Most shark orders feature 5 gill slits, with the outlier being the Hexanchiformes order, which features 6 to 7 gill slits.
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Mr. Ford made his husband gray merino wool turtleneck dickeys with keyhole slits for his tracheotomy tube, and, for formal events, a black silk scarf with slits.
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In the less invasive approach, surgeons work through small slits to remove the diseased lobe, slip it into a bag and then pull it out through one of the slits.
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Cut some slits in the top to let steam escape.
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Using a screw from the toilet, Camille slits her wrists.
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The purring amplifies, and Miso's eyes scrunch into blissful slits.
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Make five air slits in the center of the pie.
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Otherwise, the slits serve as stylish accents to the sleeves.
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Forget slits; his skirts have cutouts to accommodate entire limbs.
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A young woman slits her throat with her lover's razor.
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Then, she offers herself to the witch, who slits her throat.
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Especially The Slits, because it's such a power field of women.
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Sound shoots out of these slits built into the side panels.
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But there are no sharks that have only 3 gill slits.
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The rampart is five feet thick and accented with arrow slits.
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My eyes were slits, and my entire head was swathed in bandages.
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The small slits for the fetoscopes are thought to reduce these risks.
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She slits her own throat knowing that she can't outrun more of them.
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His face is misshapen, his eyes swollen slits, his brain most likely bleeding.
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Instead, the buttons are those little plastic slits right below the Sony logo.
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It's amazing that the entire story of The Slits hasn't been told before.
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The barrier is black but has hundreds of diagonal slits cut into it.
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These days, it's leg slits all the way, complemented by a shaggy 'do.
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Early in his career, Vaccarello introduced revealing dresses with up-to-there slits.
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The square neckline, thin straps, and deep side-slits elevated this sleek black dress.
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If they do, however, he slits the throat of someone on the rescuer's team.
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By 1997, the actress started to experiment with unique prints and thigh-high slits.
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In response, Yeong-hye slits her wrist as the entire family watches in horror.
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She performed and recorded with the Slits, New Age Steppers and Rip, Rig + Panic.
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Simpson fits the planes together through simple utilitarian means – notches, slits, and canvas straps.
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"That's because in 1963 there were no back slits," Saltzman told The Hollywood Reporter.
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"I'm trying to make the shape of my eyes look like slits," he says.
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More noticeable are the many added small slits, called sipes, in the tread surface.
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The actress wore a longer white a-line dress featuring double slits at both sides.
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Porter wore a long dress with thigh-high slits to Gareth Pugh's Virgin Cruise launch.
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Just make sure your skirt is long enough and doesn't have overly daring side slits.
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Cut a few 2-inch slits over the top and sprinkle with the sesame seeds.
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Teddy's eyes were slits of pain, and his heavily furrowed brow further telegraphed his agony.
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The dress was covered in sparkles and had two thigh-high slits down its skirt.
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Then, the molecules passed through a sequence of metal grates containing thin, nanometers-wide slits.
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Cut four one-inch slits in middle of the pie and bake for 25 minutes. Serve.
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Punk bands such as The Slits, Bauhaus, played there, and Basquait's band took the stage too.
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The average nursing bra comes with clips or slits to allow pumps to access the area.
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The slits allow you to rinse your veggies without having to get out a separate strainer.
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"Yesterday was like the two thousandth time someone said we sounded like The Slits," Lily gripes.
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The five gill slits are sensitive … if you claw there you will draw blood and pain.
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Slits in a dress/skirt may be no higher than three (3) inches from the knee.
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Hannah puts on some old clothes, fills her bathtub with water, and slits her wrists open.
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Flip the chicken over and cut small slits at the base of the neck and tailbone.
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All sharks have somewhere between 5 and 7 gill slits on each side of their head.
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It's too much for her to deal with, and she slits her own throat as Dominic watches.
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Long coats with high slits ensure that your pants are a part of the moment as well.
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Rita Ora embraced the nightie vibe in her black loose-fitting, plunging dress witg thigh-high slits.
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The eye slits match up with an individual user's eyes, for example, as does the mouth opening.
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Slits also appeared on both sides of zebra-printed silk dresses and heavier gray wool pencil skirts.
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I may have viewed some parts through the slits of my fingers, but I would have watched.
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The girl sits onstage wearing a black rubber mask with small slits for her eyes and mouth.
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By late September, the females have deposited eggs into narrow slits they've carved into young tree branches.
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Slits in the sleeves, open cuts and parts of clothes bunched by drawcord created simple overlaying effects.
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Darryl slits the throat of one of the guys then the rest of Ricks' crew swoops in.
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Voters were told to tuck their ballots, which would be counted later, through slits in the boxes.
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It also has slits to hold your sunglasses, so bring a polarized pair, like these Gamma Rays.
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How about an Apple watch that slits the wearer's wrist, or earbuds that drill into the brain?
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Six feet tall, he shaves slits in his eyebrows and styles his hair in tendril-like dreads.
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Vitali also noticed two slits on the back of the neck, and the woman's cervical spine was gone.
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Bombchel offers a "resort" pant with slits up each side that go to the top of the thigh.
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The man who slits the animals' throats is a practising Muslim who utters a prayer as he slices.
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These slits also act as a guide for your knife, so you get evenly sliced veggies every time.
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" The controversy is partly about the nudity, and partly about the fact that The Slits "didn't sell records.
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Her dress featured a zipper down the top, as well as two thigh-high slits on her skirt.
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Pink peeks through the frayed slits between the strips: threads are visible on the surface, like physical lines.
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But the 2018 Mazda 3 sedan's "eyes" (below) have been narrowed into slits, and it's no longer smiling.
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I cut two slits in the inner layer of fabric, sewing stitches to create button-hole-like openings.
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With slits in its walls, the boat is constantly exposed to the sights and sounds of its surroundings.
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Although each electron takes a fully determined path through just one slit, the pilot wave passes through both slits.
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Did we mention that time they both wore top buns and dresses with slits to the Globes after-parties?
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"Having two long slits on both sides of the legs, it was so easy to move in," she added.
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Underwood stunned in a black and silver metallic gown with double thigh slits and Fisher wore a black suit.
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At first it looks like she's indulging in a normal cat nap: belly up, eyes blissful slits, paws akimbo.
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The maxi piece features two side slits, a loose fit, and, of course, pockets for added comfort and convenience.
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Interspersed around the wall of poetry are small circular slits, the portal holes to Gabinete H-E's harrowing performance.
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First off, they rarely fit properly — the mouth hole is too narrow, or the eye slits too far apart.
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The Doomlands is a very basic blaster, sporting four slits for small darts to pop in and fire quickly.
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Burgess says to aim for its vulnerable spots: the eyes and the five gill slits right behind the eyes.
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Sunlight flares in slits and corners, and the trees, what we can see of them, hint at growing life.
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When the victim falls, the knight slits open her back and rips the heart out to feed his dogs.
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A matching belt ties around the waist, and the side slits and interior lining provide the perfect finishing touches.
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Carefully work your fingers into these slits to loosen the skin on the back of the chicken, as well.
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There are slits in the hand covers, so you can crank out an emergency Story update at any point.
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Then later Arya slits Walder Frey's throat after serving him a pie made from his sons (52 minutes in).
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Cutouts that played peekaboo with what lay beneath (Sharon Stone) and slits for a lot of leg (Zoë Kravitz).
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Because the doctors were operating through the tiny slits, they needed those images to see what they were doing.
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Many of them wear what looks like a black ski mask with slits for their eyes under their hijab.
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They frequently had to speak through fences or slits in cell doors, using interpreters who also worked with interrogators.
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There, we had the space to unravel the sheet, and onlookers were invited to fill in the remaining slits.
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In 1970, Elke Sommer wore what was likely one of the first thigh-high slits on the red carpet.
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The top included fringe that only covered the top of her breasts, and the matching sheer skirt featured double slits.
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I think it was yellow with beads around the neck like a shift dress [with] two slits at the bottom.
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One piece of the 60-Second Salad Maker is sort of like a plastic bowl with several slits across it.
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That translated to seemingly incongruent trends being paired together, like sleeve slits and ruffles with corset belts and trench coats.
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Her mouth is a wide upturned crescent, her eyes merry slits; she is the picture of childhood ease and satisfaction.
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While most of the windows were boarded up, small slits of light snuck through, offering glimpses of the rundown building.
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When Mr. Abaaoud returned the next day, his face was covered with a brown scarf with slits for his eyes.
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The firefighters cut slits into the fiberglass Barney head and slid it off, after Risner was trapped for 45 minutes.
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From inside two slits high up on the bell, I thought I saw the ghost of John Cage smiling out.
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Small slits had been cut in the mud walls — Marines called them "murder holes" — from which the Taliban could fire.
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The 5 gill slits are sensitive because that's where the air from the water exchanges with the body of the shark.
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She slits his throat, then, using his face to trick the rest of House Frey, poisons them all at a feast.
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Though killer whales' genitalia are not visible from the outside, distinctive pigmentation patterns around their genital slits distinguish males from females.
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"I love the dramatic slits and touches of sheer [fabric]," Jebran added, noting that the gown took 100 hours to create.
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Wear something with Angelina Jolie-high slits to show off your smart layering trick (and for standing splits, as shown here).
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Rihanna looked seductive in a sheer mesh dress that featured double thigh-high slits, and was surrounded by female backup dancers.
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Light, when passed through a pair of parallel slits onto a photosensitive detector, reveals a pattern of bright and dark spots.
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But Brown's sad eyes suggested reservoirs of real pain, and those same eyes could narrow into murder-slits of righteous rage.
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There are two slits on both sides; it's through these thin cutouts where spatial sound shoots out and into your ears.
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The heavily embroidered, sheer-paneled gown features dramatic front slits, and a button collar that gives it an almost Victorian feel.
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By 923, though, ex-Slits drummer Budgie had joined and would remain part of the band until its split in 292.
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The Slits were on and I spent most of the time running around the stage on pep pills MS: Pet pills?
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There is also evidence that the thin slits in the face mask, and tight chest plate, restricted oxygen flow even further.
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The slits in the zoetrope were created simply by using Lego pieces positioned next to each other to create 16 frames.
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The men were hard to see — a flurry of brown fists glimpsed through slits — but the sound reverberated throughout the street.
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Imagine you're watching 'Downton Abbey' and Carson the butler, instead of serving the sherry, slits the throat of the family dog.
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Tightly woven block forms, such as those in "In Fields of Light" (1975), contain slits as design elements that filter light.
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Then Echo instantly makes a power grab for Ice Nation and slits the throat of the ambassador that tries to stop her.
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I found by three or four years after The Slits I couldn't even listen to music anymore and it hasn't gone away.
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NAOMI CAMPBELL For both the award show and afterparty, both of Campbell's gowns featured high slits, flowing trains and pale lavender hues.
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However the jackets and straight skirts featured slits, creating flares on the arms as models displayed a glimpse of long, fingerless gloves.
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The EP9's design is thoroughly arresting: hulking wheels, a sleek physique, and a piercing face with headlights that look like slits.
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In July, the singer Viv Albertine of the band the Slits visited the British Library for a talk connected to Punk London.
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Before Arya slits his throat, though, Sansa does give Littlefinger the credit he deserves for teaching her the ways of the world.
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On each table was a long, wide, deep pan of chicken pie, with steam rising through the slits in its flaky crust.
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Rising in stiff peaks, soft mounds, and folded slits, these works, while abstract, unmistakenly allude to the contours of the female body.
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De Niro's mouth turns down at the corners, and his eyes narrow into slits, twisting his face into a mask of tragedy.
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Even though the screen, the red carpet seemingly drips with sparkle, from the gowns with thigh-high slits to the priceless diamond chokers.
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They&aposre known for their grayish-brown color and their unique heads, which are "nearly encircled with enormous gill slits," the NOAA says.
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"The original waistbands are left in tact, with the closures forming adjustable slits at the front and back," Shopbop said on its website.
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Reminiscent of the gunmetal Razer Blade, the EVO15-S embraces the metal body aesthetics, with dozens of slits machined underneath for increased airflow.
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That night, Josie has a nightmare that the Black Hood comes to her favorite piano playing spot at school and slits her throat.
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Through that, he became court photographer to the Sex Pistols, then the A&R man who signed the Slits and Lynton Kwesi Johnson.
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Worse, tanks crews rely on slits in the armor or rudimentary black and white cameras to watch the road and hit their targets.
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Dogs exhale through the side slits of their nostrils, so they keep a continuous flow of inhaled air in their snout for smelling.
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They have only these tiny little slits so they won't go blind because they are out in that brilliant snow all the time.
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These have slits at the thumb and index finger so you can type through the cold — or take a selfie with a snowman.
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All of the carefully cut and scored planes have a pattern of grooves or slits spanning them, so that no surface is untouched.
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And the helmets look like they have no way of seeing, but there's actually tiny slits, and they can see out perfectly well.
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Cardi starting twerking in her bandeau top and cheetah-print skirt with completely open slits and thanks to Offset, she narrowly avoided a malfunction.
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With its many slits and bone-like structure, the Ark bag puts fashion above functionality — but that doesn't make us love it any less.
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Meanwhile, Kardashian West wore a Versace design as well, but hers showcased a bit more cleavage and featured high-high slits on its side.
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A stunner stuns the sheep, a knife-wielder slits their throats, a head-specialist removes their heads and a flank-man strips their skins.
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Cut some slits into the top with a knife or poke some holes with a fork (this allows some steam to release during cooking).
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"That little girl, she used to go right through," replied the boy with the slits shaved into his eyebrows, identifying himself as a cousin.
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See, we've seen this genre of "naked dress" before, generally featuring the dramatic ab cutouts and thigh-high slits seen in Ora's feathery dress.
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Using a chef's knife, make slits 1⁄4 inch deep into the surface of the ham in a crosshatch pattern, approximately 2 inches apart. 4.
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These Abakans, as they became known, were monumental, some more than 15 feet tall, hollow at the core and fitted with slits and folds.
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The fetus had severe spina bifida, a disabling spine defect that the surgery, performed with tiny instruments through slits in the uterus, can mitigate.
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They hammered nails with rocks, twisted chains by slamming doors on them, and searched for kitchen knives sharp enough to make slits in aluminum.
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The lightweight carbon-fiber hood is sculpted, and, like those of so many luxury cars these days, the headlights are narrow, somewhat menacing slits.
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That's demonstrated by a quintessential experiment: If you shoot particles individually through parallel pairs of slits, they appear like dots on the wall behind them.
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Send one electron through a pair of parallel slits in a barrier, and you'll see it hit the wall behind the barrier like a dot.
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She collars its feet, slits it from anus to throat, pulls its fur off like a bloody sock, and pitches the pelt into the brush.
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He slits his friend's throat and hangs him upside down to bleed out into a sack, later to be used for a transfusion into Teddy.
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The dress, which is straight off the Rami Kadi's spring 2019 runway, was revealing from all angles thanks to its double slits and open back.
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Currently, the airlines uniform for female flight attendants consists of white logo blouses, red skirts with two slits, sheer black stockings, and black high heels.
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The first day of New York Fashion Week saw red carpet staple Tadashi Shoji delight with sequined gowns, thigh-revealing long slits and bold colors.
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Proenza Schouler has sent wrap-look bandage sweaters with mismatched slits, rounded peepholes on party dresses, and ribbon-tied open-sided gowns down the runway.
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During a concert in Dallas, Texas, on October 11, Musgraves wore an áo dài, a form-fitting Vietnamese dress with high slits on the side.
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In another case, according to the Telegram, students at Weerachai Phutdhawong were given cardboard boxes to wear with small slits cut out to see through.
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We can go for days at a time feeling mostly anger; we survey the landscape like soldiers in bunkers, looking out of our gun slits.
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In the late 1970s, Albertine played guitar for the Slits with a Vivienne Westwood-inspired blond ingénue look, sex kitten by way of Renaissance cherub.
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The "Wolves" singer has pushed the envelope on and off the red carpet but has consistently sported thigh-high slits and garments with multiple layers.
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The choices include the inevitable (Joni Mitchell, Beyoncé, Patti Smith, Adele, Aretha Franklin) along with the eclectic (Ofra Haza, the Slits, Diamanda Galás, Cris Williamson).
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The Front Tuck: In ProgressIt's especially helpful if the blouse has side slits that separate the front from the back, like this striped button-up does.
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Rainbow Wings, Victor Tyakht, RussiaIn this photo, the bird's wing acts as a diffraction grating—a surface structure with a repeating pattern of ridges or slits.
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Decades ago, scientists determined that when regular-matter particles pass through a pair of parallel slits, they create an interference pattern as if they were waves.
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Ms. Halpern, wearing a blue shirt with slits down the arms and comfortable slippers, told the comics to not be nervous, then asked for questions. Silence.
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And while she remade a few pieces in their entirety, most she decided to reclaim via her own specifications: more day wear, sharper shoulders, fewer slits.
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Casting women as the active enjoyers, rather than passive recipients of sex, runs through this album like the slits in Christina's chaps in the "Dirrty" video.
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Bridal designers like Berta, Theia and Reem Acra all transformed traditional wedding gown silhouettes by adding modern embellishments and varying slits from modest to thigh high.
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Loyal supporters like Grey Worm are still killing random people (+5 for the soldier whose throat he slits on-screen) and getting rewarded with powerful new titles.
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The prices range from $ 49- $ 129 and includes slip dresses, satin blouses, tops with flared sleeves, long denim jackets, cool detailed skirts and sweaters with unexpected slits.
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The 7 mm holes and 3 mm slits are a little smaller than the openings in meshes typically employed at openings in order to keep rodents out.
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A zoetrope is a simple apparatus consisting of a cylinder with slits on the sides and a series of sequential or looping images printed on the inside.
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She paired the casual shirt with an oversized plaid blazer with slits down the sleeves, as well as a black skirt that matched her handbag and pumps.
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It would then be drained of amniotic fluid, pumped full of carbon dioxide and pierced so tiny slits could admit a light, a camera and surgical tools.
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The surgeons had made a wide incision in the mother's lower abdomen, gently lifted out her uterus — still attached internally — and made two tiny, 22014-millimeter slits.
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Dresses came in an array of lengths and styles - frilly, layered, floaty, with puffed up sleeves, slits or slim-fit and in bright colors or floral prints.
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Dresses came in an array of lengths and styles - frilly, layered, floaty, with puffed up sleeves, slits or slim-fit and in bright colors or floral prints.
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While the 27-year-old star&aposs wardrobe continues to evolve, she&aposs consistently opted for thigh-high slits, multi-textured dresses, and a classic red lip.
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The 24-week-old fetus had severe spina bifida, a disabling spine defect that the surgery, performed with tiny instruments through slits in the uterus, can mitigate.
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She knelt onto the mattress, gently pushed the book away, and slid a hand into one of the slits in Lynn's leather costume to explore the flesh beneath.
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Teigen had flashed everyone on the red carpet at Sunday night's AMAs while trying to navigate the precariously high and barely-fastened together slits of her black gown.
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Not only do several contestants skip the steam, but they don't even know how to score the baguettes to achieve the iconic diagonal slits on the finished loaf.
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But it couldn't hurt, and it will make your dog look like it just spent the weekend in a London squat smoking squares and talking about The Slits.
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As Geillis prepares to jump into the time-pool (Jamaica's version is way more chic than Scotland's), Claire lunges at her with a knife, and slits her throat.
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So it's literally got everything from the very beginning and the birth of The Slits, all the way until the mid-2000s, when I was in the band.
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The model showed off her figure in a daring long-sleeve gown with a cutout back and two hip-high slits held together (barely) by safety pins. 24.
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Winter wore a sparkly cropped halter top with a matching skirt with slits on the side, while Meaden wore a white top, jeans and an American flag belt.
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Features calling to the past include headlights and tail lights that are reduced to barely-there slits reminiscent of the forward air intakes of the 21960 P3/P4.
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Features calling to the past include headlights and tail lights that are reduced to barely-there slits reminiscent of the forward air intakes of the 330 P3/P4.
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Sleeve slits saw a 225% boost on Pinterest, while off-the-shoulder blouses are still leading in the warm-weather wardrobe category, with a 564% increase in pins.
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Later, I discovered their predecessors and peers, such as Fanny, the Raincoats and the Slits, all of whom made fantastic, dangerous music but didn't penetrate my Midwestern bubble.
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After a tour with the punk band the Slits in 2010, and a three-month solo tour in Europe in 2012, Ms. Coleman started to run up debt.
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The device allows doctors to work through small slits rather than big, open incisions, so that patients can heal faster and run less risk of bleeding and infection.
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Its simpler costumes and high walls, with faint light streaming through narrow slits, clear the way for a serious, insightful production, with nothing extraneous in Mr. Torreton's performance.
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Its simpler costumes and high walls, with faint light streaming through narrow slits, clear the way for a serious, insightful production, with nothing extraneous in Mr. Torreton's performance.
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To create high-relief details in crevices that were hard to reach, tools were snaked through slits that were concealed in representations of ribbed ceilings and saints' clothing.
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Since then, the Nike Free sole, which has slits in it for flexibility, as well as the innovative material and design, changed the way Nike looked at running shoes.
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Slits of white lighting at the front create the implication that Lamborghini is thinking about going electric, even if it swears the possibility is still just that — a possibility.
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Not wanting to fall into the condescending trap of other journalists, I hesitate to ask about influence drawn from being in the last incarnation of Ari Up's The Slits.
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Write the researchers: Based on a 3-D digital model, the computational tool can determine the pattern of slits necessary to make the sheet conform to the desired shape.
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Two new studies revealed bad news about minimally invasive surgery for cervical cancer, a widely used procedure performed through small slits in the abdomen instead of a big incision.
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The second dries off the mammary region with a towel to avoid getting salt water in the milk and holds a pump with a suction cup to those slits.
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Cait Carouge's large color photographs, meanwhile, one orange, one rosy gray, one mostly black, are inhabited by slits, streaks and overlapping rhombuses that could almost pass for Photoshop abstraction.
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On top was a sausage, incarnadine, with gaping slits, that would have been too salty if it hadn't also been nearly too sweet — which is to say, just right.
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The 22-year-old model and the "Sorry" singer were photographed leaving dinner Tuesday night — Baldwin looking stunning in a silk, red mini-dress with daring slits up both sides.
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It's raw, nasty stuff that slams the old school death metal trope into a slab of bestial black/death, adds grime, slips in a few wildcards, and slits its throat.
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The casual dress is ideal for a day at the beach and comes with all the little details — pockets, slits, a flattering racerback, 29 colors and patterns — you'd ever need.
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PVC was a key material for spring, appearing in tight, high-neck dresses and calf-length pencil skirts, both with large slits up the front, cut higher than you dare.
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Even the Slits—who I desperately wanted to be good, especially after reading Viv Albertine's excellent Clothes, Music, Boys—can feel a little average, with only sporadic moments of brilliance.
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Normally there are a lot of super-high slits, dramatically low-cut necklines, but eight celebrities took skin-baring to a new level with their bra-and-underwear-accentuating outfits.
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She opens the box of razor blades she stole from her parents' drug store, steps in, slits her wrists and sits there until her breathing grows shallow and eventually stops.
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The chairman of a Chinese bank was found dead in his office on Saturday with slits on both his wrists, South China Morning Post reported, citing one state media outlet.
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Shoot photons at a wall with two slits, however, and you get a different result — wondrous, illogical, impossible, a little terrifying — that calls into question the very nature of existence.
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In that operation, described in an article in The New York Times, doctors opened the abdomen and made tiny slits in the uterus to insert a camera and miniature instruments.
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Though it might not be the everyday choice — like the full biker short or the bra — it is the ideal thing to wear with dresses, skirts and gowns with slits.
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The masks had small slits for the eyes and a string attached to the mouth slot and tied with a glass bead that the wearer would hold between her teeth.
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Some other characteristics that Rendon and his fishing partner noticed about the shark were its "three rows of tiny teeth" and "three gill slits" on either side of its head.
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As a bonus, it sports two small slits for any sort of personal or business card you may want to keep with the Kindle to make it look even more profesh.
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The tailoring of the clothing reflects it with a closer fit, and slits on the back and sides to aid movement, compared to the loose and voluminous aesthetic of previous dynasties.
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Photo: APThe shield contains a raised platform for law enforcement or troops to stand behind, with slits for observation or—more ominously—firing projectiles on rioters or protesters from behind cover.
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The low-cut top and slits down each pant leg were tied together with delicate chain pieces, and Jenner sported a sparkling choker and Stuart Weitzman heels to accessorize her look.
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"Trucking around in wellie Hunter boots, I would tuck my skirt into my underwear so that it looked like I had a cape for pants with high leg slits," Barrymore said.
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Scarlet, the youngest, went with a long black spaghetti strap gown featuring high slits on the skirt and accentuated with a blingy Messika Paris wreath-style necklace and sparkling hair clips.
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Celebrity stylist Christina Pacelli has put client Laverne Cox is a lot of eye-popping looks this year, from colorful suits to a variety of gowns with up-to-there slits.
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He tells me he's always been into "femme-y post punk, early 80s stuff like the Slits and X-Ray Spex and the Raincoats" as well as grungier sounds like Hole.
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In fact, its summer '17 selection has plenty of major trends in the mix: high necklines, asymmetrical hems, silky slips, daring slits, and cold shoulders galore... and that's just the apparel.
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She dumps Stick, but cannot seem to shake the core of her ways, because when a ninja shows up and shoots an arrow through Matt's chest, she slits the guy's throat.
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I was disarmed by some of them in the show: painted in matte, bright secondary colors or, most effectively, in warm whites, and inflicted with one or more slits, usually vertical.
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We get a scene where Daryl almost slits his throat after some insistent pleading from Tara, who's still pretty torn up about her girlfriend getting an arrow through the eye last season.
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This proves that light travels as a wave; it splits upon hitting the slits, and the waves either cancel each other out or magnify the strength of the signal, creating the pattern.
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Recently, the reality TV star attended NBC's Golden Globes after party at The Beverly Hilton Hotel, twinning with older sister Kendall Jenner in identical top knots and gowns with thigh-high slits.
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Some of the people I admire the most as artists are the ones who just said whatever it is they wanted to say: Courtney Love, Miley Cyrus, The Slits, people like that.
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Changing out of her traditional kira for the dinner, Kate wore a Bhutanese-inspired Tory Burch dress with two knee-high slits, teamed with black open-toe heels and a red shawl.
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Hadid might don cropped, loose-hemmed sweatpants and pair them with sleek, high-rise suede boots, or wear a summery, silk shirtdress with parallel skirt slits under an elegant longline camel coat.
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In public, most women wear baggy black gowns called abayas, designed to hide their forms, as well as veils that cover their hair and faces, with only thin slits for their eyes.
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Opposite is Tawney's "Waters Above the Firmament" (1976), a 13-foot square tapestry containing a huge circle composed of slits, their top half covered in strips of paper manuscripts painted aqua blue.
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Over the years, he figured out how to expand the panels to their proper size with tiny slits and pieces of poplar wood filler, so that the backs now resemble abstract mosaics.
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"Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street," from 1979, may be Stephen Sondheim's masterpiece: a Grand Guignol thriller about a barber who slits his customers' throats and his merry accomplice, Mrs.
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As he begs for his life and no one comes to his aid, Arya slits his throat with the dagger once used in an attempt to kill her brother Bran in Season 1.
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Blac Chyna wore a skin-tight red dress featuring a halter neckline and slits all the way up the side of her bandage dress that showed one thing was noticeably absent — her underwear!
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After kicking off her Emmys weekend in lots of latex, Winter 19, stepped out in an equally bold look: a black beaded gown with a high neckline, double slits and a low back.
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"Anyone who writes an autobiography is either a twat or broke," Viv Albertine, guitarist for the all-female punk band The Slits, wrote in the introduction to her first book Clothes, Clothes, Clothes.
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Liliput's sound — akin to that of the era's post-punk English bands like the Slits, the Raincoats and X-Ray Spex — was skeletal, aggressive and sometimes herky-jerky, suddenly switching speeds and riffs.
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They used to be sunken, sleepy, half-opened slits, and by the magic of taking a few blue and white pills every day, they're bigger and more feminine than they used to be.
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A gilded one has just two slits for eyes; it represents Nancy Cunard, the hard-drinking heiress who opened her home to Yeats's performers and whom Brancusi sculpted in a similarly abstract way.
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The next day, he attended Gareth Pugh's Virgin Cruise launch in an all-black ensemble, wearing a long dress with thigh-high slits, revealing fishnet tights underneath and carrying a statement-making handbag.
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The problem was that the holy dominatrix combinations of velvet, micro-minis, slits, leather, rhinestones and feathers (plus the occasional bourgeois suit jacket) on the runway was a questionable way to express it.
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Test audiences loved "Fatal Attraction" until the end, when Alex, trying to frame Dan for her murder, slits her throat while listening to "Madama Butterfly," which Dan had refused to see with her.
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"They had seen us on Sunday Night at the London Palladium and they said, 'We have got to meet these girls with the black long hair and slits up the side,&apos" she recalled.
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For her turn on Phillip Plein's runway, the heiress wore a whiplash-inducing black gown with a layered gold chain harness, ruching through the bust, tons of oblique cutouts and double thigh-high slits.
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When I first heard about Siren nearly a full year ago, a single moment struck me: when Ryn slits the throat of a flannel-wearing would-be creep and tosses him through a window.
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We had the long hair with the beehive and the skirts with slits up the side, and as we played more and more, the gay people would come in and start dressing like us.
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And unlike that Super Mario fidget spinner that requires a camera to see its animation, the thin slits encircling Odom's fidget spinner means the running cat effect can be seen with the naked eye.
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He was tall and burly, with a bull neck, eyes that widened with shock or narrowed to menacing slits, a disingenuous smile and big ham hands to grip the gun or slap the girl.
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The one on the left is an off the shoulder dark orange blouse, a navy and white striped linen skirt with slits up the side, paired with a black and silver plated leather belt.
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The drawings are not obviously edible, but for the works on display at the Drawing Center, he inserted culinary clues into slits in the paper: bay leaf, a sprig of rosemary, a cinnamon stick.
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The Skinnygirl founder wore an eye-catching black jumpsuit with a plunging neckline and slits along the legs, while the real estate developer and film producer's outfit, a smart black suit, complemented Frankel's ensemble.
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At certain points in the sole where the foot naturally bends, Nike placed "sipes" or slits at varying depths to allow the foot to move as close to its natural range of motion as possible.
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He's also reticent to discuss the controversy that got him in trouble last December, when he dropped a teaser of "Butterfly Doors" including racist lyrics and a video of him pulling his eyes into slits.
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Coming in at under-$150, the dress' lightweight jersey fabric (which happens also to be wrinkle-resistant), flattering (and cooling!) side-slits, and overall ease make it a must-have for travel and staycationing alike.
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As the face of their cosmetics line, Bella Hadid also arrived wearing Dior Haute Couture, ditching her usual semi-naked gowns with slits up to her hip bone in favor of something much more demure.
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Yin Jinbao, who was reportedly found dead in his office on May 213 with slits on both his wrists, joined the board of Tianjin Rural Commercial Bank in July 214 and became chairman in November.
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One of the higher points of what some call the New French Extremity, Inside is brutally gross from start to finish, with 95 percent of its greatest hits and slits coming from just two women.
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Later in the film, she slits the throat of a high school sweetheart she's turned to for help, spinning a story of having been tied up and sexually abused so she can claim self-defense.
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But your hands will be free to Snap the night away (and, who knows, maybe eat a hot dog or two or throw back some Spooky Punch), of course; there are slits in the hand covers.
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Even in Burayda, the bastion of Saudi Arabia's puritanical rite, women have cut slits for their eyes in veils that hitherto fully covered their faces, and let their abayas slip from their heads to their shoulders.
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"Disposition Matrix" is the largest piece in the exhibition, consisting of 20 boxes with slits on the sides that, in a darkened room, may seem like portals to tiny rooms containing videos, documents and other material.
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But when that dress happens to be a beaded Zuhair Murad Couture jacket design featuring a plunging neckline, two super-high slits and a peplum adorned with feathers, you get a look that's anything but safe.
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Beyond the McGinnis imagery, the collection as a whole examined the female art and power of seduction: crochet bras worn as tops, spaghetti strap dresses reminiscent of nightgowns, skirts with super-high, mid-thigh-high slits.
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When the cylinder is spun, the slits blur together to the eye but have the effect of showing the images on the inside clearly as if they are succeeding one another — an elementary form of animation.
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And now for the fun part: Cut a few half-inch slits on the breast so that the flavors penetrate it, and lather the turkey breast up with at least half a cup of yellow mustard.
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Elevated leggings, the kind sold at Bandier, have design details: windows covered in mesh, razor-cut slits across the shins, colorful piping in the seams, photorealistic prints and credit-card-size pockets hidden at the waistband.
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This clutter helped to naturally conceal the Japanese pillboxes — small, concrete guard posts with small slits for weapon fire — making it extremely difficult for ground troops to locate and destroy them before it was too late.
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The top and sides of Noshiro's head are still visible, and there are little slits where his eyes and mouth should be, making him look more like he's wearing a Spirited Away mask than an invisibility cloak.
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Current technology allows for glasses-free 3D on a smaller scale, using what are known as "parallax barriers" which uses slits to only allow each eye to see different parts of the screen, generating a 3D effect.
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"The six-gill sawsharks are really quite extraordinary as most sawsharks have five gill slits per side," said Simon Weigmann, a co-author of the study, who is based at the Elasmobranch Research Laboratory in Hamburg, Germany.
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They stood shoulder to shoulder for hours, hands and arms in the air as they worked through the slits, painstakingly snipping tissue, stretching it over the open spine and stitching it shut to make a watertight seal.
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It was delightful, if mystifying, the designer's largely monochrome array of leather tunics, semitransparent Breton stripe sweaters, Old Glory tunics, studded motorcycle jackets, steel tip boots and stretchy black jeans with meek peekaboo slits at the knees.
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"Now we see more production of poppy in less terrain, and it has to do with the quantity of bulbs each plant has," said Lieutenant Colonel Jose Urzua as he showed bulbs oozing valuable gum from slits.
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Shamir: I always say my favourite record, and it is my favourite record ever in life, is Cut by the Slits because it mixes so much in there and I love a mixture of genres and vibes, everything.
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After all, this is a woman who strolled down the red carpet in a daring dress with slits that went up to her ribcage, accidentally flashing her "hooha," as she put it, to the horde of waiting photographers.
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And before she went solo, Cook was a member of The Slits, alongside the late Ari Up. But even with all of the musical influences in her life, Cook has developed a musical sound that's all her own.
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Dressed in a black velvet cold shoulder gown with twin slits in the front, which was custom-designed by Nicolas Jebran, Bey sat next to her daughter, Blue Ivy, who wore all white and silver Mary Jane shoes.
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The Sports Illustrated model accidentally flashed everyone on the step and repeat of the AMAs while trying to navigate her dress's two ribcage-high slits that were held together with just a single silver pin on each side.
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They used photons rather than electrons, and instead of sending those photons through a pair of slits, they passed through a beam splitter, a device that directs a photon along one of two paths, depending on the photon's polarization.
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Gomez found her match in a white button-down that not only checks off all three requirements listed above, but also features slits on either side that give it some shape (and show off the leggings' high-waist fit).
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She also kept things sexy when she rang in her 26th birthday in a revealing leopard print ensemble reportedly designed by Laurel DeWitt, which consisted of a bandeau top, skirt with side slits all the way to her hips and headpiece.
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The differences between Bohm and Copenhagen become clear when we look at the classic "double slit" experiment, in which particles (let's say electrons) pass through a pair of narrow slits, eventually reaching a screen where each particle can be recorded.
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Nobody ever pulled their eyes into slits when they passed me in the hallway, and nobody ever made me feel less than human just by looking me in the face and mouthing Chinese, exactly what I was, and could never escape.
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EJ showed up to the Hermès event wearing a completely sheer, off-the-shoulder black top with fitted black, high-waisted trousers with slits up to the top of his thighs, and a black duster left slumped around his wrists.
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DARKHAN, Mongolia (Reuters) - Mongolian butcher Kuntuguan Ajbai chants under his breath as he slits the throat of a sheep with a single stroke of his sharpened knife, making sure the animal's swift death is halal – acceptable under the laws of Islam.
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"Based on experimental data and size data, we conclude that most H. halys individuals will be excluded by slits smaller than 3 mm and holes smaller than 7 mm," according to the paper published in the Journal of Economic Entomology.
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The Prineville buildings draw in the dry Oregon air, through large rectangular slits in the upper halves of the walls, and mixes it with water and server exhaust to achieve an ideal temperature of between 60 degrees and 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
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" Delevingne says her favorite pieces are the ones that offer a "middle ground between masculine and feminine," like the cropped T-shirts, the red leather jacket and "the jeans with the slits just right below the bum – sexy but comfortable.
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Kalman's riff on the pearl necklace — "the polite pearl gone wild, pearls taking over the face and the body," she says — is a muslin balaclava-shaped work without eye slits, completely encrusted in luminescent cream orbs, at once beautiful and suffocating.
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The children to whom she presented the sheet popped their heads through the slits, laughing and sticking out their tongues, as they unified their bodies into a collective organism that breathed and undulated, as gracefully as an octopus in the sea.
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In that procedure, developed at Texas Children's Hospital by Dr. Michael Belfort, the obstetrician and gynecologist-in-chief, and Dr. William Whitehead, a pediatric neurosurgeon, doctors make just tiny slits in the uterus to insert a camera and miniature instruments.
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While some of the power dynamic is typical — underage groupies cavorting with rock stars — images from female, queer and nonbinary artists like Jayne County and the Slits make a strong case for sex as an essential source of punk liberation.
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This week in the Dancing With the Stars ballroom, the competitors performed some seriously sexy Latin routines — and host Erin Andrews followed suit on the sidelines, wearing a daring Alamour the Label gown with (two!) thigh-high slits and a deep V neckline.
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At the glamorous event, which was held at Cipriani Wall Street and serves as the unofficial kickoff to New York Fashion Week, Kim, 38, wore a plunging black Versace gown that showcased her cleavage and had thigh-high slits on its side.
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Perhaps most subversively of all, at Calvin Klein, Raf Simons retooled the idea of an executive power suit with long-hemmed skirts (in pleats or thigh-high slits) anchoring oversized jackets, adding a protective shield from the elements: environmental, political, or otherwise.
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"Sixteen-, 17-, 18-year-olds should not be in dresses with thigh-high slits, necklines that plunge precariously close to the belly button, backs that are cut so low as to expose butt dimples," said a mother named Judith on CNN's Facebook page.
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The star showed off her fit figure (and in a few moments walking down the red carpet, quite a bit more) in a black long-sleeve gown with a fully cutout back and two hip-high slits held together, kinda, by safety pins.
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According to Russo, Rachel was also fashionable because of the types of cuts and colors she wore, from high slits to shades of blue and green Read More: 11 iconic fall outfits from 'Friends' — and how you can re-create them today
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Through interviews with band members and others from the '70s punk scene, this documentary covers the career of the English band the Slits and the pioneering women who founded it, including the singer Arianna Forster (known by her stage name, Ari Up).
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Op-Ed Contributor The forward trenches in the hills just beyond the abandoned village of Talish, in Nagorno-Karabakh, are reminiscent of World War I: long, endless, slits in the ground, the dirt buttressed by wood, with periodic firing posts and dugouts.
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You know you're at a Rick Owens show when smoke machines are an integral component of the set — and when, through the haze, come models in body-clinging dresses with asymmetrical hems and thigh-high slits, towering platform boots and retro-futuristic sunglasses.
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I don't know if it's conscious but I think everything about being in The Slits has led me to where I am now and my general approach to how I proceed and write music," she says, "Every now again I think 'What would Ari do?
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From bucket hats to Teva's (yes, really) to slits that rise all the way up, click on for the stand-out Fashion Month trends that you'll soon see everywhere — and be sure to check this space for updates as London, Milan, and Paris commence.
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When Freddy needs him to distract a guard while he casually slits an inmate's throat with a razor blade, Naz handles his role in the execution with chilling aplomb — and does it, ironically, by requesting a new inhaler, that totem of his supposed vulnerability.
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As for "how to write good songs," you're largely on your own, but I'd suggest making use of… everything available, whatever's lying around, from the Tabs & Chords By Ultimate Guitar phone app to a deep dive into the catalogs of Smokey Robinson and The Slits.
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Viv Albertine, the British punk icon and guitarist for The Slits, became so frustrated with the erasure of women in Punk 1976–78 — a historical exhibition on punk's early years at the British Library — that she made some edits to the show's introductory wall text.
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In "Archipelago," Hogg started to work with non-actors in supporting roles, and the couple at the heart of her next film, "Exhibition," was played by Viv Albertine, the former guitarist of the post-punk band the Slits, and Liam Gillick, a conceptual artist.
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Sheppard only realized something was wrong with the car when it stalled about a block from where he was parked, and did not even realize it had been vandalized until his dealership sent him pictures of the slits in his tires and marks on his gas tank.
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Just last November, she walked the red carpet at the AMAs in a black dress by Yousef Akbar with two side slits that went up to her ribcage and stayed fastened with little more than a safety pin, which understandably led her to accidentally flash the cameras.
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This isn't a game of who wore it best, of course, but we can't ignore the refreshing feeling that washed over us as we scrolled through last night's line-up of leg slits and strappy stilettos to stumble upon a pair of baggy trousers and white sneaks.
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The most basic experiment demonstrating this fact is the double slit experiment:If you put a pair of parallel slits in a partition between a beam of particles and a wall, and put a detector on the wall to see what happens, a strange pattern of stripes appear.
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"Sometimes [with high slits] you have to pray to the fashion gods and hope for the best—then be ready to call your dad and let him know what may have happened," the actress and singer, 30, tells PeopleStyle in the newest issue, on newsstands now.
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Bands like the Sex Pistols, The Damned, The Slits, Stiff Little Fingers, Sham 69, and Crass burst out from the tail-end of 803s Keep Calm and Carry On Britain with urgency, bits of blood, and basement gigs in a flurry of unaffected, pissed off youth.
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Though she did not perform or win a Grammy this year, the Formation singer still made a grand entrance, wearing a high-necked white lace Inbal Dror gown with tulle insets at the collar and cuffs, plus two twin slits inset with the same sheer material.
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When I visited, wardrobe racks had been rolled against each wall, filled with pieces Carmen had made her: gowns and tuxedos in electric turquoise; candy apple red; nude; swishing taffeta; beads with weight; fabric that is delicate where there were slits measured to elongate her legs.
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"Business Insider's Chloe Pantazi reviewed one of the collection's most highly anticipated items, a one-legged shapewear short designed to be worn under dresses with high slits, and found that did it "did not live up to the hype" because the garment "felt flimsy and too tight.
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Throughout France, the standard way to prepare a leg of lamb, after first asking the butcher to trim away excess fat, remove the hip bone and tie it up, is to make a couple dozen little slits in the surface of the roast with a sharp knife.
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As the rural world grew more urban and criminals more sophisticated, people cunningly hid their external pockets under layers of clothing to hinder cutpurses; men's jackets and women's petticoats were outfitted with little slits that allowed to you access your tied-on pockets through your clothing.
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The filing shows a product that isn't too far from recently released VR headsets like the Oculus Rift, but where the Rift puts wearers squarely in a virtual world, Magic Leap's headset will have vision slits so users can see their surroundings, augmenting it with overlays at varying depths.
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The other day I rubbed one with ground cumin and a little cinnamon, a lot of salt and pepper, and I cut slits in the skin so the fat could render, then roasted it slowly in my grill for a couple of hours, indirect heat, lots of smoke.
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On Aaron Douglas's dust jacket for James Weldon Johnson's, The Autobiography of an Ex-Coloured Man (1927), a dark silhouetted body sits among flowers and vegetation, its eyes reduced to suspicious slits as it looks on the looming metropolis composed of skyscrapers and the dark smoke of factories.
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In " Ometeotl" (2016), a presiding figure mounted on the wall of an alcove spanning the front of the gallery and facing into it, it is easy to see that the artist has transformed Styrofoam packaging into a squat ceramic figure with a mottled, grayish-green surface and horizontal slits for eyes.
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Depending on what you're looking to bare, the options are endless: bandage slits that look like they've been cut with a straight razor, a side hem that's held together by cut-up pieces of fabric, an illusion waist that has a one-piece looking like it's two...you get the picture.
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The issue has again pitted conservative Islamic groups here, which insist it is a woman's right to publicly wear the niqab — a full head covering with only eye slits, usually accompanied by a shoulder-to-toe gown — against advocates who are concerned that more extreme strains of Islam have become ascendant.
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"There are sharks that must continue swimming to be able to breathe, as they rely on the forward motion to keep water passing through their gill slits and get oxygen," said Stan Shea, marine program director for the Bloom Association Hong Kong, a nonprofit that works to preserve the marine environment.
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While all of the styles are easy to pack and practical for warm weather, they're also, for lack of a better word, fun: Silver Lurex, whimsical prints and skin-baring slits and necklines dress up minimalist silhouettes that are roomy enough for hourlong dance-floor sessions or impromptu moped rides.
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The retailer recreated the body-concealing red clothing handmaids wear in Margaret Atwood's dystopian novel (that has been adapted into an Emmy award-winning TV show) by shortening the hem via a red mini dress, adding a cape with slits along the front and side and topping off the look with fishnet tights.
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The man of the evening looked dashing in an all-black suit, while Beyoncé wore a custom high-neck black velvet gown by Nicolas Jebran featuring cut-out shoulders and thigh-high slits on either side, finishing the look with shoulder-length earrings, dark shades, a large black hat and purple lipstick.
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The scene in which Hannah slits her wrists in the bathtub is one of the most disturbing depictions of suicide to ever be shown on television, and learning about the "reasons" Hannah chose to end her life — which includes being raped by one of her classmates at a party — is gut-wrenching.
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The retailer recreated the body-concealing red clothing handmaids wear in Margaret Atwood's dystopian novel (that has been adapted into an Emmy award-winning TV show) by shortening the hem via a red mini dress, adding a cape with slits along the front and side and topping off the look with fishnet tights.
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But 70s punk often linked arms with reggae, with white acts like The Ruts, The Members, and the Clash and gleaning inspiration from the likes of Misty in Roots and Steel Pulse—or, in the case of The Slits, having an entire album produced by a dub soundsystem legend like Dennis Bovell.
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JAY-Z, who was nominated for eight awards, looked dashing in an all-black suit, while Beyoncé wore a custom high-neck black velvet gown by Nicolas Jebran featuring cut-out shoulders and thigh-high slits on either side, finishing the look with shoulder-length earrings, dark shades, a large black hat and purple lipstick.
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She'd only seen them in daylight, but now it was night, and this one had its lights activated—two eerie blue slits at the top and what would be its midriff, if it had a midriff, in addition to the seven illuminated sensors that were arrayed across its chest, if it had a chest.
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With its energetic riffs and bouncing chorus, the track itself calls to mind 1970s post-punk icons like The Slits or X-Ray Spex, while the DIY style and inherently feminist ethos—with lyrics that tackle street harassment and objectification—give off a similar vibe to later riot grrrl groups like Bikini Kill and Bratmobile.
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By the time the first photon reaches the screen, the second photon's polarization is equally likely to be oriented one way as the other—thus giving it "no opinion," so to speak, as to whether the first photon took the first route or the second (the equivalent of knowing which of the two slits it went through).
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You can expect to find a combination of trend-driven details with classic style and silhouettes (à la puff shoulder sweaters, plaid trousers with front slits, and leather A-line dresses), but the pieces really shine when mixed and matched together: A walk through Prologue's released images will show you the trick is all in the styling.
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You only need to look at how fans mourned David Bowie and Prince last year; how they idolized and repackaged the punk aesthetic of The Sex Pistols, The Slits, and The Ramones; how they still flock to see Madonna, Springsteen, and Iggy Pop, to understand that we gravitate towards people who turn our assumptions on their heads.
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Just add your favorite mix of veggies to the EZ Salad Cutting Bowl – lettuce, carrots, cucumbers, cabbage, celery, tomatoes, or any others you like – rinse them right in the bowl, close the bowl's base, turn, slice through the bowl's slits, turn again, slice once more, and then open up the cutting bowl and enjoy your chopped salad.
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After a brief costume change into a white pantsuit for the very political performance of her new single "Chained to the Rhythm," Perry attended the after party circuit wearing an equally simple, yet sexy, black jumpsuit with a deep scoop neck, faux double breasted blazer buttons, and thigh-high slits up the legs to give an extra flash of skin.
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A segment on cotton swabs, for example, shows several kinds of machines: one that feeds the cotton to the one that shreds it, the one that cards the cotton and the one that slits it, the one that divides the cotton and one that turns the cotton strips into rounded strands and applies it to the sticks, and then a few more.
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Even if you're a firm believer in not judging a book by its cover (you altruist, you), He Who Must Not Be Named just looks like he's up to something terrible: the extremely pale, translucent skin, like he rose straight outta the crypt; the malevolent glint in his icy blue eyes; the absence of any hair whatsoever; the tiny slits where the nose usually goes.
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Devaney, the curator of the Royal Academy of Arts in London, writes that these experiences brought him back to his childhood in the Armenian province of Van in Ottoman Anatolia — deeply held memories that propelled his imagination into the free-floating biomorphic forms that were allegedly based on landscape but resemble, more often than not, bones, hair, balls of flesh, erect penises, and red vaginal slits.
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