"But, you know, I'm sure these things can be squirrelly if someone really wants to be squirrelly with them," said Gilman, whose last company, Padlock Therapeutics, sold to Bristol-Myers Squibb in April.
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That could be how it ended up looking so squirrelly.
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"I hit a couple of squirrelly shots there," he said.
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There are interesting experiments with entangling photons, but they're squirrelly customers.
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I was really nervous starting out, hit some pretty squirrelly shots.
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Being so squirrelly about important matters will make an investment harder to stomach.
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Directed by Mary Lambert, that "Pet Sematary" was a squirrelly, wild-eyed movie.
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Pakistan has long been a squirrelly partner for US presidents to deal with.
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Turns out, our squirrelly friends might feel the same way about neatly-organized nuts.
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The capital has too many squirrels, he says, not to mention a squirrelly president.
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So I'm [joking] about how this glorious movie star is dating this little squirrelly guy.
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It was a squirrelly argument, as shaky as many of the other provisions in that bill.
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In other words, more reliable data is needed to show that something squirrelly is going on out there.
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In this sturdy thriller, Chadwick Boseman plays a Manhattan detective on the hunt for two squirrelly cop killers.
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A few weeks later and I was getting squirrelly with a Mate X prototype in the North Sea dunes.
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Oppenheim bore into my head a squirrelly vibe of feral fairy-tales in which rationalist rules need not apply.
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Valuably, Trump has exposed the rottenness of the consultant culture, and the squirrelly way politicians now talk to us.
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"It was a little squirrelly there for a minute," Lincicome acknowledged when asked about her ball-striking after the round.
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"He is willing to knock the big rock over to show the squirrelly, wormy bits underneath it," Ms. Rothman said.
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Why rely on squirrelly paparazzi to capture your shopping spree when you can do it yourself, with better filters, on Instagram?
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On this EP for the electro-tinkerers over at Trilogy Tapes, they fill machinic beats with squirrelly bubbling sounds and nauseous squelches.
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There are also moments like on "Hell Girlz Reunited" where she chants about wanting to persist over squirrelly arpeggiations and distorted kick drums.
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NASA Goddard and Space Telescope Science Institute scientists are attempting to turn another of the newer gyros back on, but it's acting squirrelly.
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Long a popular attraction with the public, this (seemingly endlessly) undulating ossuary is a fascinating, if somewhat squirrelly, work of walk-in art.
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And if I'm feeling really squirrelly, I can even dial-in to a virtual room filled with women who feel the exact same way.
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This generation retains the general size and proportions of the first 2670s, but has engineering advancements that make it less squirrelly and better to drive.
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They had all sorts of squirrelly formulations about why it was O.K. to ride the Trump train: He can be tamed or surrounded and improved.
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In response, organizers of the Wyoming event banned the rental of short-barreled automatic weapons (too squirrelly) and mandated all shooters attend a safety meeting.
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When racing over two-foot sand drifts covering gravel, the vehicle would drift in a squirrelly fashion, yet the tire spin wasn't felt through the pedals.
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To put it more plainly, it was obnoxious and squirrelly and just the kind of behavior that we all now assume the company is capable of.
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The Fed's balance sheet expanded to about $4.5 trillion, from less than $900 billion before the crisis, thanks to the purchase of squirrelly assets from Wall Street.
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Democrats who want to fight Trump on economic issues may find him a squirrelly target, happy to distance himself from his party's orthodoxy, especially on trade and entitlements.
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Admittedly, authorship is always a squirrelly proposition in the case of public oratory by political figures or their kin, which is usually written or co-written by others.
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I had been expecting freaks in attendance; squirrelly-eyed weirdos sporting t-shirts emblazoned with right-wing manifestos and deluded loners with wispy chin-straps and embarrassing necklaces.
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It's a 212-track exploration of squirrelly synthesizer surrealism, coupled with jumpy, pitch-warping vocals as greasy and nauseating as a turkey leg on a tilt-a-whirl.
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Over a squirrelly, squelchy beat by the Americanos — the production outfit behind the severely underrated "In My Foreign" — D.R.A.M. is wobbly and cheekily aristocratic, and Kyle is sweetly seductive.
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And no matter what story it's telling, the show is always careful to emphasize that it isn't just about a squirrelly dog, but rather ordinary people doing ordinary things.
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Those had generally gone hog wild in the manufacture and sale of squirrelly mortgage-backed securities, billions of dollars of which they allowed to build up on their balance sheets.
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The first is that these rules are difficult to enforce, because the definition of "lobbyist" is squirrelly and those who wish to can evade registering can and generally will do so.
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Now we learn that his cooperation was squirrelly and incomplete, a series of prevarications that obviously infuriated the prosecutors, who gave him one final 10-day chance to play it straight.
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Behind closed doors, Kelly said, "everyone kind of knows him as this squirrelly, goofy kid," one who lives to play Fortnite and scarf down McDonald's and beg Kym to do his laundry.
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She only just recently narrowed her eyes at that squirrelly lab technician and sneered that he "should've asked" what he was creating wheat-destroying bugs for, before shoving him into Philip's murderous arms.
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Hays is juiced, between the "queer underground" angle on Tom and the squirrelly nature of Dan teasing that he knows something, but West thinks they need to slow down and do this right.
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I think I added some chaos, not only in the way electronics can be so squirrelly, but I also gave them more space because of how rigid I can be on my machine.
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Chick's tracts had a disturbing power to make you see the world through his eyes, a squirrelly and sweaty vantage point where everything is a demonic conspiracy to rob you of your soul.
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At the time, UX product designer Bona Kim wrote that broken functions, a squirrelly style sheet, incompatibility with mobile, and unclear hierarchy of information at the expense aesthetic "simplicity" made it maddeningly unusable.
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He's been acting squirrelly for years about his tax returns, and has himself been repeatedly in business with people involved with money laundering and various other aspects of organized crime (Russian mafia, traditional mafia).
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By putting trade at the top of the conversation he elevates the issue on which Hillary Clinton is the most squirrelly, where her position reinforces the message that she will say anything to get power.
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The auditory techniques and the verbal tics of Glass and his team (the long pauses, the squirrelly delivery, the uptalk?) have been so widely adopted that it's hard to recall how radical they once sounded.
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"I just knew that I was going to probably hit some squirrelly shots, but if I can kind of keep it in front of me and if I'm out of position, and get back in position," Piller said.
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Whether on something like the classical guitar nods of "Sempiternal Darkness" or the Ballad of the Band EP's hazy piano curio "Magellan," Lawrence tends to let his instrumentals float, offering space and respite amid the squirrelly upbeat numbers.
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But the villain here, Jesse Eisenberg's Lex Luthor, is so intensely annoying that, very early on, you wish Batman and Superman would just patch up their differences and join forces to put the squirrelly rascal out of his, and our, misery.
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Lining up your shot is a little squirrelly thanks to the controls; you can use motion controls to tweak the Y-axis of your aim, but to get the X-axis lined up you've got to maneuver Luigi just so.
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In doing so, he calls back to an earlier moment in the episode, when Joanna Wellick's security chief murders a squirrelly confederate at her behest — but only after drugging him into paralysis, to be sure he can see his fate coming.
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Tech blogger, Robert McGregor, cut together a highlight reel of footage shot over several years of these squirrelly little robots shoving each other around a tiny ring like a pair of feral cats, and my shins hurt just looking at 'em.
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Fresh off "Psycho," Anthony Perkins gives another skillfully squirrelly performance as the persecuted (and prosecuted) Josef K. Film Forum is showing the movie as part of a weeklong homage to Jeanne Moreau, who died in July and who plays one of Josef K.'s neighbors.
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She thinks I'm a Rebel because I'm squirrelly about deadlines, but the quiz deemed me an Upholder when I first took the test, and then a Questioner the second time around; a couple of days ago, I took the test again and came up an Obliger.
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The email was after Standard & Poor's, the ratings agency, changed its credit outlook on the firm to negative from stable after the liquidation of two Bear Stearns hedge funds — both full of risky mortgage securities — that brought billions of dollars of squirrelly assets onto the firm's balance sheet.
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Fresh off "Psycho," Anthony Perkins gives another skillfully squirrelly performance as the persecuted (and prosecuted) Josef K. Film Forum is showing the movie as part of a weeklong homage, Friday through Thursday, to Jeanne Moreau, who died in July and who plays one of Josef K.'s neighbors.
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Ms. Manning, the former Army intelligence analyst who was Mr. Assange's source for the 2010 disclosures, is back behind bars — after serving nearly seven years for espionage for leaking secrets to WikiLeaks — for refusing to incriminate Mr. Assange in the squirrelly case the government is trying to assemble.
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On "Herbs in a Glass," the album's opener, he propels his band mates (the tenor saxophonist Mark Turner, the bassist Matt Brewer and the drummer Kendrick Scott) through a squirrelly nine-beat rhythm; the odd, open-ended meter ends up pushing his intense melody into the plain air, giving it a billowy freedom.
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As a constituent who was partly raised by the music teachers of Bozeman's public schools, I know that it also makes sense, given the cacophony of the United States Congress, to dispatch a Montanan to Washington who knows how to inspire a bunch of squirrelly kids to work together, keep the beat and harmonize.
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Secretary of Health and Human Services Tom Price tried to patch things up by appearing at Press Secretary Sean Spicer's midday lie jamboree, but came across as squirrelly and unprepared—his main argument for the bill was that it was short, as he stood next to a very tall stack of papers meant to represent Obamacare/big government.
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If Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE has a coughing fit or comes off squirrelly when talking about that FBI investigation, she's going to be fighting uphill the rest of the way.
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Most everyone remembers the granddaddy of all scandals, of course: how for years Wall Street rewarded itself with big bonuses for issuing home mortgages to people who it knew had little chance of repaying the borrowed money, packaged up those billions of dollars of squirrelly mortgages into securities and then sold them off as AAA-rated investments the world over.
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Although Page has repeatedly (and believably) denied the allegations made in the Steele dossier that during a July 2016 trip to Moscow he met with Igor Sechin, a Putin ally who is now chief executive of the Russian oil conglomerate Rosneft, and Igor Diveykin, a top Russian intelligence official, he has been squirrelly and inconsistent about his relationships and interactions with a range of other Russians — including the deputy prime minister, Arkady Dvorkovich, and two Russian spies who tried to recruit Page in 2013.
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The mammoth suddenly appears and kills Agent Whitaker while Agent Powers, Frank, Jack and Squirrelly escape. While the mammoth continues its rampage around the town, the government is preparing to detonate a nuclear bomb on the alien-possessed elephant. The group must find a way to take the creature down without destroying their town. After devising a plan to stop the mammoth, Frank, Powers, Jack and Squirrelly are joined by Simon and town sheriff Marion Morrison at the local factory to encase the creature in ice, just like it was before.
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"Squirrelly" Dan (K. Trevor Wilson) is the hicks' storyteller with a tendency to append "S" to singular words as his trademark, e.g. "That's what I appreciates about yous Ms. Katys." He is slightly more open sexually, which unnerves Wayne and Daryl.
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In the episode "Video Projects" he pretends to be a ninja and is caught on video, causing him to become a laughingstock until Ned and Cookie add special effects into the video, making him popular. His name is a pun of the phrase "smart and squirrelly" as seen in the episode "Guide to: Project Partners".
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While en route, Squirrelly is killed by the mammoth, but the plan moves forward at full speed. The mammoth arrives at the factory, and is doused in molten steel. It then slaughters Sheriff Morrison, off screen. They figure out that liquid nitrogen is the only way to stop the mammoth once and for all.
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Bill Lamb from About.com had prospects for the song, feeling his view was "irrefutable". Rebecca Bary from The New Zealand Herald said "Think 'Baby One More Time' spliced with 'Dirrty' and you have the biggest one-hit wonder of the year." She continued, saying "When these obnoxious, school-uniformed Russian maybe-lesbians poured their squirrelly hearts out over a repetitive dance beat, you can't deny it worked.".
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Frank Abernathy is the curator of the natural history museum in Blackwater, Louisiana. He is a widower who doesn't seem to have time for his daughter, Jack. Frank's father, Simon, is a B-movie enthusiast who believes in extraterrestrials and shows his favorite movies at the local theater. The city loses its electrical power just as Simon, Jack and her boyfriend Squirrelly exit the theater.
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With the creature on the loose, two government agents, Powers and Whitaker, track Frank down. While the agents and Frank try to figure out what happened and what to do, the mammoth heads into the forest, where it kills anyone it comes across. The beast's path soon brings it to a huge party attended by Jack and Squirrelly. They survive the attack and meet up with Frank and the agents.
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Reviewing the PlayStation version, Air Hendrix of GamePro commented that "the basic action and squirrelly handling prevent 4X4 from building addictive gameplay. Worse, there's no real-life licenses or two- player action." He also cited breakup, redraw problems, and cheesy music. A reviewer for Next Generation said the game successfully simulates the handling of a 4x4 truck, but that the narrow tracks allow a player to easily block opponents from passing them once they get in the lead, greatly reducing the racing excitement.
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When they do, they usually miss the fast moving > squirrel. > > But what happens when a snake is confronted by a robot squirrel, built to > look, act, and even smell like the real thing? > > Researchers at San Diego State University and the University of California > (Davis) spent a portion of a $325,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) > grant to construct a robotic squirrel named “RoboSquirrel” to answer that > question…. > > During these difficult fiscal times of massive deficits, paying $325,000 > for a robot squirrel seems a bit squirrelly. (pp.
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When looking at the sweep or otherwise known as the rake of a fin, is how far the front edge of a fin arcs backward. Rake is the measurement that determines how far back a fin curves in relation to its base. This is what propels the board, the smaller rake fins will offer greater speed and will be more predictable but less ideal for short, fast turns. Large rake fins offer you a "squirrelly" yet playful experience whilst letting you make tighter turns.
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The main response to Senator Coburn's criticism that "During these difficult fiscal times of massive deficits, paying $325,000 for a robot squirrel seems a bit squirrelly" is that the robosquirrel (i.e., second field version) in question cost only a few hundred dollars. Most of the funding has gone toward the education of future scientists and engineers. The science and engineering in the project furthers the advancement of biorobotics and the study of animal behavior and its evolution by building on previous research using biorobotics in animal behavior research.
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The Telegraph called hers "a name to watch" and The Independent compared her to Joan Fontaine in Rebecca. The Spectator said: "Brealey uncovers the pathetic poetry beneath the indolent superficialities. Her big disadvantage is that she’s too attractive for ‘plain’ Sonya, but she disguises this by suggesting a lack of sexual allure with awkward giggles, squirrelly movements and a stupefied beaming naivety. All brilliantly done..." In 2011 Brealey was the sex-mad, short- frocked daughter of Julian Barratt and Doon Mackichan at the Young Vic in Richard Jones's Government Inspector.
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Critical reception of the track has generally been positive by contemporary music critics. In a positive review, Philip Sherburne, writing for Pitchfork, called "Hungry Child" a "dance-music aficionado's record par excellence, a collage of hallowed tropes: moody Reese bass, flashing piano stabs, gospel-house vocal harmonies, even squirrelly little synth riffs reminiscent of Isolée". Sherburne further explaining that the lyrics "meets the band's muscular four-to-the-floor throb, creating a sound that's as playful as it is lovelorn". Writing for Noisey, Josh Terry called the song an "excellent single", describing it as "sprawling and pulsing".
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Nutter noted that the controls were a mix of those featured in Tomb Raider and Nights into Dreams, praising the use of the analogue stick to perform complex manoeuvres. A reviewer from the Japanese Sega Saturn Magazine felt the game was more comfortable with an analogue pad as opposed to the default Saturn controller, and Williamson similarly thought the control scheme was "great" when used with an analogue pad. In contrast, Weigand criticised the lack of a custom configuration and described the controls as "squirrelly", even with the analogue controller. A couple of reviewers criticised the game's short length and lack of difficulty.
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Wayne (Jared Keeso) is the leader of the hicks, regarded as "toughest guy in Letterkenny," a title he regularly backs up. We do not definitely know Wayne's last name, but his sister Katy lists her full name as Katy Campbell in her Fartbook profile in season 1. Wayne is protective of his sister and he is best friends with Daryl and Squirrelly Dan. Allusions are made to Wayne and Katy having a strict upbringing without birthday parties or TV. He is very proper and well-mannered, but he often gets into fights to protect the community, his friends, and his farm.
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Adams radioed that the aircraft "[seemed] squirrelly", and moments later repeatedly told Knight that he had entered a spin. The ground controllers sought to get the X-15 straightened out, but there was no recommended spin recovery technique for the X-15, and engineers knew nothing about the aircraft's supersonic spin tendencies. The chase pilots, realizing that the X-15 would never make Rogers Dry Lake, headed for the emergency lakes, Ballarat and Cuddeback, in case Adams attempted an emergency landing. Adams held the X-15's controls against the spin, using both the flight controls and the reaction control jets in the nose and wings.
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Mr. Turner, also known as Dad, (voiced by Daran Norris, portrayed by Norris in the live-action films) and Mrs. Turner, also known as Mom, (Susanne Blakeslee, portrayed by Teryl Rothery in the live-action films) are Timmy's parents. Mom is a real estate agent and home dealer; and Dad works as an employee of a pencil factory called Pencil Nexus and troop leader for Timmy's Squirrelly Scouts Troop, though both have had several other jobs, usually only for a single episode. Mom is shown to be a horrible gardener and cook, as anything she tries to grow dies and her meals usually come alive and try to attack her family.
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Mary Jo Bole's artwork often draws its inspiration from places such as cemeteries, prisons, cities and common, everyday objects like bathroom toilets, wallpaper, and cemetery monuments. She recently completed Combing Columbus: Photogenic Drawings for the Bicentennial, a book which was commissioned by "Finding Time: Columbus Public Art 2012" to commemorate the city's heritage as part of its bicentennial celebration. "The book...contains dozens of [Bole's] drawings and paintings...It's a little like walking through a jumbled museum--you never know what you're going to find."Blundo, Joe, Joe Blundo Commentary: Book offers squirrelly trivia of city, The Columbus Dispatch, Columbus, Ohio, April 7, 2013 Bole's projects have received grants and commissions from such organizations as The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Ohio Arts Council, the Greater Columbus Arts Council, and the Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito, California.
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On January 5, 2013, Song participated in an interview with the Alli Sports website to explain the hardware that he uses for his skateboard. Notable aspects of the interview were: Song rode a wide skateboard deck for over a decade and, in the period leading up to the interview, had followed through with a decision to transition to a wide deck—Song stated, "not much of a huge jump, but ... makes a difference."; Song appreciates bright-colored skateboards for "something while it's flipping"—he cites red and black in the interview as preferred colors; Song tightens his trucks "fairly loose", with the back truck tighter than the front for stability—Song describes his front truck as "squirrelly", revealing that he strips down the components of the front truck so that there are only one bushing "below" the truck (between the deck and the truck) and two washers "above" the truck; and Song only rides radius wheels—he states that he has tried to ride wheels, but the difference was too significant.
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