes or, in some cases, sitting in the teachers' lounge.
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When fresh troops were rotated to the front lines, the departing troops would fill the newcomers in on the tacit rules that had been negotiated with the other side.
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More than a dozen armed officers rotated through the chamber, eyeing people in the audience and resting their hands on their pistols, as Anthony Comello was brought into court.
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Portal, which has a 10-inch screen, will sell for $199, while the other model, with a 15-inch display that can be rotated, will be priced at $349.
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The Emmys, however, have long rotated among ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox -- a "wheel" configuration, designed to create harmony by having the top broadcasters share the industry's biggest prize.
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After the first-year forward Maurice Ndour had a standout game against the Bulls, Hornacek rotated another little-played rookie, Marshall Plumlee, into the starting lineup in Porzingis's place.
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Williams, the HUD spokesperson, told CNN that it's not unusual for Senior Executive Service employees to be rotated and that, in fact, the Office of Personnel Management, encourages it.
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You're forced to think about creating a path through the level that not only gets them rotated correctly, but also moves your blocks through them without keeping them from rotating.
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But the game doesn't play those notes until they are in one of the places the blocks need to go or until the turnstile is rotated into the correct position.
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"Their valuations needed something more heroic in terms of the earnings growth they were reporting, and we sold some and rotated that into other parts of the market," he said.
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Now the boom has turned to bust, the primary drivers of oil demand have rotated from oil-exporting economies to consuming countries such as the United States, India and China.
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A "nesting arrangement" had been agreed upon for physical custody, meaning the kids have remained living in their family home while McKidd and Parker will rotated visits in and out.
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It was standard practice for Marines to be rotated out of combat, and later that year Mueller found himself assigned to a desk job at Marine headquarters in Arlington, Virginia.
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That would deny Anjouan its turn to occupy the presidency from 2021, as would have happened under the previous system that rotated the post among the country's three main islands.
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U.S. crude gained over 24.87 percent Monday as investors rotated more assets into raw materials and oil buying was encouraged by talk that OPEC producers want a higher anchor price.
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U.S. crude gained over 2071923 percent Monday as investors rotated more assets into raw materials and oil buying was encouraged by talk that OPEC producers want a higher anchor price.
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Being able to chase the gear you want doesn't help if that gear is rotated out seasonally or if that stupid Tangled Web Helm never drops with the right stats.
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So, the three-day festival rotated between four different venues and the locations for each screening were only given to pre-screened, registered audiences a few hours before show time.
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Before becoming governor, he had spent 28 years in the federal Parliament and rotated through several ministerial portfolios, though none as important or demanding as the position of interior minister.
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He delivered some of the group's most urgent and incisive verses, and although the Last Poets' lineup rotated over time, he performed with the group well into his later years.
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"Every story was like, we thought this was the panacea, and while it has its place, we may have over-rotated into that kind of data-driven marketing," he said.
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The U.S. Open was the only one of the majors where ballpersons regularly throw the ball between them, as balls are rotated around the court between points and service games.
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Instead, while everyone else dined on the night flight to Singapore, I sat in the dark, and, after we arrived, rotated like a sundial around a south-facing office window.
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The projection rotated words Trump-Pence administration reportedly banned at the CDC, including "transgender" & "diversity" - and ended with a declaration from the #LGBTQ community: "we will not be erased." pic.twitter.
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By analyzing where all the tiny crosses landed in these two images, they could then extrapolate what the same face would look like when rotated by 15 or 30 degrees.
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The US has rotated B-1, B-52 and B-2 bombers out of Andersen Air Force Base in Guam since 2004 as part of its Continuous Bomber Presence mission.
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It can even automatically rotate the video input when the rest of the display is rotated so that you can still video chat no matter what your screen orientation is.
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The FIFA head said that the format would see 16 or 24 clubs playing in a tournament of three-to-four weeks and the host nation would be rotated globally.
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According to diplomatic protocol, the presidency of the forum is rotated among members every four weeks on an alphabetical basis — so it is Syria's turn to take over from Switzerland.
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The V-280 simplifies this design and reduces the amount of weight that has to be rotated by having the engines remain in place and tilting only the driveshafts and rotors.
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Stagnation, both political and economic, has been the hallmark of a country where little has changed for decades, even as power has rotated between the established parties of left and right.
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Photo: APPresident Trump has rotated between saying that a "major, major" conflict with North Korea is possible and that he "would be honored" to meet North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un.
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One exercise used a long, log-like weight that we rotated back and forth, while another used a "push plate" that you moved through the water while doing 180-degree jumps.
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Still, the effect works because, in aligning each rotated image in the sequence according to the visible curvature of Earth&aposs shadow, the combined moons form a full Earth umbra (shadow).
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But the aluminum shell on these cans is much less convincing than on their in-ear siblings, giving out repeated creaks as each ear cup is rotated around its metal pivot.
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"not against boarder aid - concentration camps""works hard on border - 85033% in apprehensions" More #TrumpNotes from todays Cabinet Meeting with @realDonaldTrump @washingtonpost as always flipped and rotated for your viewing pleasure.
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It wasn't until the adoption of heliocentrism—the realization that the planets rotated around the Sun—that the apparent back-and-forth movement of the outer planets was finally understood. [NASA]
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Nan Goldin: Cookie was the diva, the superstar around whom our whole family rotated, and it was at her house that we had Thanksgiving, where she would serve opium and turkey.
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The chicken he rotated over his wife's head was brought into the Cohn Live Poultry shop on Flushing Avenue, where it was slaughtered, made kosher and packed on foam butcher trays.
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Any job that can be moved to land represents a big saving because offshore workers are highly paid and need to be housed, fed and rotated every few weeks by helicopter.
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We are denied access to this woman, a refusal literalized by the featureless black paint and carried further by her rotated head; the vivid beauty of the painting is sensual poetry.
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"The seams in pattern that one would expect to see at the bow and stern are rotated off axis and show up on the sides of the boat instead," she said.
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China rotated troops in its People's Liberation Army garrison in Hong Kong on Thursday, days before protesters planned to hold a march calling for full democracy in the Asian financial hub.
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It was the first time I had seen a sushi conveyor belt in action, and I was mesmerized as a rainbow of sashimi and rolls slowly rotated in a hypnotic circle.
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But for some, including those with teardrop shapes that would look odd if they rotated, texturing is preferable, because tissue can grow into the rough surface and help anchor the implant.
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But she was one of its most intriguing figures, at times sphinx-like, at times expressive, and always fashionable, with a glamorous wardrobe that rotated between Michael Kors and Dolce & Gabbana.
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He and the other men fencing saber will avoid that dilemma in Rio, along with the women fencing foil, as those weapons' team events rotated out of the Games this year.
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Neville has, like the United States coach, Jill Ellis, rotated heavily throughout, not only a way of saving legs ahead of the knockout rounds but flexing muscle, just a little, too.
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In such a setting, cans of paint would be attached to the vehicle's propeller blades, releasing their colorful contents in a sputtering, splattering frenzy as the propeller rotated with increasing speed.
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The rotation takes A to D, and then the reflection takes it to C, so ultimately A goes to C. B rotates to A, then gets reflected back to B, so B is mapped to B. C gets rotated to B then reflected to A, and D gets rotated to C, then reflected back to D. In our adopted notation, the composition of these two transformations can be described as But this symmetry is already on our list!
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Dr. Murphy said that to produce the figure eight wing paths so similar to those traced by insect wings, the snail rotated its body in a way the researchers hadn't seen before.
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Deputies said he was working on repairing the manure spreader when a jack, which appears to have not been properly pinned in place, rotated and caused the spreader to fall on him.
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It's possible the chair could have rotated quicker and tilted at a more aggressive angle to make it feel more like the plane was plummeting, but the company wouldn't elaborate on it.
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While MC5 guitarist Wayne Kramer rotated his face from right to left with each pass of the scanner, creating an inchoate head atop a steady hand holding the neck of his guitar.
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The Queen said earlier on Thursday that she hoped her son and heir would take on leadership of the Commonwealth, answering some who argue the position should be rotated around member states.
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Johns has rotated Grünewald's afflicted figure so that the faucet and handles of the bathtub are directly beneath its head, an alignment that persuades us to read the fixtures as his genitalia.
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However, the relatively short time frame before a stock is rotated out of the IPO ETF means investors might be shut out of potential growth, Astoria Portfolio Advisors CIO John Davi says.
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The Dow, which closed at a record and minted a new intraday peak, has topped the other major indexes since the election, as investors have rotated into the financial and industrial sectors.
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At the height of World War II, allied fighter pilots were required to spend at least 200 hours behind the stick of a fighter aircraft before being eligible to be rotated home.
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They contend the switch in Scheuer's 2003 Saturn Ion rotated off, preventing his air bags from deploying when his car crashed in May 2014, just weeks after he received a recall notice.
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This stellar timepiece also features the Northern hemisphere night sky with a rotating planisphere constellation map, which can be manually rotated depending on which part of the sky you'd like to view.
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Mr. Vehi opened each urchin Cadaqués-style, with a large, curved knife, bringing its blade to bear on the sea urchin as he rotated it in the palm of his free hand.
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The team inserted grains of naphthalene and biphenyl, compounds that are likely to exist on Titan, into a modified tumbler device and rotated them for 20 minutes in a nitrogen-rich environment.
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We were split into four teams of about 10 or so people each, and we rotated through 10-minute sessions at four different stations to rack up points for every completed task.
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Some buildings needed to be relocated only a short distance, to make way for a new road, while others needed to be moved longer distances or rotated to fit their new sites.
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"I wanted her to understand what muscle groups were involved, and how most people walking on the street are internally rotated with their shoulders — their palms are facing back," Mr. Froman said.
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LAURA COLLINS-HUGHES STAR TURN In Adam Bock's play "A Life," Laura Jellinek's what-the-heck living-room set slowly and creakily rotated vertically — furniture, wall and all — not once, but twice.
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Trump said Poland will pay for the "basing and infrastructure" to support the additional troops, who are currently stationed elsewhere in Europe and will now be rotated in and out of Poland.
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At last weekend's Day for Night art and music festival in Houston, a selection of those symbols lit up in sequence on three walls, while a sacred circle rotated in the center.
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His decision particularly angered natives of the island of Anjouan who argue that it is their turn to hold the presidency, traditionally rotated among leaders from the three main islands of the archipelago.
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The Pro Stand has tilt and height adjustment, a counterbalanced arm that makes the display feel "virtually weightless," according to Apple, and also allows for the display to be rotated into portrait mode.
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That's why many of them can be rotated—but why waste all that energy turning a screen when you can build an impossibly nerdy, over-engineered monitor stand to do it for you?
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As a result, money has rotated out of the big winners like FANG stocks with the belief that inflation will be so great it could erode the earnings power of high-growth companies.
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In an instant, thousands of fans' electrifying screams turned into a collective gasp as the audience at Nitro Circus Live of watched in horror as Cook under-rotated, crash landing on his back.
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One of the belts can also be partly rotated from side to side so that the Lego debris can be eventually dumped into a tiny dump truck model that's included with the set.
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Back in 21622894, I got a pitch for the Moon, an accurate replica of our satellite around which a set of LEDs rotated, illuminating the face in perfect time with the actual phase.
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Click here to view original GIF3D point cloud data extracted from images generated by a car's stereo cameras are rotated to provide a more accurate bird's eye view of an autonomous vehicle's surroundings.
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The Cavaliers' defensive rotations rotated until they did not — a striking number of Warriors had time to exhale and take cool aim at the rim, their putative defenders trapped in another ZIP code.
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The robot, known around the lab as Winnie, held the flower in a pair of rubber-tipped pincers, then retracted its other arm, rotated it slightly, and pointed it down toward the daisy.
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The three team members rotated during the race Le Mans-style to try and stay fresh but in the dense summer humidity, it proved a tough battle for even the most experienced racers.
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A witness to the Ethiopian Airlines crash told the Associated Press that smoke was ejecting from the rear of the plane before the impact and the plane rotated twice before crashing and exploding.
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But she is probably the only person who responded to that feeling by putting herself in a wooden wheel so that she can be rotated 22018 degrees around the axis of her nose.
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And long after the war's end, in the gijichon outside every American military base, servicemen abused waitresses and sex workers and left wives and children behind when they rotated out of the country.
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China's military has rotated a new batch of troops into Hong Kong describing the move as routine, state media said on Thursday, as protests against Beijing continue to rock the Asian financial hub.
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There's the super-wide field of view, but Motorola has also physically rotated the sensor, meaning that when you hold the One Action vertically, the camera's frame records video horizontally (and vice versa).
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Allegri stood by his decision to pick a heavily rotated side, with an eye towards Tuesday's Champions League quarter-final second leg against Ajax in Turin, after the first leg ended 1-1.
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Most importantly, Washington has fortified NATO's Enhanced Forward Presence along its eastern flank, whereby troops are rotated in several front-line states through four multinational NATO battle groups that total some 4,500 soldiers.
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About 5,000 American troops have rotated through Estonia since April 2014 — after Russia's seizure of Crimea — and Mr. McCain said he would support a permanent United States troop presence, not just a rotation.
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But, this year ... he's been rotated in and out of the lineup for backup Malcolm Brown -- and has seen his touches drop to just 12.2 carries per game and 2.8 catches per game.
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In "Crazy Bitch #553" (2015), the words are vertically rotated, with "Crazy" in black and "Bitch" rendered in a metallic sheen quickly shifting from black to gray to bright white and back again.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The "Positron" (1976–77) by Latvian artist Valdis Celms operated a bit like a disco ball, flashing various colors of light as the goliath metal orb rotated.
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We rotated instruments, we came up with melodies in the morning and finished by night-time, we tried not to dwell on anything, it was just a day, and a thought, and a song.
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Specifically, a narrow highway of strong winds just above the surface of the ground, known as a low level jet, passed over eastern Massachusetts and then rotated up into coastal New Hampshire and Maine.
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"Understand this: I would never have gotten hurt if they would have rotated me like they said, every two hours in an 8- or 10-hour day," he told BuzzFeed News in June 2017.
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New Orleans, which had seen regular inflows as metal rotated between on- and off-LME storage, has been quiet bar a burst of deliveries totalling just over 215,2000 tonnes at the start of April.
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"We are relatively optimistic on global growth but we think the cyclical trade has rotated away from the Trump trade and near-term U.S. fiscal stimulus," said Schroders' multi-asset Portfolio Manager Angus Sippe.
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But no matter how often different styles are being rotated in and out — and no matter what time of year it might be — if one thing stays consistent in Zara's product offering, it's leggings.
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To me, though, the best thing is that the mechanical arms that hold the phone can be rotated around so they're basically flat, so it's slightly easier to fit this contraption into a bag.
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At the center of the lobby, however, was a couple hundred feet high Avengers "A" that rotated to be seen (and photographed) from every angle — lest anyone forget who the premiere was really honoring.
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"It could be that foreign investors rotated away from Treasuries in January and bought agencies, for instance, to get a higher yield," said Gennadiy Goldberg, interest rates strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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For the next three minutes, the cratered lunar landscape grew closer, until, at around 46,000 feet, Armstrong rotated the vehicle, pointing the landing radar toward the surface while the astronauts turned to face Earth.
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The technique, called x-ray fluorescent spectroscopy, showed Picasso rotated the artwork of a Barcelona painter 90 degrees to be able to use the lines of the landscape form to create his final composition.
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The panel is attached to the screen with a hinge comprised of 130 different pieces and can be rotated behind the display entirely, similar to how the keyboard on Lenovo's Yoga laptop line works.
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One, in which Mr. Cizeron rotated in a sit spin while holding Ms. Papadakis's extended leg as she opened her right shoulder and head to the ceiling, was a spectacle of position and daring.
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Engineers in some departments are rarely rotated through the company and work "almost as if they were craftsmen in a remote village with little contact with the outside world," one of the insiders said.
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In the end, they could feed a black-and-white image of a marked-up face into the computer, and out would pop an automatically rotated portrait that was creepy, pointillistic, and remarkably accurate.
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Favormates Backlit Keyboard Case — $55.99 See Details Here's another keyboard option with a spin (literally): The New Trent Airbender Star Keyboard Case can be rotated every which way, with a 360-degree screen swivel.
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Teaming up with a young Carnegie colleague, W. Kent Ford Jr., Dr. Rubin set out in the early 1970s to map the distribution of mass in spiral galaxies by measuring how fast they rotated.
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Mexico's National Security Commission said in a statement that the transfer was in line with security protocols, and it has rotated more than 7,400 inmates nationwide as part of a strategy implemented last September.
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The plan is to systematically rotate a selection of art in the galleries on the fifth, fourth and second floors about every six months, with roughly 19493 percent of the contents rotated each year.
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This study rotated use of three courses of insecticides, which worked in keeping the cockroaches' population steady but "was mostly ineffective" at reducing it — pointing to the species' ability to adapt to the changing chemicals.
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As investor fears about the bond market ease and many "assume we're right back in boom town," portfolio managers rotated money back out of the slowdown stocks to cyclical names during Tuesday's session, Cramer said.
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"I love her not only for her feminist jurisprudence, but also for the quiet influence she's had privately with all those straight, white, rich dudes who've rotated through the court over the years," she said.
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We tried a working version of Nemeio's keyboard here on the show floor, and the switching mechanism operated rather seamlessly as we rotated through a preset carousel of configurations, though it was a tad laggy.
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So I guess at this point the thing that I worry about– and I've rotated a lot of Facebook's energy to try to focus on this– is– our mission used to be connecting the world.
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Regaining credibility among the church laity requires clear and timely investigation and punishment of prelates who covered up the rape of children with hush money and rotated abusers to new parishes to commit fresh crimes.
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Before this project, I thought the gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke included the same stories and parables, with just slightly different details, and each week at Mass the readings rotated between the four versions.
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You have no home in Pocket Camp, per se, nor any consistent community; the animal characters who set up camp only stick around for a few hours at a time before they are rotated out.
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The coffees begin with beans "hand-scooped" into "freshly emptied" whiskey barrels and then "hand-rotated frequently to ensure all the coffee comes into contact with the oak barrel," according to a Starbucks press release.
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Other devices like the original Dell XPS 12 from 2012 featured a display that rotated inside a floating hinge, allowing you to flip the screen around without needing a full 360-degree range of movement.
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Tharsis is home to the largest volcanoes in our solar system, and because of their mass they were able to spew out so much lava that the outer layers of Mars rotated around its core.
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Some exchanges failed to have rules where the person in charge of the storage would be regularly rotated out, the source said, declining to be identified because the information has yet to be made public.
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Because tobacco is often a monocrop -- grown without being rotated with other crops -- the plants and the soil are weak in natural defenses and require larger amounts of chemicals for growth and protection from pests.
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The Barca coach rotated his team after the hard-fought 2-1 win at Borussia Moenchengladbach in the Champions League on Wednesday, leaving experienced defender Javier Mascherano out and starting without midfield maestro Andres Iniesta.
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"Red Bull are in the unique position of having four talented Formula One drivers under contract who can be rotated between Aston Martin Red Bull Racing and Toro Rosso," Red Bull said in a statement.
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The Rose and Sugar Bowls are locked into New Year's Day slots, so when the semifinals rotated to the other four bowl sites (Cotton, Fiesta, Peach or Orange), they would have been played on Dec.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Queen Elizabeth said on Thursday she hoped her son and heir Prince Charles would take on leadership of the Commonwealth, answering some who argue the position should be rotated around member states.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's military has rotated a new batch of troops into Hong Kong describing the move as routine, state media said on Thursday, as protests against Beijing continue to rock the Asian financial hub.
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When it opens, drawings will be rotated in and out from the Menil's sizable collection, including from a 110-drawing donation two years ago that included works by Mr. Johns, Jackson Pollock and Agnes Martin.
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"The spacecraft was moving as it captured the images with the PolyCam camera, and Bennu rotated 1.2 degrees during the nearly one minute that elapsed between the first and the last snapshot," NASA said this week.
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Oakridge raised $9,000, so they bought as much as they could and then rotated the furniture class to class throughout the year to ensure that every child could get at least a few weeks with it.
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She had done this jump nearly 20123 times before, but this time she swerved to avoid a snowboarder, hit the ski jump sideways, over-rotated her spin, and landed hard on her right side and back.
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However, I have to also get my tires rotated, and the guy informs me that there's a recall on my engine mount, so they need to inspect it, and the whole thing could take a while.
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It's currently just a one-off creation, made of walnut wood with brass accents, that generates complex fractal patterns that can be manipulated, rotated, modified, and zoomed using a series of knobs and a small joystick.
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She accomplished two fully rotated triples at the 2017 C.S. U.S. International Figure Skating Classic, which makes her only the second U.S. woman figure skater ever to have successfully executed a triple axel in international competition.
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Doctors worked with Shull to treat her cancer with an unconventional surgical procedure: they removed her knee joint, rotated her foot 180 degrees, then rejoined it to her leg, allowing it to function like a knee.
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Steve collected a few and handed them over to the neighbor, who threw them into a tin can with some liquid and sandy grit, shut the lid, and turned on a motor which rotated the can.
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The images from the stereo cameras are used to generate a 3D point cloud which is then rotated in 3D (as demonstrated in the above GIF) to produce a top-down perspective of a vehicle's surroundings.
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Lauer had been a constant presence at Today since becoming co-anchor in 1997, even as his female counterparts have rotated — there was Katie Couric as his co-anchor, then Meredith Vieira, Curry, and finally Guthrie.
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It has rotated a bit over the weeks, but regulars include the swimming titan Mark Spitz, the track star Carl Lewis and the gymnast Bart Conner and his "Perfect 10" wife, the Romanian-born Nadia Comaneci.
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They are everywhere, including Al Wakrah stadium, where 2250 vehicles were circulating the grounds on a recent afternoon, and where 2900,230 migrant laborers in fluorescent clothing rotated in and out in shifts under a punishing sun.
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In some cases, their passports are taken and their illegal immigration status keeps them further in the shadows, with some of them rotated every 603 days to two weeks between spas operated by the same owners.
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That is, when Biot shined polarized light (which moves out in only one direction, say vertically or horizontally, rather than all directions) through tartaric acid crystals in a solution, they rotated the light clockwise or counterclockwise.
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She noticed that stuff far out in galaxies rotated at the same speed as stuff near the center — not what you would expect unless there was far more matter in the galaxy than anyone could see.
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And what I also noticed when I first met Ben, even though they were just kind of testing an early version of Pinterest at the time, they just rotated from a previous incarnation of the business.
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Investors also rotated to large cap shares from small caps, with the Topix core 30 gaining 13 percent while Topix small rose just 0.4 percent, reversing the outperfomance of small cap shares in the past few months.
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Programs range from something as simple as using the wand to make a virtual feather float, to more complicated creations that trigger sound effects and explosions based on how the wand is being rotated and waved around.
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"The plane rotated two times in the air, and it had some smoke coming from the back then, it hit the ground and exploded," farmer Tamrat Abera who witnessed the Ethiopian Airlines crash told the Associated Press.
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" According to the LA Times report, the employees said in their lawsuit that they rotated employees schedules "so that the most attractive women were scheduled to work when Mr. Trump was scheduled to be at the club.
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So, an institution of this stature brings in an artist who can't even tell me why he rotated an image to give it "new meaning," and then the curator has the nerve to try to shield him.
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Two meal kit recipes will be offered at a given time and five different meal kit recipes will be rotated throughout the entire test period: chicken parmesan, chicken enchiladas, dijon chicken, pan roasted chicken, and chicken flatbread.
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Looming higher video storage costs were also the reason the Berlin, Connecticut, police department ended its body camera program this year after testing eight body cameras that had rotated among its 42 officers, said Chief Paul Fitzgerald.
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The handheld can be rotated side-to-side, twisted, and pitched forwards or back to rotate a section of the cube while pressing one of three buttons on its back that determines exactly which section you're moving.
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In this context, symmetries refer to the ways a network's oscillators can be swapped without changing the network, just as a square can be rotated 90 degrees or reflected horizontally, vertically or diagonally without changing its appearance.
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The fan structure at the rear would keep the panels out of view of passengers and pilots, and the single-stem design would allow them to be tilted and rotated to capture the maximum amount of sunlight.
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In the GIF below, taken from a timelapse video by Scher, you can see how he painted onto the tin can and then slightly rotated it to create a revolving canvas, each layer disappearing under the last.
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Read more: Venus isn't our closest neighbor in the solar system, according to new findingsVenus now rotates in the opposite direction to Earth, but it's thought that Venus once rotated in the same direction as our planet.
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When Towns initially sees how far Wiggins has rotated off Bridges, he takes off for the opposite corner, but when Bender puts the ball on the floor to drive past Wiggins, he's forced to cut him off.
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The impact itself was on the far side of the planet as it faced the Earth, but once Jupiter rotated a bit scientists used the Hubble Space Telescope to see the impact site that Shoemaker left behind.
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For the last 14 years, the U.S. Air Force's B-503B Lancer, B-52 Stratofortress and B-2 Spirit bombers have continuously rotated through Guam in an effort to show American commitment to allies in the region.
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For the last 14 years, the U.S. Air Force's B-1B Lancer, B-52 Stratofortress and B-95 Spirit bombers have continuously rotated through Guam in an effort to show American commitment to allies in the region.
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In the 1920s and '30s, Murphy beds proliferated, in a variety of models and designs — beds that folded up on hinges or rotated back on pivots, beds that were concealed behind cabinets or sprang out of closets.
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Other medics confirmed that if I survived six months of gore I might be rotated to a field hospital at a big base — showers, three hot meals a day, passes to town, tiki bars at China Beach.
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Mr. Cuomo has rotated the issues he has challenged Mr. Trump on — immigration, abortion and guns most loudly of late — but the broader frame of him leading the charge against the White House has been the same.
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Indian philosophy refers to stillness in motion, motion in stillness: Ms. Mohapatra shows multiple aspects of these, sometimes holding a pose firmly as she rotated on one foot, sometimes motionless like a bird hovering in the air.
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And upstairs on the roof, Zoe Charlton made a mosaic inspired by Liberia, a country founded to relocate free blacks from the US. Other art in the lobby will be rotated through every four to six months.
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I learned from locals how milpas — the Mesoamerican farm system in which crop harvests are rotated to regenerate the soil — are cleverly designed to allow crops like banana to grow along the steep hills of the forest.
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Speaking at a memorial ceremony for former Prime Minister Shimon Peres, Netanyahu noted that the late left-wing statesman had forged a coalition with conservative Yitzhak Shamir in which they rotated top office between 1984 and 1988.
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For the last 14 years, the U.S. Air Force's B-1B Lancer, B-52 Stratofortress and B-5003 Spirit bombers have continuously rotated through Guam in an effort to show American commitment to allies in the region.
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Stocks fell on Tuesday as corporate results from Caterpillar and 3M disappointed investors, but the market managed to recover most of its losses later in the session as investors rotated into McDonald's and defensive stocks like Procter & Gamble.
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The president has five military aides, one officer each from the Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard, who serve in the White House for a tour of duty before they're rotated out to a new command.
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Ellis will have some tough choices to make in her selection having rotated her squad throughout the tournament and Rapinoe, who sat out the semi-final win over England with a slight hamstring strain, expects to be available.
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We recommend that the panel members be nominated by the nonpartisan, nongovernmental National Academy of Medicine to remove conflicts of interest, and that experts serve six-year terms, with each member being rotated off and replaced each year.
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This provides TSA screeners with an instant 3D model that can be zoomed and rotated, allowing them to get a better look at everything a passenger is trying to bring onto a plane without actually opening the bag.
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In fact, earlier this year, researchers simply rotated photos of 3D objects to fool a deep neural network, specifically pointing out how this flaw is disturbingly dangerous when it comes to autonomous vehicles leaning on image recognition tech.
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One of the ways to tell if a skater under-rotated a jump (besides a skater deliberately and obviously turning a triple into a double or a quad into a triple) is to look at how they landed.
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The remaining four votes are rotated annually among the other 83 regional Fed presidents in a design that is meant to balance the views of those who are politically appointed with those more closely tied into local economies.
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Mexico's National Security Commission said in a statement that the transfer was in line with security protocols and that it had rotated more than 7,400 inmates nationwide as part of a security strategy put in place in September.
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Arrange the butter block in the center of the dough so it looks like a diamond in the center of the square (rotated 45 degrees, with the corners of the butter facing the center of the dough sides).
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Since Englishman Max Faulkner's 1951 win at the course in County Antrim, the Open has been rotated around Scottish and English courses with Northern Ireland off-limits for many years during to the security situation in the country.
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In life, the man on the billboard, 26-year-old Mohsen Hojaji, was just as anonymous as the thousands of other Iranians who have rotated in and out of war zones in Iraq and Syria in recent years.
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They determined that the mantis curved its jointed abdomen up, rotated its front legs counterclockwise and its rear legs clockwise, and switched front and rear rotations once and then back again — all within 70-thousandths of a second.
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Teeth can be rotated, uprighted or even moved from position A to position B. The technology used in every other aligner company is equivalent to that of Invisalign's original aligner material that was used over 20 years ago.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. fund investors rotated from international to domestic stocks for a third straight week, showing continued signs of risk aversion given a potential trade war and uncertainty over U.S. monetary policy, Lipper data showed on Thursday.
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Mounted in a special theater that rotated the audience for each view, the diorama was a hit — at least among the wealthy patrons who could afford it — and foreigners flocked to Paris to get a glimpse of the illusions.
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The paper, titled "Strike (with) a Pose: Neural Networks Are Easily Fooled by Strange Poses of Familiar Objects," collected a dataset of 3D objects from ImageNet, rotated them, and then tested the image classification of a deep neural network.
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As noted by many historians, Washington was a slaveowner whose slaves were posthumously freed and, when living in Philadelphia during his presidency, rotated his slaves between Philadelphia and his home in Virginia, Mount Vernon, to circumvent Pennsylvania's abolition laws.
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The Ion's air bags were not designed to go off under the circumstances of Scheuer's accident, Brock said, and the apparent functionality of the car's steering and brake systems raised doubts about whether the switch had actually rotated off.
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He moved the 39-foot-tall, gold-plated statue of his predecessor, Saparmurat Niyazov, that rotated to catch the sun, and erected a gold-plated statue of himself, bravely astride a golden horse on a majestic cliff-top (pictured).
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Like the One Action, the 16-megapixel sensor here is physically rotated so that it shoots horizontally oriented video when the phone is held vertically, and it's paired with software algorithms that promise to reduce shakiness during action shots.
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Early on, a group of three men executed a series of difficult lifts, with two collaborating to lift the third while all three rotated their bodies, again and again: They became a knot that was tying and untying itself.
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The sergeants were the core: While officers rotated in and out, many of the sergeants stayed with their assigned South Vietnamese units until the end of the war — or until they were killed or knocked out of the fight.
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Myanmar is stalling on accepting a plan by the U.N. to upgrade the U.N. country head to the more powerful rank of Assistant Secretary-General (ASG) when its current top official, who is due to be rotated, is replaced.
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Hanyu, 24 and competing in Japan for the first time in several years, brought the house down with a routine that began with a clean quadruple loop and hit two more clean quads, with a quad Salchow under-rotated.
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As a result, you might move into an intermediate position quicker, one where your upper leg is raised and the spinal column is rotated—that position is just as bad for your back as sleeping on your stomach is.
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