The surfaces are telling you, quite frankly, that surfaces matter.
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Be wary of surfaces in common areas, and disinfect those surfaces frequently.
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It can now define those surfaces in conjunction with horizontal surfaces as well.
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The surfaces run from matte to shiny, from thin, transparent layers to brushy surfaces.
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With this feature, ARKit can now recognize vertical surfaces, and place objects on those surfaces.
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With this update, ARKit can now recognize vertical surfaces and place objects onto those surfaces.
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As glaciers melt, they give way to darker land or ocean surfaces—surfaces with a lower albedo.
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Anti-slip surfaces could be incorporated, too, including crushed stones which are traditionally used to dress road surfaces.
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In the area of surfaces that attract water, we're creating surfaces that will attract water but repel oil.
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Surfaces that manage to repel liquids with low surface tension are called superoleophobic, or highly oil-repellent, surfaces.
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Most of the cancer cases occurred in people who had textured surfaces on their implants, rather than smooth surfaces.
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"There's a trend away from glossy, shiny surfaces, and toward matte surfaces, and this fits right in," he said.
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He knew that the force of friction acting between two sliding surfaces is proportional to the load pressing the surfaces together and that friction is independent of the apparent area of contact between the two surfaces.
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The site's fabric posters adhere to (and can be peeled off) smooth surfaces such as untextured walls, glass, ceilings, tile and finished wood surfaces (avoid surfaces like stucco, concrete blocks, brick, unfinished wood, canvas or freshly painted walls).
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When disinfecting shared living spaces, don't forget to treat soft-surfaces like pillows and upholstered furniture as well as hard surfaces.
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As a photographer, Therese is an intense observer of surfaces, but her relationship with Carol forces her into seeing past those surfaces.
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Spin Master claims it works on rough or smooth surfaces, but I had little luck driving it anywhere other than smooth indoor surfaces.
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They're about two inches long, yellow, and covered in mucus, which allows them to cling to surfaces, even if those surfaces are wet.
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Viral particles can survive for a time on surfaces, but the coronavirus' lifespan on surfaces depends on various factors, like temperature and humidity.
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As of now the research suggests that the virus lives longer on nonporous surfaces, like metal, than other surfaces, such as pet hair.
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Best product for sanitizing electronics: HomeSoap UV Electronics Sanitizer Best in-wash laundry sanitizer: Lysol Laundry SanitizerBest sanitizing wipe for hard surfaces: Clorox Disinfecting WipesBest sanitizing spray for food preparation surfaces: Purell Disinfectant SprayBest sanitizing spray for non-washable surfaces: Lysol Disinfectant Spray
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For the study, researchers tested swabs from the surfaces of airport bins (as well as the surfaces of toilet bowl lids) at Helsinki Airport.
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The FDA said most of the cancer cases have occurred in people who had textured surfaces on their implants as opposed to smooth surfaces.
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High-Touch Surfaces to Clean and Disinfect Daily: Everyone's home is a little different, so just think about the surfaces you interact with most.
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The exhibit space is comprised of many natural surfaces which include: variations in floor slopes, steps, ledges, vertical space for jumping/climbing, and elevated surfaces.
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And rough surfaces are particularly brutal for delicate smartphones, so much of Corning's research and development of the new glass involved drops on rough surfaces.
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Baby wipes do not contain ingredients that make them an effective disinfectant for surfaces and should only be considered useful for cleaning debris from surfaces.
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The Kärcher K4 pressure washer is perfect for or cleaning delicate surfaces such as your car, and harder surfaces like stone and brickwork in your garden.
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Lysol's Max Cover Mist kills 99.9% of bacteria on soft surfaces and 99.9% of fungi, viruses, and bacteria on hard surfaces — including cold and flu viruses.
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According to Dr Jenny Harries, England's Deputy Chief Medical Officer, the coronavirus can stay on soft surfaces for 24 hours, and hard surfaces for 48 hours.
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In areas where there is significant contact with surfaces, particularly in an area with coronavirus, then if you are touching the surfaces you want to mitigate risk.
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The viruses seem to remain alive longer in cool but humid conditions and on hard surfaces, such as stainless steel, rather than porous surfaces such as paper.
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Smooth, nonporous surfaces like tables or doorknobs are better at carrying viruses than the porous surfaces of money or hair, which don't allow viruses to survive for long.
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Employees were seen touching surfaces — including their hair, face, floor, dirty production equipment, trash cans — and handling eggshells and "food contact surfaces" without changing their gloves or washing hands.
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"You must clean all food-contact surfaces, including your utensils and food-contact surfaces of equipment, as frequently as necessary to protect against contamination of food," the letter warns.
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The CDC said researchers couldn't "determine whether transmission occurred from contaminated surfaces," and that further study of COVID-103's spread through touching surfaces on cruise ships was warranted.
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But the same study showed they touched common objects or surfaces 3.3 times per hour — the type of public surfaces that could be touched by coronavirus sufferers as well.
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" Whatever political conflict there might be "never really surfaces.
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The other is the surface albedo feedback, which refers to solar energy that is either absorbed by darker surfaces, such as ocean and dirt, or reflected by brighter surfaces, such as ice.
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Task 3: Take care of surfaces and smells With the trash, recycling and dirty dishes out of the way, it's time to tackle surfaces like coffee and end tables, countertops and buffets.
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Using a 70 percent isopropyl alcohol wipe or Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, you may gently wipe the hard, nonporous surfaces of your Apple product, such as the display, keyboard, or other exterior surfaces.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Now in some surfaces like cardboard, apparently, corona can only survive for a day if it is cardboard, but on harder surfaces like glass it can survive for much longer.
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The precise risk of Covid-19 coronavirus infection from surfaces is not yet known, but gym-goers, SoulCyclers, and Barry's Bootcampers, should wipe down all the surfaces they're touching with an approved disinfectant.
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We also don't know how long the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 can survive on hard surfaces, although other coronaviruses can survive for up to nine days on hard surfaces like stair railings.
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This last category should include 75% alcohol to clean surfaces, disposable gloves to throw away once you've cleaned the surfaces, as many face masks as you can find, disinfecting wipes, and hand sanitizers.
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Although the virus can persist on surfaces, is it common for people to get infected from contact with contaminated surfaces, and how does this change the need for environmental cleaning — or reduce it?
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The Twitter hashtag #ObamaAndKids surfaces many of the best moments.
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The For You page surfaces posts from across the platform.
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Whenever this period is discussed, the word gongshow inevitably surfaces.
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Very little color warmed the inside surfaces of the building.
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The proving grounds serve up more than 100 challenging surfaces.
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The surfaces that biofilms grow across are not always solid.
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But the justices' anger often surfaces in their work product.
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Handrails, doorknobs, desktop surfaces, plastic bins, ATMs, and so on.
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The big question that surfaces is aboutUber's continued rapid growth.
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The video surfaces at a complicated moment for the Pentagon.
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The kitchen is all stainless steel, from appliances to surfaces.
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Surfaces and iPad Pros are great devices, but also expensive.
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There are four traditional airplane control surfaces and six rotors.
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Namely, how to avoid getting those surfaces scratched to hell.
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We're actively working on getting surfaces like these to market.
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We see clots and daubs, smeared surfaces, and gouged lines.
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They are surrounded, however, by surfaces known as event horizons.
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Flower beds, parked cars, and reflective surfaces were also restricted.
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"We worked a lot to have perfect surfaces," says Garella.
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I spend the night dancing away on some elevated surfaces.
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The Taclim offer a haptic buzzing to simulate different surfaces.
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In particular, such surfaces must be created with two traits.
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A Fabergé egg he, all pretty surfaces hollowed of brains.
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This tracker attaches to surfaces or slips into wallet pockets.
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The only horizontal surfaces in the building are the floors.
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The sensors can see through smoke, fog or solid surfaces.
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" Surfaces are important in "My Year of Rest and Relaxation.
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The viruses can also survive for days on many surfaces.
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Live coronavirus particles can survive for a time on surfaces.
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Nonporous surfaces seem to allow the virus to survive longer.
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The two tabletops were optimal surfaces for working on paper.
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But the surfaces are very shiny and lots of fun.
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We have been using it for decades on marble surfaces.
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They're dead surfaces that contribute to the heat island effect.
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The surfaces of Humphrey's monochromes are physically uneven, even turbulent.
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They also touch shared surfaces as they work their shifts.
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The report didn't specify what surfaces it was found on.
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The coronavirus can stick around on surfaces for several days.
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Disinfect frequently used items or surfaces as much as possible.
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The difference between the clean and dusty surfaces is stark.
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Complex textures and surfaces can be very hard to capture.
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Shapes and surfaces are important here, but so is time.
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There are hardly any bare surfaces in Mr. Dragnev's workshop.
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Clean the objects and surfaces that you touch a lot.
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How to use Lysol Disinfectant Spray to sanitize nonwashable surfaces
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The coronavirus can't live for very long on hard surfaces
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Paintings that stand on surfaces or tables reference reliquary objects.
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Swedish interiors bring to mind the smoothest possible surfaces: unblemished.
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Embedded in the concrete surfaces are thousands of steel plates.
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Nor is it to say that surfaces do not matter.
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Her surfaces are dense with intricate compositions and wild colors.
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I think beauty is in rough surfaces and rough expressions.
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A related tension surfaces in Tokihiro Satō's "Hakkoda #2" (2009).
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If a person with the virus coughs, sneezes or exhales, they release droplets of infected fluid that can land on nearby surfaces and can infect another person who comes into contact with those surfaces.
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It is currently unclear how long coronavirus lasts on surfaces, so the CDC suggests cleaning and disinfecting "frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe" for preventing the spread.
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In order to measure distance on LQG surfaces, and thus show that LQG surfaces and the Brownian map were the same, they needed to find some way to model random growth on a random surface.
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These include Dell laptops, Samsung tablets, Microsoft Surfaces, and plenty more.
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The actress hopes the plot point surfaces again in future movies.
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How do you model a thrown shield reflecting off different surfaces?
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Walls and hard surfaces reflect the blast wave, magnifying the effect.
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QUANTA MAGAZINE: You do string theory on so-called K16 surfaces.
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The surfaces are bumpy and have yet to be smoothed out.
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Lakes' surfaces and beds are divided up equally by bordering countries.
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And the surfaces are covered with these very, very small crystals.
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He is silent, but a vein in his forehead surfaces, bulges.
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An ice world where you'll slip and slide across most surfaces.
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Since Singapore is an island, we have water surfaces all around.
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When Jamie surfaces, still aboard, Claire is nowhere to be seen.
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That feature surfaces live videos from people you follow, and Pages.
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Entire walls and tabletops could become displays with touch-sensitive surfaces.
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She then covers these surfaces with either blue or black paint.
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The surfaces of ROLI products practically beg you to touch them.
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However it can only work on surfaces cooler than 200 degrees.
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Another area is for heat transport, to enhance condensation on surfaces.
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Also you have to be mindful of the surfaces you're touching.
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The feed surfaces content based on your interests and search history.
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The sheen of her graphite surfaces both reflect and absorb light.
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They are spread through improperly washed hands, surfaces and medical equipment.
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Mary is swanning around in her meh dress when Edith surfaces.
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Bacillus subtilis cells are normally short, plump cylinders with smooth surfaces.
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The products' tactile and rough surfaces refer to their natural origins.
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Stopping potholes growing in existing surfaces, by contrast, means eternal vigilance.
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Their hard-edge geometrics and textured surfaces suggest flattened Minimalist boxes.
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This instinct often surfaces in discussion of policies like carbon taxes.
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Everyone needs a good glass cleaner to keep those surfaces clean.
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Glass surfaces everywhere ensure for an open and productive working environment
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Repression quickly surfaces as a theme in the story, as well.
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It feels appropriate that Goodman paints on these hard, coarse surfaces.
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Rooftops and other slanting surfaces would be painted white to increase
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"Look at all the mirrored surfaces," she said, as she ascended.
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Which what surfaces never truly ends up sounding like the source.
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The light-up status ring runs flush between these two surfaces.
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The surfaces, on the other hand, are flawful indeed — deliberately so.
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Colors are mostly tamped down; brushy but rotelike surfaces vary little.
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A graphic shows how long the coronavirus can live on surfaces.
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But experts say touching contaminated surfaces can still pose a risk.
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I had to majorly downsize my creative environment and my surfaces.
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Then there are those great players who couldn't master all surfaces.
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It's rounded so it rolls off surfaces and hardly ever scratches.
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Their shapes and surfaces, smooth or textured, energize Mr. Marden, too.
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Remove carpet and clutter so you have fewer surfaces to vacuum.
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Perhaps it's natural that she puts so much emphasis on surfaces.
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Some human coronaviruses, like SARS, can last for days on surfaces.
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That includes disinfecting doorknobs, bathrooms, and all surfaces that customers touch.
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Their flat, dark surfaces are covered with cartoonish, robustly painted figures.
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Paint surfaces also contrast noticeably: glossy against matte, smooth against brushy.
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The infection can be transmitted through touching surfaces in your home.
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The bacterium was not found on any surfaces, Dr. Shelly said.
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The same theme of who is deserving surfaces in tax debates.
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The company also surfaces information about presidential candidate in search results.
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Salvo's surfaces are smooth, his edges crisp, his palette borderline fluorescent.
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They can be used both on surfaces, or as handheld options.
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It doesn't penetrate grease and grime on surfaces, things like that.
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I didn't even have enough baggage to fill all the surfaces.
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In many of these paintings, the surfaces were reworked and scarred.
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The biggest need, according to Hartman, is to rethink urban surfaces.
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Their hard, shiny surfaces are like shop signs: Odalisques Painted Here.
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Three seem well suited to having liquid water on their surfaces.
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Joint surfaces degenerate over time, and help her determine age too.
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Matching with the white neon and silver surfaces was irresistible, too.
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The surfaces had a glow that evoked Caravaggio and Alfred Hitchcock.
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The original subjects inform Smith's interest in distressed surfaces and images.
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But their interior surfaces appear to be painted by Gaddi himself.
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The transition from the slow, high-bouncing surfaces of the clay court season, to the fast, low-bouncing surfaces of the grass court summer swing, is perhaps the most abrupt technical adjustment in the sport's calendar.
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"Using a 70 percent isopropyl alcohol wipe or Clorox disinfecting wipes, you may gently wipe the hard, nonporous surfaces of your Apple product, such as the display, keyboard, or other exterior surfaces," Apple's site now says.
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But Meyer still advises washing hands frequently while dealing with recently purchased food and wiping down any high-contact surfaces, like counters, as the virus can live on certain surfaces for as long as several days.
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Upon entering this formidable space, my first observation was that the paint on many of the unfinished surfaces was thinner than I expected, much different than the impasto surfaces on the Rothko paintings I had seen elsewhere.
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U.S. companies — including Cambria Company, a Eden Prairie, Minnesota-based manufacturer of natural stone surfaces — petitioned the Commerce Department for relief from "unfairly traded" quartz surfaces from China, which totaled some $460 million in imports in 2017.
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The researchers could achieve this accuracy with so little training data, in part, because they incorporate some physics concepts in their reconstruction algorithm—the difference between how light bounces off shiny surfaces versus matte surfaces, for example.
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It also surfaces different trends based on your activity within the app.
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Grill surfaces are made of different materials and require different cleaning methods.
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Each mix can contain 20 or so different polymers for specific surfaces.
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Searching for phrases related to Girls Do Porn easily surfaces those videos.
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That is ten times quicker than has been reported on conventional surfaces.
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It also surfaces stories that matter based on social signals like shares.
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On a shark, it logs when the shark dives, swerves, or surfaces.
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Medical-grade super glue can only work on dry surfaces like skin.
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They have low surface tension, and they stick to surfaces more easily.
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He describes it as "Giza brought to Cupertino," with smooth, stepped surfaces.
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C. Diff is spread through antibiotic use or contact with contaminated surfaces.
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This technique scans a tooth and measures the complexity of its surfaces.
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Or the next video surfaces, with even more graphic and irrefutable evidence.
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Dr Harrison and Mr Laput are not alone in making surfaces active.
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These are rough surfaces that trap pockets of air under different liquids.
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Flat surfaces are punctuated by relief-carved putti heads, swags and garlands.
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If positive news surfaces surrounding back to school season, it could reverse.
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Creator John Scott Shepherd, however, is intent on puncturing those beautiful surfaces.
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Snails produce a mucus that allows them to move along rough surfaces.
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Corning's commitment to creating even thinner glass with harder surfaces is significant.
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Even the many selfie-friendly reflective surfaces invite interaction, Fini points out.
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This future Olympian knows to always practice backflips on soft surfaces. 7.
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Surfaces have their day, as if wanting to prove themselves anything but.
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"We are pumped that many of you love your Surfaces," says Panay.
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Reflective surfaces can suggest connotations of perception, of seeing and being seen.
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On their visits, inspectors swipe surfaces to check for those telltale particles.
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That opens up the possibility that water could pool on their surfaces.
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Odd textures are applied to their surfaces, as if expressing physical pain.
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Lee draws the most incredible images on the foamy surfaces of coffee.
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"Blood was spread throughout the room on multiple surfaces," the documents state.
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The interior of the bus includes designer benches and wireless charging surfaces.
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Consciously blink as often as possible to keep eye surfaces well lubricated.
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New friends, as the name suggests, surfaces friends you have recently added.
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But if you look at the new Surfaces and Lenovos, they're sleek.
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Beneath the gleaming postwar surfaces there lurked the indelible stain of barbarism.
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On close examination, it's amazing how dirty glass surfaces can get, really.
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They left nine other rooms with traditional plastic, porcelain and metal surfaces.
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" Helping pilot: "That's just the wind blowing over all the ... surfaces there.
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Nearby residents were advised to wipe down surfaces with a damp cloth.
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Chipotle has done hundreds of internal tests on its food and surfaces.
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Some businesses have already made changes to reduce contact with questionable surfaces.
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A submerged Italian theme surfaces on the menu from time to time.
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The same faceted surfaces that encourage people to cluster also support privacy.
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It surfaces regularly when thinking about the composer Richard Wagner, for example.
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The coronavirus can live on some surfaces for up to three days.
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It is why he has painted on velvet and other unreceptive surfaces.
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When finished, they will house three million square feet of growing surfaces.
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Even residences are regulated in regard to impermeable surfaces, such as driveways.
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Viruses may inhabit all surfaces both inside and outside of the body.
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When those compounds are used at home, they can accumulate on surfaces.
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Her surfaces include train cars, walls, reused canvases, and discarded book covers.
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Whether cheap flooring or a youthful face, time will warp all surfaces.
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Try to stay six feet apart and be fastidious about cleaning surfaces.
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Throughout a long year, these tensions simmered just below America's gleaming surfaces.
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I decided to put Lunga in Jack's house, and see what surfaces.
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You'll also want disposable gloves to wear while you clean the surfaces.
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The CDC recommends using latex gloves to while you disinfect household surfaces.
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A defiant time capsule surfaces, smack in the middle of #MeToo country.
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Make sure to clean dirty surfaces with soap and water or detergent.
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We don't see it, we don't know it, it's on the surfaces.
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These women dealt in surfaces, but that doesn't mean they lacked depth.
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The plates are removable, easy to clean, and have nonstick surfaces too.
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Each driver should disinfect high-touch surfaces after each use, Forouzesh said.
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Autonomous robots, for instance, can roam rooms, disinfecting surfaces with UV light.
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Learn more about the coronavirus: How to Prepare for the Coronavirus Surfaces?
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Disinfecting refers to the use of chemicals to kill germs on surfaces.
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These polymer surfaces are framed in a sturdy and rigid aluminum housing.
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And humor, when it surfaces, is often of the wry, witty variety.
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Protect hands and surfaces with this pot holder and kitchen towel set.
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It can make ceilings shimmer like glass surfaces, reflecting what is below.
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What they do: Paint walls, equipment, buildings, bridges, and other structural surfaces.
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Surfaces in the kitchen are reconstituted granite, while the island is Corian.
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Cabinets in the adjoining kitchen are cherry, while surfaces are dark granite.
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Have a plan to disinfect surfaces and equipment in patients' rooms effectively.
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But that is the best product for painting hard surfaces for projection.
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Unless you use an interdental cleaner, you're leaving the side surfaces exposed.
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We also have policies for surfaces like Marketplace that prohibit similar behavior.
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Clean and disinfect surfaces and objects that may be contaminated with germs.
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Controls are laid out logically, with high quality plastics covering most surfaces.
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I approach and am reflected, distorted in its crinkly, convex foil surfaces.
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It does not leave surfaces feeling sticky to attract even more grime.
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But they're also mini Surfaces designed to catapult Microsoft back into mobile.
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The violent storms suck up moisture and energy from warmer ocean surfaces.
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Those targets, found on the surfaces of cancer cells, are called antigens.
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And dozens of surfaces are splattered by urine, according to City Hall.
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Some are wearing gloves and regularly wiping down surfaces in their trucks.
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The surfaces and handles invite intimacy on the part of the viewer.
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Glossy surfaces, glass, and mirrors serve as powerful motifs in Mucha's work.
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They're evolving: their limb-shape is changing, they're evolving longer limbs that allow them to run faster on flat surfaces, and they're holding bigger toe-pads, which allow them to sort of stick on those smooth surfaces better.
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By contrast, surfaces have had a much smaller impact on Mr Federer's game.
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Horizontal and vertical surfaces should also be uniform to prevent missteps, they note.
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The team surfaces a bomb found in a river in Kratie Province, Cambodia.
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It provided an incomplete but still useful view of random two-dimensional surfaces.
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But Samreth delves far beyond surfaces, asking us what failed: architecture or society?
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Pedro Vélez's swift, gestural marks on the surfaces of raw canvases suggest urgency.
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The work is identifiable by his signature portal murals on targeted urban surfaces.
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Try leaning over surfaces of different heights, like a desk, counter, or bed.
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A brief look back on Techmeme surfaces plenty of other hair-raising attacks.
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Another answer is to increase the amount of sunlight reflected by artificial surfaces.
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Asteroids have weak, complex gravitational fields, as well as dusty and rocky surfaces.
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Evenly distribute batter into the muffin pan, and smooth out the surfaces. 6.
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It surfaces neither at the most opportune moment nor in the most convenient.
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And when these surfaces are firmly pressed together, they form super strong bonds.
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They are safe to use on granite, acrylic, and even sealed hardwood surfaces.
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Even with low changes in temperature the droplets skipped along their slippery surfaces.
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Their dark blue, almost black, painted surfaces are like abstractions of the night.
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Facebook uses these to change how it algorithmically surfaces stories for its users.
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It has persisted over time and surfaces for women in every age group.
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I know plenty of people that are happy with their Surfaces and Yogas.
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The second is environmental understanding, which uses the camera to detect flat surfaces.
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But the chance of these bacteria being on most surfaces is very low.
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During that time, land surfaces soaked up 8.6bn-13.8bn tonnes of carbon dioxide.
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It can easily spread from contaminated food, water, or contact with contaminated surfaces.
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Eventful surfaces with encrusted tubes, bulbous forms, ridges, and indentations feel distinctly organic.
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The S-MAD uses something called microspines to attach itself to rough surfaces.
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The paintings are done on surfaces as disparate as canvas and found objects.
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The robots can also carry small grinding tools, to smooth down ragged surfaces.
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There's a lot of use for self-cleaning materials and stain-resistant surfaces.
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I have two Taps, and they both work equally poorly on soft surfaces.
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And this surfaces as a kind of latent authoritarianism in all of us.
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In other words, the study suggests a way to make such surfaces invisible.
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The robot is also photographing its own surfaces to check for sand buildup.
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Some of the wipes in question were for cleaning surfaces or removing cosmetics.
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They can also linger on surfaces like door handles, faucets, countertops and toys.
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And the same message surfaces: you could be better at eating less calories.
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The D.A. did say if more evidence surfaces they might reopen the case.
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The use of corrosive chemicals on these surfaces destroys their primary function: reflection.
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These hues glitter and shimmer as if illuminated from inside their glass surfaces.
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It was a noisy, harshly lit place, full of mirrors and metallic surfaces.
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Once in a while, something that actually has some science behind it surfaces.
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The cave's surfaces are pockmarked and asteroid-like, hanging in fields of blackness.
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Aircraft structure, surfaces, rigging, and systems assemblers are projected to decline by 17.4%
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Other sites have cranes, impermeable surfaces and safety standards for workers and equipment.
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"Al Franken admits guilt after photographic evidence of his abuse surfaces," Moore tweeted.
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"In that time, the two surfaces will heal and grow together," Barnett says.
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Fasold also needed a company that could put recycled surfaces underneath the courts.
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On certain smooth surfaces like glass, you'll occasionally find the device gliding slightly.
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About half of the pavilions' surfaces are mirrored to create kaleidoscopic visual effects.
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Using only paint, Peeta turns flat surfaces into masterpieces that appear three-dimensional.
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The video surfaces as Ring devices are being increasingly used by law enforcement.
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Washing of hard surfaces such as driveways will be prohibited from June 1.
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Fabrics and surfaces in autumnal colors — brown, beige, gray — enhanced the relaxed vibe.
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Aluminum rink light glinted off a thicket of surfaces: ice, plexiglass, helmets, sticks.
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Sleek glazed surfaces are juxtaposed with the patterns of curled and braided hair.
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Atla's cool graphics and smooth terrazzo surfaces belie its laid-back, friendly vibe.
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On coral reefs, for example, frogfish can push off surfaces with their fins.
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The dream now is to make more work combining LEDs with painted surfaces.
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He finally surfaces among the rocks and I spot him securing his rope.
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Most of the palm's and fingers' surfaces are in contact with the mouse.
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Well, we wanted that temperature, so we had all the surfaces warmed up.
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It was a small triumph of substance in a weekend largely about surfaces.
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The breakthrough came when they found that bacteria could distinguish between different surfaces.
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It was an extensive series of experiments with lights, fluids, powders and surfaces.
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Some of these chemicals stick to surfaces, and others attach to dust particles.
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On these surfaces, Caravanos said the virus can last up to four days.
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"More development creates more impervious surfaces and destroys floodplains and wetlands," he added.
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That's longer than the flu can live on surfaces, according to the CDC.
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The surfaces are like scar tissue, and the incisions add to this reading.
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McMakin's pristine surfaces achieve a level of perfection that is difficult to preserve.
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On such surfaces, the water forms comparatively large droplets instead of spreading out.
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The lack of flat surfaces almost forced the use of video, she said.
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But it's unlikely that scientists are seeing their primordial surfaces, Dr. Buratti says.
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The textured surfaces suggest skin, but the creature it belongs to remains incomprehensible.
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He also created environmental works and made monochromatic paintings with smooth curving surfaces.
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Their trees absorb and store carbon and trap particulate matter on leaf surfaces.
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The show is simultaneously about the presentation of surfaces and, as drama, superficial.
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It's no surprise when the ubiquitous Georgia peach logo surfaces in the credits.
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Walk around the sculptures; study the paintings — and their surfaces — from various distances.
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Just make sure you wipe down all surfaces before and after touching them.
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It's different from all the other surfaces we play on all year long.
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They're just encouraging people to be vigilant about hand washing and cleaning surfaces.
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Scientists are further studying how long the virus particles can live on surfaces.
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He reflects his internal state off external surfaces, as with Taylor and Scott.
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Slabs of walnut laid flat on the concrete floor, their surfaces richly figured.
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In Ms. Björfors's staging, text is projected onto various surfaces of the set.
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Clean surfaces using a simple disinfectant, which is enough to kill the virus.
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And with its soft microfiber mops, it will leave all surfaces scratch-free.
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Prien got a rag and began wiping surfaces, maybe as he always has.
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The CDC recommends the following products to effectively sanitize surfaces against COVID-19.
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Before you disinfect dirty surfaces, clean them with detergent or soap and water.
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Surfaces on all sides are mirrored, turning four figures into an infinite army.
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But usually they do not do much more than stick to habitable surfaces.
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Bacteria can grow on surfaces every 20 minutes and survive for several days.
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The bathroom has stone surfaces and a combined shower and claw-foot tub.
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Joni Mitchell rarely surfaces publicly, and she will not answer Judy Collins's letters.
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And the better these surfaces get, the better things go for the horses.
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They also never lie, and this honesty surfaces and evolves throughout the story.
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"And we showed that those brightly colored surfaces are also biofluorescent," says Lamb.
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The company also encouraged drivers to disinfect frequently touched surfaces in their cars.
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She liked to see what different types of paint did on different surfaces.
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Sanitize your bag and keep it off of the floor and other surfaces.
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The kitchen was recently updated with custom cabinetry and honed black granite surfaces.
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Certain surfaces, including seat covers and curtains separating cabins, were discarded and replaced.
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It was late in the day, and the surfaces were beginning to glisten.
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Allow the surfaces to dry and you've added one more layer of protection.
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"The more that surfaces about this deal, the more questions it raises," Sen.
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A man-made half-acre pond has Gunite surfaces and a swimming deck.
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Nepal has the world's largest health warnings on tobacco packaging surfaces, WHO says.
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A Ukrainian architect, Kasko, 30, is drawn to surfaces that are resolutely unflat.
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She chalked their surfaces with the yogurt before showering them with olive oil.
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It is visually inviting; pushing up its surfaces is a pleasure-filled challenge.
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Yürükoğlu appears to have "colored in" Plato's cave, substituting chromatic surfaces for volumes.
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One requires all DHS-licensed facilities to put infants on safe sleeping surfaces.
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By using a rag to wipe his surfaces, Balke dispensed with a brush.
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Even relative to other dense cities, Barcelona has few green or permeable surfaces.
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Their stiffened surfaces resemble topographies or skin — with folds and ridges suggesting scars.
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Once you have this system in place, you might begin feeding tens or even hundreds of thousands of images of acceptable landing surfaces into that learning system: flat surfaces, ship decks, driveways, mountaintops…anywhere a drone might need to land.
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"There are monochrome, glossy surfaces and static straight shapes that contrast with the raw polychromatic surfaces, representing forms of growth and movement." give it away now will be on view at Galerie Reinhard Hauff in Stuttgart, Germany until January 27th.
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Five works on canvas by New York–based artist Corydon Cowansage focus on typically drab images — blades of grass, brick surfaces, and a hole, all displaced from any context — yet, with their perspectival twists, ordinary surfaces become strange and magnetic.
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The mosquito carries the Zika virus, and females leave their eggs on damp surfaces.
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We lie flat, stiff, face down, on arduous, uninviting surfaces, say, an escalator's steps.
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So researchers wanted to see if the same is true of vertical, smooth surfaces.
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YouTube uses algorithms and machine learning to control how videos surfaces in search results.
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In subsequent images, Sheffield and Miller illustrate growth on surfaces of increasingly greater randomness.
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Using them on curved surfaces is like trying to gift wrap a golf club.
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Without fail, a seasonal debate surfaces surrounding crop tops each time summer winds down.
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But once hatred surfaces, it's comfortable dealing out lifetime bans and deletions of servers.
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January 10: the infamous Steele dossier surfaces FAKE NEWS - A TOTAL POLITICAL WITCH HUNT!
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Swabs of commonly touched surfaces were made both during and after peak traveling hours.
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The minute a serious problem surfaces, suddenly a lot of things happen in parallel.
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I always pack hand sanitizer and wet wipes, and I always wipe down surfaces.
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It spreads through contaminated water or food, or contact with contaminated people and surfaces.
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There must be enough disinfectant left on the surfaces to properly kill the bacteria.
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United said that it disinfects all surfaces touched by passengers after each international flight.
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Both of these drawings were done with graphite, but the surfaces lend differing effects.
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Many of the tyres are blended into road surfaces or burned in cement kilns.
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Sphero says it should be able to handle "steep angles" and "rough surfaces," too.
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Medical face masks can block some germs, but germs also linger on their surfaces.
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They tend to stick to each other more than they stick to other surfaces.
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If a store doesn't have the exact item, Basket surfaces a comparable house brand.
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Radio frequencies can bounce off walls, take indirect paths and transmit through many surfaces.
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For one, these small cars can be harder to drive on rough planetary surfaces.
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Grützner confounds with her perspective, framing these surfaces so they meld into flat scenes.
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Winters's painting technique argues against gestural abstraction's sweeping structures and minimalism's solid-color surfaces.
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Moreover, the scratched surfaces evoke the artist's hand, as well as the labor involved.
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The truly clever bit is that the top surfaces of these shapes aren't flat.
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It happened in an instant: A seal surfaces near a kayaker, octopus in tow.
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Wash your hands when handling poultry, avoid contaminating surfaces and thoroughly cook your meat.
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That way it can photograph internal surfaces adjacent to the blades as it passes.
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It took seemingly forever, but the Surfaces are finally products everyone should take seriously.
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Moyer's dense surfaces recall surrealist spaces, but rendered as abundant, decorative spreads and sprays.
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A lot of the work in the repellant area has been on textured surfaces.
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The obsession with surfaces—of ocean, image, drawing—is central to Ms Celmins's work.
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By heating and cooling the metal, it will stuck and unstick to countless surfaces.
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The key catch is a neodymium magnet key holder that affixes to flat surfaces.
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The surfaces can develop from it, but if only if the boundaries are right.
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It ricochets off gleaming surfaces, as if pulling the figures closer in their embrace.
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After years of neglect, Facebook has recently built out several new surfaces for games.
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The wheel's excellent on most surfaces and even helped my CHiP surmount low obstacles.
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Flu and cold viruses, meanwhile, can definitely survive for hours on these environmental surfaces.
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They really only work on hard surfaces, and carpeting slows the bot down dramatically.
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But it also feels fragmented, and could make Facebook's many sharing surfaces feel redundant.
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Being arrested mostly means being made to sit on a variety of hard surfaces.
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Her photograms compose assemblages, combinations of sculptures, stands, string, and chemical reactions on surfaces.
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So, with the move to repeal and replace, who surfaces to evaluate the proposals?
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Rubins collected radiation monitors and sampled surfaces inside BEAM to assess the microbe environment.
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But is there anything compelling about the Pixel 3 phones beyond their glass surfaces?
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The interior is also top of the line -- featuring light woods and lacquered surfaces.
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Like Apple's ARKit, ARCore senses surfaces and allows you to drop objects onto them.
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Atlas has no prior knowledge of the surfaces laid out in front of it.
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But those stark white surfaces matter to de Waal, and that's more than enough.
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Spread via hospital surfaces and human contact, C. difficile most often affects the elderly.
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"People would not really be coming into direct contact with those surfaces," McAllister said.
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Check out the stainless steel legs that keep the Mac Pro raised off surfaces.
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You don't have to feel like your head is resting directly on disgusting surfaces.
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The S-MAD can land on both rough and smooth surfaces, indoors and outdoors.
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For tubeworms, the cue comes from Pseudoalteromonas luteoviolacea, a bacterium abundant on marine surfaces.
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KM: Another thing that surfaces in this series is a sense of the ritual.
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This particular design is meant to provide high-speed agility, particularly on unpaved surfaces.
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But Ms. Morgan is not especially interested in surfaces, or in conventional plot migrations.
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If these volumes say now, their astutely worn painted surfaces say then, and forever.
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Falling temperatures were expected to create icy surfaces, further increasing the risk of travel.
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My studio contains multiple work surfaces for drawing, painting, and hand cut paper work.
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These wetlands have been replaced with impervious surfaces, such as parking lots and roadways.
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It can spread through contaminated food, contaminated water, contaminated surfaces, and through sick people.
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The grain of the paper and different surfaces can affect the way she works.
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Surfaces are honed marble, while the cabinets are white oak with a dark stain.
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Hotel employees were wiping down the lobby's grand piano and other already spotless surfaces.
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If teachers want desks, counters, and other surfaces cleaned, it's often up to them.
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Use booties if walking in hot weather or on salted surfaces in the winter.
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"I remember talking with her a lot about surfaces," a classmate, Patrick Bensen, said.
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What microbes are in the air, and in the rooms, and on the surfaces?
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Painted surfaces are now so good that cars barely rust as they once did.
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It surfaces in the McIntyre and Garland works, agreeably but intermittently, and without flair.
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"Keep items off the ground by taking advantage of your wall surfaces," advises Salem.
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Only one was cited for failure to remediate friction surfaces between tenants, in 2010.
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A video surfaces that apparently shows Amedy Coulibaly pledging allegiance to the Islamic State.
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He looked out the window, watching New York's glittering surfaces tilt back into view.
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Scrubbing dirty dishes and surfaces is less of a pain with the right sponge.
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By the fifth or sixth time the expression surfaces, we know to expect it.
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It surfaces in encounters on the street, in the grocery store, and during interviews.
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You're also confronted with The Algorithm, which surfaces popular player-created works in Dreams.
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This could also be used on other planetary surfaces in the future, like Mars.
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With enough money, you can make enormous reflecting surfaces that are smoother than this.
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He generally surfaces from the reservoir near hole No. 3, crossing over to Nos.
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"You've got to use enough and get it all over the surfaces," he said.
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The surfaces are so shellacked, there's a distance between the viewer and the piece.
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Cities with extensive paved surfaces have diminished natural watersheds, leading to more extensive flooding.
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The novel coronavirus can live on a number of surfaces for an extended period.
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When you are out, assume surfaces are not being cleaned as often as necessary.
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The specific surfaces where parcels of earth slip past each other are called faults.
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There was also the insecure and yet megalomaniacal control freak obsessed with perfected surfaces.
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There were Post-it notes stuck to some surfaces, noting what data to change.
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At the same time, Humphrey's uneven, tactile surfaces immediately distinguish his work from Rothko's.
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""Any surfaces touched in the course of a workout can be repositories of germs.
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A transcript of "that" meeting with the Russians surfaces — and a controversy is settled.
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Part of the CDC's recommendations include avoiding high-touch surfaces like doorknobs and tables.
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While infection is still unlikely, here are the top surfaces to be mindful of.
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It is more than that, too, but let's stick with surfaces for a moment.
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Officials said they did not anticipate more officers being arrested unless new information surfaces.
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As usual, surfaces veer from waxy to glossy to satiny to everything in between.
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Good hygiene -- like washing hands and cleaning surfaces -- should also be practiced by everyone.
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So cleaning and disinfecting high-touch surfaces is a step we should all take.
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None of these viruses were found on toilet surfaces at the airport, they said.
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Remember to clean first, disinfect laterCleaning refers to the removal of germs from surfaces.
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In recent years, however, his fortunes have quickly shifted with the change in surfaces.
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They've also managed it in similar-sized objects that have been clamped to surfaces.
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This requirement surfaces when a plagiarism scandal or other editorial calamity hits a newsroom.
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She spoke quietly, in a voice as smooth as the surfaces of our desks.
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As for the smooth surfaces humans are so fond of, Dr. Hu was reassuring.
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Keyboards pulse and shimmer and a dance beat surfaces and disappears, again and again.
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In addition to research and development, Racing Surfaces consults at racetracks around the country.
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Now, on the reefs where coral persists it covers roughly 290 percent of surfaces.
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Coronavirus can be spread via surfaces, like a plane armrest or your phone surface.
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"There are all sorts of bacteria and viruses that sit on surfaces," he said.
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Then a videotape surfaces at a news outlet, with sickening confirmation of Sabrina's fate.
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All of the samples, taken from the air and from hard surfaces, tested negative.
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Many of the inside surfaces are made the same way, amplifying the Brutalist aura.
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A. Ice is sticky, but only to certain kinds of surfaces at certain temperatures.
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I like to roll my calves, hamstrings and glutes, rotating through the various surfaces.
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An awareness of her labor, however, invests those particular surfaces with a powerful charge.
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In a multitude of materials, sizes and colors, the pieces overflow across many surfaces.
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Then the killing of another unarmed man by law enforcement — this one black — surfaces.
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Even in the dark light, I can see the surfaces squirm with living creatures.
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Because beneath her hard surfaces lies a deep, flowing warmth, the reward of effort.
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In turn, the surfaces of the potatoes become extra-starchy, which increases crispness significantly.
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The bacteria can spread through skin-to-skin contact or by touching contaminated surfaces.
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Since there is no rubber backing, it can be slippery on some floor surfaces.
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Painting surfaces are punched or slashed through, or ooze as if with eruptive disease.
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It departs from standard décor, however, with its painted white surfaces and open layout.
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Normally, trim adjusts an aircraft's control surfaces to ensure it flies straight and level.
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This is how photography works — this appreciation of all these surfaces, all this beauty.
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Then, using a dropper, Pasteur pipette or straw, drip water on the different surfaces.
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These are digitally enlarged, screenprinted, and transferred onto her painting surfaces, mostly fiberglass board.
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But I was left wondering: Are there any other surfaces we could skate on?
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It occasionally surfaces as having some degree of popularity and then it won't again.
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This week, new data showed that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19, can live on contaminated surfaces as the SARS virus can, so it may spread, sometimes explosively, from doorknobs, elevator buttons and contaminated surfaces in hospitals and elsewhere.
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There's evidence the coronavirus can live on certain surfaces for days, but that doesn't mean you'll get COVID-19There is some evidence the coronavirus can live on surfaces, but the amount they could survive also depends on the material of the surface.
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"Well, we cover all surfaces here," Brown said about having to reinstall grass at Kooyong.
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The micromachines were tested in various environments, including dry paper surfaces, water, and silicone oil.
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HOLLYWOOD SQUARED David Bowie&aposs first ever studio recording surfaces , will be auctioned for $13,000.
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Facebook's algorithm then surfaces these labels when ad buyers (or journalists) go looking for them.
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In August, Spotify unveiled Release Radar, which surfaces the latest songs by people's preferred artists.
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When the bot surfaces, it transmits its GPS location and other details via Wi-Fi.
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Caspar and Klug's theory applied only to the surfaces of capsids, not to their interiors.
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An astounding 10 percent of the surfaces tested harbored a respiratory virus of some sort.
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It's highly likely that this sort of defense would reemerge if such a tape surfaces.
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Wash hands, work surfaces, and utensils thoroughly after contact with flour and raw dough products.
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It's all smooth surfaces and round corners with little in the way of extraneous design.
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The surfaces of Gears of War 4 are pocked with rust and caked with blood.
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The rubbery surface flexes to accommodate rounder surfaces when you flip the dish over too.
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At the moment, they struggle at even tackling flat surfaces with any measure of speed.
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Salmonella can also contaminate foods through contact with contaminated surfaces, cooking tools, or unwashed hands.
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These days, Catholicism still surfaces in European debates, albeit not usually as a decisive factor.
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Obviously, you should take anything that surfaces on the web with a grain of salt.
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It is generally seen as a direct predecessor to the Supports/Surfaces group (1968–72).
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Nguyễn's study of Vietnamese lacquer painting engendered in her a passion for gorgeous, polished surfaces.
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It features EasyPass wheels that enable it to move smoothly over obstacles and various surfaces.
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"Risk for transmission from spread through inanimate objects or contaminated surfaces is low," Popescu said.
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Then there were unusually severe swarms of flies, blackening all surfaces in markets and shops.
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What surfaces, ultimately, is an eerie reflection on celebrity, the music industry, race, and more.
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I want to make much bigger things and cover whole walls with textural bone surfaces.
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Yet, if you look closely, you may find chipped surfaces or walls with peeling paint.
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Unlike brooms and vacuums, steam cleaners use steam to dry, clean, and disinfect home surfaces.
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I'd fetishize the shiny surfaces and delight when I drank out of a clean cup.
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It's enough to make him give up the search for truth — until a clue surfaces.
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The bike shines on flat and downhill surfaces because of its large 33-pound body.
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In ''Eat the Document,'' a 1970s radical goes underground and surfaces as a suburban mother.
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Evenly distribute batter among the cups of the muffin pan, and smooth out the surfaces.
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It can also survive on surfaces in places like hospitals, and easily spread between patients.
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It can walk on uneven surfaces, carry small loads and steady itself when kicked lightly.
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The curved surfaces on a glass lens focus incoming light onto a camera's digital sensor.
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That gives it the agility to bounce over uneven surfaces and also to climb staircases.
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Every day there's a trendy new technique that surfaces, tempting us to toy with bleach.
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The same system is used on the surface of the print to approximate smooth surfaces.
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It's just like plugging something into a wall but uses powered surfaces to distribute power.
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It's a small, wireless device that you can attach to surfaces like walls and tables.
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Wells buzz with flies, blood and bile stain countless surfaces, buildings sit in abandoned disarray.
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With all the slick shiny metal surfaces, it is hard to keep the thing clean.
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There's more intricate detail in the textures, giving all surfaces less of a uniform look.
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The points were polished into flat surfaces less than a tenth of a millimeter wide.
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Wood, leather and chrome adorn the surfaces and walks close to the line of bling.
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When it comes to cleaning, most parents also sanitized household surfaces and toys more frequently.
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ARKit currently only lets you place objects on horizontal surfaces such as tables and floors.
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They employ a host of painterly gestures, mark-making, and collaged interruptions to the surfaces.
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It's the "People Also Viewed" box, which ordinarily surfaces colleagues and people with similar skills.
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Upon contact with their surfaces, external lights transform them into something entirely alien and mysterious.
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It's great news for people who don't like to touch surfaces in hotel rooms, too.
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The screens were huge with interactive surfaces designed for multiple people to collaborate and use.
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The light hitting the lead robot character's various surfaces and the shadows cast look real.
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We start with the camera lingering on polished, machined surfaces; gleaming chrome and impregnable aluminum.
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"Our process safely and effectively cleans surfaces that haven't been washed for months," he wrote.
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This week, Google faces a similar problem, as its search algorithm surfaces fake election results.
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Four of the 18 putting surfaces were also reshaped while five more were partially rebuilt.
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The new look will include a feed that is cleaner and surfaces more relevant information.
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She will choose a panoramic vista, then zoom in uncomfortably close on its variegated surfaces.
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In Unbreakable, the superhero connection is made explicit, and trauma is what surfaces David's potential.
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As devices, including iPads, Kindles, Surfaces and others proliferated, application user interfaces became increasingly complex.
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The rarity of superoleophobic surfaces in nature speaks to how difficult they are to achieve.
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NOAA defines July's global 20th century average for land and ocean surfaces at 15.8C (60.4F).
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Both are lightweight and specially designed for great comfort, stability, and traction on slippery surfaces.
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Unlike glue, this far superior adhesive doesn't just work by sticking two flat surfaces together.
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Introduced in the 1960s, dental sealants are plastic coatings applied to the surfaces of teeth.
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Much of the city is clad in impervious surfaces of stone, glass, steel and tarmac.
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Certain Puerto Rican city lizards are evolving feet that better grip urban surfaces like concrete.
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It rests on surfaces diagonally, with its head down and abdomen jutting into the air.
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The Char-Broil Basic Grilling Spatula features cutting surfaces and a built-in bottle opener.
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It's safe on most surfaces, including glass, porcelain, granite, chrome, and brass, and it's biodegradable.
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Not having enough tables and other surfaces to set your things on can be impractical.
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Exquisite Surfaces A street-level showroom designed by Commune for wood flooring, stone and tile.
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In his version of the future, cities will make better use of their water surfaces.
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They were mostly guys who used materials like barbed wire and surfaces with bullet holes.
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Sometimes gender discrimination surfaces, but in my experience it's not as often as we think.
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Craters on those planets come from electrical arcs, like lightning bolts, that sear the surfaces.
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Improve security and governance More surfaces and complexity increase the need for security and governance.
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The team published its research in the scientific journal Colloids and Surfaces A in August.
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Working without paint-thinning mediums like turpentine or linseed oil, Mockrin builds rich, matte surfaces.
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The former creative director of Balenciaga's co-op is all sleek lines and modern surfaces.
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I've tried typing on flat surfaces with devices like Lenovo's compelling — but flawed — Yoga Book.
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No surfaces are compatible with the human body other than Earth that we know of.
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It should be how many bacteria are on the floor compared with other household surfaces.
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Except the Così in northern Illinois, with its sandwich boxes, signature flatbreads, and woodlike surfaces.
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"The course surfaces stuff that people haven't worked through yet, almost universally," Mr. Evans said.
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This is different than when a disease is spread via contaminated surfaces or via animals.
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Cleaning surfaces with disinfectant wipes also helps (though those wipes don't work on skin, unfortunately).
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The eat-in kitchen has been renovated with wraparound white cabinetry and black granite surfaces.
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The Landing (Booth 63) There's something generous about the mottled surfaces in Leslie Kerr's paintings.
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Diluted bleach solutions are effective in disinfecting surfaces, but do not use them on food.
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Caravanos said that the virus can survive on glass surfaces for up to 48 hours.
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On copper surfaces, like a drawer handle, the virus can last up to four hours.
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Clean and disinfect all those commonly shared surfaces -- don't forget the refrigerator and microwave handles!
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Riopelle's work is materially heavy and muscular, with surfaces of oozing paint conducting optic battles.
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Tell me about the way the artworks relate to the surfaces on which they're placed.
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Atomic force microscopy probes molecular surfaces based on their interaction with the microscope's tiny tip.
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"Need to Know" won't pose any threat to John le Carré because it's all surfaces.
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Finally, phages sit on our body surfaces just waiting to cross paths with vulnerable bacteria.
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However, that doesn't mean that once picked up, cloth surfaces won't hold onto the virus.
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Whenever a carnal urge surfaces in his consciousness, he immediately turns to the virtual world.
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This is why public health officials have emphasized frequent hand-washing and cleaning of surfaces.
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Read more:The new coronavirus lives on surfaces for 'hours to a day,' one expert says.
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The master bathroom has marble surfaces and a screen door artfully wrought out of rebar.
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Their surfaces of little commalike strokes resembling knitting are ancestors of the artist's polka dots.
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It surfaces from time to time, although never with the vigor that it has now.
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Their quick yet decisive brushwork arouses the sensuousness of blank surfaces and marking upon them.
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"We touch more common surfaces touched by other people than any other generation in history."
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Luckily the sleek design offers plenty of reflective surfaces to help you scope them out.
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Many of the surfaces we touch on a daily basis harbor and can spread germs.
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But previous research had proved that microbes can survive on various surfaces for several days.
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Frequently wipe down surfaces that may be contaminated by bodily fluids, including blood and stool.
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They touch a lot of surfaces, and it's impossible to wipe down everything, McGinty says.
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It can be used on a variety of surfaces, including counters, floors, and appliance exteriors.
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The works are technically impressive: Their surfaces teem with dazzling, camouflage-like patterns of color.
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It forms as consumers apply the solution to surfaces and allow it to air-dry.
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Plus, Lysol and Clorox are disinfectants designed for surfaces in homes, not for body parts.
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They scrub down surfaces, furiously wash their hands and disinfect their clothes after going out.
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No special measures were in place at the airport to disinfect surfaces and floors, either.
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Yet these are not the questions that come to mind when a blackface scandal surfaces.
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