Since the Earth rotates 360 degrees in 24 hours, that means it rotates 15 degrees each hour.
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The cleavage line in American politics naturally rotates in a clockwise fashion across time Miller and Schofield show that this cleavage line rather naturally rotates in a clockwise fashion across time.
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The Slidewheel slowly rotates at roughly three revolutions per minute.
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The Earth rotates, and we know its rate quite precisely.
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The entire UI rotates when you hold the camera vertically.
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It lifts the car up and rotates it 180 degrees.
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Inevitably, this hot gas rotates around the great black hole.
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Just one product, which he rotates based on the season.
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It also rotates Kepler 90 in just 14 days, vs.
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Not feeling the cocktail lineup, which rotates every three months?
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Every planet has an axis around which the planet rotates.
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The chairmanship rotates to a different person every two years.
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The competition rotates among partner nations in SOUTHCOM, said Maj.
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It rotates counterclockwise, the opposite direction of hurricanes on Earth.
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That one rotates in for regular vanilla on various days.
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He rotates the art on display, like a museum does.
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An elite pitcher will have a slight delay—a fraction of a second—between when he rotates his pelvis to make his bellybutton face forward, to when he rotates his upper chest to face forward.
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Then there's its awkward centrally mounted hinge that rotates 360-degrees.
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He rotates the court, and then he cuts it into shapes.
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To keep the soil healthy he rotates his crops each year.
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The wood panel in the center of the dashboard now rotates.
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He smears chocolate and toothpaste on the images and rotates them.
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But it also rotates fast enough to whip up airy meringue.
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The Islamic calendar is lunar, so Ramadan rotates through the seasons.
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On-demand content rotates in availability, so your mileage may vary.
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Our planet also rotates once per day around a tilted axis.
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The steward inserts and rotates the appropriate key, releasing the lock.
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The Emmy broadcast rotates among the networks from year to year.
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The Emmy broadcast rotates among the networks from year to year.
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Currently the WADA presidency rotates between representatives of governments and sporting bodies.
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Our planet rotates once on its axis, and we've lived another day.
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How chaotic a planet's obliquity is depends on how fast it rotates.
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"Earth has many [circulation] cells because our planet rotates fast," Way said.
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It too rotates, at around 376 kilometers per second, and produces stars.
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As Earth rotates, these observatories sweep across space, collecting even more information.
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Qatar is the current OPEC president, a position that rotates every year.
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Scientists also discovered that Jupiter's gaseous core rotates like a solid body.
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Our schedule rotates on the fourth day, so my shifts switch around.
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Trump is currently the president of the G7, whose leadership rotates annually.
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This one even rotates, making it even easier to locate your items.
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When spun, the top rotates in mid-air as if defying physics.
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The contraption tilts, rotates, and is durable enough to withstand demanding conditions.
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Every year, the FOMC rotates voting rights among its 12 regional presidents.
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Each gate, which rotates into position, stands more than five stories high.
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This curling iron is equipped with a one-inch ceramic barrel that rotates.
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The grocery chain rotates its plant selection seasonally and offerings differ by location.
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That creates a torque that rotates the cycle and basically bucks the rider.
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Clicking on the logo rotates between three different colors: mint, white, and black.
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An 8-karat, 10-karat, and 16-karat ring, which she rotates between.
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As the asteroid rotates, the dark surface absorbs sunlight and then radiates heat.
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The three women have a monthly supper club that rotates menu and locations.
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This floating Bluetooth speaker rotates above a magnetic base for 360-degree sound.
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In Middlemarch, Eliot rotates between a cast of characters in a small town.
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Now my oncologist rotates the chair facing the computer so it faces me.
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The middle finger, a spindly stick, rotates on a ball-and-socket joint.
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Plus, its base rotates 360 degrees and keeps your cables tucked away neatly.
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Protons spin in a similar way to how Earth rotates around the sun.
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Throughout all of this, a render of the Apple Watch rotates and shimmers.
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Williams rotates into a voting spot on the Fed's policysetting panel next year.
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Each planet tilts differently on its axis and rotates at its own speed.
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The animation provides a comparison of how quickly (or slowly) each planet rotates.
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The beer selection is wide and varied and rotates in and out frequently.
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A managing committee of five women rotates every six months to manage the funds.
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After it rotates 20 degrees (one quarter turn), it looks the same as before.
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Second, the camera rotates, revealing the what's happening in the rest of the fair.
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The definition rotates around writers and technologists like McLuhan, Stewart Brand and Alan Kay.
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In the 16th century, Nicolaus Copernicus helped show the Earth rotates around the sun.
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Elsewhere, Taco Bell regularly rotates the roughly 20 items on its $1 value menu.
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Its front rotates like an airplane propeller, providing awkward access to what's stored within.
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It rotates on 360 degrees for a full view of your garden 24/7.
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The daily catch rotates, but often includes Aruban wahoo and tuna and Venezuelan shrimp.
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The Point includes food on its menu as well, which the chef rotates monthly.
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The Google Play Store rotates, while the Samsung Galaxy Store does not, for example.
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Plus, it rotates 360-degrees to become a tablet or a tent-shape display.
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"When you have turnovers, that's what rotates the game," Tennessee safety Kenny Vaccaro said.
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The food there is trendier, healthier and often rotates in and out of the space.
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Plus, the tray rotates 360 degrees, so babies stay engaged no matter where they turn.
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For instance, as a lighthouse beacon rotates, it lights up the surroundings at regular intervals.
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As the sculpture starts to spin, it rotates through each of the three artists' pictures.
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When the car starts, it rotates to reveal a foot-wide high-definition computer screen.
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Its steel pendulum, which rotates riders counter-clockwise, reaches speeds of 70 miles per hour.
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These interactions will show up as a magnetic field that varies as Ariadne's cog rotates.
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You can see how the shadow moves in the same direction as the Earth rotates.
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Her staff then rotates the canvas as she paints so she doesn't have to move.
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Would you cyber bully someone who pointed out that the sun rotates around the Earth?
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Exhibit B: Somehow the astronaut protagonists lose their bearings completely when their space station rotates.
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The Super Bowl rotates between several major networks, and this year it is CBS's turn.
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On the whole, the atmosphere on Earth rotates about the same speed as the planet.
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The U.N. top job traditionally rotates between regions, with Eastern Europe next on the list.
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Sweet Soulfood in New Orleans, Louisiana, serves vegan cuisine on a menu that rotates daily.
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The secondary screen rotates on a dual hinge that allows for 360 degrees of rotation.
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But the planet rotates so slowly that you can barely tell it&aposs moving backwards.
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Notice that the athlete isn't standing still—the whole body rotates slightly with each movement.
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There are drivers in there, and the entire module rotates based on the experience you want.
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The U.N.'s top job traditionally rotates among regions, with Eastern Europe next on the list.
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For example, another set showed that the asteroid rotates perpendicular to its orbit every 7.5 hours .
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As it rotates into the dark, that warmth radiates into space and it cools down again.
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But he rotates between whether this pseudo-government is more of a democracy or a dictatorship.
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That's right, it legitimately levitates AND rotates 259.99 degrees, helping your plants get maximum sun nourishment.
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It changes colors as it rotates 360 degrees and, oh yeah, FLOATS FREELY IN THE AIR.
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Your team rotates from classic American foods like burgers and hot dogs to celery and... cherries?
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It's bad news when money rotates out of technology, health care and interest rate-sensitive stocks.
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As the active region of the Sun rotates from view, it won't be a concern anymore.
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But because it rotates, that force evens out after an entire circuit, propelling the craft ahead.
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Sound effects are played as soon as anything happens, like when a block rotates or falls.
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As the ship rotates, it will eventually push the air in the center to also spin.
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A slab of meat slowly rotates on a shawarma spit, the fat glistening in the sun.
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At the end of the seven waves, players face a unique boss that rotates every week.
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Scher uses tin cans this time around, painting on and rotates them after each brush stroke.
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The massage arm rotates 90 degrees for improved comfort as you work it around your body.
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They are now in Jaisalmer, two hours away, where life rotates around a giant sandstone fort.
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Currently the WADA presidency rotates between a representative from the Olympic movement and a government official.
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She rotates between staying with my family and living with one of my aunts, her daughter.
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The company unveiled its new Sero TV, featuring a display that rotates vertically from landscape mode.
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A wood propeller, powered by the heat of candles on each side, typically rotates the centerpiece.
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The WADA presidency currently rotates between a representative from the Olympic movement and a government official.
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In general, a cyclone is a storm that rotates or spins around a low-pressure center.
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Unlike the Parker probe, the Solar Orbiter will travel at the speed the sun's atmosphere rotates.
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What she displays in her apartment constantly rotates: she's regularly removing objects and putting others back.
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Adding to the challenge is that Tiangong rotates around the Earth about once every 90 minutes.
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As it rotates it changes color from blue, the male sign, to pink, the girl sign.
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The weight of the object really is pleasant, and as it rotates, the visual really is hypnotic.
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The 2503-inch screen rotates a full 360 degrees, and the whole thing weighs just two pounds.
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The 12.3-inch screen rotates a full 360 degrees, and the whole thing weighs just two pounds.
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The United States currently rotates troops through Poland temporarily, and permanently stationing forces there would be expensive.
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The balance wheel is contained inside a sort of spike-shaped cage that rotates on multiple axes.
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Mills definitely kicks his board, but the board pops almost straight up and rotates between his legs.
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But it slims down to a slightly thinner profile and its screen rotates a full 360 degrees.
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The remaining material rotates in a disc around the star and can give birth to new planets.
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The often-deadly story lines on Grey's Anatomy mean that the cast rotates out on the regular.
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The communication system hangs away on a boom that rotates independently from the rest of the satellite.
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If it then rotates so that the panels are parallel with that direction, the braking will ease.
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Hit a button and it rotates away, revealing a set of three analog gauges in its place.
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Since Venus also rotates clockwise, the sun will rise in the west and set in the east.
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And the US rotates heavy bombers, including B-1s, B-2s and B-52s, through the island.
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The selection rotates about every one to two months, so there is always something new, Palmer says.
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The stand rotates and folds up over the mic so it can fit into the provided pouch.
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He rotates the ends of a celery stick through a bowl of it like a kayak oar.
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When Loomo isn't going anywhere, the monitor rotates perpendicularly, displaying icons such as hearts or smiling eyes.
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Djokovic won the Rogers Cup event, which rotates between Toronto and Montreal, in 2007, 2011 and 2012.
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On the other wall, a TV comes down from the wall and rotates a full 360 degrees.
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Brazil coach Tite rotates the captaincy and this time the armband was given to central defender Miranda.
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He has special dishes written out on playing cards, which he rotates every once in a while.
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The corner table rotates between groups of crafters — candle makers, butter churners, origami specialists, and so on.
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The whisky used rotates from month to month, so the drink is never be quite the same.
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Every Monday, a group of friends from grad school rotates whose house we go to for dinner.
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But this first act lacks full power, with the singing growing monotonous as the stage constantly rotates.
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Mercury rotates so slowly that the sun often appears to stop in the sky and reverse course.
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Speed: The speed with which the bed rotates on the treadmill is measured in miles per hour.
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Typically, an irregularly shaped object will have a rhythmic pattern of brightening and dimming as it rotates.
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A community manager for a comic book publisher, she rotates between a goth, preppy, and Lolita look.
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HATCH is a part of Nordstrom's Pop-In shop series, which rotates in new popular brands every month.
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The screen rotates pictures sent by his grandchildren, and messages in large print from them and other kin.
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When the rope moves abruptly through the channel, the cam rotates, tightly squeezing the rope between metal plates.
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As you scroll through each new album cover, the site's background color rotates through the select color palette.
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Even deeper down inside the planet, a gaseous core rotates as if it were a solid, rigid body.
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The model is based on Earth's own atmospheric seasons, which change as the Earth rotates on its axis.
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They will continue battling for No. 1 through the fall, the dual axes on which the sport rotates.
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To harness even more productivity, the TUV-certified monitor rotates effortlessly for max eye comfort and layout customization.
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Once the balloon's ready to go, Big Bird rotates so the one side without a wall faces downwind.
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Because there's less friction between the spinner's components, the whole toy rotates in sync, not just the arms.
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There is something timeless about Dill's character, as his life rotates around his friends and his crumbling family.
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The final product will feature "state-of-the-art technology," including a DJ booth that rotates 360 degrees.
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In a pitch black room, Ryo Kasuga talks space as a simulated solar system rotates above my head.
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The sale comes as a separately managed account client rotates out of loans, two of the sources said.
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Quite literally, as like Lenovo's Yoga series, the Spin 27's screen rotates 27 degrees around its axis.
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At the end of the path is a massive, spherical gem that slowly rotates and hovers in place.
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If one storm is much stronger than the other, the smaller storm usually rotates around the larger one.
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"Once it goes in the eye, it rotates like this, and destroys everything there inside," Dr. Qureshi said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A mysteriously hovering vantage point slowly rotates above muddy, languidly rippling waters.
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The artist makes a sketch, rotates it to make a second, turns it over and adds yet another.
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And near the core, that fog forms a great glowing Frisbee that rotates around a vast dark sphere.
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A portion of the voting membership of the committee rotates every year among the Fed's regional bank presidents.
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Fidget spinners, a simple toy that rotates on a ball bearing, came and went as a cultural sensation.
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He theorizes the lack of "give" is irritating the knee as it rotates upon release of the ball.
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He posts up, picks and pops, leads breaks, flings elbow-to-wing passes, and rotates promptly on defense.
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He also built a giant golden statue of himself in Ashgabat, which rotates to always face the sun.
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It then rotates into the wind for the transition to horizontal flight, enabling more airflow around the wings.
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He mixes the ash with water in a ball mill, which rotates to create a kind of sludge.
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The Muslim lunar calendar is 10 days shorter than the solar year, so Ramadan rotates through the seasons.
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SpaceX deploys each flat-packed stack of 60 satellites at once, yet very slowly rotates it in microgravity.
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At one point she rotates in sharp right angles, as if tracing the four walls of a room.
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The stage design is striking, consisting mostly of a monumental wooden door frame that rotates on its own.
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He takes things – words like completion, detective, donation – and rotates them into something else, rotating you with them.
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He rotates between St. John's three hospital branches, including the one in Detroit where he was treated in 2007.
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Diaw's pass was easy to diagram—the defense rotates, hit the open man—but very hard to pull off.
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It rotates and bends really nicely around my neck, chin and jaw area and provides a really close shave.
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Made up of nine coloured squares on each of its six faces, the cube rotates around a central axis.
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Kashkari currently participates in Fed policy discussions as a non-voter, but rotates next year into a voting role.
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You can blame them on the airport's "Art and Culture Program," which consistently rotates exhibits from local Denver artists.
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Angular momentum is a measurement of how something rotates around its own axis, which light is known to do.
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In the context of business, as the flywheel rotates it increases output or revenue without increasing input or cost.
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Interspersed with scenes of Andret's struggles are those of his sleeping with the four women among whom he rotates.
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Grain keeps its menu deliberately narrow with four different meals available each day on a selection that rotates weekly.
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Given my profession as a beauty editor, it's no surprise my morning ritual rotates around my everyday makeup routine.
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It's also impossible because of physics—the Earth rotates, so everything above your territory in space is always changing.
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While he's not a voting member on the central bank's policy committee in 2016, Kaplan rotates in next year.
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The US regularly rotates its heavy bombers through Guam in what the Air Force calls the Continuous Bomber Presence.
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Scientists still don't know exactly how fast Saturn's core rotates, which would determine the length of a Saturn day.
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We still don't know exactly how fast Saturn's core rotates, which would determine the length of a Saturn day.
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As the Chinese economy rotates towards a model based on domestic consumption, growth in energy use has tailed off.
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Because Earth is tilted far enough on its axis that as the planet rotates, Utqiagvik never leaves direct sunlight.
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Like, how many people actually care to see how the Earth rotates throughout the day on a watch face?
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If you don't pack your life as tightly as a go-bag it just stops and rotates around itself.
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The draft selection rotates, but the $7 glass of grüner was entirely enjoyable, especially for its seven-dollars-ness.
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He rotates so fast and tightly on his jumps that his body seems to disappear on its thin axis.
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The shape then rotates until its corners hit these points, and as it does, it reveals a new color.
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The sail, covered in 22000 photovoltaic solar panels, rotates along steel rails to follow the course of the sun.
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The experiment involves tracking the position of InSight with extreme precision as Mars rotates, using its radio connection with Earth.
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The month, which is based on the lunar calendar, rotates throughout the year; Ramadan 2016 began on Sunday, June 5.
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The planet Venus rotates very slowly , with a single revolution taking about 243 Earth days, and this rotation rate varies.
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Take a look: The high torque automatic pot-stirrer rotates, swings and self-adjusts to all pot diameters and depths.
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The device also rotates like a combination lock, allowing you to punch in a PIN in case your phone dies.
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And as long as the Earth rotates on its axis, the world will be carrying her love and her beauty.
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Once surgeries finish in the afternoon and ORs become empty, we relieve anesthetists in the "order out," which rotates daily.
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They're high quality (and should be at $350.) I love that each headphone cup rotates just like a Surface Dial.
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The Moon's orbit is tidally locked to the Earth, which means that it rotates once as it circles the planet.
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Radar images obtained by NASA a day earlier show a peanut-shaped asteroid that rotates about once every five hours.
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Imagine it like a lawn sprinkler that rotates around on its axis, ensuring the entire lawn is covered in water.
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It not only spins the balance wheel on one axis but it actually rotates the entire wheel in three dimensions.
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His home rotates so he can have the best view at all times, and can also move up and down.
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At the bottom right corner, the animation also tracks the boundary of sunlight falling across the moon as it rotates.
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The cast rotates in the lead roles of Riccardo and Amelia, but the singing will be lively either way. amoreopera.
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The bracket stand is foldable and rotates so you can set up the light in both landscape and portrait modes.
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This consists of two concentric cylinders, one of which rotates around the other while the ingredients are sandwiched in between.
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This high torque automatic pot-stirrer rotates, swings, and adjusts itself to accommodate all pots of varying diameters and depths.
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Samsung's rotating Sero TV looks an overgrown smartphone, because it rotates between horizontal and vertical orientations, just like your phone.
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The Samsung Sero stole the spotlight at CES, specifically because it's a TV that rotates between landscape and portrait mode.
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She rotates between locally sourced beans, and US-based Puerto Rican roasters such as Metric Coffee and Máquina Coffee Roasters.
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For organizations hovering somewhere between mediocrity and brilliance, each year rotates around two inflection points: The offseason, and the trade deadline.
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To prepare for life after Dimon, JPMorgan rotates senior executives around different parts of the bank to give them broad experience.
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"Geostationary" means the satellite rotates at the same speed as the Earth, in this case hovering 22,300 miles above the equator.
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In reality, the tower takes riders to the top of the 230-foot (70-meter) tower aboard a gondola that rotates.
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Most galaxies rotate too fast, while, according to Yale University scientist Pieter van Dokkum's team, NGC1052-DF2 barely rotates at all.
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The 3D cleaning action rotates all over to remove plaque for a floss-like clean (though you definitely should still floss).
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Though it only has one handle, the arm rotates 90 degrees to make it easier to work hard-to-reach areas.
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That's because as the earth fully rotates on its axis every day, the stars directly above the US are shifting too.
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As the rendering rotates, we learn of his initial confidence that he wouldn't have the inheritance before the reality gradually unfolds.
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Rivigo, a startup that rotates drivers to improve efficiency, has raised north of $215 million from SAIF Partners and Warburg Pincus.
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The 21st burger on the menu rotates on the 21st of each month, allowing the company to test out new ideas.
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"One of the great things about working with an amazing ensemble cast like ours is that the focus rotates," he says.
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On a production line a robot arm lifts a newly pressed roof, rotates it and sets it onto a car body.
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Obviously, Irvue is quite different, as it rotates your wallpapers from a big selection (based off of a site called Unsplash).
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But Nigeria's main parties cling to a convention that ensures the presidency rotates between northern and southern politicians after two terms.
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North of the equator, it's a human-defined timeframe based on the fact that the Earth rotates around a tilted axis.
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In Kuramoto's original model, an oscillator can be pictured as an arrow that rotates in a circle at some natural frequency.
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A pulsar rotates in extremely precise periods, making it very easy to predict when the star's beam will swing by Earth.
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Or if a user rotates the stylus in their hand, a corresponding action could take place on an on-screen object.
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Trilobites As Earth rotates in the summer, fireflies whisper sweet nothings to each other in the most beautiful language never heard.
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The mop head itself rotates 360 degrees and is shaped like a triangle to better clean the corners of your home.
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The night kicks off in the loft with a complimentary glass of aperitif-style punch that rotates about every two weeks.
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On Sunday, Samsung showed off its new Sero TV, a unique concept with a display that rotates vertically from landscape mode.
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It rotates exactly once every time it circles our planet, thus keeping the same hemisphere pointing toward Earth at all times.
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As Earth rotates, it tilts back and forth along its polar axis like a spinning top that has been nudged slightly.
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He rotates around 100 pairs that are immediately accessible to him, with a bunch in a storage space in Long Island.
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Away rotates out their selection of sticker options, so check back often to see what new illustrations they have in stock.
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The display technology is quite good, as well, clocking in at 2400 x 1600 (QHD), with a lid that rotates 360 degrees.
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In Los Angeles, a 9-foot uterus capped with boxing glove ovaries rotates on a three-story pole outside The Standard hotel.
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In an early video, an unfinished 3D scan of Miller's face rotates 360 degrees while he narrates the experience of being diagnosed.
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This booth rotates you all on its own for 10 seconds, until your completely covered in the SnappyScreen protection of your choice.
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Hungry sharks have looked less imposing than the UX Concept does when the display rotates its scary front end in your direction.
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The World Meteorological Organization rotates six master lists of names for tropical storms over the Atlantic, according to The New York Times.
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As the wing finishes its upwards stroke, it rotates a small amount, starting at the body, and transitions into its downward path.
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Technically, this isn't a permanent menu item at Crossroads Funnel Cakes, which regularly rotates specialty versions of the classic theme park snack.
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Travel surge protector The Accell Home or Away protector rotates, folds up, and gives you (and other coffee shop warriors) more plugs.
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Photo: Michael Hession The Accell Home or Away protector rotates, folds up, and gives you (and other coffee shop warriors) more plugs.
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Tatum rotates over to contest Love, Rozier changes direction a beat too late, and the result is corner Korver, aka certain death.
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And in 1999, Feringa became the first person to develop a molecular motor, or a molecular blade that rotates on an axis.
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Kenyon says it rotates out its menu throughout the year to accommodate the changing climate and to adapt to local food availability.
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APPELBAUM: The United Kingdom rotates the faces on its currency every few years, so it can honor a range of great Britains.
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When he sees a plane approaching the orb, he rotates his body towards the plane and follows its path with his lens.
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The platform also automatically rotates drivers so that they can get enough rest and see their family while the trucks keep moving.
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One of the Whole Foods employees told me that the hot-food bar rotates weekly with various cuisines like Italian or Mexican.
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As a no-till farmer, he diversifies and rotates crops to create healthier soil, instead of plowing and relying heavily on pesticides.
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When Ellie plays with her box, she rotates through the activities pretty evenly, but she seems to gravitate toward the lacing beads.
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I could pick certain albums, and the display rotates them throughout the day when the screen isn't being used by another app.
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The boulders retain heat when the crater rotates into darkness during the moon's nights, which last for two weeks at a time.
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The Korean tech giant&aposs new Sero TV rotates between portrait and landscape mode to match the way you use your smartphone.
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It also means that the drinks list rotates constantly as ingredients like rambutan, jackfruit, and kintamani strawberries go in and out of season.
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Ryugu rotates the opposite direction that the Earth does, so turning the image 24 degrees puts the asteroid's own North Pole on top.
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The United States typically rotates an aircraft carrier in the Gulf to serve as the flagship of its Fifth Fleet based in Bahrain.
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It's a dramatization that twists, rotates, and examines the particulars surrounding his death through the eyes of his still living son, Eric Olson.
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To get a thorough view of the galaxy's stars, the vehicle rotates once every six hours, mapping one big circle of the sky.
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Juno's measurements of Jupiter also indicate something much deeper down than the planet's jet streams: a fluid core that rotates like a solid.
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Like all great museums, the NAM possesses far more than it can display at once, and so rotates its collection through temporary exhibits.
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In a recent episode, one of the large spaceships (the Navoo) rotates in order to create artificial gravity (that's not really a spoiler).
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Planetary scientists chalk this up to "dynamos": interior regions where conductive fluids rise and swirl as the planet rotates, sprouting massive magnetic fields.
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Roadhog Chain Hook now pulls targets directly in front of Roadhog (rather than straight to him), except in cases where Roadhog drastically rotates.
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The presidency of the Council of the European Union, the forum where national governments discuss and negotiate EU laws, rotates every six months.
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In his recent interview with RecipesPlus, Chef McGrady explained that the Queen's kitchen staff rotates the kind of cake they prepare for her.
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Price: $3.99 Shadowmatic is a fairly simple game; a player rotates abstract objects in a spotlight until the shadow becomes a recognizable shape.
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As Mercury rotates, the dayside of the planet can reach 800 degrees Fahrenheit, while the nightside cools to hundreds of degrees below zero.
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Because Earth rotates, the individual observatories making up the Event Horizon Telescope are moving too, introducing a type of blur into the data.
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Traditionally in Nigeria, the leadership rotates between north and south to ensure a balance in a country evenly split between Muslims and Christians.
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Harker, who has been in the post for nine months, rotates into a voting position on the Fed's rate-setting committee next year.
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Then there's cone beam technology, which captures high-resolution, three-dimensional X-ray images through a machine that rotates around a patient's head.
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"The earth rotates us in under the aurora at midnight, or around midnight our local time," he continued, explaining prime aurora-chasing time.
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It's around 60 million light-years away, according to NASA, and its inner core rotates the opposite direction as the rest of the object.
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On the Galaxy Watch and past Samsung smartwatches, the bezel rotates and acts as a control ring to navigate around the Tizen OS interface.
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But better cop that filter soon—Snapchat regularly rotates its lenses, so you can't expect Snapchat's ode to EDM to stay around for long.
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Just like when a spinning ice skater brings in their arms and rotates faster, a smaller, tighter eye shows the same physics, he said.
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Interestingly, unlike the V-22's engines, that rotate with the gearboxes, in the V-280, the gearbox is the only thing that rotates.
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On the base, an enormous white satellite slowly rotates next to the Chinese scientists' living quarters, all surrounded by fencing topped with barbed wire.
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Vestaboard has posted a video showing how each character block rotates through the flaps, producing that lovely clacking sound when the display changes messages.
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Venus rotates rather slowly, in the opposite direction of Earth and most planets, which researchers thought was due in part to its thick atmosphere.
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Those models suggest that Jupiter's core — which is made of mostly hydrogen and helium — rotates as a rigid body, even though it's all fluid.
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Unlike a tiny atom, the black hole in these "gravity atoms" rotates, supercharging the space around it and coaxing it into producing more axions.
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It doesn't just protect the drone, it also freely rotates when it encounters an obstacle so that the drone isn't suddenly steered off course.
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At the command of an engineer wielding a blocky yellow remote control, this structure, known as Big Bird, rotates 503 degrees to the left.
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There are two models, the $199 Portal with a 10.1-inch screen and the $349 Portal+ with a larger 15.6-inch screen that rotates.
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As Earth rotates on its axis, it orbits the sun, which orbits the center of the Milky Way, which itself is barreling through space.
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The Yarkovsky effect, for instance, is the simple result of sunlight pushing an asteroid in a different direction, ultimately changing the way it rotates.
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The mini replica can be light or dark depending on the time you explore as it mirrors how the actual planet rotates into daylight.
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In the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific Oceans, tropical storms and hurricanes are named using an alphabetical list that rotates on a six-year cycle.
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Macy's just last month announced its acquisition of New York-based Story, a shop that rotates merchandise based on a theme every few months.
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The Earth rotates, meaning the individual observatories making up the Event Horizon Telescope are moving too, introducing a type of blur into the data.
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As a result, the Earth's crust encounters just a bit of friction from this bulge of water as it rotates, slowing it down slightly.
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Then, a team led by scientists at the University of California, Santa Cruz, worked backward from the spirals to determine how quickly Saturn rotates.
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Farther into the gallery, artist Flannery Silva's "Poser Tube Doll Limited Edition" (2018) rotates a series of photographs of women's legs in high heels.
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If you've been itching to get your hands on the Samsung Sero—a TV that rotates between portrait and landscape mode—you're in luck.
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Mr. Iyer is the first jazz musician — and the rare artist of color — to serve as music director, a position that rotates every year.
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The stainless steel kickstand rotates 150º to adjust to any viewing angle and disappears into the back of the Spectre x2 when you're done.
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The Great Red Spot is an anticyclone — a high-pressure system that, because it is in the southern hemisphere, rotates in a counterclockwise direction.
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When the Earth rotates, the bulges move around in the oceans, causing the high tides and low tides in oceans all over the world.
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The turntable that rotates the Act I set of Richard Eyre's production was broken, so it needed to be essentially restaged on the fly.
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The Sero is a 13-inch TV from Samsung that mechanically rotates between portrait and landscape orientations to better suit the content you're watching.
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The outdoor art rotates regularly, and this summer you can expect to see works by Alison Saar, Paula Hayes, and Tony Cragg, among others.
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Guillot's team also found that, below 3,000 km, Jupiter rotates uniformly, rather than with zones and belts rotating at differential speeds as in the atmosphere.
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It has a 12.3-inch screen that rotates a full 360 degrees, so you can use the Pixelbook like either a laptop or a tablet.
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MESSENGER has confirmed that idea — and shown that these craters stay cold enough to permit ice because as Mercury rotates, they remain in permanent shadow.
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You can slot an iPad Pro in thanks to magnets, and it even rotates in place to allow you to use it in portrait orientation.
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Everything feels solid, from the "watchband" hinge that rotates 360 degrees to the matte finish on the E Ink display to the textured power button.
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As it rotates, this arrangement, called a commutator, chops (ie, rapidly connects and disconnects) the direct current to create a crude form of alternating current.
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Because the pot rotates, air plants are in a naturally nurturing microclimate and are sure to get 360-degrees of sunlight exposure — no soil required.
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On the day of your wedding, you are to be the absolute center of attention, the sun around which everyone you know and love rotates.
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So an automated system — using a plastic sheet with holes in it that rotates around a metal drum — plays songs similar to a player piano.
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Guam is home to Andersen Air Force Base, through which the US Air Force rotates heavy bombers including B-1s, B-2s and B-52s.
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Its proximity to the equator also benefits space launches by adding orbital velocity to the rocket, as the Earth rotates the fastest at the equator.
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Each spam message is routed through one of the phones, which occasionally rotates its IP address to prevent detection or being flagged as a spammer.
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With the remote and the app, you can adjust the silicone dildo's vibration frequency, as well as the speed with which it rotates in circles.
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Heavy airpower can be called in from the Pacific island of Guam, through which the US rotates B-1, B-2 and B-52 bombers.
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Test apps on your iPad to see if they rotateIf the Orientation Lock wasn't your problem, make sure you're using an app that actually rotates.
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For "tête-à-tête," Thomas rotates through a cluster of artworks that have galvanized her to make her own art, including a piece by Adams.
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In the VR work you pop on an Oculus headset and become Poole, able to look around 360 degrees as the room rotates around you.
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What's next: It's not that big, yet, but its organizers intend for it to grow as it rotates to other business schools in future years.
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Its 21080-inch screen rotates 212 degrees, so you can use it as either a laptop or tablet, and it works with an accessory stylus.
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The job of speaker of the National Assembly rotates among parties; when the new term began, last December, it happened to be his party's turn.
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This layer of molten rock — situated between the solid inner core and the semi-solid mantle — rotates slightly faster than the rest of the planet.
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Nor is he likely to be -- Xi is the most important person in China, the axis around which the country's political and military structure rotates.
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As the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) explains, the rotor is connected to a main shaft, which in turn rotates a generator to produce electricity.
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Though it was designed to resemble a flame, the tower has also been compared to a twisting needle, since the entire structure rotates 90 degrees.
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It's got tons of adjustable compartments for every cosmetic you own, it rotates so you can see it all, and it'll keep you in order.
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Juno collects some light from the target spots on the planet, rotates some more, switches filters to look at a different color, and collects more light.
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When Curiosity is not taking pictures, the rover rotates its mast-mounted Mastcam camera to face the ground, to protect it from blowing dust, they added.
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Just beyond Earth's home in the solar system, about 94 million miles from the Sun, a coal-black asteroid slowly rotates as it orbits our star.
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Wilson, who predicted the brutal October sell-off, has been warning of a "rolling bear market" — which rotates from one sector to another — for months now.
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Instead of a mechanical bezel that rotates, the glass bezel around the screen is expected to be touch sensitive and allow for rotating gestures to work.
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The most desired goal of nanotechnology research, however, has always been a motor that rotates around an axle, rather than just sliding up and down it.
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The top button also rotates, letting you scroll through the interface with a twist, just like the rotating crowns on Fossil watches or the Apple Watch.
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It seats 25 people and slowly rotates while visitors sip cocktails, making it the only revolving bar in the city, according to the Carousel Bar's website.
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The spacecraft is currently in a low-altitude orbit, snapping high resolution surface photos and taking detailed gravity measurements as it rotates Ceres every 5.4 hours.
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This works by using the pressure-sensitive sides to understand how you're holding the phone and intelligently rotates the screen only when you want it to.
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Not only does the illumination of the bright spots change as Ceres rotates, the spots brighten during the day in an unexpected, and somewhat variable, manner.
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She holds a photograph of her head with the eyes and the nose cut out in front of her face and slowly rotates side to side.
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The round brush head oscillates, rotates, and pulsates to break up and remove plaque, using a visible pressure sensor to ensure you are getting it right.
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The Emmy telecast — and choosing the host — rotates among the four major broadcast networks each year; last year's ceremony on ABC was hosted by Jimmy Kimmel.
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Additional heavy airpower can be called in from the Pacific island of Guam, through which the US rotates B-231, B-235 and B-20163 bombers.
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I got a demo of this smart robot, which you place on your conference room table, where it listens and rotates between people as they speak.
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The spacecraft rotates about three times per minute, meaning all of Juno's instruments will point at the planet 400 times every two hours, according to NASA.
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At the Tilt thrill ride at the John Hancock Center in Chicago, visitors can step into a glass-and-steel enclosure as it rotates 30 degrees.
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Boone said Judge still feels pain when he rotates his wrist at the end of a swing and when he attempts to throw at full intensity.
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Fieri rotates 22012 degrees to the flat top again and lifts the burger, raised at such an angle that his golden pinkie ring is on display.
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A second human skull — attached to a full skeleton that is an exact 3D-printed replica of Ferguson's own — rotates slowly on a hanging circular platform.
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The problem is that once that low lead hand becomes an underhook and the shoulder rotates out, the fighter is no longer down behind the stonewall.
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From "How to Talk to Fireflies": As Earth rotates in the summer, fireflies whisper sweet nothings to each other in the most beautiful language never heard.
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Kendall showed him a newfangled grip in which the left hand holds the club firmly and the right hand rotates so the palm faces his thighs.
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The Haptic Revolver incorporates a small wheel that rotates so the corresponding texture in the virtual world is always right under you finger in the real world.
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Circle in the round If you get tired of the view outside your bedroom window, maybe you should buy this house in Australia, which rotates 360 degrees.
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But it also found that, taking these waves into account, the atmosphere could cause a two-Earth-minute fluctuation in how fast Venus rotates on its axis.
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On the plus side, the integrated 20-step dial (it rotates 360 degrees) is a real delight, and supports the same apps as Microsoft's $100 Surface Dial.
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But Kepler 11145123 spins excruciatingly slowly (about three times more slowly than our Sun, which rotates once every 27 days), resulting in very little outward gravitational pressure.
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The same is true of anything that spins or rotates — the outside edge of something (in this case, the equator) always spins faster than the inside edge.
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To initiate the process, the dung beetle climbs to the top of its ball of poop and performs a "dance" whereby it rotates about its vertical axis.
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The film is a moving diptych, one side tracking the moon's arc across the sky and the other following the sun, while the horizon rotates around them.
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The ACL, one of four ligaments in the knee, stabilizes the knee when it rotates and helps connect the thigh bone (femur) to the shin bone (tibia).
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On the other hand, the contiguous US receives a max of 17 hours a day, because after that it rotates out of daytime sunlight and into night.
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And as silly as it may seem, the fact that this holder rotates makes it easy to get quick access to every tool you have stored inside.
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The US rotates troops in and out of South Korea every few years; training with local counterparts helps newly stationed units prepare for potential North Korean aggression.
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As the planet rotates along its axis, liquid iron churns beneath its surface within a superhot core, generating electric currents that, in turn, produce a magnetic field.
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The person receiving the funds rotates based on an order predetermined by the organizer, and participants can arrange with the organizer when they will receive their sum.
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" The secret key to understanding Thomas, Robin writes, is race: "Thomas is a black nationalist whose conservative jurisprudence rotates around an axis of black interests and concerns.
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One of the two carved wooden batons of "Machine Motorisée," from 1933, rotates on an irregular axis and comes a hair's breadth from bumping into another one.
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The monarch's position, officially the "yang di-pertuan agong," rotates every five years among a group of hereditary sultans who are titular leaders of nine Malay states.
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He then rotates the painting 180 degrees before starting the same cycle again for each layer: very idiosyncratic painting method designed to lose control of the end result.
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We expect our next observation window to be scheduled for [December 15 or 16], when we should get a view of additional 'phases' of 'Oumuamua as it rotates.
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That means she rotates around an axis going through her hips twice while at the same time rotating about an axis going from head to toe THREE times.
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The Moon is tidally locked with Earth, meaning it rotates around its axis at about the same time it takes to complete one full orbit around our planet.
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Hildegard Bechtler's raised, rectangular set rotates (incrementally) a full 360 degrees, suggesting a world turning and turning and turning, while wearing down into dust those who walk it.
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That's the same ratio as all other Surface products, and Microsoft has clearly picked this to compliment the fact its giant display now rotates to a portrait position.
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Jakob Poeltl runs across the lane to pick off Jordan Clarkson and then roll for a lob, but LeBron knows what's happening, rotates over, and takes it away.
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Instead of rotating hands pointing at the time on a circular dial, the Klok-013 inverts the whole process and rotates the dials around a fixed center point.
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The Super Bowl, which is traditionally the highest-rated TV event of the year, rotates between multiple major networks, with CBS having rights to the game in 85033.
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By making careful measurements of how the frequency of the radio waves change, we will be able to measure the degree to which Mars wobbles as it rotates.
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Doll is forecasting up to five years of weaker returns for stocks and bonds as the market rotates from leader to leader and struggles to make sustained progress.
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Just press a single button and the phone automatically rotates its camera system to capture a perfect panorama — no need to move your hand, or yourself, at all.
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The RevolCam features a revolving design that rotates with a single tap, making it simple to switch between its wide angle, fisheye, and macro lenses during a shoot.
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To keep a sense of sanity, the mess rotates breakfast, lunch and dinner every few days so the late shift isn't stuck eating meat and potatoes for breakfast.
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As the Sun rotates, it shapes the solar wind into observable patterns, that start out as exaggerated structures, and flatten out or merge as they propagate through space.
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The PLA has maintained a military presence in Hong Kong since Britain handed over the city's sovereignty to China in 1997, and quietly rotates its members every year.
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Art typically rotates every two to three months, curated by MADE's own art consultant, who also leads a calendar of art and culture events, from meditation to painting.
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There is so much going on in it, and in many ways, it is a big energy axis around which the entire Language of the Birds exhibition rotates.
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The show's shifting point of view rotates from the new kid Josh to a 10-year-old genius (and pyromaniac), Angelica, to the overburdened Principal Burr (Matthew Broderick).
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The wobble causes the Earth&aposs axis, which is the center line around which it rotates, to swing in a slow circle over the course of 25,800 years.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Osborne and Mr. Chow are free to concentrate on their own brand, Ms. Brown is weighing her options, and the wheel of designer changes rotates on.
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The foreign currency earned by North Korea's overseas workforce, which rotates every three years in Qatar, is a crucial tool for propping up the isolated country's fragile economy.
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Muneer's creation is a helical structure that rotates on a horizontal plane — picture a clock lying on its side — which allows it to harness airflow from any direction.
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Snapchat is also looking to replace each media brand's circular logo with a magazine-like image that rotates each day depending on that publisher's content, industry sources say.
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This is marked by a < symbol on their scoresheet: A skater who under-rotates a jump will only receive 70 percent of the base value of the intended jump.
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Over 900 years later, the supernova remnant contains a dense neutron star called a pulsar which still rotates once every 33 milliseconds, emitting radio waves and beams of light.
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You can tell a galaxy's mass based on how quickly it rotates—the more mass it has, the faster it would have to spin in order not to collapse.
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A foot pedal, when pumped, rotates the spindle so you may play the instrument like a keyboard, using wetted fingers to stroke the bowls' rims to make haunting notes.
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In fact, if the market rotates back into growth stocks on a fear of a worldwide slowdown, Cramer recommended Fortinet as the kind of name investors should reach for.
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That is the magic altitude at which a satellite orbits as fast as Earth rotates, and thus appears to hang fixed in the sky when seen from the ground.
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As you get faster, you'll notice that all your active hand needs to do is roll the pin back and forth while your other hand just rotates the wrapper.
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I was lucky that the February meeting focused on Tunisian wines, and that it was held at the Dutch ambassador's palatial residence; the location rotates between the club members.
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Now, as has been the case for years, the rights to broadcast the Super Bowl rotates between the three major networks that air NFL games: NBC, FOX, and CBS.
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The United States currently rotates troops through Poland temporarily but permanently stationing forces there would be expensive because of costs that can include housing for families, schools and hospitals.
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The resurgence in small caps is happening at a time when US stocks are grinding slowly higher as money rotates in and out of sectors without leaving the market.
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The action is pressed forward to a narrow sliver of stage, over which a white wall looms — and sometimes forlornly rotates to suggest the passage of space and time.
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You can double-tap to enlarge a block of text for reading, or rotate the screen 90 degrees, which rotates and magnifies the image to fill the wider view.
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Amazon rotates inventory each week and displays digital price tags next to each item that show how many ratings an item has received and what the average rating is.
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The lamp's head tilts up to 135 degrees and rotates up to 180 degrees, and the arm can be tilted up to 150 degrees and it swivels 90 degrees.
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Enter the company's tricked-out full length mirror, which creates a 360-degree body model as the user rotates slowly on a specialized scale that functions like a turntable.
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Another, equally beautiful video illustrates a gradual, meditative process, albeit one more benign: in Alana Iturralde's Baoding Balls, a hand rotates the titular objects in its palm, clinking them together.
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The physicists would still like to measure another prediction of general relativity, that the star should precess, meaning the shape of the orbit itself rotates, more than predicted by Newton.
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"Once we've calibrated it, we can look at any star in the sky, see how fast it rotates, and get an estimate of how old that star is," he added.
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Its controllers hope to use the information it collects to create detailed maps of Saturn's gravity and magnetic fields, allowing them to solve the mystery of how fast Saturn rotates.
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He was always considered a long-shot for the top U.N. job as it usually rotates geographically and Eastern Europe is the only region not to have held it yet.
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Though small asteroids can rotate very quickly, Bennu has a diameter just a bit bigger than the height of the Empire State Building and rotates relatively slowly, each 4.3 hours.
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Diptyque Lucky Charm Candle Carousel, $60This candle is an even more beautiful sight to behold when displayed with the golden carousel, which rotates with the help of the flame's heat.
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Some of what they saw pleased them, like a model locomotive running on tracks high above the audience, and a cabin that rotates onstage, containing the show's house bluegrass band.
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Lady Blacktronika's "Crazy Bantu Boy" is both: a pitched, metallic percussive spiral rotates round and round as melodic elements are gradually introduced before blossoming into an ebullient dance-funk track.
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The Jungle Is The Only Way Out rotates between Mereba's cool poetry ("on the rocks"), and spirited raps ("Planet U"), but she is at her best flaunting her buttery vocals.
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The boutique hotel Le Djoloff has a chalkboard menu that rotates each night, but often includes small, shareable plates of seafood or, on a recent night, a butternut squash sautee.
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Other scientists have set up buoys in the ice that will report a position via GPS satellites, allowing them to watch the ice as it opens, closes, shears and rotates.
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Evans, who rotates into a voting spot on the Fed's policy panel next year, has been among the Fed's loudest voices for a patient and gradual approach to rate increases.
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The Zenfone's camera flips up and rotates when the selfie camera is activated, resulting in super sharp images in which even fine details like individual strands of hair are discernible.
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Each of the six plugs on this surge protector rotates to the left or right, so your many plugs can always have room to squeeze inside for the power they need.
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The pulsar, which rotates 366 times per second, co-orbits on the interior with one of the white dwarfs; the pair circles a common center of mass every 1.6 Earth days.
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Newman rotates between Lou, an unnamed acting student, and Creon — Antigone's uncle and the king of Thebes, who forbids the burial of her brother and rebel soldier, on pain of death.
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When expanded, it still rotates around the original block, so if you try to rotate it in such a way that it hits something, it'll prevent you from making that move.
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Unlike any other widely available pencil, the Kuru Toga has a unique ratcheting internal mechanism, so each time you lift the pencil from the page, the lead rotates a tiny amount.
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Kashkari, who rotates into a voting spot on the policy-setting panel next year, said he watches inflation closely and wanted to see more upward movement in core measures of inflation.
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The planet's spin axis is 98 degrees, so it essentially rotates on its side—and while we have some idea as to what could have caused that, no one's really sure.
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The keyboard, before you customize it, slowly rotates between the colors of the rainbow, the light of the keys reflecting off the shiny touchscreen (available in a 25p or 4k version).
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The headphones flex open and closed with ease, each cup pivots and rotates smoothly, and the upside to using cheaper materials is that the headphones as a whole are extremely light.
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The nomadic Traveling Museum of the Paranormal and Occult rotates its supposedly cursed and haunted curios on its live feed, where viewers around the world can monitor them for unusual activity.
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Responsibility for the main offering typically rotates among each of the cooks, with everyone else pitching in with sides, and the dessert section taking care of something sweet for the day.
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As the moon rotates around its host planet, this charged gas swipes across Jupiter's magnetic field lines "like plucking strings on a guitar," said Nichols, who studies space-based magnetic fields.
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Here are the highlights of what's been announced so far: A TV that rotates to play vertical videos Samsung is betting on a unique concept specifically with smartphone users in mind.
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The popular "free-roaming" reserve rotates lions through vast roaming enclosures, providing them with "the ability to live out full lives, in an open and natural environment," according to its website.
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The Gear Sport comes with an easy-to-use magnetic charging cradle, and the UI even rotates 90 degrees while charging so you can use it as a table clock or something.
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Traps are useless unless a third defender rotates over with perfect timing, and even then there'll be an open spot-up shooter in the corner after the first pass catalyzes their attack.
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The little planet rotates much slower than Earth, resulting in a dramatic fluctuation in surface temperatures—from 800 degrees Fahrenheit in the middle of the day to 300 below zero at night.
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That might not be as fun to use as one that actually rotates and clicks, but it's a better solution than what's found on the current Galaxy Watch Active, which is neither.
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It doesn't have a screen that rotates around to become a tablet and it doesn't have the USB-C ports that the rest of the industry is trying to move everybody toward.
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A 3D animation of an iPhone rotates slowly in the center of a galactic screen, while a computerized male voice recites a litany of apologies from the Western World to everybody else.
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It's like one of those grabber sticks used to pick up trash, but with a tiny curved needle at the bottom, which rotates like a spinning wheel to sew up the tissue.
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However, that hypothesis didn't quite fit because the dwarf planet's brightness doesn't change dramatically as it rotates, NASA said, something that would be expected if the dark patches were on Makemake's surface.
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The small dwarf planet has about 6 percent the gravity of Earth, it has a higher orbital inclination than the other solar system planets and it rotates at a fairly extreme tilt.
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The antennae are situated in the United States, Spain, and Australia; each approximately 120 degrees apart in longitude so that constant communication can be maintained as our planet rotates about its axis.
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Bennu's proximity to Earth makes it "easier to achieve the high-energy task of launching the spacecraft out of Earth's plane," as it rotates around the Sun approximately on the same plane.
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Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the U.N., is president of the Security Council this month, a duty that rotates between the permanent members — the U.S., United Kingdom, France, China and Russia.
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Outfitted with Clei transformable furnishings from Resource Furniture, one bedroom has a Murphy bed with an attached desk that rotates into place, when the bed is closed, to serve as an office.
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Mr. Torkells charges $1,000 a month for a banner ad above the TriBeCa Citizen logo, a position that currently rotates among a real-estate firm, a condo complex and a wine bar.
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Over the years, people have also "raised questions" about whether the earth rotates around the sun, the moon landing happened, Communism was fatally flawed, Elvis died and Barack Obama is an American.
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"As a career Senior Foreign Service officer, Mr. Henshaw rotates into new assignments every few years and will continue to serve the Department in another capacity," the official said in an email.
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There, on the shore of the Hudson River, are picnic tables, a playground, a splash pad — and, this weekend only, a circular platform that rotates and wobbles like a Tilt-a-Whirl.
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It comes armed with a 45-degree tilted nozzle that rotates up to 360 degrees to cover your entire living area, and it doesn't produce any of the wheezing noises some humidifiers make.
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Inside the theater itself there's a glass elevator that rotates as it descends so the door is always facing the right way, and beautiful views across towards the visitor center and surrounding parklands.
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The story rotates around a Montana ranching family headed by John Dutton (Kevin Costner, appropriately face-tanned, wearing an unbelievably well-washed puffy jacket) and supported, in various ways, by his four children.
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That screen rotates all the way around the back on a couple of reliably firm hinges, so you can set the screen at any angle or turn it around for a tablet mode.
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When driving on slippery asphalt, a tire rotates slightly faster than when the road is dry, which can be detected by the sensors already in place for a car's anti-lock braking systems.
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The Dyson Cinetic Big Ball also features an articulated extending cleaning handle that rotates in three directions so you can easily raise it above your head to snag cobwebs hiding near the ceiling.
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"I'm going to make them kill your internet," Wilson says in the video, as former president Barack Obama's head rotates against a black screen, followed by an image of a printed assault rifle.
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After his assistant lays the ball off the glass, Jordan scoops the ball up and around, as he rotates 180 degrees for one of the sickest reverse dunks you'll see in a minute.
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We used standard grill wire to bind it together, but we quickly found out that this was not enough to hold everything when the pig rotates, and it creates too fierce a heat.
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Guests are encouraged to check out these vinyls and listen to them in the library; the hotel staff also rotates different ones on the player during wine hour, held daily at 1703 p.m.
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With the patient still lying with his head turned to one side and hanging off the table, Asaf rotates his head rapidly the other way until his ear is pointed toward the ceiling.
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The waves created by these plucks travel up through the field lines and into the planet, where they emit bursts of radio emissions that come and go as the moon rotates around Jupiter.
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According to Goldman Sachs, this collection of stocks — which regularly rotates but currently includes companies such as Mastercard and Visa, per the iShares Momentum Factor ETF — just posted its sharpest reversal since 2009.
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In fact, if it lights-up, rotates, transforms into something else or comes in every shade of the rainbow, you can pretty much guarantee it will find its way into the pop star's wardrobe.
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The device is comprised of an internet connected, full-length mirror that plugs into a normal outlet, and a wirelessly rechargeable scale that also rotates like a turntable to get users a smooth scan.
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An intense corn-eating challenge now exists, in which you attach your corn on the cob to a power drill, turn the drill on and chow down while your corn automatically rotates for you.
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Low End TheoryWednesdays at The Airliner, 290048 N Broadway, Lincoln Heights, CA 21988 Every Wednesday at the Airliner in Lincoln Heights isLow End Theory, the celestial body around which the city's beat scene rotates.
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After greetings — hugs all around with sisters Ruth Gadsden and Debra Worthy (the restaurant's namesake, their mother, was home that day) — we placed our orders from the menu, which rotates slightly throughout the week.
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It's also added a new option to show a highlight from any player's point of view, in addition to the signature view, which freezes the action and rotates 360 degrees for a panoramic image.
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If the object rotates, the black hole catches hold of nearby space-time and drags it along, including the inner accretion disk, much as the rotating bowling ball would twist and distort the sheet.
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Low End TheoryWednesdays at The Airliner, 2419 N Broadway, Lincoln Heights, CA 90031 Every Wednesday at the Airliner in Lincoln Heights isLow End Theory, the celestial body around which the city's beat scene rotates.
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And to ensure a clear line of sight without distractions, the Fast Wireless Car Charger rotates left to right and pivots vertically to provide the ideal viewing angle for following along on the GPS.
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"Specifically, the UAV may be re-oriented while it is landed by rotating the support coupling so that the body of the UAV rotates while the landing gear assembly remains stationary," Amazon's patent said.
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Turning it one way rotates the second platform clockwise, allowing you access to a secret gem in the middle for one turn, or a new staircase to the third platform on a second rotation.
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Since custom dictates that the job rotates between regions and it is now the turn of Eastern Europe, a region with many splendidly difficult names, you might think that the rule would be fulfilled.
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The 35-year-old Banka, a former track and field athlete, was the public authorities' choice for WADA president, as the post rotates between a choice from sports bodies and one from public authorities.
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After pushing the upper stage pieces beyond the Earth's atmosphere, the Falcon 9's first stage rotates and returns to land upright on either a concrete pad or one of its autonomous drone ships.
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This Spring/Summer 1999 collection by McQueen created one of the most known images in all of fashion: Harlow in a white dress being sprayed with red paint as the runway rotates beneath her.
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" Most House staffers are working from home, but in some offices, the congressional team rotates between full and half days, single-handedly manning their DC offices on what some have called a "skeleton crew.
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I am a woman here on this ancient ball that rotates along with a collection of other balls around a bigger ball made up of light and gases that are science gases, not farts.
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It's a prizewinner, for one thing: In any given year, more than 25 first collections will appear as the result of contests, the black hole around which the galaxy of American poetry now rotates.
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The most significant risk factor, he said, appears to be the rotating of the femur (thigh bone) inward, while the tibia (shin bone) rotates outward, which can cause a shearing effect in the knee.
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In front of each laser is a piece of glassware–an ashtray, a vase, things like that–that slowly rotates on a platform, causing the beam to refract onto the canvas in different patterns.
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To do so, the company built a concept soundbar that rotates at will, either to point drivers at the ceiling for the Atmos effect or to point them straight ahead for a more traditional experience.
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However, the planet rotates in the opposite direction as Earth, so if we consider a "day" as the planet making one full turn, then the Sun actually rises twice during a single day on Venus.
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The incident occurred at the Sun Dial, a 73-story restaurant at the top of Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel that rotates full circle, offering 360-degree views of the city, police said, USA Today reports.
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On a day-to-day basis, Kim rotates between her three faves: Blue Lagoon Iceland Silica Softening Bath & Body Oil, Elizabeth Arden's Eight Hour Cream All-Over Miracle Body Oil and Noodle & Boo's Elasticity Oil.
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The thin, hot gas of the star rotates quickly and when small objects try to essentially keep up with this quick orbit, they get tossed off like a child from a ride that's too fast.
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It also recently bought the concept store called Story, which rotates themes and what it sells every few months, and brought Story&aposs founder Rachel Shechtman aboard to create better shopping experiences at Macy&aposs.
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There is an unwritten rule that the presidency rotates between north and south, and the northerner Mr Buhari has only served two out of his potential eight years (assuming he were to be re-elected).
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Looking ahead, Tobin's team is planning to conduct a more detailed and higher resolution investigation of the system using ALMA, which should help them to better understand its spiral structure and the way it rotates.
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Ice patches on the surface transform into a cloud of water vapor when the sun rises, growing again when its "neck" (the thin mid-section of the comet connecting the two lobes) rotates into darkness.
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In fact, I reckon that my onion ring consumption rotates on a strict once-every-18-months cycle, because apparently it takes me more than a year to forget that onion rings are invariably disappointing.
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For a little authenticity, BB-8's head moves and rotates, and it even makes traditional beeps and boops like any proper Star Wars droid should, though you can turn that off if you want.
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I imagine the 13 of us still sitting there: lights buzzing overhead, an ancient fan shuddering as it rotates in the background, still believing someone might be on their way to help make things better.
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At the 970-hectare farm in Bavaria where Juergen Schwarzensteiner rotates corn, potatoes and grains, satellite maps and software supplied three years ago by a unit of farming goods distributor BayWa have prompted many changes.
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At that altitude, the time for the satellite to complete an orbit is exactly one day and thus it remains over the exact same spot on Earth as the planet rotates at the same rate.
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At that altitude, the time for the satellite to complete an orbit is exactly one day, and thus it remains over the exact same spot on Earth as the planet rotates at the same rate.
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He rotates toward Pelosi, who has thus far been clapping tepidly, here and there, when not inspecting her paper copy of the speech the way people search certain restaurant menus for something they can eat.
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The Pentagon, which regularly rotates dozens of special forces troops through the south of the country for military exercises, said it was providing the Philippines with security assistance and training in intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance.
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Not only does the Portal Plus have a larger display and louder speakers, it has a trick that the smaller model can't pull off: its screen rotates 90 degrees to switch from landscape to portrait orientation.
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Low End Theory Every Wednesdays at The Airliner, 290048 N Broadway, Lincoln Heights, CA 90031 Wednesday at the Airliner in Lincoln Heights is Low End Theory, the celestial body around which the city's beat scene rotates.
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The new images reveal Ultima Thule is the first "contact binary" ever seen up close in the comet belt, a double-lobed comet built of two snowballs gently wedded together that rotates once every 15 hours.
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Its base rotates 83 degrees, pivots at three points, and has a decent-looking control panel with a sleep timer―all handy features if you've got books spread out, or need to accommodate a sleeping roommate.
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They said the test showed the missile could reach the US Pacific territory of Guam, home to Andersen Air Force Base, through which the US rotates heavy bombers, including B-1s, B-2s and B-52s.
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It is the future we were promised as "Kids", the logical next-step in a world where popularity of genres rotates in a decade-long cycle, the defining moment in indie returning to the musical battleground.
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A size 40, he still rotates through the same dozen suits that were supplied over 15 years ago by Homer Reed, a men's clothing store in Denver, back when he was head coach of the Nuggets.
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Through it all, the wider global and political context — the international theater of war, the postwar industrial boom, and Japan's emergence as a modern nation — rotates in and out of the detailed focus on Tezuka's career.
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While I expect to be waiting ten minutes or so before I can dig in, Bove expertly rotates the pie a few times in the oven adn it's done in a Usain Bolt-esque 60 seconds.
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The 28-tooth ratchet of the Channellock 13-in-1 Multi Bit Ratcheting Driver creates up to 225-inch pounds of torque (which is substantial) yet smoothly rotates back to let you wind up another twist.
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Insiders said such anger was also a factor in the political maneuvering in the days before the king - a post that rotates through Malaysia's nine Malay sultanates - chose Malay nationalist Muhyiddin as the new prime minister.
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By analyzing the hundreds of photos taken of the object by New Horizons thus far, project scientists have been trying to measure its brightness— but they've failed to detect periodic changes in Ultima's luminosity as it rotates.
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Originally based on a design by watchmaker Abraham-Louis Breguet, this type of tourbillon – literally "whirlwind" – rotates the balance wheel of a watch in order to ensure that gravity doesn't adversely affect any part of the watch.
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U.S. Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley is serving this month as the President of the Security Council, a role that rotates each month among the five permanent members: the U.S., Great Britain, France, China and Russia.
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Yes but Content Operations can sometimes be thought of as a "beginner" job for product managers, designers, engineers so it gets younger, less influential staffing which habitually rotates off after 1-2 years to a new project.
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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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People on the archipelago's Anjouan island were angry that the move, which allowed Assoumani to participate in Sunday's poll, would deny them the presidency under a system that rotates the post among the country's three main islands.
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With a stabilizing ring on one eye at at time, Colorado's lids are open as the bed rotates and a laser creates an ultra-precise clear flap that is soon folded and positioned in place over the eye.
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Still, there's so much left to learn about these weird worlds, such as what their interiors look like and what could have caused Uranus to have such an extreme spin axis that it basically rotates on its side.
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The boy was at the Sun Dial restaurant -- whose dining area topping the 73-story cylindrical Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel rotates to give patrons a panoramic view of the city -- when he left his parents' table Friday afternoon.
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While the smaller unit looks like a copy of the Amazon Echo Show, the larger one is remarkably awkward looking and clunky, with a too-big screen that rotates around a speaker base for portrait and landscape calls.
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Another paper in Nature based on Juno's data suggests that beneath this weather layer, the planet's core, made up of helium and hydrogen, rotates as a practically rigid body — a phenomenon that was also previously unknown to scientists.
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The barrels come in two sizes, and each size has one that rotates clockwise, one counter clockwise, so you can create symmetrical curls by switching barrels from one side of your head to the other, if you wish.
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Walker, who dropped his own presidential bid last September and endorsed Trump in July, said he rotates these bands regularly to remind himself of the young American men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.
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Stardew Valley: Fall Season (2016) Stardew Valley isn't really a fall game since it rotates the player through all four seasons, each of which lasts 28 days, but man, the fall in this game is, like, extremely fall.
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Once AAR (Air-to-Air Refueling) is completed, the Spirit rotates the fuel intake required to connect with the tanker's flying boom so that it does not become RCS "hotspot" rendering the B-2 less than completely stealthy.
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Conflict Kitchen in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania rotates its menu depending on the people or country with which the United States is in conflict, encouraging patrons to reshape their understanding of the culture, politics, and issues of the focus region.
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The artist makes a number of ridged, evenly spaced, concentric lines on the painting's prepared surface with a custom-designed tool, which rotates around the canvas like a rake pulling its teeth through a thick coat of color.
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Without the extra dark matter holding them together, the laws of physics say that these galaxies would fall apart—the Milky Way, for example, rotates so fast that it must contain 30 times more dark matter than ordinary matter.
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Acer has also shrunk down the display from a 13-inch panel to a 14-inch 1080p display for a smaller overall form factor, although true to the "Spin" name, it still rotates around to convert into a tablet.
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Nelson says he uses two or three at a time and then rotates after a year or two to ensure issuers don't close any of his accounts, since that can hurt your score if it reduces your credit limit.
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It's like something out of the future, all chrome and curves; the lights of the Berlin platz twinkle off it as it rotates slowly in front of me, and even the writing on its tires is crisp and legible.
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The piece combines computer-aided design with real-time input from the public's movements, to inform its physical actions as it rotates on motors, augmenting the space with the enchanting hues and patterns of reflected light and spatialized sound.
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Evans, who rotates into a voting spot on the Fed's policy-setting committee next year, would not speculate on the exact timing of the Fed's next rate increase, and suggested he sees little difference between November, December and January.
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That's something like 15 to 25 times faster than the standard solar models predict, so we're missing something really fundamental in our standard models of the Sun—how it rotates and how the wind escapes—and that's really interesting.
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But when they shined the dumbbell with circularly polarized light, or light beams whose accompanying electric field rotates as it moves forward, the nanodumbell started spinning with incredible speed, according to their paper to be published in Physical Review Letters.
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So here's a compromise that would allow Iowans to continue to bask in the limelight without marginalizing a more diverse electorate: Let them go first, followed by an immediate super-Tuesday-style regional primary that rotates in sequence every four years.
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Bonus for anyone annoyed when an app auto-rotates when you don't want it to: some apps (like Gmail) will no longer rotate automatically and instead get a "rotate" button that you'll need to tap for the rotation to happen.
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Two measurements taken 16 years apart in the 90s and early 2000s indicated that length of the planet's day had decreased by nearly seven minutes, which isn't a ton considering the planet only rotates about once every 243 Earth days.
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Tightly focused laser light can manipulate tiny objects, and the researchers tested their dumbbells by bombarding them with circularly polarized light, which happens when the electric field produced by the light has a constant magnitude but its direction rotates over time.
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Although she completed both runs without falling, Swaney did not attempt a trick any more advanced than an alley-oop — when a skier rotates 180 degrees or more in the uphill direction — on her way to scores of 30.00 and 31.40.
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In the clip below, watch how mechanically Dieng rotates to flood the strong side: Another issue: Minnesota's players routinely help one pass away on three-point shooters, or take far too long to read when to switch on weakside help.
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Assoumani's move to compete in presidential polls in early 2019 has angered people on the archipelago's Anjouan island as it would deny them taking over the presidency under a system that rotates the post among the country's three main islands.
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Before we say goodbye, I ask her to show me around the garden, and she rotates her screen to show the burning blue sky, a few leaning palm trees swaying in the breeze and some scattered benches in the grass.
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Although we get the occasional Tom Waits song and the stage rotates frequently, there is little to compete with the fine-chiseled performances that focus our attention on the tragic cycle of addiction, recrimination, and hopelessness that is the characters' lot.
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The physics behind the spitball is simple enough: When the ball slides off wet fingers, it loses backspin and therefore rotates less — something like a knuckleball, which should not rotate at all, or a forkball tumbling in its final plunge.
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The action takes place on a raised disc that rotates on its axis and on which, safely harnessed, the actors march in a pack, fighting to stay in place as it is raised and lowered, often tilting at dangerous angles.
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Al-Hadid's process of controlled dripping, during which she rotates the panels, allows for a gravity-defying array of activity: drips that flow up, for example, or sideways; forms that sweep across at an angle, almost like a visible wind.
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Right now, Dolby has about 40 trained subjects it rotates in and out of its labs (some from within the company, and some outside participants), who are all willing to inform the algorithms: What scene in a movie makes their hearts beat faster?
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The rounded shape and split key design align your hands and wrists in an anatomically correct position while the bulbous curvature of the palm rest rotates your wrists slightly outward (although this rotation isn't quite as noticeable as that of the Microsoft Sculpt).
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Samsung has announced the Galaxy A80, a new midrange phone with a camera that not only slides up from the rear of the device, but also automatically rotates so it can function as both a selfie camera and a rear-mounted camera.
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Brakhage's kaleidoscopic imagery rotates like mandalas or comb jellyfish across the film's emulsion, similar to the formless shapes that appear behind tightly-shut eyelids; Matamoros' work, as meandering as it is startling, pauses for moments of beauty before transforming into something defiantly creepy.
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For each workshop, SoulPaws rotates between using therapy dogs, miniature horses or other small animals, such as rabbits, guinea pigs and rats, all provided by the Association for Human-Animal Bond Studies, Hooves and Paws therapy animals and the San Diego Humane Society.
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The closest hint came in one of the most artfully shot scenes from last night's episode, where Ray is conversing with a programmer as the camera slowly rotates around the two to unveil the right side of his face — bloodied, swollen and bruised.
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Then a third-party organic processor drains the water out, and puts the wild rice in a parcher—a pipe 4 feet in diameter and 25 feet long that rotates to keeps the wild rice stirred up while it's heated to 260 degrees.
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The stock rotates often, and while you won't find Warhols, Basquiats or Avedons here, you will find an impressive array of work from up-and-coming artists and Instagram favorites like Eric T. White, David Brandon Geeting, Rachel Levit Ruiz and Chad Moore.
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Even when the hedge is perfectly executed, Harden has the height and feel to get the ball into the hands of the roll guy, who can either roll toward an unprotected rim or, if the defense rotates, kick out to an open shooter.
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The Android or iOS software then uses the accelerometer's data to tell how you're holding your phone and orients the screen appropriately so that when you want to switch from browsing the web to watching a wide-screen video, the screen rotates automatically.
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Not only is the planet's axis at a near 90 degree angle—causing it to orbit the sun in a sideways motion—but it also rotates in a retrograde motion opposite the sun and the rest of the planets (except for Venus).
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New results confirmed that the object rotates with a period of 15 hours or so, and is very dark, reflecting only 6 to 13 percent of the incoming sunlight, Cathy Olkin, a planetary scientist at the Southwest Research Institute, said in a press conference.
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While he rotates through 15 suits and a similar number of blazers each season, choosing from 10 pairs of shoes and a handful of custom shirts from his own label, getting dressed in the morning takes him no more than 10 minutes, Mr. Miani said.
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Jorge Jacob's food truck rotates between six different locations, selling bagels inspired by New York favorites Ess-a-Bagel and Murray's Bagels but tinged with local touches: A black beer reduction replaces the traditional malt syrup, and one variety is flecked with biquinho peppers.
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Called the Cosmic Rewind, the ride will include a planetarium exhibition where guests will be able to explore the fictional planet of Xandar before going on an adventure with the Guardians of the Galaxy on "a storytelling coaster that rotates 360 degrees," according to Disney.
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The engine, which can be located nearby or a foot or two away, produces the laser and sends it to the head via a fiber-optic cable (and some kind of proprietary mechanism that rotates slowly enough that it could theoretically work for years continuously).
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As NASA noted, the reason one should still use protective glasses or other equipment during a total solar eclipse is because as the moon rotates in front of the sun, it's very difficult to determine the exact window of time someone might have to look at it.
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With a risqué advertising campaign that includes beautiful blindfolded people in sparkling gowns, and an outdoor marquee that rotates cheeky messages ("Saving a drink from spilling is a small, yet significant act of heroism"), it's easy to see why the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas attracts attention.
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The scientists said Jupiter's jet streams, related to the familiar stripes on its surface, plunge some 13,800 miles (3,000 km) below cloud level, and that its deep interior is comprised of a fluid hydrogen and helium mixture that rotates as if it were a solid body.
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The rating reflects Lendlease's inherently cyclical core property development and construction businesses in Australia, the UK, US and Asia as the company rotates between its investment and cash-generation phases, and the impact property cycles have on the businesses in the countries in which it operates.
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The problem in that story is that there's this alien world that rotates around a trinary star system — it has three stars — and whenever the stars line up, the alien planet experiences cataclysmic natural disasters, all of civilization dies, and they have to rebuild from scratch.
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Just occasionally we get a glimpse of it as metal rotates out of the stocks-financing shadows into the glare of the LME warehouse reports, as often as not in the U.S. port of New Orleans, which received close to 90,000 tonnes over the course of June.
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Jeffrey C. Hall, Michael Rosbash and Michael W. Young were awarded the prize for their research on how plants, humans and animals adapt their biological rhythm to synchronize with our planet's day and night cycle, as the earth rotates, in order to control their daily life.
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It also auto-rotates sideways photos, crops the photos, corrects the photo perspective, and saves them in a digital album where you can further filter them, share, or – with the subscription – save locally, backup to the cloud, sync to other devices, or publish to a family website.
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Telltale signs of the shop's vintage Americana aesthetic include an antique barber's pole that rotates the classic red, white and blue stripes in the corner window, an 1890s carousel horse that is stabled in the children's section and a collection of shaving mugs inscribed with customer names.
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"I like to do a circuit — 10 minutes in each," said Ms. Langham–Schwartz, who rotates between the building's 82-foot lap pool, saltwater pool, cold plunge pool and hot tub, as well the steam room and the sauna, to recuperate from her demanding dance schedule.
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The lamp's head tilts up to 135 degrees and rotates up to 180 degrees, plus, the arm can be tilted up to 150 degrees and swivels 90 degrees, which is to say, this lamp will illuminate anything you want in just about any direction while charging your phone.
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Each of these federal judges rotates into Washington to sit in the highly-secure courtroom inside the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Pennsylvania Avenue to review and sign FISA applications, which then become formal warrants to surveil national security targets in a variety of classified and unclassified ways.
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The set, designed by Tom Rogers, is a giant gray box that rotates on a turntable and reveals, as doors open and walls push aside, a labyrinth of shifting spaces: raw wood incompletely painted a radiant blue and studded with panels with the jewel tones of stained glass.
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Kibler's novel rotates among the stories of spitfire Lizzie, who has clawed her way out of the gutter to protect her daughter; fragile Mattie, who has lost her sickly child; and Cate, a modern-day librarian with her own tortured past who becomes obsessed with the Berachah story.
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I was able to transfer my balance to a no-interest card and it will be paid off in three months) Cell Phone: $42 (on a family plan with my parents and sister) Charitable Donation: $30 (my company rotates to a different charity each month) Day One 8 a.m.
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The Brooklyn studio that Rouse shares with a handful of other artists houses a foot-powered machine that likely dates to the 1890s, which rotates a broom by its handle, allowing Rouse to build up its sweeping end layer by layer, and a heavy vise that stands at hip height.
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There are two types of jewelry we avidly invest in: the symbolic, life-long pieces (like wedding bands or future family heirlooms) and the day-to-day "fashion" jewelry that rotates as often as our shoes (like cool hoops, fun rings that may temporarily turn your fingers green, and stackable necklaces).
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Before you start curling though, you'll need to figure out which set of barrels to use — the 1.2 or 1.6 inch — because the engine inside the base only rotates air in one direction so you'll have to switch between a left and right to curl both sides of your head.
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It's an unusual meeting that will get added scrutiny, given Trump's past criticisms of the U.N. U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley is the president of the Security Council this month, a job that rotates between the permanent members — U.S., Great Britain, France, China and Russia — according to NBC News.
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