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And our segmentation into completely different media spheres, completely different social spheres, and different social media spheres.
"If you imprint them on identical red spheres and give them a choice of two blue spheres or a purple and an orange sphere, they prefer the two blue spheres," said Martinho.
A duckling that was first shown two green spheres, in other words, was more likely to move toward a pair of blue spheres than a mismatched pair of orange and violet spheres.
Free Spirit Spheres, found near Qualicum Beach on Vancouver Island, offers three spheres bedecked with furnishings for singles or couples.
In the second, one group got two spheres the same colour, while the other had two spheres of different colour.
At the outset, four of the spheres will glow red, indicating that those are the spheres to keep an eye on.
"Alexa, open the Spheres," Bezos said, as a circle in the Spheres' ceiling turned blue just like Amazon's speech-controlled devices, whose voice assistant is named Alexa.
The specific geometry of two touching water-filled circular objects in an electromagnetic field creates resonances concentrated at the point where the spheres or half-spheres intersect.
The meeting, gathering Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Egypt would seek "to define the spheres of influence" for each, "and also spheres of cooperation," for example against terrorism, he said.
The political and official spheres are separate for a reason.
There is enough to do within our spheres of work.
These deal with totally Euclidean forms — spheres, circles, and ellipses.
It too considers the overlapping spheres of memory and accountability.
This used spheres, filled with nitrogen, connected to each wheel.
She's surrounded by other hovering red spheres, drifting like balloons.
No longer one thing but multiple overlapping spheres or circles.
Attendees gather outside the Amazon Spheres before the event begins.
Dive into 360 photo spheres and hang out around the world with a friend Dive into 360 photo spheres and hang out around the world with a friend Doodle in VR to enhance your avatar
She would inject a bead of ginger extract into a lemon-flavored bubble, or blood orange into a beet juice globule, creating spheres within spheres that would deliver a unique multipop sensation unattainable on Earth.
The ability to network across so many spheres makes Paris ideal.
Professional standards have improved in some spheres, particularly in commercial law.
Tell people in your social media spheres about the heartbeat bill.
It will be one of 40,000 plants filling the three spheres.
Geraci's design, now built, uses spheres just 0.3 microns in size.
There are raw crystals, tumbled stones, pyramids, wands, spheres, and more.
Across the universe, perfect spheres are things that should not be.
Yet her impact reached across space, time, and spheres of influence.
Internally, Putin is also "reformatting" the Russian political and ideological spheres.
They use that investment bank to spread criminality to other spheres.
In other spheres, such as sports, televised matches attract fewer fans.
In between those two spheres is where pro wrestling really works.
One is of metallic spheres floating around a simple cylindrical shape.
Both hope to shape spheres of influence in their own image.
Hermann Ludwig Ferdinand von Helmholtz used graduated glass spheres to isolate
STONY BROOK "Shiva Ahmadi: Spheres of Suspension," works in various media.
STONY BROOK "Shiva Ahmad: Spheres of Suspension," works in various media.
The show is divided between the public and the private spheres.
STONY BROOK "Shiva Ahmadi: Spheres of Suspension," artworks in various media.
The company created the Spheres Complex to help spark employee creativity.
Aliabadi's playful portraits show how Iranian women navigate these two spheres.
And those people who can be located in both those spheres.
Casey decision famously put it — across both social and economic spheres.
Mold the mixture into spheres the size of Ping-Pong balls.
First, she had to nail down a protocol for making spheres.
It might be something only the eight yellow spheres can determine.
The spheres formed when rocks melted then cooled after an impact.
I prefer simple plain geometric shapes, like cubes, triangles, and spheres.
What Johnson preaches is a relaxation of government involvement in all spheres.
The water turned into tiny spheres and rolled right onto the ground.
These electrons then attached to the positively charged spheres, turning them neutral.
Just look at its Seattle campus with its giant, bio-dome spheres.
The Spheres' three glass domes house some 203,000 plants of 400 species.
You can see a rack of photo spheres in the GIF above.
Fischer guides the hovering spheres to his face and slurps them up.
These spheres are recognized using computer vision software developed by the team.
Spheres and pyramids have even more specific forms of influence, Hanekamp says.
StEnSea would need 350 spheres in the Norwegian trench to match that.
Image: Mark A. GarlickStars are not perfect spheres owing to centrifugal force.
Elevating women in the spiritual realm reverberated in other spheres of life.
Then there are tektites, small, glassy spheres of compressed and heated rock.
The glassy spheres were between 0.5 millimeters to 1 millimeter in diameter.
It's as miraculous as observing the harmony of the spheres in motion.
STONY BROOK "Shiva Ahmad: Spheres of Suspension," contemporary works in various media.
The mouse clicked, and small blue spheres began dancing around my body.
The line between scholarly and practical spheres of influence is becoming blurred.
Financial concern found no purchase within the tiny spheres of our comprehension.
Taxi Fabric serves as the perfect meeting point between these two spheres.
Orthodox Jewish women and men live in tightly defined, and separate, spheres.
Microbes like bacteria bridge the living and nonliving spheres of the Earth.
At first, the Litchfield power struggles run in separate but parallel spheres.
Another: Russia and China will assert broader, more exclusive spheres of influence.
Additionally, these spheres represent the nine planets of our solar system, including Pluto.
My deep fear is that there's no single set of Hallin's spheres anymore.
Located in Seattle, Washington, the Spheres are a part of Amazon's downtown campus.
Hawks in Washington and Beijing may dream of two "techno-spheres" of influence.
The game at the time was about spheres of influence and little else.
Still, motion smoothing is a contentious discussion within the entertainment and gaming spheres.
The idea is to make MSG Spheres the gold standard for modern venues.
While the Schumers run in different spheres, their family trees converge big time.
Amazon is constructing three giant glass spheres containing an indoor forest in Seattle.
What you need is dozens of tiny spheres levitated and spun using ultrasonics.
For now they are compliantly rebellious: finding private spheres in which to live.
These droplets then freeze and fall back to Earth, creating the glassy spheres.
In U.S.-China relations, as in other policy spheres, deals have limited utility.
Immigration is one of the few policy spheres where he can do both.
But racial discrimination remains ubiquitous even in crucial spheres like jobs and housing.
Opals are essentially spheres of silicon dioxide with water combined into their chemistry.
The country stands where the spheres of influence of Moscow and Brussels meet.
"In spheres where we don't have uniforms, we really embrace individuality," Min said.
Be comfortable in Vanity Fair's swirling spheres of celebrity, politics, journalism and finance.
In this racialist vision, blacks disappeared in all spheres but their racial classification.
The company creates its midsoles by fusing together thousands of tiny foam spheres.
The Astrobee is one of the newest systems developed around NASA SPHERES research.
And that paralysis has begun to spread to other spheres of our culture.
A senior opposition official forecast that Syria would stabilize, divided into spheres of influence.
Trump's rise as a political figure has shown a deep understanding of Hallin's spheres.
The drums create low, bubbly mountains of spheres that rise as the song progresses.
Isaac Zavala, a potter, watches the wind whipping the clouds and experiments with spheres.
We're on the scene at Amazon's Day One building (right beside its, er... Spheres).
Today some worry about Google and Facebook monopolising their spheres of the online world.
He said that the New and Old Worlds were to be two separate spheres.
Some look like spheres balanced on praying mantis legs; others, more like flying skeletons.
A photo posted by the Vietnam People's Army Newspaper shows one of the spheres.
For us, there is no forbidden snack more tempting than these little moisture spheres.
Vinyl cyanide is a complex organic molecule capable of forming cell membrane-like spheres.
Education is one of those spheres where the heart is inseparable from the head.
At the start of this year, Amazon opened "Spheres" for its employees in Seattle.
They want it to peal with the music of the spheres, and it doesn't.
The burning rain outside slid off the nano spheres and hissed on the ground.
That's why we're treated to the "See you" language and those pretty multicolored spheres.
It's a spontaneously choreographed and completely controlled dance to the music of the spheres.
The spheres — about a foot in diameter — will reflect and distort the industrial surroundings.
Trump's election has inspired dissent in a variety of spheres, the culinary among them.
Some fossils were spheres containing a pair of cells, or four cells, or more.
During his session, he saw spirals of iridescent spheres that folded in on themselves.
"The real solution is national legislation mandating better privacy in multiple spheres," he says.
The bartenders spend the quiet hours whittling big ice cubes into spheres, with knives.
In our federalist system, federal and state governments possess their own spheres of power.
These ancient groupings delineate spheres of competing influence that continue to define international politics.
They're deep moral disagreements about which standards should apply, in which spheres of politics.
In some spheres, Britain, a multicultural society, has been particularly sensitive about gender discrimination.
Yet both are significant to me, and the two spheres are not entirely distinct.
A few months ago, Amazon invited reporters to its Spheres complex in downtown Seattle.
Evangelicals should return to the belief that character and politics are not separate spheres.
Those involved in the VR/AR/net art spheres will recognize the name, but for the rest of us, Lucas has been hard at work for more than 20 years pushing the limits of what artists can do in the digital spheres.
The Compliance With Court Orders Act is already getting pushback from within political spheres, too.
Next, they turned the light on, and used the curled tape to pick up spheres.
For those of us in the Russian "spheres of interest," this carries potentially chilling consequences.
Journalist Daniel Hallin referred to three spheres of media discourse: consensus, legitimate controversy, and deviance.
The Spheres, designed by architecture firm NBBJ, will become part of Amazon's guided campus tours.
Redevelopment of the Regrade commenced late 260, with completion of The Spheres scheduled for 2400.
And it does feel rewarding to do the same for those happy little EOS spheres.
It's not so that there hasn't been progress in a huge number of social spheres.
Tiny styrofoam or plastic beads: These teensy spheres lend a bubbly quality to your slime.
So how, in 2017, do you keep political views and pillow talk in separate spheres?
Subscriptions would be managed in private Twitter spheres only accessible to the home owner's users.
President Trump promised to maintain partnership with SDF and long-term support at various spheres.
It's named after a Soviet-era cartoon character, a toy horse made of small spheres.
"The Spheres," as they're known, hold 40,000 plants from 30 different countries around the world.
Some of these cells transformed into "organoids," hollow spheres consisting of many thousands of cells.
When started, the car's engine pumped hydraulic fluid into the spheres, lifting the vehicle's body.
That's where the Destiny: Music of the Spheres that you're listening to presumably comes from.
This provides evidence against the big spheres theory, further bolstering Einstein's theory of general relativity.
Do you find a disparity in the different social spheres where this issue is discussed?
" Women are condemned for using "their malicious magic to afflict unchallenged spheres of male power.
Large pieces, called tektites, often form teardrop shapes, and small droplets, called microtektites, produce spheres.
"I think these are completely separate ... spheres of foreign policy and decision making," she said.
"Moral imagination, spheres of identity, but also move beyond cheap lazy pronouncements," one note reads.
It is a spiritual as well as physical journey, and requires preparations in both spheres.
From there, I looked down at my body in its chair, surrounded by swirling spheres.
In the meantime, keep those icy little spheres out of the White House Briefing Room.
Russia's need of spheres of influence and buffer states is in direct conflict with globalization.
And one of the spheres feeling the worst of the pressure is the meatpacking industry.
The third opening suggests the spheres can be moved around, echoing a cloud's changing form.
Critic's Pick High above Manhattan, Alicja Kwade's planetary sculpture captures the music of the spheres.
Editors' Choice Science and literature are too often viewed as separate and even opposing spheres.
Olafur Eliasson's "Seeing Spheres" is installed outside the Chase Center (1 South St, San Francisco).
In that scenario, Alphabet's inability to achieve critical mass in other spheres doesn't matter much.
In addition, "invisible" disabilities, like chronic illnesses, still encounter discrimination and judgement in public spheres.
Hughes pointed out how often Jeff Dean's name expanded here and there in glowing spheres.
In the United States Senate, like in many spheres of life, fear does the business.
Next, Buchanan shares a protracted customer-service call that has become famous inside Amazon's spheres.
Women's economic equality depends on negotiations in all 3 spheres: public policy, workplace, and family.
I mean you are flying through the celestial spheres aboard something out of Railroad Tycoon.
With two additional spheres ready to go, Free Spirit Spheres plans to move locations in the coming months to a larger area close to Campbell River in B.C. For others, living in a dome year-round is more appealing than just a brief sojourn overnight.
It might also shove the world economy back towards mercantilism and competing spheres of economic influence.
If two black holes get too close, these spheres will merge and form one larger sphere.
Plus, men and women in religious Jewish culture operate in somewhat separate spheres with distinct roles.
To try to find these particles, Moore held positively charged spheres between a pair of electrodes.
If any millicharged particles were still stuck on the spheres, they would impart a small force.
Members of the public can also visit an exhibit at the Spheres by appointment starting Tuesday.
Smaller stars become neutron stars, which are super-dense spheres, while larger stars become black holes.
Montgomery is the Director of Sustainability at NBBJ — the architecture design firm that planned Amazon's Spheres.
Projects like Spheres are labeled "biophilic" because they are designed to incorporate nature into manmade spaces.
After seven years of planning and construction, Amazon's mini rainforest spheres are finally opening in Seattle.
In November 2015, Spanish officials reported that similar spheres plunged into a field in southern Spain.
This isn't the first time that mysterious metal spheres have plummeted to earth and caused confusion.
They're called Hoberman Spheres, named after engineer Chuck Hoberman, and they're now somehow even more relaxing.
Many of the plants are endangered species, meaning that the spheres double as a conservation project.
This newly downlinked high-res image shows MU22014 as two distinct spheres, called a contact binary.
This newly downlinked high-res image shows MU69 as two distinct spheres, called a contact binary.
Meanwhile, we have to expect Apple to flex its dominance in the privacy and security spheres.
The firm's researchers are experimenting with minuscule lipid spheres loaded with proteins, including synthetic elephant p53.
This is institutionalized persecution across the political, economic and social spheres, and it must be redressed.
When you inevitably run into another snake, you explode into a bunch of smoldering spheres yourself.
It is in these two spheres that AMLO will face his biggest tests should he win.
The spare, sophisticated sets by Vita Tzykun helped pull together the political and the personal spheres.
Yet, in times of severe crisis, Sistani straddles these spheres for the good of the nation.
For one, SPHERES robots don't have any cameras to record and stream video back to Earth.
Most major US cities have adopted the blue plastic half-spheres manufactured by the DryLands Corporation.
In esports more than traditional sports, the personal and professional spheres often exist side-by-side.
How did you get involved there, and how did you transition toward more electronically driven spheres?
Soccer is celebrated as one of the meritocratic spheres in Brazil, where talent counts the most.
" His advice: "Do yourself in, or learn the harp and play the music of the spheres.
He even said it would be great if anyone wanted to kiss or hug the spheres.
He even said it would be great if anyone wanted to kiss or hug the spheres.
" In this setup, "the bureaucratic idea of competence as objectively demarcated spheres of responsibility is absent.
If it is two spheres circling each other, each is about nine to 12 miles wide.
The two are a longtime team, yet they still seem to be operating in separate spheres.
Leaked spy cables reveal how Iran came to dominate the political and military spheres in Iraq.
But "preservation of multiple spheres is the great promise and charge of liberal democracy," Rosenblum maintains.
Our system does not divide authority into spheres controlled exclusively by the Senate, House, and President.
It seemed obvious to Chuck and Martin that the specks were giving rise to the spheres.
That's when the Cartesian notion of home and work as separate — and opposing — spheres took hold.
In their separate spheres, Davis and Crawford deal with the success of "Baby Jane" very differently.
The aptly named "Spheres" building consists of three dome structures, with a miniature rainforest planted inside.
Those spheres could then be released by turning the light off again, and flattening the adhesive out.
Shifting the borders of Hallin's spheres is a tried and true strategy for winning contentious political battles.
In the first season of 13 Reasons Why, parents and their children lived in two distinct spheres.
A heated confrontation occurred between opponents and proponents gathered in front of Amazon's Spheres earlier this month.
Then, when the shells of the spheres are broken, the liquid metal floods out, cools, and solidifies.
Then, the spheres can be spread onto a surface and pressure applied to split them right open.
That's because planets aren't perfect spheres, but bumpy, pitted things whose mass is always on the move.
It's slightly surprising that Sphero isn't outwardly connecting Specdrums back to its signature connected spheres and app.
Bumps in the road were dampened by the incompressible fluid squeezing the compressible gas in the spheres.
Preschool experience could help prepare children for learning in academic, social and emotional spheres of elementary education.
Global work in AI has long taken place in three spheres: research departments, corporations, and the military.
But to hell with it, the Manchester-based DJ and producer Hidden Spheres has done it...again.
A few weeks later, the Destiny fan's equivalent of a miracle occurred: Music of the Spheres leaked.
That we need to ace the performance of life, and rise to the top of our spheres.
You could embed your own stories into Google Earth, or link personal photo spheres to specific places.
I step out of my ship and walk through a dark hallway, illuminated by strange golden spheres.
It is a process that will play out worldwide in military, economic, cultural, ideological and technological spheres.
When I first walked in, I was greeted by a tree stump dotted with little colorful spheres.
In the major spheres, decision-making, when it happens at all, is downstream from curiosity and engagement.
Ultima Thule actually looks a bit like a snowman, made of two spheres, touching at a point.
However, every leader has to identify market cravings in their own spheres and race to satisfy them.
"The way information is distributed affects everything on the personal, social, economic, and political spheres," Cirio says.
So, issue No. 1: making sure that women are represented more in the public and private spheres.
Basically, incoming light of many different wavelengths gets caught up in and then reemitted by the spheres.
Masses of orchids or tulips are crafted into otherworldly sculptures in the shapes of spheres and cylinders.
Acclaim for the proposal came from all spheres of influence, except for one: The Fifth Avenue Association.
Other couples, they're in completely different professional spheres, and it doesn't matter, it doesn't impact their connection.
Ms. Akbar said the hands represent oppression against Afghan women from three spheres — religion, politics and economics.
Yet, women are underrepresented in decision-making spheres, and the world's coronavirus response agencies are no exception.
Amazon's much-discussed entrance into health care has helped pushed heavyweights in traditionally separate spheres to combine.
I've talked about the fracturing of the internet into different spheres of influence for quite literally years.
Narrow shelves completely line the doors, marshaling spools of thread, the wood spheres and glass ones, too.
Now they're breaking out of the internet and scoring lucrative deals in the fashion and entertainment spheres.
Calling the exterior "drab" would be overselling it, especially compared to Apple's new spaceship or Amazon's Spheres.
He buys, if anything, into Vladimir Putin's macho authoritarianism and spheres of influence for the great powers.
In some of my films, I have built plausibility instead of truthfulness to address very private spheres.
Power is spread over 16 states, and police, judicial and migration officials have distinct spheres of authority.
The most arresting glass structure in the city, though, may well be the Amazon Spheres (technically titled Amazon's The Spheres), three conjoined, bulbous conservatories filled with more than 211,212 plants from nearly 12 different species, that opened this January as part of the online behemoth's downtown Seattle headquarters.
The simple spheres matured into 3D structures, fusing with other types of brain balls and sparking with electricity.
Since the Women's March have you continued to see young people entering and becoming active in political spheres?
These 'adds' mainly consist of random spheres, smoke, or placing everything into a landscape and playing with shadows.
There's an immediate sect of decisions in a city that's far more intimate than other spheres of government.
Instead of using the pendulums at Washington, small-force hunters could use spheres of silica levitated by lasers.
The cells self-assemble into spheres that contain neural progenitor cells, or cells that will become brain cells.
The Spheres complex, officially open to workers on Tuesday, is the pinnacle of a decade of development here.
Originally, I thought that keeping the two spheres separate and un-synched would help me be more organized.
You can walk gingerly, even reverentially, among the spheres, or you can gaze at them, entranced, from afar.
Initially, some speculated that the metals spheres came from the Vietnamese Army, but officials quickly dismissed that theory.
When they went outside, they found three strange metal spheres that appeared to have fallen from the sky.
In 1992 he was awarded the Nobel prize for extending economic analysis to new spheres of human behaviour.
In fact, 69023 MU69 is what's known as a contact binary, where two spheres apparently have fused together.
In fact, 2014 MU69 is what's known as a contact binary, where two spheres apparently have fused together.
China has built a "pebble bed" reactor that keeps radioactive elements locked inside cue ball-sized graphite spheres.
And now, it's happening with greater and greater speed, all of these little spheres crashing into each other.
The spheres are huge and sit just off of the office, between a dog park and the road.
If you made a Venn diagram with the spheres of influence surrounding each record, they'd fail to overlap.
Without the calming influences in those spheres, there are no checks on the forces reshaping the national discourse.
Incentives and spheres of influence are powerful things, so it's critical we keep them as aligned as possible.
Nations would be bound by local spheres of influence with little regard for global co-operation or trade.
In addition to the plants, the spheres will contain tree houses joined by a series of suspension bridges.
The metal spheres, the flash X-ray machines, the "flying plates" that are part of the Chinese design?
Its effect goes beyond the environment into the economic and social spheres, jeopardizing our progress toward sustainable development.
For now, it would be best if Washington continued to act forcefully in the political and diplomatic spheres.
Some call for retreat from democratic solidarity to spheres-of-influence based on power and indifference to values.
But the much-heralded "fourth industrial revolution" is now blurring the lines between physical, biological, and digital spheres.
The recipe makes about 24 one-ounce croquetas; size them down to half-ounce spheres if you wish.
Over the past decade, in fact, the SPHERES program has led to more than 100 different academic studies.
" The Kremlin said the two sides confirmed they intended to "activate dialogue in various spheres, including strategic security.
If a country is economically interlinked around the globe, it does not need spheres of influence for protection.
The main challenge was constructing the spheres out of the Plaster of Paris and making those perfectly circular.
The particles were mostly shaped as fragments and films and rarely as spheres or fibers, the researchers reported.
The space is comfortable and rustic, with warm light emanating from hanging spheres of loosely wound wooden strips.
The most dominant reason is the collapse of the Catholic Church's influence in most spheres of Irish life.
It seems, then, in both public and private spheres, employees can be held accountable for their political speech.
"The resulting institutionalization and systematization of corruption in Zimbabwean political and economic spheres has been extensive," TIZ said.
The goal was to discover novel spheres of expression: the unspoken word, the unpainted image, the unheard sound.
After a few days in an incubator, for unknown reasons, spheres composed of neural stem cells would appear.
The best ones are prized for their juicy sweetness, perfect spheres, extra smooth rind and T-shaped stalks.
In this quiet, unique setting, the performers will move with a focus on circles, spheres, spirals and loops.
In this quiet, unique setting, the performers will move with a focus on circles, spheres, spirals and loops.
The assigned roles keeps society organized and greatly stratified, but also continuously overlapping between private and public spheres.
"Marielle understood that in order to remain alive, it is necessary to occupy spheres of power," she said.
The foldout diagram of nine illustrated spheres found in the Voynich manuscript proved the key to understanding it.
What's become more important than the political, the social, or the magical, is the sensuality of those spheres.
But it's also not responsible for a new doctrine of executive action or new spheres of presidential involvement.
Without invitation or permission, she installed silver, highly reflective plastic spheres outside the Italian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale and stood among them throughout the exhibition's opening period, barefoot and dressed in a gold kimono, while offering individual spheres for sale to viewers at the price of 1200 lira (about $2).
And, as the panel's conversation demonstrated, it was a story that maps perfectly onto women's experiences in digital spheres. .
While the accusatory power of "cuck" may have expired in alt-right spheres, "shill" remains as damning as ever.
Robots that think and learn will infiltrate spheres from health care and criminal justice to finance and popular culture.
Our commission is to live up to that energy and continue to push it forward in our own spheres.
High in the sky above the city, two small white spheres seemed to just be floating above the clouds.
Crucial to their success is how digital detoxes have married the spheres of technology and the burgeoning wellness industry.
These little spheres can grow and change, the neurons inside reaching out arm-like appendages as they move around.
In the new social VR test bed, 360 photos appear as handheld spheres you can rotate to look at.
All group chats are invasions of privacy—bits of private life invading professional and social spheres throughout the day.
The culture war and the atmosphere of intense partisanship is consuming all spheres, and Silicon Valley is no exception.
To collect Curios, you enter AR mode, go to those culturally relevant spots and look for the Curios spheres.
Turns out, zooming in too far on Google Maps' user-uploaded 27D Spheres produces some impressively fucked up images.
Turns out, zooming in too far on Google Maps' user-uploaded 3D Spheres produces some impressively fucked up images.
Spheres represents the impossible experience of watching two black holes collide through haunting music and stark, beautifully rendered environments.
For defence, and when asleep, they roll themselves up into spheres, scales on the outside, to thwart any predator.
The spheres are the company's boldest architectural statement yet in the first project it's building from the ground up.
Music of the Spheres, a long sought-after relic among Destiny fans, is finally available for anyone to hear.
It's not just about spheres, however; Scandy has a whole gallery of prints showing off what they're up to.
Doctors ordered a CT scan, which showed that more than 100 little spheres were rolling around in her abdomen.
These private conversations followed a pattern: First Villagómez would brag about his importance in the public and academic spheres.
You experience the music of the spheres, as Kepler called them, the mechanics of the solar system in action.
Quietly, the administration has also been working to dismantle Obama era regulations in the environment, education and financial spheres.
Thus, candle flames form little spheres in space instead, as well as burn much more slowly and more cooly.
New technologies that encourage co-operation in some spheres of life contribute to social capital rather than weaken it.
Obama thinks the government regulates too little in some spheres (air pollution, for example) but too much in others.
During the 1990s, the rules based global order beat out the "spheres of influence" thinking of the Cold War.
The old Victorian arguments about "separate spheres," as Sara L. Maurer noted, continue to echo in women's work today.
Those close to the White House describe the latest scuffle as another power struggle between rival spheres of influence.
Fried spheres of cod and potato, intriguingly named Brandade Dauphine, sit atop a piquillo-pepper purée, showered with Parmesan.
Both are adding to Kim's legitimacy and expanding their spheres of influence in Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
A replacement for MIT's 'Star Wars' drones Students at MIT came up with the idea for SPHERES in 1999.
Back then, the stars and planets were attached to "celestial spheres" which were how they rotated around the earth.
What do you think specifically allows you to inhabit, as an artist, these various spheres of pan-African storytelling?
As Issa, Molly, and Lawrence navigate their respective spheres, none of their arcs quite go where you might expect.
Just as Giger's work sits at a crossroads of biological themes, his relationships also occupy several spheres at once.
Puzzles and Dragons is an iOS game that involves matching up colored spheres (Engadget compared it to Pokemon Shuffle).
But FarmView has multiple projects that adopt technology developed in other spheres and reverse engineers it to benefit farmers.
The natural phenomenon occurs when slush is broken up and whipped around by waves near the shore, forming spheres.
It illuminates the inextricable connection of the body to technology in some unexpected spheres like gentrification, spirituality, and gender.
The retreat in freedom of expression in entertainment and culture spheres is shocking to many Chinese from previous generations.
Thanks to hyaluronic filling spheres, peptides, and biomimetic skin rejuvenators, it produces lips that appear fuller, smoother and contoured.
And why do you not permit some people to explore new things and talk about that in public spheres?
While you're guessing, you might note that the spheres anticipate the target motifs that would become a Johns signature.
"To me, the bass line — which is the canon — is evocative of the universals spheres turning," Mr. Tritle said.
A puerile prologue imagines prehistoric man and woman discovering the parts of their bodies that resemble spheres and hemispheres.
American high school students can recite Shakespeare's sonnets, derive advanced calculus theorems, and explain the Chinese spheres of influence.
At work she dons double protective gear and stands at the bedside of someone who exhales the spiky spheres.
The existing instruments have already changed astronomers' fundamental assumptions about stars—for example, that they're spheres, which they're not.
Gays are welcomed in the Israeli military and are open about their sexual orientation in politics and other spheres.
The latest addition is the Spheres, three interconnected glass-domed conservatories that opened on Amazon's downtown campus in January.
Janeites who may be super butch in light of day privately visit spheres coded female: domesticity, romance, social life.
In recent months, powerful men in Hollywood, the media, Congress and other spheres have been accused of sexual harassment.
Moving gingerly, I hovered to one side, trying not to get in the way as Coblentz injected her spheres.
Those objects include globular star clusters, spheres full of hundreds of thousands of stars that orbit our galactic center.
Both Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett and business mogul Kim Kardashian West are wildly successful in their own spheres.
Motivated partly by his own curiosity, Faubert started asking athletes to visit the lab to try tracking the spheres.
After eight seconds, a prompt asks you to recall the numbers of the spheres that had once been red.
Now, George Osborne, the former chancellor of the Exchequer, is set to be prominent in both spheres at once.
He had broken the spheres apart and placed the cells in a medium that encouraged the growth of neurons.
Often tween boys and girls are isolated into separate spheres, portrayed as alien to each other and to adults.
" They are essentially three-dimensional Escher-esque paintings on spheres, created with a technique he calls "six-point perspective.
On the topic of greatness and Jesus Christ, she wanted to open with recollections of greats in other spheres.
The actual work of bioethicists transcends both the public and the clinical spheres, as described in the video above.
A "separate spheres" ideology emerged — the belief that public spaces were for men and private spaces were for women.
It's that once disparate spheres have now collided and interpenetrated each other, creating a sense of 'elsewhere' at all time.
There's a kind of galaxy called an elliptical galaxy, which are not spheres, but they're not discs or messes, either.
It's a curious read that touches on intersectionality and all the current debates raging in the political and cultural spheres.
Singapore's Supertrees, Amazon's Spheres, and indoor cloud forests are just some examples of how architects and botanists are working together.
In terms of business abroad, they carve out their own geographical spheres of technological influence that mostly do not overlap.
"Two Spheres" consists of white balls against a black panel, one slowly turning while the other moves up and down.
There have been a number of studies using spheres on what's known as the "packing problem," but this is different.
Amazon is building a series of greenhouses, or what it calls "spheres," in downtown Seattle as part of its expansion.
Light rings are a recent idea and consist of ultrabright spheres of photons trapped in orbit around a black hole.
EARLIER in December Wang Yi, the Chinese foreign minister, said his country "disapproves" of spheres of influence in international affairs.
In essence, FOIP is a rules-based rejoinder to China's vision of spheres of influence, gunboat diplomacy and murky loans.
In fact, their spheres don't really intersect — unless Kim K. is planning on making a Modern Family cameo anytime soon.
Nearly every political culture has some sense of chosenness that makes failure in at least some spheres difficult to process.
When opposite signs Capricorn and Cancer are involved, the major themes are family and legacy; the private versus public spheres.
Stories and songs about the site, which help express its cultural importance, are part of Google's interactive Story Spheres experience.
Walking through requires navigating around 10-foot high white halves of spheres —  the backside of the museum's famed domed ceiling.
Once the map was done, 55 spheres, which represent the points where you could walk to and from, became visible.
The decorations even extend outside stores, where Target's huge concrete spheres will get overlaid with images of Mario and Luigi.
Lastly, it also implies that male dominated spheres such as language are being defied by sheer existence of the phrase.
Years ago, when I was Audio Director at Bungie, I gave away nearly 100 copies of Music of the Spheres.
The prototype for Draw Your Blade isn't polished at all, and you're not fighting anything more nefarious than floating spheres.
Societies will have to decide how they want data to be used, in politics as well as in other spheres.
"No matter how strong China may become, China will never seek hegemony or never establish spheres of influence," he said.
She aggravates their longstanding discomfort with a woman whose power isn't situated within the private spheres of marriage or family.
My first bite into these mushy spheres was one of the most disappointing first bites I've had in a while.
The pact included secret provisions for carving up parts of Europe, including Poland, into Soviet and Nazi spheres of influence.
It is only a matter of time before their mark on the nation's politics matches their contributions in other spheres.
STONY BROOK "Shiva Ahmad: Spheres of Suspension," exhibition features contemporary works of various mediums by Iranian-American artist Shiva Ahmadi.
See-through spheres act like biconvex lens, where the two opposite roundest sides of the bag become the two lenses.
Still, there were a few remaining spheres of humanity walled off to automation, like art, music, and comedy — until now.
The work consists of 1,229 floating steel spheres that gently collide and clatter against one another in the summer breeze.
But by pooling from observations from telescopes around the world and in space, scientists have discovered more spheres like ours.
These problems can be linked with the inaccessibility disabled students usually encounter in colleges and other spheres of civil society.
Another theory is that the spheres originated with the Medicis, the powerful Italian bankers who sponsored artists during the Renaissance.
The Saudi monarchy monopolized political and military action; the Wahhabi clerics took charge of the religious, legal and social spheres.
In CLEVR, a neural network would be presented with a suite of simple objects, such as pyramids, cubes and spheres.
Rockman's painting, "Spheres of Influence" (2016), tackles this by examining the impact of migration routes that cross the Great Lakes.
The centerpiece of the company's $4 billion office project is three colossal plant-filled spheres, which were unveiled this week.
Writing and restaurant work—which I'd previously considered two separate spheres in my brain—didn't have to be mutually exclusive.
You learned this back in geometry class with regard to cubes and spheres, and it's also true of your infant.
Some were gaudy, and none were afraid of kitsch: Her mirrored spheres of the 22011s could function as disco balls.
The Soviet Union had just collapsed, and a triumphalist faith in the free market was bleeding into spheres like education.
Ms. Knowlton lives in the former barn, and her concrete, clay and metal spheres lie like meteorites around the property.
Their vibe is the climax of all those faintly related spheres, filtered through Brockhampton's brightly-coloured, post-One Direction world.
Inside they were met with a tree-sized spray of white blooms and greenery-wrapped spheres with flickering lights inside.
Start – or end – the evening with a cocktail at restaurateur Renee Erickson's below-ground Deep Dive in the Amazon Spheres.
Hexagonal patterns seemed the best way to pack spheres closely together, Harriot found, and he corresponded about it with Kepler.
But look more closely, and you see the individual bubbles -- little spheres of liquid that are empty in the middle.
U.S. government debt prices were lower on Friday, as investors turned their attention to the U.S. political and economic spheres.
To recreate the wrath of hailstorms, researchers used a device that fired off two-inch spheres of ice against roofs.
"Husbands and wives had different roles in different spheres, so that was the opposites-attract view of marriage," Mr. Wolfers said.
The hollow spheres are made of polyurethane filled with gelatin, ballistic powder and water, which simulates a human skull and brain.
They tested what happened when the spheres fell from different heights or sustained single blows from rocks and club-like objects.
By pouring silver nitrate onto tiny copper spheres, they could induce a network of microscopically thin intersecting silver wires to grow.
Image: ESA/Rosetta/NAVCAMJonathan Levine Associate Professor, Physics, Colgate UniversityMany objects in space, like stars and planets, are quite nearly spheres.
Yomuneko's game had me fist bumping my teammate and smashing glass spheres with hammers in a Portal-like escape puzzle game.
Although art frequently overlaps with many other cultural spheres, the "sports and art" combination often seems stuck on the 'jock' vs.
According to the people who created the snowman, he is made up of tiny (I can't overstate how tiny!) silica spheres.
Throughout the Cold War, weapons shipments from both East and West were vital for entrenching alliances and establishing spheres of interest.
Her spheres seem a bit like machine parts, and maybe also, more ominously, like armaments, pointing to Fort Tilden's military past.
Your inclusions seem to represent shifts in political, cultural, and social spheres—"afrofuturism" and "gender fluid" are two good example additions.
As global rules decay, a fluid patchwork of regional deals and spheres of influence is asserting control over trade and investment.
An American military intervention could be cited as evidence that America shares Mr Putin's belief in great powers' spheres of influence.
Maybe one of the spheres can virtually transport Knicks fans to a place where the team is owned by someone else.
The spheres also feature living walls, which are vertical gardens with over 25,000 plants woven into 4,423 square feet of mesh.
Some are manufactured by bubbling gas through molten metal, while others cast metallic alloy around hollow metal spheres to provide voids.
In this confident mode, Frank and Amy pull out their Coach spheres and check their expiry date at the same time.
Dyukov said that the companies had pinpointed six spheres of cooperation, such as equipment localization, to boost oil production and exploration.
So, the dedicated dog dad went ahead and bought 27 packs of balls, totaling over 5,000 rainbow spheres of puppy ecstasy.
The proceeds from the sale of this shirt benefits the non-profit Higher Heights, which supports black women in political spheres.
Putin also said that Russia needed to expand freedom in all spheres and be open to the world and new ideas.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos climbed Amazon's spheres, a group of three cylindrical, glass-enclosed structures at the company's headquarters in Seattle.
Apple's new campus will be only an 11 minute walk from Amazon's headquarters, as marked by the now-iconic Amazon Spheres.
Amazon, not to be outdone, is putting up tree-filled "spheres" in downtown Seattle so staff can hold meetings in forests.
It allows freedom in some spheres to prevent simmering anxieties about the future of Tibetan culture and Buddhism from boiling over.
Reporters Without Borders Sweden said it downloaded 360 spheres in Google Street View, altered them in Photoshop and re-uploaded them.
In a second piece from the same series, gleaming spheres and crescent moons seem to be frolicking among smears of light.
Swift refers to modernist writers like Woolf and Conrad, whose novels often turn on juxtapositions between the public and private spheres.
"You're going to see a number of floating spheres, and you have to touch them," Guillermo Iruretagoyena, a software developer, said.
They recognize that even as some forms of work are rendered obsolete, new forms open up -- particularly in the technology spheres.
His magnum opus, the " Spheres " trilogy, nearly three thousand pages long, includes a rhapsodic excursus on rituals of human-placenta disposal.
The artist forms an open-ended narrative with his works, manipulating simple spheres and cubes to form a larger impactful image.
Roman, Jewish, Christian: Josephus's footsteps lead us through the time and place where these three spheres aligned most exuberantly, most surprisingly.
It's simply impossible to tell any good-news story when looking at the data from these moral, social and emotional spheres.
Art Review Julio Le Parc, a student of Lucio Fontana, choreographs a motorized movement-of-the-spheres dance, poetic and hypnotic.
And "Continual Light Cylinder" joins mirrors and lights projections to choreograph a motorized movement-of-the-spheres dance, poetic and hypnotic.
Inside these spheres, called radomes, are antenna systems that send and receive information from satellites in constant orbit above the earth.
The solution exists, just maybe not in your sphere, or mine, or in the spheres of anyone else you've ever met.
These elegant and plump little spheres are filled with black sesame paste that imparts a nutty flavor and a striking appearance.
Corrosion and corruption of core values of a society inevitably lead toward catastrophe in social, political and economic spheres as well.
Moreover, Mr. Moon and Mr. Trump lack personal chemistry, analysts said, inhabiting opposing political spheres and coming from vastly different backgrounds.
The group amassed in the shadow of The Spheres, the trio of steel-and-glass greenhouses Amazon built for employee use.
Women are still underrepresented in politics, she said, but they have gained clout in other spheres, including unions and student movements.
In the new experiment, polystyrene spheres were sliced in the shape of a spherical cap, mimicking the shape of a spore.
He thought that he could prove his theory with a time-lapse photographic sequence of cells coming together to form spheres.
Her necklace consists of 265 different components, printed in resin, of pearl-shaped spheres that morph into shapes faceted like diamonds.
Several truths that we see in the startup arena have failed to penetrate the legacy enterprise, legacy IT, and government spheres.
It's 2019 and our social spheres are flooded by virtual visuals that leave little space for the more classic photo moments.
The event took place inside of The Spheres, a glass-encased orb filled with exotic fauna adjacent to Amazon's Seattle headquarters.
Expo 2020 is like a World's Fair, with 192 countries showcasing the newest in art, technology, science and countless other spheres.
Stalin had a very different vision: a world shaped by spheres of influence within which the will of the strongest prevails.
The U.S. and China, in particular, have deviated from international norms on several issues and both enjoy broad spheres of influence.
America's economic system rests on the uniquely powerful collaboration of the public and private spheres, a distinct advantage over global competitors.
This could also be explained by differences in the underlying ground, or irregularities in a boulder's shape — they aren't perfect spheres.
Few are the creative spheres in which New York plays the underdog; men's fashion at the moment appears to be one.
" Ms. Chu added, "We often find with artists who dabble in different spheres, they can sometimes be underappreciated in their lifetimes.
They represent three spheres of use for crypto securities and currencies: banking (specifically global banking), tech, and a borderless cyber society.
The American constitutional system is, after all, a rather complicated and nuanced web of interlocking and partially overlapping spheres of authority.
Introduction of the marble spheres into the frames elevates the 40-year-old artist's work toward matters of environment, construction, and scale.
Wedged between steel frames and suspended above the ground, the spheres look like weightless balloons despite many weighing more than a ton.
The submarine is made up of a series of inter-connected spheres that allow it to resist water pressure at great depths.
Why doesn't the gravity pull so hard that stars and planets collapse into smaller and smaller spheres and become a black hole?
And there are other spheres of our lives and existence, outside the home, where the State should not be a dominant presence.
It is so entrenched in some media and eater spheres that the validity of the phenomena is just a given for many.
The bursts look like children's drawings of planets and solar systems: ring-toss-Saturns and spheres that seem to pulse like wounds.
At the Spheres' opening, Governor Jay Inslee said the project now ranked along with Seattle's Space Needle as icons of Washington State.
The reforms have encompassed all spheres of social and political life from freeing the country's currency to normalizing relations with its neighbors.
The internet has widened our spheres of access to other people, and with it the ability to peer at how they live.
Manbij lies near the junction of three separate blocks of territory that form spheres of Russian, Turkish and, for now, U.S. influence.
In August 1939, Germany and the Soviet Union signed the secret Molotov-Ribbentrop pact that divided Europe into their spheres of influences.
On the contrary, the differing legal regimes applicable in respect of airspace and outer space have operated well in their respective spheres.
That said, he is is encouraged by the recent trend toward "Dysonian SETI"—the search for alien megastructures, such as Dyson spheres.
"Prepare yourself for an overwhelming trip into the deep spheres of dankness," the human behind the masterpiece wrote in the YouTube description.
We had a giant crane on a tug, and we had intended to shoot several heights in order to build environment spheres.
These are some of the uncanny possibilities rolled up in Lars Fisk's solo show comprised of several types of New York spheres.
"Although it was a really roughly made test with just a handful of spheres, it looked amazing and pretty promising," Völker says.
In this ghastly liquid sit six Up 5 Chairs, chained to heavy spheres, their "Liberty prevented" just like Maestà Tradita's chained existence.
That's why in Google's Story Spheres, you hear Anangu Elder Reggie Uluru singing songs and Wilson telling stories about the site's creation.
Both the business and political spheres are increasingly becoming VUCA worlds, where adaptability and free-flowing communication beat efficiency in determining success.
The beef brings two of the biggest attention hounds, usually in separate spheres of the media universe, into the same news story.
New ideas coming from these two spheres will eventually trickle down to government relations departments in the corporate, association and nonprofit space.
To thrive, they must be attached to something, so the idea is to grow them on small spheres floating in the vessels.
Enter the brain organoids, spheres at most the size of a BB, containing stem cells differentiated into most types of brain cells.
This year, researchers detected vinyl cyanide, a complex organic molecule capable of forming cell membrane-like spheres that may lead to life.
But in spheres outside politics, companies big and small are giving more thought to how to make individuals feel heeded and respected.
China stands accused by Germany of interfering in its spheres of interest and influence in the European Union, West Balkans and Africa.
Royal tennis, which had different courts and rules, featured wooden spheres and then leather balls stuffed with cork or rags and horsehair.
Caseificio La Fattoria, a restaurant in Italy's Campania region, makes fresh mozzarella in giant spheres that can weigh up to 88 pounds.
Though light in color, the spheres come with their own gravity and seem heavy, like setting suns over the ubiquitous horizon line.
Cultural spheres and industries previously unrelated now blend together, two sides of the same coin, to create new fields never seen before.
A new group exhibition generates both creative and art-focused perspectives towards the neverending back and forth between physical and virtual spheres.
The new shelter is across the street from the Amazon Spheres, prominent glass domes that double as an employee workspace and greenhouse.
It was an examination not of personal faith, he said, but of how faith can be deployed and twisted in other spheres.
Hefuna's sculptures intend to evoke mashrabiya screens, which mark discrete public and private spheres in Middle Eastern and North African domestic spaces.
It's an assemblage of spheres and tubes and rods, fashioned from welded steel spray-painted gold, that hovers above her morning yogurt.
Especially as transnational terrorism continues to blur longstanding distinctions between the military and civilian spheres, preserving a constitutional stopping point is crucial.
During the Cold War, the world was mostly divided into two camps with ideologies and spheres of influence that were well known.
He and the people he's met in cam rooms connect on Twitter, too—carrying those friendships into other spheres, and strengthening them.
It is separate from the building made up of three glass spheres that is the company's most distinctive presence in the city.
I am part of the film world, but today I want to hear from women from other spheres, in academia, in organizations.
There's no precedent for viral physicians TikTok is taking over the world, gradually in older spheres, all at once among young people.
Breaking up the giants, on the other hand, would leave a constellation of smaller companies that remain dominant in their respective spheres.
Another one was Transformers, which showed how a robot dog invaded a base by deploying hundreds upon thousands of small robotic spheres.
The federal judiciary occupies a distinct place in American life that makes what happens there potentially more striking than in other spheres.
The resulting national focus on sexual misconduct has led to career-ending consequences for top figures across several spheres, including Minnesota Sen.
SAN DIEGO — Two hundred and fifty miles over Alysson Muotri's head, a thousand tiny spheres of brain cells were sailing through space.
Both hope to shape spheres of influence in their own image and ultimately remake the global order to suit their own priorities.
Other pieces are even more generic, especially some dozen 19-inch red earth spheres that conjure viruses, soccer balls and ritual objects.
Previews for the show have called attention to the Conjunction of Spheres, suggesting that we'll learn more about it during the series.
Their other argument was that women, having achieved equality in many spheres since the 1970s, no longer need the amendment for protection.
The space is located across the street from the Amazon Spheres — prominent glass domes that double as an employee workspace and greenhouse.
SAN DIEGO — Two hundred and fifty miles over Alysson Muotri's head, a thousand tiny spheres of brain cells were sailing through space.
Happy cheering bunny Kawaii animals and cute Facebook-esque reactions have bust through their original spheres of influence and into the mainstream.
" Mr. Peskov echoed that statement, but also said that "vitally important spheres of our economy have been targeted with cyberattacks from abroad.
The textures vary between the chalky, matte blacks of globes to the pebbly, rough surface of gray pedestals on which the spheres rest.
Next, the batter is poured into a machine that shapes them into spheres and cranks them directly into a vat of boiling oil.
Next, the researchers simulated different injuries using synthetic bone spheres from Synbone, a company that makes surgical education models for health-care professionals.
Where Drake's undeniable talents lie in the acting and music spheres, it looks like his son might take after his mama's artistic side.
She thought she might be able to extend to these viruses some of the symmetry techniques she had been working on with spheres.
"Having mutually exclusive technological spheres doesn't simply mean supply chains will mirror each other on different continents," technology analyst Tim Culpan wrote recently.
The proposed bill would introduce sweeping definitions of gender-based violence, covering psychological and economic harm in both the public and domestic spheres.
In essence, the image of Washington's government is so poor – including among Americans – that it increasingly outweighs undoubted U.S. strengths in other spheres.
The violence was in the headlines for a day or two, and then the news cycle and the social media spheres moved on.
The small, colored spheres serve as game show buzzers, tapping into Amazon's new Gadgets API to provide at home, voice controlled trivia games.
Smartphones and laptops have blurred the line between professional and personal spheres, raising health concerns that have prompted the government to take action.
The beads couldn't burn away, but the outside could turn to blackened carbon while the inside dissolved away into gas, leaving carbon spheres.
These spheres were installed with precision, but they also feel playful, as if a child had scattered giant-size marbles throughout the space.
They use large surrounding spheres of microphone arrays to record holographic sound images — a kind of 3D aural fingerprint — of any musical instrument.
However, there's sound science that explains how cylinders or spheres can be used to create lift if you make them spin a little.
When it came to 2016, "post-truth" had to compete with a slew of other expressions from the technological, cultural and social spheres.
MSG Spheres won't just house live concerts and other spectacles, they'll also be able to feature movies and media specifically for the arena.
Click here to view original GIFIn this version of driving in the future, cars use magnetic levitation and roll around on big spheres.
His administration pushed changes in the energy and telecommunications spheres meant to mirror the free-market efforts of its neighbor to the north.
Those same sources have speculated that the spheres were manufactured in Russia because of the Russian writing on the sides of the balls.
When you look up into the night sky you see an ocean of blackness and islands of spheres of energy, light and matter.
Spheres and bodies are among the most difficult shapes to create, so she often sticks to the rigid and mechanical forms of machines.
The eight individual compositions making up Destiny: Music of the Spheres were originally conceived, arranged, and recorded several years before the game's release.
YouTube VR supports a number of VR video types including 360 spheres, 360 livestreams and 3D stereo videos running on its VR180 platform.
Spence started working on an effort in late-2016 to recreate Music of the Spheres with help from his audio editor friend, Espinosa.
While Destiny fans have continued to clamor for an official release, Music of the Spheres has become an off-limits topic for Bungie.
These little spheres of Vitamin C were tightly packed into each car and van as snug as a bug in a motherfuckin' rug.
I'm putting black figures in romantic spheres to do away with the construct that people of color can't be represented in that way.
The international and domestic spheres are intertwined and everything that happens to the Jennings comes back to how it will affect their family.
While you might think that the laser creates a force that pushes the spheres, the mechanism here is in fact chemical, not optical.
The chef then adds two spheres of sorbet: one that's a combination of mango, passionfruit and ginger, and another that's solely dark chocolate.
Underlying Western policy is the unilateral premise that the only legitimate spheres of influence are those of the West and its client states.
Many worry that Mr. Trump will be willing to strike a grand bargain with Moscow, dividing the world up into spheres of influence.
Rather, he has cultivated personal relationships with each of the competing spheres of the White House and pledged a fair hearing for all.
Booth was who demoed the VR selfie stick, explorable 360 photo spheres, and virtual mailbox for sharing at Facebook's F8 conference last April.
The analysis revealed the characteristic bilayered cell structure that is associated with fungi, along with filaments capped by spheres that probably contained spores.
Hollow, the spheres weigh less than a pound each, so when the wind blows, they drift, sometimes in groups, sometimes one by one.
Though the image was fuzzy, it showed that, as predicted, black holes look like dark spheres surrounded by a glowing ring of light.
How could he write a novel that would succeed according to the very different standards set by the spheres of literature and recovery?
There's a point where it seems the quest of collecting spheres for the creature is accomplished, only to have it devastatingly fall apart.
He told his hosts that "America has lost" in the military and economic spheres, in a blunt rejection of the Philippines' longtime ally.
They couldn't coalesce around a single candidate in the 2013 presidential election, and as a result they fractured into two spheres of influence.
Catch the passage when the clarinetist, violinist and pianist seem to get swept up in their own spheres, but just calmly keep on.
It's lined with expertly exploited mirrors and several dozen floor-bound and ceiling-dangling spheres that create (surprise!) a silvery "infinity" of orbs.
You must contract muscles while also stretching and pummeling them, preferably with high-tech, vibrating foam rollers or vibrating spheres, Mr. Brady writes.
His filmmaking process is an ingenious bricolage, that of an unconventional creator whose work has evolved outside of the cinematic and artistic spheres.
Trade ties During the Cold War, Moscow and Washington operated in separate trading spheres, competing against each other for trade from third parties.
Giant plastic spheres, with walls six inches thick or more, are making the depths of the ocean, and its strange denizens, more accessible.
To determine the women's rank within each category, as well as overall, Forbes applied four metrics: money, media, impact and spheres of influence.
These three examples, just to name a few, directly impact the diligent work of urban planners in both the public and private spheres.
I swam alongside it for 288 feet, past tangled branches, swaying ferns and brain-like spheres, and then dove toward the ocean floor.
"We don't have time to fool around on social media," said Obi Gonzalez, a DJ who straddles both the underground and commercial spheres.
It was unclear how movie theaters' seating would be configured in a conservative kingdom that enforces gender segregation in most spheres of life.
Some of them just didn't have good prospects in the entrepreneurship or informal spheres — perhaps because of a lack of training or skills.
We spill out, embarrassed and confused as Rieder and his staff fill endless bowls with perfect spheres of ice cream (cardamom, of course).
" Somewhat unrelated to gender stereotypes, this new rule also bans ads that "connect physical features with success in the romantic or social spheres.
These flashes, which typically appear in the evenings during thunderstorms and look like small, bright spheres, have gone mostly unexplained aside from some theories.
Among those marching on March 22016 last year were two women who represent the country's separate but increasingly connected spheres of Turkey's feminist movement.
Unlike the paper iterations, this formula uses tiny mattifying spheres and marshmallow powder to sop up shine, making the experience feel much more luxurious.
In the Eastern spheres, it's believed that taking care of your skin and your appearance builds inner confidence, which then leads to future success.
Fourth on Channel One's list was an end to "global policing" by America, and a clear recognition of the two countries' spheres of influence.
The spheres' motion tracking system looks for a person to interact with, and allows the drone to find a pathway to reach that person.
This emerging collaborative field, often called "one health," integrates knowledge from several different spheres, including human health, animal health, environmental health and agricultural businesses.
These are huge spheres of gas many times larger than Earth -- like our Jupiter -- orbiting dangerously close to their stars, making them very hot.
Gaming culture has always been hostile toward women, though it massively intensified during Gamergate and has since metastasized across other spheres of the internet.
And its effects will be felt beyond sectors like manufacturing and energy, reaching into professional spheres like doctors, lawyers and financial analysts, he said.
China would love to carve up the world bilaterally into spheres of influence, with the great powers dominating their regions and trading favours elsewhere.
A backhoe struck a butane pipeline near butane storage spheres and the 31,20053 barrel per day (bpd) Alkylation 3 Unit at about 9 a.m.
Words like "tribal" and "Indian" aren't included within the (white, male-dominated) spheres of "experience," especially when it comes to preparation for political office.
One of the items on that list packed with goals in the medical and aeronautics spheres was to get a black belt in something.
They are now revisionist states that want to challenge the status quo and look at their regions as spheres of influence to be dominated.
Clearly, between hints of exoplanets and hints of Dyson spheres, it's high time we gave the work of our pioneering astronomers a thorough review.
Horticulturist Ben Eiben talks about The Spheres' living wall and the process of growing over 25,000 individual plants on a 4-story vertical surface.
He also noted that if the COPVs don't work, the company has a backup plan of switching to more resistant spheres made of alloy.
Lame as hell and have no business ever being associated with something like a cookout that remains a sacred tradition in all cultural spheres.
Like the hyper-specific RAP 10 trimmer from Orlandi, the sole function of which is to trim tiny shrubs into perfect, aesthetically-pleasing spheres.
There are companies who find success in each of those spheres, but the profit tends to be concentrated into the hands of very few.
This division of culture and politics into two increasingly mutually exclusive spheres can be seen in the year's most critically praised works of art.
Facebook's upcoming "360 Photos" feature will let people upload flat panoramas like those taken on iPhones, Google Photo Spheres or photos from 360 cameras.
"It is crucial for constitutions to guarantee equal rights and protection from discrimination to LGBT individuals in all spheres," she said in a statement.
According the company, each CellRobot consists of a "Heart" sphere, which contains the necessary power and Bluetooth components, and "Cell" spheres, which lock together.
In 1996, California voters passed Proposition 209 to ban the state from considering race, gender, or ethnicity in higher education and certain other spheres.
The spheres were a palate cleanser — just a little something to reset your taste buds from whatever you might have eaten during the day.
Oak Ridge researchers developed a catalyst made of copper nanoparticles (seen as spheres) embedded in carbon nanospikes that can convert carbon dioxide into ethanol.
Angela Davis, too, has written very lucidly on how love can be used to forge new counter-public spheres — say, anti-racist family units.
Experimenting with the dividers and differently sized spheres, they discovered that the original balls were likely wood rather than lead cannonballs, as long believed.
And now she's out there, with all her knowledge, about to collapse those separate spheres of the show into each other, to devastating effect.
It's a key factor in several spheres, from healthcare campaigns that seek broader representation for the population to positions in public service and politics.
Unlike the Argo floats, which are aluminum and cylinder-shaped, Deep Argo prototypes are glass spheres designed to withstand the deep ocean's crushing pressures.
Moore College of Art & Design's Socially Engaged Art Graduate Programs wrestle with the ethics of practicing art in the public, social, and political spheres.
Does a world defined by spheres of influence and mercantilism benefit China, allowing it greater sway over Asia and freedom from Western economic dominance?
As Ms. Kwade adjusted the model, one of the miniature spheres detached and rolled past a small cutout meant to represent a museum visitor.
Mr. Loron used electron microscopes to survey the fine structures, and found that the spheres and filaments had double walls — another hallmark of fungi.
In the middle of the spheres, your perception of the space can change, and Eliasson said he hopes people will get a little lost.
And you can regulate how much you want to integrate the person into other spheres of your life (not introducing each other to friends).
The ultra-soothing spheres coat lips in a cozy blanket of shea butter and beeswax for total replenishment immediately and continued nourishment over time.
According to Branstetter, the recent gender-critical wave has largely failed to gain traction in the US outside of the very far-right spheres.
But it focuses instead on the ingredients and their intrinsic tastes rather than revolutionary techniques, like the foams and spheres that distinguished El Bulli.
On the one hand, there is no disputing that women are distressingly underrepresented as Nobel laureates, as well as in other spheres of science.
Bipolar spheres of digital influence radiating out from Washington, DC, and Beijing are not only not out of the question — they may be likely.
Noses and mouths comprise simple geometric shapes, cones and spheres and half moons, while the towering brows are festooned with designs of startling intricacy.
As Lieutenant Diedhiou was walking back from changing the camera trap batteries, he stopped suddenly and pointed at large oval spheres of trampled grass.
Not so the practitioners of hikaru dorodango, a Japanese art most popular among children that involves creating perfect, gleaming spheres of mud and clay.
Even earlier hand tools, the largest here 1.5 million years old, were hewn into nearly ideal spheres whose shape did not increase their utility.
Video of the incident captured by neighborhood resident Robert Duffy shows the steel spheres skipping down the street and hitting a car in the process.
Amazon, famous for its demanding work culture, hopes the Spheres' lush environs will let employees reflect and have chance encounters, spawning new products or plans.
True story: One time at an Amazon event in Seattle I sent an employee on a mad dash for some compressed air inside the Spheres.
If you don't know about him, that's probably because you're one of the most famous musicians on the planet, and those spheres don't really intersect.
His third album, The Brasil Session, ensures his unique voice holds a place among local and international MCs within hip hop and world music spheres.
To Broadly, Giovanni expanded on commentary she offered about the emotional burden Black women take on in public spheres as constant advocates for marginalized communities.
The structure is made of three connected spheres constructed from glass and steel, and, as reported by Bloomberg, they can accommodate up to 800 people.
The bottom line: If Superhuman's aggressive push to spread pixel-tracking into new spheres doesn't spark significant public outcry, it could establish a new norm.
The challenge was creating an environment conducive to plants without being hot and muggy like a greenhouse; the spheres had to be comfortable for humans.
After all, the show — Showtime's sleek drama that returned for its sophomore season on Sunday — straddles two traditionally male-dominated spheres: high finance and law.
This can include signatures produced by communications systems, propulsion devices, megascale engineering projects (such as Dyson spheres), and even industrial waste, among many other possibilities.
While each bath bomb is different (and thus differently appetizing), most look like melty spheres of fruity sherbet that would not give you a stomachache.
For example, people have reported accidentally and purposely eating bath bombs — brightly colored, sweet-smelling spheres that you're just supposed to drop in your tub.
There are a number of works done in this way in the exhibition, spheres and cones and teardrop shapes, often with another shape suspended within.
In the 1980s, Manafort launched a Washington consulting firm that brushed aside conventions by fusing together the once-separate spheres of lobbying and political consulting.
The 175 spheres hanging in the performance are choreographed to move up and down in tune with one of Henke's original multi-channel musical score.
Schumer and Trump have long operated in the same New York social spheres, with the president-elect even donating to Schumer's campaigns in the past.
These are often studies in the purest geometry, their deviation from flawless spheres and circles imperceptible, their alignments framed to make images of striking simplicity.
In between the French- and British-ruled blocs, large swathes of territory, mostly desert, would be allocated to the two powers' respective spheres of influence.
His visions of oversized spheres, shedding old air conditioning units and TV sets, serve as a necessary reminder of the amount of waste humanity produces.
" More to the point, Xi pledged that "China will not threaten anyone else, attempt to overturn the existing international system, or seek spheres of influence.
The rank of Eagle Scout is a prestigious and widely recognized achievement, one that can have longterm benefits in academic, professional and even military spheres.
The idea is similar to that behind SODA-LO Salt Microspheres, which Tate & Lyle launched in 2012, with hollow spheres that allow for sodium reduction.
Pea-size pencil balls are like pencil pills, made as meticulously as all the spheres are, by deconstructing and refashioning the object they are appropriating.
Ms. Bajuyo supports his quest, especially in the context of recent discussions about a lack of diversity in other cultural spheres, like the Academy Awards.
Inevitably, some people will need to move, or (more likely) pursue jobs in other spheres; there probably won't ever be a perfect solution to that.
First, race discrimination — and certainly the acute kind that manifests as police violence — affects the targets of that discrimination across all spheres of their lives.
Other incidents in large cities like Atlanta, Albany and Baltimore have raised concerns about how a successful attack could bleed into other spheres, including transit.
Spheres as large as 9.8 inches have also recently washed up along the beaches along the — aptly named — Gulf of Orb in the Arctic Ocean.
China is not seeking the right to guide global affairs, or spheres of influence, and will not interfere in the internal affairs of other countries.
As Ms. Pulwer and her camera moved deeper into the world of Orthodox women, she found a richness in the all-female spheres they inhabited.
Through interdisciplinary methods, they re-establish autonomy and representation in the spheres that continue to exclude them, such as Silicon Valley, Big Pharma, and Hollywood.
These complex systems were intricately forged within three spheres, highlighting different dimensions of what it means to be human and a new way of storytelling.
In our own time, AI is spreading into all the various spheres of our lives, and there is tension and great concern about its impact.
And some of those curves form shapes: namely, two side-by-side spheres or balls that seem to lie at some depth behind the field.
This debate raged on until the Second World War, when pink was aggressively marketed as female by advocates of returning women to the domestic spheres.
They were composed of spore-like spheres, often joined to long filaments that sprouted T-shaped branches — the kind of shapes found today in fungi.
Xavier Veilhan, 55, who represented France in the 2017 Venice Biennale, creates enormous constructions with hanging spheres and jewel shapes in resin, carbon and steel.
The examination showed that certain sections of Mr. Paddock's brain contained small spheres that can be seen when the tissue is treated with a stain.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Wednesday said that computers are getting smarter than humans in more and more spheres and that the trend will continue.
"The world is edging towards distinct economic spheres centered on the US and China," Mark Williams, chief Asia economist at Capital Economics, wrote last October.
If that bargain includes the creation of new "spheres of influence" for Russia and the West, as Mr. Putin dearly wishes, so much the better.
Authorities found bomb-making materials, including metal spheres and chemicals to make the explosive material thermite, after executing a search warrant on the Toros' apartment.
Putin said that, in some spheres, state institutions could not work with companies running foreign software because that represented a risk for national cyber-security.
It is being shown at a pavilion Mr. Sun planned for Miami Beach, with a swooping bamboo roof and short films projected onto glowing spheres.
"Dots Obsession — Love Transformed Into Dots," from 2007, both contains, and is surrounded by, black-dotted hot-pink beach-ball-like spheres of several sizes.

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