It's alarming: A robotic voice recites various notifications as screens light up: pull up, wind shear, wind shear, wind shear, terrain, obstacle, obstacle, pull up.
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There, and then we're going to go MICHAEL D. SHEAR, White House correspondent: Mr. Trump, Mike Shear.
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How Twitch CEO Emmett Shear thinks about tech addiction Kurt Wagner talked to Twitch CEO Emmett Shear about tech addiction.
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So shear is detrimental for hurricanes, and when you get a lot of shear it tends to really knock down the season.
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Michael was at first in a weakened state due to wind shear, and then entered some really hot Gulf waters with less shear.
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One of them communicates the amount of wind shear that a tropical storm or hurricane is facing, since high amounts of shear can tear a storm apart.
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You shear a sheep: T his involves a lot of wrestling while wielding a clipping shear that runs down the body, shaving the hair as close as possible to the skin.
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They calculated the shear-wave velocity of the caldera's internal structure using the historical earthquake tomography data (a technique in which x-rays are used to display a cross-section through a solid body, like the Earth's crust), where high shear-wave velocity indicated low amplification of seismic waves and low shear-wave velocity represented areas experiencing intense amplification.
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Klotzbach says that low vertical wind shear, the change in wind direction with the height of the atmosphere, has also played a role; high wind shear tends to prevent hurricanes from gaining strength.
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Weather risks, largely: thunderstorms, icing, wind shear, and especially clouds.
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For Shear Pleasure, short story reading, crafts, barnyard animal feeding.
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Michael D. Shear, Patricia Mazzei and Emily Cochrane contributed reporting.
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"He didn't think there was enough tension," Mr. Shear said.
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Michael D. Shear, Zach Montague and Alan Rappeport contributed reporting.
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The lower the shear-wave velocity, the more fluid the material.
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Dissenters rebelled against the shear cheek of the New Labour machine.
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A lot of it is just that the shear is lower.
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And it looks like the shear is going to go up.
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Source: Aviation WeekComputer generates microburst image in Boeing wind shear research.
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They also give seemingly unrelated results for peel, shear, and tack.
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For Shear Pleasure, short-story reading, crafts and barnyard animal feeding.
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"That's a big fight," New York Times reporter Michael Shear said.
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The hurricane has encountered almost no wind shear to weaken it.
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Background reading: • Michael D. Shear on Mr. Mueller's reputation for independence.
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Michael D. Shear, Sheryl Gay Stolberg and Catie Edmondson contributed reporting.
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Catie Edmondson, Michael D. Shear and Sheryl Gay Stolberg contributed reporting.
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"But the Democratic base really wants this to happen," Shear said.
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To get Singer's new lob, Michael used SharkFin shear scissors and razor.
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Wind shear describes how both wind speed and direction change with height.
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Shear, however, doesn't think things have changed as much as I do.
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CEO Emmett Shear talks with The Verge's Bijan Stephen about the moves.
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"If lawmakers overuse these platforms they will lose their effectiveness," Shear said.
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That includes Emmet Shear and Justin Kan, the co-founders of Twitch.
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Increasing wind shear should also cause winds to lose speed, it said.
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SCARSDALE "For Shear Pleasure," short-story reading, crafts and barnyard animal feeding.
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Michael D. Shear reported from Washington, and Daisuke Wakabayashi from San Francisco.
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Mr. Shear left Mr. Kelly's studio untouched for more than a year.
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Peter Baker, Maggie Haberman, Sharon LaFraniere and Michael D. Shear contributed reporting.
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Michael D. Shear reported from Washington and Karen Yourish from New York.
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But upper-level winds known as shear swiftly tore the storm apart.
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Shear seems to find his way to the final thing we see.
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By cropping the figure, Shear hints at this featureless behemoth's massive scale.
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"A key question here is timing," New York Times reporter Michael Shear said.
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You can restrain it on a mattress on the ground and shear it.
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Shear is basically the change in wind direction with height in the atmosphere.
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Streaming the Future with Emmett Shear (Twitch) 9:45 AM – 10:05 AM
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There is low wind shear (around 9 knots) and plenty of atmospheric humidity.
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Such fronts can enhance low level wind shear, elevating the threat for tornadoes.
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"It's not just accepting a check," Shear told CNN Business in an interview.
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I floated through Hal's wake: cascades of shear and compression, acceleration and stall.
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But even that feeling is "beginning to fray around the edges," Shear said.
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Twitch CEO Emmett Shear is trying to grow the streaming site beyond gaming.
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The New York Times' Maggie Haberman and Michael Shear first reported the story.
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If you do it correctly, the glass will just shear off the top.
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"It's the first really deep integration between Amazon and Twitch," Mr. Shear said.
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On today's episode: • Michael D. Shear, a White House correspondent for The Times.
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Michael D. Shear contributed reporting from Washington, and Maggie Haberman from New York.
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The New York Times's Michael Shear, who had been up since 5 a.m.
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El Niño can result in wind shear, which disrupts storms as they develop.
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"High altitude wind shear data shows a probable 2% load exceedance," tweeted Musk yesterday.
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"There's always been a certain cross-cultural appeal to gaming and Twitch," Shear said.
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Weak shear combined with the warm sea has the potential to generate powerful storms.
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When Michael was further south, it was in a very difficult wind shear environment.
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The atmosphere was essentially a powder keg, with abundant wind shear, instability and moisture.
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Smoke is obscuring the valley&aposs grand vistas of waterfalls and shear granite faces.
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Then there is the tight shave where you shear it close to the scalp.
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Wind shear is like hurricane kryptonite, and prevents storms from forming or gaining strength.
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New York Times reporter Michael Shear skeptically questioned that statement, and Sanders doubled down.
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Hurricane Isaac has seriously weakened recently due to the wind shear in the Atlantic.
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SHEAR: You've talked about the impact of the wind farms on your golf course.
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There's Apoorva Mehta of Instacart, Emmett Shear of Twitch and Sebastian Thrun of Udacity.
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The vibration causes a shear force, which causes the subunits to separate or cleave.
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Wind shear and dry air are limiting the storm's ability to organize and strengthen.
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My colleague Michael Shear wrote a handy guide to the Judiciary Committee's "markup" session.
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"They're not going to treat President Trump's tweet as a formal order," Shear said.
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"We have local sheep here in Rwanda but people... don't shear them," Abahire said.
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Would they shear their bangs away, to get their hair out of their faces?
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"Tough call, as high altitude wind shear was at 98.6% of the theoretical load limit."
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"There has been a shift in how I think about the company," Shear told me.
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In fact, the slimy network quickly collapses in the face of a shear-thinning flow.
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Warm waters feed a hurricane&aposs strength, while strong wind shear can pull it apart.
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Before handing over a phone, Shear and Cobrador said travelers might consider scrubbing its data.
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Wind shear can essentially cut off the top of the hurricane, stopping it from forming.
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Myles Shear and Don Julio hosted New Year's Eve 2019 at a Miami Beach Residence.
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She suffered from skin lesions and had to shear off her hair due to matting.
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Dr. Shear was kind enough to say, 'Well, why don't you have her call me?
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"When we left college, there was really no place that we could live," Shear said.
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The mere mention of Ms. Lockhart is enough to shear off Sheriff Franklin's folksy veneer.
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Michael D. Shear and Michael Crowley reported from Washington, and James Glanz from New York.
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We checked in with our White House correspondent Michael D. Shear about what to expect.
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On today's episode: • Michael D. Shear, a White House correspondent for The New York Times.
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Michael D. Shear and Noah Weiland reported from Washington, and Sheri Fink from New York.
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But it creates greater wind shear in the Atlantic, and thus, fewer tropical storms there.
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We talk with Michael D. Shear about the man seen as a beacon of discipline.
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"You had warm waters, low shear, and there's a decent amount of moisture," he said.
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And while figure-ground dichotomies prevail, Mr. Shear occasionally breaks out in more complex compositions.
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On today's episode: • Michael D. Shear, a White House reporter, talks about the travel restrictions.
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It said bad weather and dangerous local turbulence known as wind shear were also factors.
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Michael D. Shear, a White House correspondent for The Times, discussed the tech he's using.
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The director Scott Elliott's cast includes Matthew Broderick, Jill Eikenberry, Claudia Shear and Mr. Shawn.
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His wife, Queen Silvia, sat beside him in a gold gown with shear long sleeves.
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Peter Shear is working through every form of abstraction, figuring out what paint can do.
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Like the strongest paintings in this heartfelt exhibition, Shear isn't interested in parody or mimicry.
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When the Atlantic is in its hurricane-producing phase, with low wind shear and high surface temperatures in its central region, the part along the American coast behaves in the opposite manner, with high wind shear and low surface temperatures that sap storms' energy.
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"Back In The Band" chomps like a steel shear and then soars with sugary dual leads.
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But don't worry, One Directioners, even with Payne's short shear, he's still as dreamy as ever.
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Unfortunately, the researchers note, it's not possible to just shear all of the alpacas while standing.
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"Some people's communities are irreverent and a little troll-y and all about memes," Shear said.
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From the get-go, Nepartak has been impacted by no more than 6-12 mph shear.
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"The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments about President Trump's decision to end DACA," Shear says.
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This year we've had really low shear, which is probably driven by El Niño-like conditions.
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Relatively low atmospheric wind shear also favors strengthening, and a period of rapid intensification is possible.
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This is a good way to think about shear forces on the base of a structure.
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For his part, Shear says that focusing on what's happening elsewhere isn't the most efficient move.
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UPDATE: Due to "excessive" wind shear, the launch has been pushed back to 2141:2000 p.m.
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UPDATE: Due to "excessive" wind shear, the launch has been pushed back to 3:45 p.m.
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"It really doesn't matter who's sitting in front of the camera with you today," Shear said.
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Tough call, as high altitude wind shear was at 98.6% of the theoretical load limit. pic.twitter.
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He should be able to do much of that by the shear strength of his personality.
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Michael D. Shear and Michael S. Schmidt reported from Washington, and Maggie Haberman from New York.
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That includes decreased wind shear across the tropical Atlantic, which creates favorable conditions for tropical development.
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Twitch CEO Emmett Shear said startups must recognize that accepting money from certain investors has consequences.
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The concept is the brainchild of millennials Ryan Shear and Noah Gottlieb, both principals at PMG.
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The distance you put between the comb and the shear determines how short you can go.
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Emmett Shear is the CEO and co-founder of Twitch, a startup born out of Justin.
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High wind shear tends to blow the tops off storms and saps them of their strength.
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On today's episode: Michael D. Shear, who covers the White House for The New York Times.
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He brings along an associate, Gabe (Matthew Shear), and Harold doesn't take the meeting so well.
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Shear and I stood in silence for a time, watching the colors move around the room.
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Zolan Kanno-Youngs and Michael D. Shear reported from Washington, and Maggie Haberman from New York.
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The big ones, for New York City residents, are infrastructure and immigration, Mr. Shear told us.
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I spoke to Mr. Shear about the images he made and his time with the artist.
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"I think that might be, since '84 — that might be the fourth hat," Mr. Shear said.
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" Mr. Shear said, "I still talk about Ellsworth in the present, like we're doing projects together.
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But with Hurricane Lane, the shear has been very low allowing it to intensify, Klotzbach said.
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Warm oceans, along with low wind shear, are two key ingredients that fuel and sustain hurricanes.
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The Times' White House correspondent, Michael D. Shear, has covered Barack Obama's presidency from the beginning.
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Gently shear into water, stirring with a wooden or stainless steel spoon until soda is dissolved.
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If the meeting with Kim goes badly, Shear told me, "we'll be in a worse spot."
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We found that the signatures of climate change are not consistent with observed changes in wind shear.
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Vertical wind shear removes energy from hurricanes by pulling heat and moisture out of a storm's centre.
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Normally, cracks will start to form in areas experiencing extreme shear from ice flowing off the continent.
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But it also may reduce the availability of wind shear, which is another crucial ingredient for tornadoes.
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The timing, Michael Shear of The New York Times suggests, could at least present a genuine opportunity.
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This is caused by wind shear—streams of air travelling at different speeds or in different directions.
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The last, mountain-wave turbulence, is similar to wind shear, and occurs downstream from a mountain range.
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As the two fronts meet, it creates a "shear" between the layers of air in the atmosphere.
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" But, he said, "it will weaken Tuesday or Wednesday once it hits cooler waters and stronger shear.
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These are signs of vertical wind shear and extreme instability, and they are very dangerous to firefighters.
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A high-velocity bullet creates a shock wave around it, which can stretch and shear surrounding tissues.
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You're supposed to process the wool after you shear the sheep, but I didn't really do that.
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It also has a favorable atmospheric environment for intensifying, with little wind shear and plenty of moisture.
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Michael D. Shear and Ben Hubbard report on President Obama's meeting with King Salman in this article:
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Davis and Shear perform this contextual service time and again throughout their book, which is essential reading.
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"I hope and intend to resolve these disputes without ever needing to file a complaint," Shear said.
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"Democrats are itching to investigate him on immigration," New York Times White House reporter Michael Shear said.
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"The shear was high, so nobody expected it was going to intensify this rapidly," Dr. Jiang said.
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" TRUMP'S BUSY DAY: From the New York Times' Michael D. Shear: "Sometimes, 140 characters just aren't enough.
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"His nose sort of dripped, his eyes watered, he was always looking for Kleenex," Mr. Shear said.
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But Trump's new hires will soon face a diplomatic test, The New York Times' Michael Shear explains.
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Here's what we can expect, according to my colleague Michael Shear, who has been covering the hearings.
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Reporting was contributed by Emily Cochrane, Catie Edmondson, Patricia Mazzei, Michael D. Shear and Sheryl Gay Stolberg.
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He also said upper level winds, called shear, tend to be strong enough to tear storms apart.
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In this podcast, White House correspondent Michael D. Shear talks about President Obama's final days in office.
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And that number is likely about to go even lower, New York Times reporter Michael Shear said.
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The following spring, Lee allegedly threw a metal shear at the gardener for not removing weeds properly.
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They met over coffee where Kan and Shear pitched their idea before flying out to San Francisco.
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Parents Brian and Brittany Shear of Huntington Beach, California, filmed the entire encounter and posted it on YouTube.
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The amount of wind shear can help determine whether a particular storm intensifies or weakens before hitting land.
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To collect this wool, of course, you need to shear the animals, just like you do for sheep.
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Ryan Shear of Property Markets Group builds expensive flats in Miami, which are often bought by Latin Americans.
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Shear said that it's hard for an individual piece of content to spread across the world on Twitch.
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"After landfall, interaction with land and an increase in wind shear should induce gradual weakening," the NHC said.
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In 2014, the watch dealer Andrew Shear got married wearing one that he said cost him about $250,000.
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According to Shear, it quickly became obvious that people who play video games want to watch others play.
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It was actually still intensifying even in an environment with a lot of wind shear, which was odd.
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But conditions are more favorable during the season, when ocean temperatures are warmer and wind shear is lower.
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Wind shear is a weather phenomenon that results in a sudden burst of wind over a short distance.
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El Niños generally bring increased wind shear over the tropical Atlantic, which deters the development of tropical systems.
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"There's clear demand from the creator side and the viewer side for this non-gaming content," Shear added.
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"He's determined to continue to push forward and keep fighting for trans rights in this facility," said Shear.
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And there are major influences from the Pacific Ocean that can drive down wind shear in the Atlantic.
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"We're entering a period on the Russian investigations which may be a little bit publicly fallow," Shear said.
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Redditor ImJonathan shared a picture of the adorable baby alpaca who had just gotten its first wool shear.
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" — Michael D. Shear Yovanovitch transcript, Page 270: "It's not like I sent in a formal cable outlining everything.
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The tremors created damage with consistent patterns, like shear marks, that were seen on multiple pillars and walls.
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I hold a raw bud between my fingers and rotate it slowly as I shear away the leaves.
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Wind shear is the sudden changes in wind direction as you get higher and higher in the atmosphere.
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None of our forecast models saw this sort of strengthening in the face of 20-25 kt shear.
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Vertical wind shear will increase over the next week, which will likely suppress hurricane development, CSU forecasters say.
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Wind shear refers to differences in the directions or speeds wind blows at different heights in the atmosphere.
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Dan Shear, a Universal Life minister and a friend of the couple, officiated, with Cantor Edward Robin participating.
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BORDER WARSInside Trump's Assault on ImmigrationBy Julie Hirschfeld Davis and Michael D. Shear On the morning of Jan.
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If there's no wind shear, the storm can keep turning, keeping intact and gaining strength, according to NOAA.
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In general, the Pacific side has had low wind shear and warmer waters, which are conducive for storms.
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"This is not only a policy approach, but it's also political," New York Times reporter Michael Shear said.
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An El Niño will reduce hurricane development in the Atlantic by creating more wind shear across the region.
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Together, the two new papers offer the strongest evidence yet that seismic ruptures can reach super-shear speeds.
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Are certain kinds of rock, or older and more damaged faults, more likely to produce super-shear quakes?
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As reporter Michael D. Shear wrote: Their dream was that they would no longer have to make decisions.
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Winds there can have wildly different speeds and directions at different altitudes, a phenomenon known as vertical wind shear.
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"I think the difference between Twitch and any competition is that degree of hyperfocus on the streamer," Shear said.
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As for Democrats -- Shear reports that lawmakers and liberal activists are already lined up to fight against it. 2.
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This system affects key sea conditions that bolster a hurricane's strength, including (and especially) water temperature and wind shear.
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"If you plot shear averages over the Atlantic over the past 30 years, there's really no trend," he says.
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You can shear the animal while it's standing, and get a bunch of assistants to hold it in place.
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"People weren't thinking about how much you could also empower bad actors by doing that as well," Shear said.
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"The one with good, strong moderation, in many ways, is actually the place with freer speech," Shear told me.
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" As for the competitive landscape, Shear beamed "I think it's awesome to see such vigorous invest in livestreaming globally.
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Shear used the term "multiplayer entertainment" often during his TwitchCon's keynote, a concept Twitch seems to be leaning into.
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"I talked to a very senior Democratic senator last week who said he thinks that's largely posturing," Shear says.
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Dorian's wind shear is expected to weaken as it approaches Florida, meaning the storm is likely to get worse.
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The firm was founded by a guy named Victor Shear, who built his name in the information management sector.
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Such wind shear, in which winds change in direction and/or speed with height, can tear tropical cyclones apart.
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And then dissecting every second of it with my Washington bureau colleagues Maureen Dowd, Carl Hulse and Michael Shear.
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"The Democrats are going to try to take the issue of DACA and win elections with that," Shear explains.
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Featured Article: "Trump Impeached for Abuse of Power and Obstruction of Congress" by Nicholas Fandos and Michael D. Shear.
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One of the elements is increased wind shear across the tropical Atlantic, which creates hostile conditions for hurricane development.
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Our reporter Michael Shear gave us an inside look on how he broke the news of Mr. Comey's firing.
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"The expectation is that Miller will be able to push it as close to zero as possible," Shear said.
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Shear referred questions about the timing of his reporting to a Times spokesperson, who provided a statement to POLITICO.
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"Julie Davis and Mike Shear took a leave from The Times to report 'Border Wars,'" the Times spokesperson wrote.
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"Democrats think they have the edge both politically and legally on this," New York Times reporter Michael Shear said.
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Even with those impediments, the rupture traveled at super-shear velocity, and it did so right from the start.
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With shear disregard to the country's constitution, these security structures swear allegiance to Mugabe and not to the country.
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"When you're using Facebook, you have to agree to their terms of service," Shear told me during a phone call.
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"It's not that people are buying something, it's that people are putting their wallets where their soul is," Shear said.
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Some are small and inconsequential, and some -- such as increased wind shear that tears apart hurricanes, could actually be beneficial.
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The strength of a hurricane is determined by three main factors: water temperature, wind shear, and moisture in the atmosphere.
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Babak Parviz, who runs the secretive Grand Challenge team, is organizationally under AWS' CEO, as is Twitch founder Emmett Shear.
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Additionally, Sowle voiced a variety of characters in video game Fallout 3 and performed in murder mystery play Shear Madness.
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The Shaker Museum | Mount Lebanon received a gift of Shaker pieces collected by Ellsworth Kelly and his husband Jack Shear.
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Shear shouted out early users who've been with it since Twitch was a Y Combinator live-vlogging startup called Justin.tv.
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The crash, which killed 49 people, was believed to have been caused by "wind shear," according to an airline official.
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"That would be injecting the immigration issue back into the country just as the 73 election is underway," Shear says.
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"Half of the things he said were shear genius, and half of the things he said were a little crazy."
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To do that, you want to know as much as you can about shear thickening so you can control it.
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According to SpaceX, the seas were extremely rough for this landing attempt, with high wind shear near the drone ship.
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New York Times reporter Michael Shear says it's the 38th time a federal court has blocked one of Trump's policies.
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One of its effects is increased wind shear across the tropical Atlantic, which creates hostile conditions for tropical storm development.
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Asked whether Souki's dismissal has altered Cheniere's plans, Shear shrugged off the notion the company is planning on changing course.
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"I would like to personally apologize to Maty for what has come of this situation," Shear said in the statement.
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One of the elements affected is increased wind shear across the tropical Atlantic, which creates hostile conditions for tropical development.
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Mine pops open when you flip a plastic tab that has begun to shear loose and will soon snap off.
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A backup shear ram could improve the likelihood that the equipment would seal off the pipe before it blows out.
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"It's an interesting softening of the President's rhetoric, which has been pretty hard-line on the travel ban," Shear said.
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"If an individual soccer player needed to be restricted from the United States, they could still do that," Shear added.
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Several tech executives, including Jeremy Stoppelman of Yelp and Emmett Shear of Twitch, have given money to housing advocacy groups.
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And New York Times reporter Michael Shear says he's lagging behind his predecessors when it comes to visiting other countries.
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A wind shear is a change in wind speed and/or direction over a relatively short distance in the atmosphere.
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New York Times' Michael Shear, a former Virginia politics reporter who now covers the White House, explains what happens now.
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Investors: The Chernin Group, Fifty Years, Zhen Fund, Garage Capital, Twitch CEO Emmett Shear, and Zynga co-founder Justin Waldron.
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Parts of the Shear Zone can be up to 650 feet thick and "intensely crevassed," the National Science Foundation said.
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But as Dorian moves into warmer waters, a weaker wind shear will allow it to strengthen over the coming days.
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By the end of August, waters in the tropics have warmed, and wind shear across the Atlantic begins to weaken.
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Mr. Shear moved to Spencertown in 1984 in what the two men termed "an experiment," which became a lasting marriage.
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" Swimming is particularly good exercise for amputees, Dr. Crandell added, because it "doesn't put shear force on the residual limb.
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First are the P (compressional) waves, then the S (shear) waves — about 40 percent slower when traveling through solid rock.
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Gently shear into water, stirring with a wooden or stainless steel spoon until crystals are completely dissolved, about 27 seconds.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, this vertical shear is especially pronounced in a tropical cyclone's front-right (generally the northeast) quadrant.
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White House reporters Maggie Haberman and Michael D. Shear were joined by Carl Hulse, chief Washington correspondent for The Times.
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Just to the right of the green brushstroke Shear has made a blue parallelogram out of a few overlapping strokes.
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Now, whether you're the type to say "alpaca one and take it home", or "alpaca my bags before taking one home", this shows a chance for you to live vicunarously to those who love their shear charm and are willing shear it with others, without fleecing them or pulling the wool over their eyes.
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Shear co-founded and runs the Amazon-owned live video service, which is best known for its interactive video game broadcasts.
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Mr Shear is already building flats with drop-off and pick-up areas, to accommodate people who travel by Uber cars.
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His newfound celebrity status will hopefully get him a little more love and attention, along with a shear here and there.
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Twitch, Shear said, really tries to follow its own TOS, even though the process of moderation is occasionally opaque to streamers.
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The shear impact of his landing on the Moon caused the formation of a large crater, which is named after him.
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Shear said that throughout all of Twitch's changes, the core of its business is not just about passive consumption, but interactivity.
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As you know, hurricanes don't like wind shear — when the winds change direction or speed as you go up in altitude.
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It's also moving into a region where there is not a lot of wind shear that would tear the storm apart.
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"Whatever you're bringing with you, you've gotta be prepared that there's going to be a very invasive security screening," Shear said.
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This could have been because wind shear forced eddies to stay in their respective thin horizontal layers instead of stretching vertically.
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The sheep began kicking wildly as she started to shear the animal, but she didn't flinch or lose her grasp once.
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"Attorney General Bill Barr complained about it last week, saying that this practice is a violation of Constitutional principles," Shear said.
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It also leads to higher wind shear across the tropical Atlantic, which tends to reduce the risk of tropical storms developing.
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Secondly, wind shear — winds that hit hurricanes from their sides and break them apart — is typically lighter this time of year.
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Tornadoes thrive in part on strong vertical shear, which means a difference in horizontal winds' direction and speed at different heights.
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During this time, key environmental factors -- including higher ocean temperatures and reduced wind shear -- often align to fuel especially powerful storms.
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"It became the tail that wagged the dog," Emmett Shear, a co-founder and Twitch's current C.E.O., later told the Times .
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He is now performing Off Broadway in "Shear Madness," but will leave that production join the Cirque production, Mr. Zeiger said.
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MICHAEL D. SHEAR The economy has grown slowly in recent years, and one reason is a prolonged slump in productivity growth.
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As the New York Times' Michael Shear explains, the trip south doesn't necessarily mean all quiet on the White House front.
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"Four thousand pounds of bite force shear the full-grown seal in half," we're told as a shark makes a kill.
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The case is Shear et al v Amin et al, New York State Supreme Court, New York County, No. 654104/2018.
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Airline pilots are trained regularly on the appropriate procedures to maneuver after encountering a wind shear event produced by a thunderstorm.
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That's not really how we experience shear force, but it is a good phenomenon to take advantage of for robotic purposes.
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Bloomberg reports that Twitch CEO Emmett Shear has a goal of $1 billion in ad sales, over double its current sales.
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Another, which Mr. Jeck has photographed under a blanket of snow, comprises two massive chevrons that edge together, then shear apart.
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Dry air tends to suppress the warm updrafts that are characteristic of hurricanes, and wind shear can disrupt the storm's structure.
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The strengthening occurred despite pronounced wind shear in the region that might have been expected to weaken the storm, she added.
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Shear, a self-taught painter who lives in Bloomington, Indiana, showed around thirty abstract paintings that measure ten by eight inches.
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In a Twitter thread, Twitch's CEO Emmett Shear apologized and said the company was investigating how the content had been promoted.
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But the Carr fire also had shear winds: large air currents, blowing in opposite directions, that produced rotation at their interface.
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Mr. Shear pointed to the artist's main work table, with a notebook open to thumbnail sketches of four joined-panel paintings.
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Then it began to shear, sending the ice in front of the ship from the starboard side to the port side.
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El Niño brings warmer water in the eastern Pacific equatorial region and decreases vertical wind shear over the tropical central Pacific.
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Those include warmer-than-average ocean temperatures, which add energy to storms, and weaker-than-average trade winds and wind shear.
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But the White House brings out a lot of gremlins in presidents as they deal with the wind shear of history.
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"Wind shear is one of the most dangerous things," he said, referring to an abrupt shift in wind speed or direction.
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Players who decide to shear or grow out their locks in a major way, however, might need to be re-scanned.
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In this podcast, Mr. Shear reflects on Mr. Obama's leave-taking, his farewell speech, his mood and his post-presidential plans.
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Shear is not wrong that the two parties cannot agree on basic facts or that the impeachment inquiry has been divisive.
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Tornadoes thrive, in part, on strong vertical shear, which means a difference in horizontal winds' direction and speed at different heights.
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"It's going to turn out that it's not so easy to connect the fixes to the problems," Mr. Shear points out.
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Emmett Shear, CEO of TwitchShear is the founder of Twitch, the video streaming service Amazon acquired for $970 million in 2014.
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Ten years ago, Justin Kan and Emmett Shear had just sold their app company, Kiko, and were itching for another venture.
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Was the super-shear behavior intrinsic to this fault, or was it prompted by something specific in how the quake began?
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Peter Shear: Magnolias All at Once continues at the Fortnight Institute (60 East 4th Street, East Village, Manhattan) through July 16.
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Jack Shear lived with Ellsworth Kelly for 32 years, in a house adjacent to the studio where Mr. Kelly worked, in Spencertown, N.Y. After Mr. Kelly's death in 2015, Mr. Shear preserved the studio intact, occasionally photographing the space, until Mr. Kelly's last canvases were removed to be shown at the Matthew Marks Gallery in New York.
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"The way that a lot of mobile apps work is this dopamine rush," Shear said on the latest episode of Recode Media.
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Dawn breaks on the Southern Plains and GOES gives us a look at the wind shear part of the severe weather forecast.
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Reporting was contributed by Peter Baker, Adam Goldman, Eileen Sullivan and Michael D. Shear from Washington, and Maggie Haberman from New York.
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The episode was detailed in the book titled "Border Wars," by The New York Times' Julie Hirschfeld Davis and Michael D. Shear.
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As Shear recounted in the deposition, there was virtually no training on sexual assault protocol for people who worked at Rainier School.
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"It's very explicitly not a free speech platform," said Shear, which is a big difference in philosophy between Twitch and its peers.
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Shear said he saw at Reddit the difference between communities with strong moderation versus ones that didn't have much moderation at all.
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But New York Times White House Correspondent Michael Shear will be keeping his eye on the Supreme Court in the coming weeks.
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"There will likely not be a single mind in that audience that has to be convinced to support the President," Shear said.
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"When you build projects like this, you're not worried about the next 36 months — you're really worried about 20 years," Shear said.
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The storm passed through an area of powerful wind shear — winds that hit storms at their sides, and weaken a hurricane's strength.
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Michael Shear of The New York Times said they could tell us a lot about the national mood headed into the midterms.
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Before teaming up to acquire the refinery, Shear ran Morgan Stanley's commodities business and Amin traded commodities at Lehman Brothers and UBS.
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The court dispute is not related to the operation or performance of the refinery, Shear said in a phone interview on Friday.
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The overall number of storms could drop, Dr. Emanuel said, because factors like stronger wind shear could keep weaker storms from forming.
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There's one with Griffon Ramsey, an Austin, Texas–based artist who uses chainsaws to shear elaborate sculptures out of wood and ice.
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"It has this doorlike quality to it," said Mr. Shear, noting how the white shape perceptually "flips" between projecting forward and receding.
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"I think the institution of the White House and the physical building has a huge impact on its occupants," Mr. Shear says.
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CLAUDIA SHEAR I think there's a place for "Guys and Dolls" until the last splinter of light dies out on the planet.
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A mooring rope could snap with enough force to rip off a man's head, or a falling grate could shear off fingers.
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Shear typically works in acrylic on prepared canvases that usually measure ten by eight inches, which can be oriented vertically or horizontally.
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Hurricane Lane may have looked like a monster storm earlier this week, but it petered out by Friday thanks to strong wind shear.
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" It had teeth similar to fruit-eating bats and could nip, shear and crush," explained the University of Southern California, in its statement.
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The company is proposing a planetary aerial vehicle based on "dynamic soaring," which takes advantage of wind shear to generate lift and velocity.
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So they restrained the animals in each of the three ways — standing, tied to mattress, tied to special table — but didn't shear them.
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In between learning how to properly care for them and shear wool, the two pals would post photos of the animals to Instagram.
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Krejca sent the specimen for analysis to millipede specialists Paul Marek of Virginia Tech and William Shear of Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia.
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A classic hurricane killer is wind shear — winds that hit hurricanes on their sides and can tilt them or blow off their top.
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At a panel during TwitchCon 2018, Twitch co-founder and CEO Emmett Shear said that this is only the beginning for the company.
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The low-level winds provided plenty of wind shear, which allowed the severe thunderstorms to develop the persistent rotation necessary for producing tornadoes.
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It no longer features a tell-tale eye, and satellite images show clouds being pushed away from the center by vertical wind shear.
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He joined our family this summer and we couldn't wait to give him a better life, starting with this slow, gentle, summer shear.
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"I think that it's really important for companies not to get too hung up on what their competitors are up to," Shear said.
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Brian and Brittany Shear were headed to Hawaii from Los Angeles and had bought seats for themselves and their 18-year-old Mason.
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Mr. Shear is also a part-time partner at venture capital firm Y Combinator, where he advises fledgling startups on product and strategy.
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Strong wind shear -- the change in wind direction and speed with height -- in the region will keep the system on the weaker side.
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Twitch CEO Emmett Shear announced the new service, appropriately called Twitch Prime, at the company's community convention held this year in San Diego.
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El Niño features warmer water in the eastern Pacific equatorial region, creating greater wind shear in the Atlantic, and thus, fewer tropical storms.
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"It's very challenging with these computer crimes because people can hide their tracks," said Bradley Shear, a lawyer who specializes in media cases.
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"Usually, grief is acute in the beginning, and it becomes integrated into a person's life as they adapt to the loss," Shear said.
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Davis, who interviewed Miller along with Shear, took to Twitter to offer a similar explanation for not using the audio for the podcast.
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Dry air and wind shear prevented new thunderstorms from forming, according to NASA, preventing the most damaging storm impacts from hitting the ground.
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At this point, hurricanes need low wind shear — or a lack of prevailing wind — to form the cyclonic shape associated with a hurricane.
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A vote to leave the bloc could shear half a percentage point off British growth annually in the coming years, the organization warned.
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Wise joins our growing list of Disrupt SF speakers that currently includes Hyperloop One's Shervin Pishevar, Twitch's Emmet Shear and Instacart's Apoorva Mehta.
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I believe Shear also posts his work on Instagram, but as I have not plugged into that yet, they were new to me.
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"Trump has filled his public speeches and Twitter feed with sometimes false, fear-stoking language," The Times' Peter Baker and Mike Shear write.
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"Ellsworth likes to play games with vision more than anything," said Mr. Shear, who still speaks of his partner in the present tense.
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Sufficiently warm water is typically abundant across the tropical Atlantic during hurricane season, but wind shear and atmospheric moisture are far less consistent.
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In all, 16 reporters including Catie Edmondson, Michael D. Shear, and Maggie Haberman contributed to that feed, which consisted of 56 news items.
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The pilots continued descents through severe turbulence, low-level wind shear, and gusts stronger than they were trained to handle, the report says.
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Twitch CEO Emmett Shear has spoken publicly about the issues surrounding Twitch's search functionality and how it needs to improve on that front.
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The Times revealed the news this week in an excerpt to promote Shear and Davis' book, "Border Wars," which comes out next week.
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Now, together, this helped to create wind shear, down near the perimeter, and that is what helps create some of the more violent tornadoes.
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When that's combined with a strong jet stream in the Plains and Midwest, it creates the wind shear needed for twisters to take shape.
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The difference between checking Facebook constantly and watching Twitch regularly is like the difference between abusing drugs and sleeping, says Twitch CEO Emmett Shear.
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CNN purchased a copy of "Border Wars," by The New York Times' Julie Hirschfeld Davis and Michael D. Shear, ahead of its official release.
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One key impediment on its power was wind shear, which threatened to topple its thunderstorms over as they attempted to encircle the storm center.
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Yet the only reason Shepard, who pleaded not guilty, faced charges is that Shear happened to walk in on him with Stallone, who's 20183.
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The agent responsible for this lowering of intensity is vertical wind shear—in other words, wind speeds and directions that vary greatly with altitude.
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Shear was ready to sell to Irving for an undisclosed value that two of the people said was about C$250 million ($191 million).
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Alongside some amazing speakers, including Twitch's Emmett Shear, Facebook's Adam Mosseri, and Instacart's Apoorva Mehta, we're also heading into the Finals of the Battlefield.
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"Cheniere is in fabulous shape, " Shear said, adding that the company has secured contracts for 87 percent of its liquefied natural gas export terminals.
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The risk seems to be that all this praise for the series' political relevance will begin to delegitimize the show's level of shear brilliance.
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Investors included big names in the space, like Spark Capital, First Round Capital, Twitch CEO Emmett Shear and founder and former CEO Justin Kan.
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Shear said streamers who net new subscribers through this perk will still be paid out normally as if the channel subscription was purchased separately.
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But other factors have complicated the picture, he said, including atmospheric changes that can affect wind shear, a factor that keeps cyclones from forming.
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That the steering currents were so weak, little vertical shear and a richly humid environmental atmosphere facilitated this extreme rainfall event in one region….
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Cooler temperatures, combined with a strong wind shear and drier air in the region where storms typically develop will further suppress hurricanes, NOAA stated.
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The shift is jarring but is part of the Trump modus operandi: People come in and out of favor with wind-shear-like abruptness.
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"We have also suspended these recommendations while we investigate how this content came to be promoted," Shear wrote in a series of tweets Sunday.
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"The tropical Atlantic remains anomalously cool, and vertical wind shear across the Caribbean has been quite strong over the past month," the report stated.
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"I don't know if you've ever seen aluminum furniture that's been left out in the elements — it gets pretty funky pretty quick," said Shear.
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Other conditions that make Hawaii an infrequent target of hurricanes include the cooler water temperatures near the islands and wind shear, which weakens storms.
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"Paul Newman's 'Newman' could easily be seen as the most important watch there is," said Andrew Shear, a prominent New York vintage watch dealer.
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"If the El Niño were to persist, it would likely reduce Atlantic hurricane activity, due to increased vertical wind shear, especially in the Caribbean."
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Hurricanes are good at producing tornadoes because they cause a lot of vertical shear -- or differences in wind direction and speed at different heights.
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Shear announced on stage at TwitchCon that the company has doubled the amount of money paid to its affiliates and partners in the past year.
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I'm Kurt Wagner in for Peter Kafka, and I'm here at the Vox Media studio in San Francisco with Emmett Shear, the CEO of Twitch.
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The changes are coming, Shear said, because the company didn't think it was doing well enough when it talked to streamers about moderating their channels.
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Shear said that the last internal survey it ran for first-time users came back with data suggesting they'd made big strides in streamer discovery.
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However, in this case, Idai was able to intensify rapidly in between Madagascar and Mozambique due to light wind shear aloft and warm ocean waters.
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In this case, Cyclone Idai was able to intensify rapidly in between Madagascar and Mozambique due to light wind shear aloft and warm ocean waters.
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Between December and May there is a much smaller area of warm water to support tropical development and there is also significantly higher wind shear.
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The glacial valley&aposs grand vista of waterfalls and shear granite faces has been obscured by a choking haze of smoke from the Ferguson Fire.
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NOAA expects sea surface temperatures to be average or above average, and it doesn't expect a lot of vertical wind shear which can weaken hurricanes.
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Local winds also have to be just right and allow the depression to spin — too much wind shear can tear an aspiring tropical cyclone apart.
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The wind shear measured where Matthew developed and made forecasters think it might not pick up enough speed to become a major storm, Shay says.
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That includes decreased wind shear -- the changing of wind speed and direction with height -- across the tropical Atlantic, which creates favorable conditions for tropical development.
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The safeguards include appropriately rated seatbelts, impact resistant seat frames, and airplane structures (like wings and engines) designed to shear off to absorb impact forces.
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Like mammoths, they were herbivores, but unlike their grazing behemoth brethren, they had sharp, pointed teeth, which they used to eat twigs and shear trees.
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"It wouldn't be a surprise if what we find is this President is a homebody for the next two years of this term," Shear said.
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On the latest episode of Recode Media, Shear said that watching something for two hours is different from repeatedly opening an app over two hours.
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The book writers Claudia Shear and Tim Federle, the composer Chris Miller, the lyricist Nathan Tysen and the director Casey Nicholaw bid for Broadway immortality.
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"[Low wind shear] is the reason why storms like Irma were able to maintain 24 mph intensity for a day and a half," Klotzbach says.
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Downstairs, an important precedent is honored in "Ellsworth Kelly: Black and White Works," organized by Jack Shear, husband of the artist, who died in 5083.
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Kelly's affection for black and white is well known, but Mr. Shear spins it afresh across photography, drawing, sculpture and especially Kelly's relief-like paintings.
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If there is an El Niño or La Niña system raising or lowering Pacific temperatures, that tends to create high wind shear in the Atlantic.
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In one phase, the mode results in warmer surface water in the tropical Atlantic and less wind shear, or changes in wind speed with altitude.
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"It's obviously a public health problem, but it also provides some political problems for this President," New York Times White House correspondent Michael Shear said.
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Vertical wind shear can essentially chop a storm up into pieces — hurricanes are cyclones, and they need to maintain a certain kind of vertical structure.
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It's a question on the minds of impeachment followers, and one my colleague Michael Shear tried to answer, based on the rules passed Tuesday night.
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Mr. Shear follows the tradition of intuitive, stylistically polymorphous abstract painters like Raoul De Keyser and René Daniëls, but connects more directly with the canvas.
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The models are based on 40 years of data and conditions, including sea surface temperatures, sea level pressures, vertical wind shear levels and El Niño.
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Most hurricanes are good at producing tornadoes because they cause a lot of vertical shear -- or differences in wind direction and speed at different heights.
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