Consequently, the game wasn't spitting out a native 4K image. Huh?
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She chews feeble lines like meat, spitting out the masticated remains.
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But Illinois has a habit of chewing up and spitting out governors.
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You're ingesting and spitting out information for an eager, Apple Fan public.
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Buildings next door teetered, spitting out dust, as they readied to collapse.
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That news had economic analysts spitting out their morning coffee all across America.
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And these whales aren't exactly spitting out offspring even in the best conditions.
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The crippled aircraft crashed on a riverbank, spitting out men as it rolled.
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The beetle then re-eats this material, spitting out some for its young.
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People always fell silent, daunted by the guttural sounds I was spitting out.
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Also, a camera sees Peter spitting out one of his loose meat sandwiches.
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He is angry and aggressive, spitting out his answers and breaking down in tears.
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There's even a printer nearby spitting out paper copies of the shots you take.
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"That's like a cheap after-dinner mint," says Ramsay before spitting out the cookie.
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Her voice was lulling, soft, melodic, even when she was spitting out hard-edged bars.
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Problem is ... he had a major slip of the tongue while spitting out the question.
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Instead of dropping it into the ballot box, it kept spitting out my printed ballot.
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Soon the office fax machine was spitting out messages until they flooded onto the floor.
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Something in one of the limbs clanked and hummed, and a keycard came spitting out.
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I heard kids spitting out rap lyrics on the train faster than I could think.
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This one by Fuji Film does too, spitting out pictures that measure 62 mm × 99 mm.
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I began to panic and cry, and my girlfriend started spitting out textbook symptoms of BPD.
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"There's nothing normal about being a rock and roll singer," Shogun explains, spitting out that word: normal.
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Such an algorithm isn't some pure sifting mechanism, spitting out objective answers in response to scientific calculations.
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Locals swear that they have encountered ATMs that purport to spit out money while spitting out nothing.
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"Of course it is," the old man said, sounding as if he were spitting out something hard.
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"Millennials take so much flak, so much guff," he says, enjoying articulation, spitting out sounds with gusto.
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South Americans were chewing up and spitting out maize to make chicha and yuca to make masato.
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Of course, dark matter being dark and all sort of precludes it from spitting out x-rays.
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But she said she was just spitting out sand from when she was shoved onto the ground.
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Sitting in an office, spitting out reports, and using them to infer customer needs and desires is shortsighted.
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But it's not like I'm Jack Kerouac, capable of spitting out fully coherent paragraphs for pages on end.
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"The 140-character limit makes it perfect for spitting out these little nuggets of wisdom," McCarthy tells me.
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Could this same bacteria that was spitting out metal be re-engineered as a mini-crystal-generating machine?
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And all that shit is fake anyway, it's just your brain spitting out thoughts because that's its job.
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If it's spinning the wrong way, the dough will come spitting out, and you'll have no idea why.
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Inside the factory, hissing machines make a music of their own, stamping and spitting out their wooden parts.
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After Betty administers CPR to her mom, Alice comes to, spitting out three gallons of Voss in the process.
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Cops dragged the boy, kicking and spitting, out of the sedan and took him into custody, Lieutenant Reeder said.
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So instead of spitting out original images, the Raspberry Pi-powered gadget finds similar-looking shots already in existence.
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"So subservient, I make myself sick," Barnett sings on the chorus, spitting out the hard 'k' like it's bile.
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Every website in the entire country is spitting out the same scarce information, and aggregating the same expected results.
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There's Trump at one end of the showroom spitting out non-sequiturs about mooning, cursing, Atlantic City and WMDs.
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"Looks like his brother!" he jokes, spitting out sunflower seed shells into a plastic bag and preparing another line.
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So they'll end up spitting out an estimate for the "average person" — which is not likely to be you.
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When a Caller ID is spitting out fake or unexpected numbers, the integrity of the whole system is screwed.
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Once the command to dispense the cash is given, most ATMs are capable of spitting out nearly $2,500 a minute.
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We'll be drafting for our staff league and spitting out our season 7 predictions as trash talk sometime next week.
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My most recent phone even had to be replaced because smoke started spitting out of it while it was charging.
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Mona Lisa frown: Machine learning brings old paintings and photos to life It isn't just spitting out random articles, either.
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On one hand that's nice — they're electric, after all, which is better for commuting than something spitting out greenhouse gases.
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I was spitting out blood and pissing blood and my back was in severe pain but I didn't break anything.
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Charli and Kyary practically morph into a two-headed beast spitting out pitched-up vocals like a mouthful of sweets.
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The ignition quickly expands until it blows open the cooker, spitting out shrapnel with the speed and force of bullets.
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Thomas said he did not see the smoke bomb, which, besides spitting out yellow fumes, appeared to do no harm.
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Usman says Colby has been trolling him for months -- spitting out some of the most disrespectful insults Kamaru's ever heard.
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Named "Ask Tanmay," the app responds back to questions by weighing the best possible answers before spitting out a response.
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It works a bit like a car website that lets you choose color and options before spitting out an instant quote.
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My LIX 3D Printing pen was sucking in reeds of filament and spitting out hot, soft-ish material from the tip.
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But it entered a sort of drug-induced mania, spitting out comatose non-sequiturs like a teenager after a bong hit.
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Just speak what you want to hear: Say "Alexa, play Miles Davis on Spotify," and the speaker starts spitting out tunes.
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The other nine are in better shape, but still do not have all their counties' machines spitting out a paper record.
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Still, chewing up stars and spitting out their remains in the form of planet-sized gas balls traveling at insane speeds?
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Still, the neighborhood remains a hotbed of cultural activity, spitting out more successful rappers than any other area of the 305.
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But significantly, the cameras showed that the monkeys were, straight away, spitting out the seeds of every fruit they fed on.
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It's a harsh reminder of just what an all-consuming beast the NFL is, chewing up and spitting out athletes each year.
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Neural networks are not only driving the Google search engine but spitting out art for which some people will pay serious money.
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The one shoot they worked on together was for French Vogue where she was seen spitting out milk in an undignified position.
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I remember being let out and walking down thehall, and people would be spitting out their windows, smearing their ownshit on themselves.
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There are the enormous floats spitting out plastic beads, the masks, the balls, the kings and drunks, the hierarchy and the anarchy.
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Apps frequently needed a minute to quit spitting out loading icons and small graphical glitches, but ran well once they were open.
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"We are very angry about people involved in drugs," Patay told Reuters, raising his voice and spitting out the words for emphasis.
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If they fail, it may not be long before the Brexit monster is chewing up and spitting out its third prime minister.
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The microbe appeared to be taking in electrical charges, presumably from the metal surfaces, and spitting out clusters of tiny, metallic particles.
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Pro wrestling is known for chewing up and spitting out its heroes, and Chyna's story may be the cruelest case of all.
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A young man in a yellow hoodie edges toward the camera, spitting out lyrics about poverty, homelessness, police brutality and drug abuse.
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Outgoing calls were somehow free — every dime that went in came back out like a slot machine spitting out a tiny jackpot.
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Interferometers, in addition, show stars spitting out material in real time, and scientists can investigate how that shedding changes as they age.
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Because he seems busy, and because he keeps spitting out chewing tobacco to his right, I am hesitant to talk to him.
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The software runs the inputs through a set of parametric energy models before spitting out the optimal resource combination under the set parameters.
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Almost every flight passes through Keflavik airport outside Reykjavik, by far the largest city, which functions like a fire hose, spitting out tourists.
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The volcanic activity has already more than doubled Kilauea's sulfur dioxide emissions, spitting out 15,000 tons each day from ground vents, scientists said.
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In 1998 every computer looked the same—a beige box sucking dust in and spitting out heavily pixelated renditions of the Oregon Trail.
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Here, magnets cause particles to race almost 400 feet around a many-sided polygon, spitting out light particles, called photons, at each bend.
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Her indictment of American racism is withering, spitting out what she sees as the indignity of coerced gratefulness to an often intolerant society.
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I began feeding it sample texts, and the analyzer started spitting out scores that seemed at odds with what I was giving it.
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"These are little cash cows running around the city spitting out money," Mr. Murstein said, beaming in a navy suit and pink tie.
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Only his physical and verbal contortions ("I was spitting out formulas while you were spitting up formula") make the film feel remotely animated.
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The guest of honor, a Virginia opossum named Starfish, sat curled atop a pink fleece bomber jacket, spitting out chewed-up almond detritus.
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Panasonic says the Venus Engine is able to scan a larger portion of the image before spitting out a finished image with more detail.
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Piers Morgan thinks Donald Trump finally picked the right guy to sort out the White House's mess of chewing up and spitting out staffers.
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PredPol's algorithms digest years of data on crime locations, times, and types, spitting out the spots most likely to be hit by crime again.
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It's more active than they'd anticipated, "spitting out little satellites," as scientist Ellen Howell, of the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, says.
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After taking initial nibbles and then spitting out the fireflies, the bats seemed to learn over time not to try to eat the insects.
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That's below the inflation rate of around 2.1%, but Treasuries are like roulette machines spitting out cash compared to bonds from many other countries.
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After Hudson, 37, and Kimmel watched a particularly comical Instagram video of Hawn drinking, and then spitting out water, the actress couldn't contain her laughter.
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Years the Rapid Evaluation Team and the Foundry may well spend spitting out untold numbers of failures and biting into a potential success or two.
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It's no longer just computers and phones spitting out data, but everything from the lighting system to the air conditioning units connected to the network.
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The system will react by scrambling up your résumé and spitting out a poorly formatted one that may no longer include your header or charts.
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We went back and forth for a couple minutes, with me spitting out every synonym for "release" I could think of before it finally clicked.
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In the lower righthand corner, two parrot statues are spitting water from their beaks and appear to be... well, doing more than just spitting out water.
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Which is why social feeds all over the country are now filled with videos of kids gagging, coughing, and spitting out mouthfuls of pressure-packed soap.
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According to the reports, the bank's system didn't properly record withdrawals made around midnight — effectively spitting out cash without removing the total from a user's account.
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Simone (Caitlin FitzGerald), a put-together blonde, chimes in with the name, spitting out factoids about the year, background, and even rain levels of the region.
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"Motus' technology is not just spitting out the acceleration of your elbow—it's actually using biomechanics equations to calculate the force on your elbow," said Fleisig.
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Ghost is funny, sharp and real, spitting out sunflower seeds along with world-records trivia as he watches a track team practice at the local park.
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It even involves Wayne acting out spitting out shrimp (rhymes with pimp) for an entire bar, which is something no other rapper would bother to do.
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Mike: Slapping Google with a $2.7 billion fine is like giving a dirty look to an A.T.M. It's gonna keep spitting out cash no matter what.
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But in photonic crystals, these atoms might remain excited without spitting out their light for a long time, study author Ludwig Krinner from Stony Brook told Gizmodo.
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And the life satisfaction finding isn't statistically significant after "FWER adjustment," a statistical technique meant to prevent a regression from spitting out relationships that aren't really there.
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And if schools aren't spitting out such humans, you send them to summer school—a laid-back way, complete with barbecues, to try to save information security.
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But Sharrief challenges the stereotypes of mainstream hip-hop artists by sporting a headscarf and spitting out lyrics about Islam and the Prophet Mohammed when she's performing.
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Brand new bag The doctor's bag of the future may not be a bag at all but a 3-D printer spitting out medical equipment in space.
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It was the result of the sun spitting out a large burst of plasma on May 23, an event referred to as a Coronal Mass Ejection (CME).
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Nonetheless, the banking industry reacted to the latest regulatory move like a man seeing a headline in his morning paper and spitting out his coffee in shock.
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"I've gone out for buck-a-shuck at other places, and if the shuckers aren't skilled then you'll just be spitting out shrapnel all night," he says.
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Dafoe takes the crusty old sailor archetype and dials it all the way up, spitting out crudely poetic toasts when he's not puffing away at his pipe.
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I know the feeling myself, when I churn away on a word processor, spitting out words I never quite feel are good enough, beautiful enough, slick enough.
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Trained for a week on a massive data set of portraits, a neural network became capable of mimicking visual patterns and spitting out striking images of nonexistent people.
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"She went on: "And then of course, the one thing the camera finds, the first place they find me is me spitting out my lozenge onto the grass.
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It involves biting down on a brightly colored laundry detergent packet of any brand and spitting out or ingesting its contents, an act that poses serious health risks.
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The current Yankees general manager, Brian Cashman, remembered the fax machine in the team's office spitting out page after page of angry missives from an enraged fan base.
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A high-speed collision between a deuteron and a tritium nucleus causes the two to fuse, creating helium (two protons and two neutrons) and spitting out a neutron.
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All three are great at spitting out hard-boiled dialogue, and the case they investigate in the pilot (the only episode ABC screened for critics) is enjoyably scruffy.
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Computers can play a role in spitting out useful information, like predicting a bad outcome before it happens, but ultimately he'd want a human in charge, Schmidt said.
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And when someone needs seeing to they show up for each other, a ride-or-die duo, pushing another woman to the pavement before spitting out warm red blood.
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In July 2016, ATM hackers in Taiwan raked in more than $2 million using a new type of malware attack that manipulated machines into spitting out tons of cash.
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Mosul Dam, Iraq (CNN)Only one of the two bottom outlet gates is functioning, angrily spitting out water in a foamy white churn as birds fly above the spray.
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You might remember a spate of news stories last year about Google Translate spitting out ominous chunks of religious prophecy when presented with nonsense words and phrases to translate.
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Google has tried changing this top news module before—reportedly to prevent false stories from appearing at the top, though it denied that—but it's still spitting out garbage.
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Texas and the Pacific Northwest were spitting out garage punk bands with the frequency of a salivating smoker, and Harlem's songcraft helped them to the top of the scene.
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A new study conducted by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University suggests that even robots spitting out pretty lame pre-programmed insults can have a negative impact on human players.
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Young children are more susceptible to fluorosis and less capable of spitting out the toothpaste in the sink, making it more likely they will ingest it, the C.D.C. said.
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Why, instead of yearning for the days of "leaders" spitting out clichés and rhetoric, can we not celebrate a player who embraces individualism without the slightest hint of self-consciousness?
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After ingesting the Trump agenda and spitting out its market implications, investors and traders can get back to their usual pastime: trying to work out what central bankers are plotting.
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A bright black hole at the center of a galaxy was eating up the dust surrounding it and spitting out high-energy jets of particles and light in our direction.
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Spitting out rapid-fire voice and hand signals for about 30 seconds, the humans would direct their dogs through the course, the two moving as one, a mind-meld team.
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The cuber pushes the filets through a grid that slices the fish on one axis and then chops it along the other axis with a spinning blade, spitting out cubes.
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But the volume of their screech evolved from their diet, he said: The bellbird plucks and eats whole fruit and spends all day digesting it, then spitting out the seeds.
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It allegedly took multiple officers and a police dog to get Harrouff off of Stevens, and in the new police documents, deputies allege they saw Harrouff spitting out human flesh.
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Oracle is famous for acquiring a company, absorbing its technology and its engineers, and spitting out its founders as soon as they are legally able to cash out their shares.
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Wandering into our living rooms, listening for our voice commands, pulling random bits of trivia from the web, spitting out weather forecasts, and controlling a growing number of home appliances.
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Astronomers theorize that when the black hole was rapidly force-fed by its companion star, it reacted violently, spitting out parts of the star's material as a fast-moving jet.
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It's from here whence the bastard genre's progenitors—Amebix, Antiect, Anti Cimex, Mob 47, Hellbastard—first came, kicking, screaming, and spitting out their visions of war atop atonal kängpunk riffs.
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Though he's not on the campaign trail yet, Schultz already has mastered the art of spitting out frothy bits of nonsense when given a question he doesn't want to answer.
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It separates the wheat from the chaff of any Twitch stream chat it's fed, spitting out a tidy and much more readable chat minus a few hundred :kappas: and such.
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Television's most unlikely network comedy is The Good Place, which threw Kristen Bell's dirtbag Eleanor into heaven and meticulously set about untangling philosophy puzzles while spitting out increasingly surreal jokes.
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This habit of spitting out seeds suggested that the monkeys might be distributing them just far enough from their source to keep competition between parents and offspring at a minimum.
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As before, he spoke very quickly, in long sentences, rattling off national security challenges in Asia, the Middle East and Russia without pausing, a furious rush akin to spitting out words.
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Those particles decay into other particles that the Large Hadron Collider's giant detectors like ATLAS, CMS, LHCb and ALICE can spot, spitting out data that physicists spend their time sifting through.
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"The grandparents are there and everybody's spitting out names and everybody's looking on '100 Best Baby Names' sites and I'm like, 'We're not gonna find the name there,' " said Ackles, 40.
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Assuming it's spitting out the same 5-volts as the charger Apple includes, you should be able recharge your iPhone X—from a dead battery—over 48 times using this monster.
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In the past, you've got to deal with people and desires and shit and I've said it a million times: It's always been Justin and myself just spitting out our ideas.
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"Then what happens is it feeds on itself because as the prices got worse the risk management software kept spitting out a new message - You need to sell more," said Polcari.
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Perhaps his most famous idea is "Hawking radiation," the theory that links the mathematics of gravity with quantum physics to conclude that black holes evaporate by spitting out particles from their surface.
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Neutrons, one of the two particles in atomic nuclei, can go through a weak force interaction called beta decay, where they spontaneously turn into protons, spitting out a neutrino and an electron.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — To hear his rivals tell it, Senator Marco Rubio is a robotic candidate, soullessly spitting out canned lines on the stump — "constantly scripted and controlled," in the words of Gov.
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The revolving door of White House personnel is spinning like crazy, spitting out victim after victim, the latest being the mouthy Anthony Scaramucci after only 10 days as the new communications director.
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These accidental passengers aren't that different from their opponents when it comes to blaming their country's ills on foreign conspiracies and spitting out xenophobic vitriol against their chosen enemy — Russians in their case.
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What greater low and lower-brow cinematic value could there be than perving alternately over Adam Brody spitting out his used gum and Megan Fox swimming naked in a lake to doom metal?
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It would slowly but surely corrupt your work and your spirit and soul, and only when you're spitting out disingenuous, phony work will you realize how you robbed yourself of your own talent.
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The track is Riff Central (population: Bully), and features Bognanno's rasping, urgent vocal spitting out lyrics about boredom and stasis over a raging blow of an instrumental that's all frustration and released repression.
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By chance, another less established rap crew called Allight are filming their own music video when I visit, spitting out lyrics for the cameras as elderly locals sip tea and play mahjong nearby.
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The male pilot whale was found Monday on a beach in southern Thailand, and died after spitting out five plastic bags on Friday, Thailand's Marine and Coastal Resources Department said, according to Reuters.
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In the debate leading up to the New Hampshire primary, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie made Marco Rubio look like a walking, talking Roomba, sucking up and spitting out soundbites left and right.
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They found instances where moving (but not stationary) atoms spitting out packets of light energy would bring into existence a tiny force that acted like friction, and published research on it earlier this year.
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Weinman later told The Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News she was spitting out sand that got into her mouth when she was face-down on the beach, and was not spitting at an officer.
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Doing this requires algorithmically ruminating on some 75,000 data points ranging from the CEO to employee salary ratio to whether the company uses solar power, then spitting out two scores of one to 100.
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Naturally, its most creative setting eventually started spitting out gibberish:(I am having trouble breathing from how hard I am laughing right now.)But eventually, it learned to make some really wacky paint names.
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Visiting the centre's modernist compound in Reading, England, Mr Blum watches one of these machines run a weather model from start to finish, spitting out a ten-day forecast in just over two hours.
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Unlike other supernova that usually occur in bright galaxies with older stars on the brink of death, the few superluminous supernova we've found are usually in dim galaxies spitting out piles of new stars.
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And for this important function we still need the human brain, with its majestic ability to understand language in ways that leave computers scratching their silicon and spitting out clumsy, sometimes error-filled prose.
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Last year, Tide pods were wrapped up in a notorious "challenge" in which people filmed themselves biting down on brightly colored laundry detergent packets (of any brand) and spitting out or ingesting the contents.
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His speech, once effusive and rapid, was hesitant and fitful; the words emerged with a sudden, surprising force, as if he were spitting out pips of food that had been put into his mouth.
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Tap into a photo, hit the print icon and the smartphone-sized Sprocket goes to work, spitting out a print in around half-a-minute, with a light buzz that lets you know it's working.
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It films itself spitting out POTUS's groundless accusations and whimpering loser bullshit onto what looks like receipt paper, sheers them off with scissors, sets them aflame, and gingerly drops the burning embers into an ashtray.
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Leading artificial intelligence researchers are debating whether machines — once they achieve super-human smarts — should be expected to explain themselves in robust discussion, or if spitting out an exceptional, if mysterious, answer is good enough.
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Last year, a team of nuclear physicists in Hungary observed an anomaly in the decays of excited beryllium-210 atoms—an unexpected preference for spitting out pairs of particles with a particular angle of separation.
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The industrious cast keeps spitting out spoken and sung jokes — good, bad and boring — at the velocity of those armies of bats that regularly swoop over the audience, summoned by the projection designer Peter Nigrini.
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Ripped through by bullet holes and whipped raw by decades of punishing polar gales, all that remains is the C-3503's hollowed-out fuselage, and a few coiled wires spitting out of its skeleton.
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The smoke intensified after the fifth rune appeared earlier today, with a larger plume that glowed orange at times, occasionally spitting out lava and shaking the map; meanwhile, lava also began to flood various excavation sites.
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It's a bit reminiscent of a long-term weather forecast spitting out predictions for sunshine or rain 30 days in advance—yes, such predictions can be made, but most meteorologists will tell you they're borderline useless.
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The new bill lets pharmacists adjust patients' medications based on whether or not they are reaching their therapeutic targets—that is, if their bodies are spitting out the kind of numbers the doctor wants them to.
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The five-piece, centered around Teranchi and bassist/vocalist Nuha Ruby Ra, have been spitting out caustic and frenetic missives for the past half-decade, building a reputation as a manic live act with a sardonic twist.
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Meanwhile, he's already there, racking up titles and spitting out strawberries and packing more into his briefer span of existence than I possibly could, even if I managed to live twice as long as he does (unlikely).
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" She's carnally drawn to violence, and has to pretend to disapprove of a fistfight: "The fight was a good one: bloody, vicious, impossible to stop until finally Chrome-dome lay groaning, spitting out teeth, at Gordon's feet.
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Every Eero that's connected ends up spitting out data to help us understand how our iPhone's performing, how our Sonos speaker's performing, how is Alexa performing, and we use that aggregated data to keep improving our software.
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Last year, University of Washington researchers used the technology to take videos of things that former President Barack Obama had already said, then generate faked videos of him spitting out those lines verbatim in a machine-generated format.
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As the hedge fund titan Bobby Axelrod, Mr. Lewis might spend most of his on-screen time spitting out cocksure zingers, but he's that rare TV actor with the self-possession to make even overdramatic lines sound organic.
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Generation Xers were there to embrace the power of the personal computer, while Millennials have mastered the art of the smartphone, spitting out texts and tweets so fast that it would make an American Old West gunslinger proud.
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Over grapes and pudding, we watched my iPhone, which was spitting out audio from "Possibly in Michigan," Condit's brutal, surreal and darkly funny 2000 art musical that is in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art.
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In contrast, the AR-15's military sibling, the M16, is capable of fully automatic fire, which means that the gun will keep spitting out bullets as long as the trigger is pressed and the magazine is loaded.
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Police forces brought in from across Spain found their hotels surrounded by angry residents who protested loudly and forced the officers, some of whom responded by spitting out the window, to find other accommodations apart from population centers.
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FairShake is looking to bring the same ease of use to filing individual arbitration, letting the user input the relevant information and then spitting out the appropriate documentation and coaching to guide the user through the entire process.
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The Republicans have a wildly unpopular, unstable and untruthful president, and a Congress that veers between doing nothing and spitting out vicious bills, while the Democratic base is on fire and appalled millennials are racing away from Trump.
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Not a place where security or safety is a primary concern, but instead, a place where employers obsessively monitor employees in some misguided attempt to maximize profit by chewing up and spitting out the fleshy cogs in their machine.
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If you're determined enough, you could even see sexting as an indication that all we're looking for in a relationship is of few lines of code capable of spitting out dirty pictures and a series of ever filthier remarks.
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Caught at the crossroads of rock, punk and New Wave, Mike (Roman Bilyk) and his band inhale Bowie and Iggy Pop, spitting out their own compositions in a cavernous club where lyrics must be preapproved by a Party official.
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Returning repeatedly to Charlottesville, he said the news media failed to focus on anarchists, who he said turned out in their "helmets and the black masks — Antifa," Mr. Trump said, spitting out the nickname for the anti-fascist groups.
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Outside of stable atomic nuclei, neutrons decay when one of their down quarks undergoes weak nuclear decay into an up quark, transforming the neutron into a positively charged proton and spitting out a negative electron and an antineutrino in compensation.
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With this in mind, one year ago, GameFaqs user kazin1979 posted a thread detailing a surprising discovery: no matter how many of the higher difficulty Isz-type Chalice Dungeons they generated, the game kept spitting out a small number of variations.
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The next step is to apply a processing tool called a Gabor filter to the resulting image, which analyses how frequently certain patterns appear and where, spitting out two long numbers that are a mathematical description of the paper's texture.
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In addition to eight dancers, many of them flaunting the earned honorific "legendary," there was a five-person band, a small gospel choir and more vocalists, including two ballroom M.C.'s spitting out profane, purring encouragement with thrillingly violent force.
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Trial & Error is a good-natured ouroboros, or a demented game of telephone; starting with the baseline of the true-crime drama, it's only reacting to — consuming — itself, with each new episode spitting out a heightened version of what came before.
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Yankees 23, Blue Jays 0 If Bryan Mitchell, a right-handed pitcher with a live arm and an easy-does-it demeanor, were the type to curse his luck, he would be spitting out four-letter words left and right.
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" In 1990, he's standing in front of a blackboard with a map of Tibet on the back in the woods of Twin Peaks; after spitting out his mouthful, he grins widely at the concerned onlookers and exclaims "Damn good coffee!
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But Chausiku did something so out of the ordinary that it captured his attention: She sat down in front of a leafy plant, began pulling off branches, chewing their tips, spitting out the fibrous pulp and swallowing only the juice.
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In an adjacent room, 33-D printers fabricate those designs, spitting out micrometers of wax to make elaborate models that later will be cast in 18-karat gold or sterling silver, and then be polished, assembled and meticulously set with stones.
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Soder projects the laid-back vibe of a guy having a few joints at the back of a frat party, while Kirson leans into the microphone spitting out punch lines with the neurotic intensity of Mel Brooks on a riff.
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Ferrell's over-the-top reactions and habit of spitting out random, totally inappropriate words to answer questions is on full display here, as is Poehler's charming straight-man condescension and ability to both play on and play up someone else's jokes.
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When Chou first joined Goldman, after graduating from M.I.T., part of his job involved logging onto dozens of trading systems and checking on what the algorithms were spitting out to make sure they weren't making any mistakes before the trades were executed.
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Once Google's AI thinks it has a good understanding of what links together the images you've uploaded, it can be used to look for that pattern in new uploads, spitting out a number for how well it thinks the new images match it.
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" George emphasized that the issue doesn't lie just with the executive branch — Congress, with the power of the purse, needs to be an active partner in developing an agenda, assigning responsibilities and allocating the appropriate funds, instead of just "spitting out emergency supplementals.
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These tritium atoms undergo a kind of radioactive decay called beta decay, where one of their neutrons turns into a proton, spitting out an electron and an electron-antineutrino in the process (which would have the same mass as the electron neutrino).
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Britain First's Facebook page has been popular for years, spitting out memes typically attacking British politics and Muslims, but these memes are trapped in their own echo chambers of extremism and cannot break free to muster the support of a wider memetic movement.
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" The same is true of his approach to sounds and genres: One moment he's spitting out rhymes over icy trap beats, the next he's getting in touch with his tropical side on the piña colada jam "Passionfruit" or exploring house music on "Get It Together.
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Though we've often suspected that Harry Potter himself was more the swaying-at-an-Ed-Sheeran-gig than the spitting-out-Wu-Tang-Clan-rhymes type — unlike his alter ego, rap beast Daniel Radcliffe — the J.K. Rowling character has found himself some new street cred.
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You watch Sen's mother rise up from the forest floor in the dark where she had laid down and she walks for hours backwards in the dark, spitting out wild raspberries which she sets onto the bushes bordering what used to be the road.
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Boring Connie's "Bad Vibes" sees her swoop from raspy low notes to almost talk-singing, punctuating a line about how "no more words could convince you how beautiful you are" that you can imagine her spitting out with a finger pointed in your face.
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Bayern has cut down Borussia Dortmund's ascendance at every turn, poaching Robert Lewandowski, Mats Hummels, and Mario Gotze, and then most recently chewing up and spitting out the latter's bones back onto Dortmund's roster for €11 million less than they paid in the first place.
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And there's one more question, one that doesn't depend on a Trump victory: If you've spent your whole life bragging about how much you win and spent a whole campaign spitting out conspiratorial nonsense, are you going to concede when the votes show you've lost?
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" So, rather than just spitting out an answer, Kurtoglu says virtual agents will explain what assumptions they made and how they used those assumptions to reach a conclusion: "Here are the paths I've considered, here are the paths I've ruled out and here's why.
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He asked his wife, who is, to help him translate the kind of exponential growth curves he wanted to convey into equations—so that, like, once you had 1,000 automated paperclip factories spitting out enough paperclips to create thousands more paperclip factories, the numbers would skyrocket.
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Still, the wine club is as much about oenology as it is a social gathering—the only person I could see spitting out their wine after a palate swish was Ludovic, the rest of us knocked everything back and happily went back for more after the tasting.
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So, next time your desk buddies shoot you a dirty look, you'll know it's simply because they're jealous of your snack game — and not because they're pissed you're spitting out cherry pits onto a paper plate that is teetering dangerously close to that so-called common space.
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If you, as a consumer, put saving a few bucks ahead of having an exceptional experience with a great product, if you don't mind spitting out Tabasco-flavoured bits of shell while some sophomore nervously bloodies himself with a shucking knife, then yes, it is bullshit.
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Worldwide, less than 4 percent of ocean area is protected from fishing A wash of water warmed by climate pollution and a powerful El Niño has triggered the worst coral bleaching ever seen in the Great Barrier Reef, with sickly corals spitting out the colorful algae that sustain them.
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Like any compulsive behavior, it's not easy — and a fidget spinner might only get you so far, because when you're feeling extra emotionally taxed (like, say, in the middle of a global pandemic), you might not even notice your thumb creeping up towards your mouth until you're spitting out nail splinters.
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Ask people about them, and they will usually offer a sentence at most, or even just a few key words: lost passport, naked in public, spitting out teeth, forgotten exam, accidentally making out with cousin, smoking a cigarette after quitting, pregnant, missing flights, bad outfit, exposure of self as fraud.
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Economic data has strengthened over the last month or two, with a report earlier Friday showing hourly wages rose in January at their fastest pace in more than eight years, and the Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model spitting out a searing estimate Thursday of 5.4 percent growth for the current quarter.
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That was just a couple of days before Conway's head-spinning sit-down, and since Trump and his administration are known to directly funnel many of their claims from Fox News like a slightly more sanitary human centipede, it's not hard to believe that she's just spitting out what the network fed her.
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With algorithms, we don't have an engineering breakthrough that's making life more precise, but billions of semi-savant mini-Frankensteins, often with narrow but deep expertise that we no longer understand, spitting out answers here and there to questions we can't judge just by numbers, all under the cloak of objectivity and science.
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With today's music production software, you can turn your digital audio workstation (DAW) into a lot of things; here, Tiger Stripes, AKA Mikael Nordgren, turns it into a freshly-oiled, chrome-plated engine, spitting out steam, tensely pocketed percussion, and a vocal sample chucking out the track's title phrase in precise granulation.
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Alcala connected the dots for the feds, explaining to them that the business could fool Electronic Arts' servers into spitting out thousands of coins per second: The group's code automated and accelerated FIFA's gameplay, so that more than 225.10,500 matches could be completed in the time it took a human to finish just one.
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"The guy was bleeding, he had head wounds where he had blood gushing on his face, he was spitting out blood, it looks like he had landed on his knees and he couldn`t get up," said Alison McCoy who works next door at Premier Roofing and came running over moments after the accident.
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The man slides down the fish's gullet, and somehow, the fish walks naturally over, spitting out pants and shoes along the way, until the man is left in his unders and socks, scrambling to get away from another trip into Monstro's belly (see: Pinocchio, or, uh, Moby Dick, or Jonah and the Whale, or—you get it).
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In borrowing from the self-consciously "sassy" tone of the past and spitting out her lines deliberately, almost brattily, in a southern UK accent that feels equal parts Veruca Salt and Britney Spears on "Scream and Shout," she crafts three tracks that feel like critical engagements with and tributes to pop, as well as bangers in and of themselves.
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It's not that the place you record must necessarily seep into the music you make, but something about the music that Marie Davidson and Pierre Guerineau have made over the years finds an echo in the imagery of late-capitalist isolation, in long lonely nights in the bowels of the machine spitting out all our modern problems.
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The Never-Ending Descent Into This Infinite Fractal City Will Melt Your BrainIn Julius Horsthuis' short film Recurrence, he takes the audience on a slow descent into a…Read more ReadWe've seen Horsthuis' use of fractals in CG animation before, but in the aptly-named, Fraktaal, it's easy to forget you're actually watching the results of mathematical algorithms spitting out random data.
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One of the boat's two captains, Fred Dillon, an "ultimate big brother" type, descended with Hozoji that day and pointed out what to look for while diving for shellfish: little clues that give away the location of a geoduck, like how its siphon, taking in and spitting out water, will tousle a patch of sand about the size of a cupcake top.
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But as a one-time HP diehard — one who attended each and every midnight book release party at her local Barnes & Noble — I'm not psyched about a world with no less than three Harry Potter Theme parks, a Twitter-feed spitting out new deets courtesy of J.K. on the daily, and a seemingly infinite slate of HP projects lined up years into the future.
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A key member of Stockholm-based label StayCore (alongside artists like Mobilegirl, Lil Tantrum, Endgame, Kablam), Toxe makes genre-blending music that fuses spitfire beats with twisted vocal samples, chewing up and spitting out everything from Britney Spears to T-Pain, and chopping up grime, R&B, cumbia, reggae, hip-hop and garage to make a startlingly fresh mish-mash of club-ready beats.
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The "pro-stay" elites that include the leadership of both major British political parties, most corporate leaders, and even the most famous British celebrities, are cynically selling the EU as some kind of ATM that just might stop spitting out whatever pittance it gives to the great British unwashed if they don't shut up and comply with this massive, powerful body in Brussels that none of them elected.
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American Jews have not quite abandoned Judaism — according to a Pew Research Center survey in 2013, a majority still attend a Seder for Passover and fast on Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement; at weddings and funerals, people still want something Jewish — but they are being extremely idiosyncratic about it all, sucking out whatever spiritual and personal sustenance the tradition has to offer and spitting out the pits.
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