Long noodles mean you'll live a long life — so, slurp up.
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These break down surrounding cells or even rock, which the fungi slurp up.
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Facebook disobeying iOS policies to slurp up more information could become a new talking point.
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Trilobites Do city bees feast on flower nectar, or do they mostly slurp up sugary soda?
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Slurp up soup dumplings here; grab a bánh mì sandwich there; munch on a fish taco elsewhere.
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Every time you twirl and slurp up your classic spaghetti and meatballs, you are secretly eating eggs.
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But muscles also will readily turn to and slurp up any bonus proteins floating around in the bloodstream.
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The boom is meant to slurp up the millions of tons of unsightly plastic comprising the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
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The Outsider's true form is worms — specifically, worms that slurp up people's DNA and can take on their exact shape.
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Ghoulish decorations will slurp up another $2.7 billion, while candy will drain a mere $2.6 billion from our veins lives.
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From over-exuberant manufacturers who slurp up data to security flaws that hackers could exploit, teledildonics can be a privacy nightmare.
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While other data vampires slurp up location information, keyboard behavior and search queries, Apple has turned up its nose at users' information.
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In general, cars have become rolling computers that slurp up personal data from users' mobile devices to enable "infotainment" features or services.
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Those upstream in Wyoming attempt to pull out as much water as possible before the hungry downstream cities slurp up their share.
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There are plenty of third-party apps on iOS that slurp up your private data without being entirely clear what they're taking from you.
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They somehow pull off the whole "slurp up ants with their sticky, noodly, bendy straw tongues" so confidently you forget how weird that is.
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He recently took to directing for A Star Is Born, the Lady Gaga vehicle that is just going to slurp up all the awards come January.
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Scoville then used a suction catheter to slurp up Molaison's medial temporal lobes, the portion of the brain that contains both the hippocampus and the amygdala.
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Facebook is still trying to bar the windows of its platform, ensuring there are no more easy ways to slurp up massive amounts of sensitive user data.
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Dan: Anyone who said "At least we'll get better art in the age of Trump" should be required to slurp up this vapid gruel though their eye sockets.
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Use the same video settings as with the helmet mount, but if you're going for a big trick, crank the frame rate to 120 to slurp up more detail.
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Many would have guessed that Facebook would become a magnificent ad engine that would slurp up as much data about its users as possible and use that information in mysterious ways.
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Technology companies like Mint and Betterment have been eager to slurp up this data, mainly by building services that let people link all their various bank-account and credit-card information.
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With all of our connected devices and their corresponding apps and platforms that slurp up our data, we humans have developed a real concern about where our personal information ends up.
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At the time, the social networking giant allowed developers to slurp up data not just from their own users but from their users' friends, all without their friends' awareness or explicit consent.
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Do like we do and just pretend you're in Tokyo: Patiently wait your turn to slurp up sturdy udon noodles and plump, gently fried agedashi tomatoes at the tiny eight-seat bar.
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Thanks to the very recent WikiLeaks dump detailing the CIA's ability to intercept messages before they're encrypted, we know that the United States government can slurp up text messages and emails at will.
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"These cities are realizing that you can't simply assume that the private market is going to come along and slurp up these properties and turn them into good, productive uses," Mallach told Axios.
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Read more: An icebreaker just tested a first-of-its-kind system that can slurp up oil spills in the frigid Arctic In deeper waters, modern platforms are specifically designed to resist hurricanes.
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There's nothing I slurp up more readily than absurd drama between internet celebrities, but this week felt like a particularly heightened version of the dystopian nightmare we as a society are steadily hurdling towards.
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But it comes off as a little tone deaf to slurp up data as intimate as health care records without informing patients, at a time when data privacy concerns are more heightened than ever.
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To assess where the female is on her reproductive cycle, a male giraffe will bend down, put his head between a female's rear legs, and slurp up her pee as she urinates in his face.
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The hundreds of thousands of Teslas already on the road constantly slurp up data and send it back to Tesla's servers, which helps the company improve and advance its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving systems.
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Meanwhile, Google Photos will gladly slurp up pictures from your Mac and your Android phone and make all your photos and videos available in both places—it can even upload pictures from your Apple Photo Library.
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When I finally peeked, during the second week, to see if any urgent messages had snuck in, the Twitter and Instagram timelines felt appealing, but no longer felt critical to slurp up in tiny, infinite loops.
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Most people, myself included, have frustrating data caps, and services like Stadia, which Google says can eat up as much as 20GB per hour at 4K resolutions, aim to slurp up every last bit of it.
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And Trump voters are seemingly excited to slurp up every last drop of that poison with nary a moment's reflection on what the charlatans at the network have been selling for the past decade and a half.
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And you won't need to do much more than spoon them into a bowl to slurp up, preferably with a drizzle of good olive oil or hot sauce, a little vinegar or lemon juice and a lot of pepper.
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The video is meant to rally the troops for a massive reorganization, but is undercut by surreal graphics showing Tronc as a colorful Death Star with massive antennae that have emerged to slurp up every content planet in the known universe.
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The use of a seemingly fun app to slurp up user data and repurpose it for other business goals is strikingly similar to how Cambridge Analytica's personality quiz app tempted millions of users to provide data about themselves and their friends.
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These technologies aren't going to make it to market in time for the Next Big Product Launch, but as we watch our phones slurp up the last dribble of power at the end of a long day, we can dream about the future.
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Now, we're not doctors or anything ... but for whatever reason, it doesn't seem like a good idea to slurp up one of Bucks' sweetest, calorie-packed beverages on the heels of a heart procedure -- not to mention a very recent heart attack, too.
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Eufy RoboVac 0993C Robotic Vacuum Cleaner — $169.99 See Details Cat and dog hair is no match for the Bissell EV675, a powerful robotic vacuum with a triple-action cleaning system that's specially designed to slurp up pet hair from rugs, carpets, and hardwood floors.
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The mind-numbing nature of cookie consent boxes leads many to ignore them or click whatever option will make them go away, which is great for information-hungry companies, as it means a bevy of third parties can continue to slurp up each begrudging user's data.
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Google might slurp up a lot of data about you across multiple services, but it does at least try and make it easy to review what's being collected and turn off different bits if you're not happy about them (like a record of your searches across multiple products).
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The argument against Facebook's market research effort goes something like this: at a time when it faces mounting concerns over its data-collection practices, the company made an end-run around Apple developer policies to slurp up some of the most sensitive data a person has, including some belonging to teenagers.
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One exciting possibility is to create an absolute legal defence for companies that make "interoperable" products that plug into the dominant companies' offerings, from third-party printer ink to unauthorised Facebook readers that slurp up all the messages waiting for you there and filter them to your specifications, not Mark Zuckerberg's.
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It now drives an entire industry on YouTube, where video artists rack up millions of views filming an array of audio and visual triggers for their viewers: They whisper, tap their fingers, flip through pages of a book, play with slime, slurp up noodles, make "mouth sounds" and even role-play scenarios like a spa visit or a doctor's appointment — anything to evoke the sensation.
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She and the other Animorphs eventually end up on Ax, the only Animorph remaining unshrunken. Visser Three and many Controllers also end up on Ax. Visser Three briefly sides with the Animorphs, saying, "I don't know about you Andalites, but these Helmacrons are really, really, really annoying me." Ax, in harrier morph, flies over to the Gardens where they all acquire and morph anteaters, which unshrinks them while in morph. As anteaters, Jake and Rachel slurp up the Helmacrons, and The Animorphs, Controllers and Helmacrons reach an agreement and everyone is unshrunken.
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One high-profile example is that DeepMind in the 2010s developed a "generalized artificial intelligence" that could learn many diverse Atari games on its own, and later developed a variant of the system which succeeds at sequential learning. Besides transfer learning, hypothetical AGI breakthroughs could include the development of reflective architectures that can engage in decision-theoretic metareasoning, and figuring out how to "slurp up" a comprehensive knowledge base from the entire unstructured Web. Some argue that some kind of (currently-undiscovered) conceptually straightforward, but mathematically difficult, "Master Algorithm" could lead to AGI. Finally, a few "emergent" approaches look to simulating human intelligence extremely closely, and believe that anthropomorphic features like an artificial brain or simulated child development may someday reach a critical point where general intelligence emerges.
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