The tables were clean, but tightly packed and mostly empty.
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It's a peninsula, tightly packed, very fast moving and energetic.
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Nor is this interest confined to Hong Kong's own tightly packed buildings.
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" — and responded to a tightly packed Monday schedule with "Quite a day!
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The Supreme Court chamber holds a tightly-packed capacity of approximately 400.
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The suite is tightly packed, she said, but she also finds it comfortable.
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More people lie in the tightly packed church cemetery than inhabit the village.
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Each had been stenciled with the same careful script, the text tightly packed.
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The commodities trading team sent flowers, a tightly packed cluster of white orchids.
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The polls show them all tightly packed — each could finish in second, or fifth.
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Unlike some other laptops, the keycaps aren't too small or too tightly packed together.
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Almost everyone lives tightly packed in a square-mile labyrinth of multistorey condominium complexes.
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For one as tightly packed as "MotorSport" it doesn't even break the top five.
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The corn is tightly packed -- he doesn't need to get in there to spray.
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The jokes are so tightly packed that you miss them the first few times.
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But in this part of the city, people live in tightly packed corrugated-iron huts.
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The tightly packed bamboo grove is especially beautiful when the sun filters through the stalks.
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And instead of being dotted across the steppe, they are arranged in tightly packed clumps.
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Those circuits, tightly packed and incredibly detailed, are printed at tiny sizes onto silicon wafers.
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Many of the birds live in tightly packed pens, where the heat makes them dehydrated.
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CARAMANICA "Hustle" couldn't bang any more bluntly; it's three minutes of tightly packed pop escalation.
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Even in a power failure, a tightly packed freezer can stay cold for 48 hours.
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Intimacy, whether it's physical affection or a conversation, can happen in tightly packed spaces here.
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Polling shows Biden in a tightly packed top tier in the California primary with Sens.
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These places, five of the seven densest, were already relatively tightly packed to begin with.
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Tightly packed clouds of ground shrimp and pork emerge from slippery squares of fresh tofu.
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Tightly packed clouds of ground shrimp and pork emerge from slippery blocks of fresh tofu.
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She organizes the drawer in tidy rows — there are eight columns of tightly packed tea bags.
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Each cage is then tightly packed with plastic bottles and then covered with 1'' of cement.
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Behind the lines of tightly packed houses and apartment blocks are large fields divided into strips.
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Lockers so thin and tightly packed that they could not accommodate a matching number of chairs.
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For someone like Prince Imran, the Games are a tightly packed schedule of very good meals.
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Seeing this many drones, sitting tightly packed on their launch pads was an awe-inspiring sight.
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The province is more tightly packed and more densely populated than other areas in the country.
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In her small and tightly packed community, almost everyone had lost their jobs to the lockdown.
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The small, tightly-packed bubbles keep the foam light while maintaining the foam's rebound and durability.
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At the previous site, the desks were tightly packed and it was difficult to manoeuvre a wheelchair.
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The west has old neighborhoods with tightly packed houses and narrow alleys -- perfect defensive territory for ISIS.
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There were some fresh protests in Soura, a tightly-packed northern Srinagar neighborhood, after prayers on Friday.
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How can it continue to expand in tightly packed New York, where space comes at a premium?
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They sat tightly packed on seats inside a cage, with no way to lie down to sleep.
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The Belgian endive is a pale ivory, and its leaves are tightly packed into pointed, torpedolike heads.
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You'll find dracaenas with open and airy growth patterns, tightly packed growth patterns, and everything in between.
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In Rye, N.Y., the houses were too small and tightly packed to their taste; in Greenwich, Conn.
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The tightly packed schedule would make postponing all but impossible, a senior administration official said on Thursday.
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It's nice to have all that info in one location, but things do feel a bit tightly packed.
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There are thousands of homeless people in San Francisco, most of them tightly packed in or around downtown.
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I saw him first and I saw him last, the bookends of three appointments tightly packed in between.
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In late November, they were tightly packed into the Queen Hind, a cargo ship headed for Saudi Arabia.
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Meyer overlays this uneven ground with rows of tightly packed, open glyphs made with brushes of different widths.
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But the fact that bullets might go astray should give innocent flyers in tightly-packed cabins pause for thought.
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At the heart of the machine is a special computer chip that consists of 18 tightly-packed processor cores.
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The tightly-packed territory is also home to the world's most crowded district and the most expensive housing market.
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The tightly packed cyclones haven't merged into one system like they did on Saturn, and scientists aren't sure why.
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During the playoffs, the cricket teams were so tightly packed that the fielders from separate games overlapped each other.
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To highlight my pleasantly plump and tightly-packed man-purse, I fastidiously depilate and slather with coconut oil daily.
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In just half an hour, sparsely populated streets became just as tightly-packed as the streets in front of me.
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The new Air is a tightly packed machine that requires lots of specialized tools and patience to open and repair.
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When you enter, though, instead of rows of tightly packed chairs and overhead luggage bins, there's a spacious medical facility.
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I grab a bowl and and weave my way through the tightly packed tables to a seat by the window.
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The market is famous for offering alternative cures for body and soul, and for its tightly packed and idiosyncratic aisles.
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One such hijacking is the subject of a tightly packed street gathering, depicted in Russian Embassy Demonstration, December 20, 1970.
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But for at least a few minutes, the throng of media tightly packed around them made sure that couldn't happen.
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The show focuses on a family living in the tightly-packed, squat apartment buildings of a Haredi neighborhood in Jerusalem.
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Furthermore, because OLED displays don't need a backlight, it's one less layer to fit into the iPhone's already tightly packed design.
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The driver has been charged with endangering the lives of his passengers, who had to stand in the tightly packed van.
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The cemetery lies in the midst of the Vila Operaria slum, where tightly packed red-brick buildings cascade down the hillside.
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They also have different layouts; you have to build over rivers in New York, and connect tightly packed stations in Paris.
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The storms form when moist ocean air meets the warm air that is trapped in between Tokyo's tall, tightly packed buildings.
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That is not to say it would have been better, but it would have felt more tightly packed in, more condensed.
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José E. Serrano has been elected again and again to represent a tiny, tightly packed congressional district in the South Bronx.
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"This is how they lived," whispered Damian, 15, his eyes taking in the tightly packed rows of ladderless three-level bunks.
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Polling shows a tightly packed top tier in Iowa, with the RealClearPolitics average showing Biden with a slim lead over Sens.
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Busy commuter routes have such tightly packed services that arranging a timetable around several companies would be a recipe for chaos.
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Recent polls show the four tightly packed together at the top of the heap, with either Biden or Sanders narrowly leading.
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Some parts of campus were such a tightly packed mess of cardinal and gold that you could barely wind your way through.
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The European court said, however, that Mr. Frumkin — and thousands of others — could hardly comply while trapped in the tightly packed crowd.
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Its once-busy arrivals terminal is tightly packed with scores of tents where more than 1,300 mostly Afghans live in squalid conditions.
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Together, the tightly packed satellites weighed 13.6 metric tons, "making this launch the heaviest mission for SpaceX to date," according to SpaceNews.
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With less space to fit components, it would be tough to squeeze in a secondary speaker into the already tightly packed iPhone.
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But a clearer picture emerged when officials worked out what was going on in some of Ischgl's tightly packed bars and clubs.
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Part of that effect comes from her tightly packed opening lines, which fling the reader directly into the middle of the action.
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Over two weekends, she came in contact with over 1,000 churchgoers who met at Daegu's Shincheonji outpost for tightly packed prayer services.
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He said that the already tightly packed schedule for next year meant that the premiere could not be rescheduled before May 2018.
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They are short of heavy armor and precision weapons, often suffer from poor communications and are vulnerable to ambush in tightly-packed neighborhoods.
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They think the scutoid shape is extremely efficient at keeping cells tightly-packed and organized in the literal twists and turns of development.
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The family's rented house overlooks their neighbors' rusted corrugated-metal sheet roofs, tightly packed along a hill on the outskirts of the capital.
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The marijuana was tightly packed into crescents, so that when two halves were put together, they created a circular shape like a tire.
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Photo: Andy YeungThe tightly packed towers have some courtyards that appear to reach towards the center of the Earth, endless pits of darkness.
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Even though she she was operating on a tightly packed schedule, the 83-year-old Queen of Country Music is in fine fettle.
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Yes, a Crash-level surprise could be in these eight tightly packed contenders ... and it wouldn't even be that much of a surprise.
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These little spheres of Vitamin C were tightly packed into each car and van as snug as a bug in a motherfuckin' rug.
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Its gleaming exterior is made not from smooth tiles but from 300,20013 tightly-packed statues of the Buddha; 700,000 more are hidden inside.
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For now, Trump has decided not to forgo political rallies, which can bring tens of thousands of his supporters into tightly packed arenas.
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Four cases of the coronavirus have emerged on three US Navy ships, adding to concerns about the illness spreading among tightly packed crews.
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Most said they had great experiences, and while some said that the tightly packed bunks unsettled them, many others said they felt fine.
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Michael Bennet of Colorado, standing before a bank of cameras and journalists tightly packed together due to the onerous Senate press restrictions. Sen.
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The collage, with its miniature banners and countless, tightly packed figures, looks like a flashback, or flash-forward, to the recent Women's March.
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The president squeezed through the tightly packed audience, stood before a lectern, and gave a brief, reassuring speech before hundreds of smiling onlookers.
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From the start, with antiqued detail, naturalistic lighting and tightly packed bodies, he signals the claustrophobia of the plantation, where religious fanaticism meets groupthink.
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Inside a tightly packed studio on the fourth floor of a squat brown building in Queens' Long Island City, Virginie Dyvorne is positively bubbly.
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The skin of her figures tends to be rendered with tightly packed, horizontal graphite lines, which conform to the body's changing surface and shape.
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Overt housing discrimination, which kept black communities tightly packed into confined, cordoned-off neighbourhoods, has been all but eliminated, though subtler forms still exist.
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Yet for travelers, the standard airplane layout of narrow, forward-facing seats in tightly packed cabins doesn't offer much in the way of movement.
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Experts believe the soft-sided compartment was tightly packed for so long before its launch last month that its fabric layers had trouble unfolding.
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But the viewer, drawing nearer, finds that the flower's long petals are actually the hulls of slave ships, full of tightly packed human cargo.
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Flying transatlantic first class in the front of the plane generates four times more carbon than riding in the back in tightly-packed economy.
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Where to Find It: Hidden in the middle of a tightly packed street at the Linjiang-Tonghua Night Market, and many other touristy areas.
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Airplanes are enclosed spaces with tightly packed people, and thus represent a workplace that could contribute to the spread of something like the coronavirus.
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Bernie Sanders has a slight lead over a tightly packed group of Democratic frontrunners in Iowa, according to the early state's gold-standard poll.
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How are we to read the six stacked rows of sharp, tightly packed, fang-like triangles, which come in white, yellow, black, and brown?
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NR: They remind me of some of Dubuffet's later works, where he was making tightly packed cellular shapes and filling them with tiny marks.
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People on business trips could imagine that they are on the beach or in the mountains, rather than hemmed into a tightly packed flying tube.
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They stumbled across the street to the Kanda metro station, where the late-night rush hour bottlenecked into a tightly packed fumble toward the turnstiles.
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It is a maze of tightly packed, dilapidated shacks strewn with rubbish with no garbage collection, no drainage and only one tap for all residents.
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She refused to be tested in hospital despite presenting symptoms, and coming into close contact with more than 1,000 churchgoers at several tightly packed services.
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The Hawthorns usually produces one of the best atmospheres in England, tightly packed and raucous, but it had grown quiet, riddled with disaffection and apathy.
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But a White House official told CNN that a trip later in the week would have been complicated by Mr. Trump's tightly packed campaign schedule.
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Make a teepee-shaped structure of kindling around the tinder, not too tightly packed but touching at the top so the fire can spread. 5.
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Down a corridor of tightly packed offices, Jason Ayachi, 34, and Morgan O'Malley, 33, are among the migrants looking to capitalise on Denver's millennial moment.
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Using a large spoon, add the chicken mixture to the lavash pan and then add the rice mixture gently so that it's not tightly packed in.
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The six Mexicans were trapped inside the large cabinets with no way to escape, as the cabinets were tightly packed with ratchet straps on the outside.
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Burning off Highway 76 near the tightly packed community of Bonsall, the fire had burned at least 2,500 acres as of Thursday evening, Cal Fire said.
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On my iPhone X's tightly-packed circuitry, it means dual cameras that fit in a smaller phone, room for a larger battery, water-resistance, and more.
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On July 10, 28 Frenchie puppies were tightly packed into plastic crates and shipped as cargo aboard a Turkish Airlines flight from Kiev, Ukraine, to Chicago.
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Just about everything larger than a smartphone – from laptops to cars – requires multi-cell battery packs – often 50 or 100 or more cells tightly packed together.
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Today, Izzy released his debut tape, Code Blue, a 13-track project filled with pounding production that provides the proper foundation for his tightly-packed bars.
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But many poor cities are incredibly dense already: Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, is nine times as tightly packed as Paris, if you include their suburbs.
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In those tightly packed places, the entire block must be reinforced or the buildings "interact" in an earthquake and can topple like dominoes, Mr. Rosati said.
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And it packaged them in a way that encouraged you to get as many as you possibly could, tightly packed into a neat row, individually wrapped.
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It takes a special kind of person to ride inside a tightly packed, freezing cold, flooded, pitch black metal tube for up to three hours underwater.
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The grove, with its tightly packed rows of orange trees, calls to mind another time, before relentless development transformed this rural agricultural area into endless sprawl.
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A new Iowa poll released Monday, which had Biden leading a tightly packed field, gave some indication that recent intraparty fighting turned off potential caucus-goers.
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Sanders has a slight lead over a tightly packed group of Democratic frontrunners in Iowa, according to a Des Moines Register/Mediacom/CNN survey published Friday.
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These are tightly packed around a black powder core into a papier-mâché or cardboard shell, on top of another compartment that's filled with black powder only.
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They're tightly packed with all kinds of horrible things that are meant to tie people up in knots if the cork in the bottom is taken out.
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And in the lab, it initially didn't seem like there was any major difference in the survival rate when it came to how tightly packed they were.
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He showed up at a dozen events over three tightly packed days; he sat for interviews with the local press and made pitches to big-name donors.
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Experts suspect that the device was too tightly packed, leaving no room for the batteries to expand as they need to when charged quickly or used heavily.
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Too fine or tightly packed, your grounds will burn, or water won't be able to seep through at all (which will also, in effect, burn the ground).
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The tightly-packed bristles helps you build up shadows to their fullest pigmentation, so they read similarly on the eye to how they look in the pan.
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CreditCreditGabriella Angotti-Jones for The New York Times Goldman Sachs's trading floors are vast rooms crammed with rows of tightly packed workstations, four monitors for every trader.
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"It would be pretty easy for him to just start shooting in there and hitting people — 'cause you couldn't miss, we were so tightly packed together," Brooks says.
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The heat goes into fueling massive thunderstorms that are tightly packed around the center of the storm, in an area known as the central dense overcast, or CDO.
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The front (and only) row in a tightly-packed, vibrant green corridor was so close to the runway that bags brushed attendees' knees as the models walked by.
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To understand how seven tightly-packed Earth-sized planets orbit around their star (Trappist-1) without colliding or falling into space, scientists turned their orbits into musical notes.
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On November 13, 453, 90 people were killed after three men entered the venue during an Eagles of Death Metal concert, firing indiscriminately into the tightly packed crowd.
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At the Galata Greek Primary School, Lungiswa Gqunta's "Lawn I" (2016/2017) is a tightly packed grid of jagged, overturned Coke bottles, filled with a neon green petrol.
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On Tuesday, buses stretched down a block of Chang'an Avenue, Beijing's main thoroughfare, with police blocking the gaps between vehicles to obstruct views of the tightly-packed demonstrators.
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The privately owned company will spend three months fracking two horizontal wells, which involves injecting sand, water and chemicals to split tightly packed shale rock and extract gas.
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Some are full-page illustrations of men, crowds, or Williams herself, who has an endearing, gamine-like appearance; others are tightly packed, illustrated listicles that approximate a grid.
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Dürer's hand, so used to the tightly packed hatching and shading that complements metalwork and engraving, does not naturally adapt to the larger brush used in his paintings.
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Spleeters' team found molds for 119.5-mm mortars in the abandoned Tal Afar bazaar, where tightly packed shops and metal roofing had helped keep the ISIS weapons factories hidden.
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As the disease latched onto families and spread through tightly packed neighborhoods, rumors began spreading of organ harvesting and political conspiracies, even as more people got sick and died.
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" He says the fleshy fossils grew in complex colonies consisting of finger-like protrusions, and that the tissues were comprised of tightly-packed, cell-chain filaments called "cell fountains.
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Commercial breaks for voters in the tightly-packed metro will be filled with ads for up to three House races this fall — with Democrats looking for a rare sweep.
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With housing prices rising and this tightly packed neighborhood growing ever more dense, many residents are keen to avoid the overdeveloped effects of gentrification that have impacted nearby neighborhoods.
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But in Kinshasa, a chaotic city of 12 million people who mostly live in tightly packed dwellings and travel like sardines in shared taxis, it's an even taller order.
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These cells are so tightly packed around the blood vessels that lead to the brain that they block immune cells from the bloodstream from ever rising into the brain.
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Residential patterns across the country, reinforced by congressional district lines drawn by GOP state legislators after their 2010 sweep, have left Democratic voters more tightly packed into fewer districts.
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Heat causes expansion of course, and in a tightly packed gadget that can cause a variety of problems and ultimately permanently damage to the electronics inside a phone or laptop.
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From about 4 am to 7 am try to picture heavy-set, sweaty men, beer, honking noises, women, bouncy stuff, and the general stank of hundreds of tightly packed bodies.
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This vehicle will carry payloads to measure the electromagnetic field surrounding New Shepard, as well as an experiment to test out how to keep tightly packed electronics cool during spaceflight.
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These tightly packed, svelte designs leave little room for proper heat dissipation from the increasingly demanding tasks (3D games, live streaming, multitasking, 4K video recording, etc.) we use them for.
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The firm will spend three months fracking two horizontal wells, which involves injecting sand, water and chemicals to split the tightly packed shale rock and induce gas to flow out.
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Additionally, the 835's smaller physical footprint will free up some space in a phone's already tightly packed internals for other features such as a larger battery or thinner design.
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This year's roster features 37 artists, and if last year's edition is anything to go by, the fair will feature a tightly packed selection of playful and very colorful pieces.
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But despite the number of breaks and how tightly packed things are under the streets, it is relatively rare for the subway to be upended when something does go wrong.
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Because Democratic voters were so tightly packed into a few districts and "cracked" into relatively small numbers in the remaining districts, Republican voters won a disproportionate number of congressional seats.
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So in the middle of such tightly packed silence, when a world popular role model like Lilly Singh comes forward, she's almost forcing people to have a much needed conversation.
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It didn't have Apple's famous packaging but it obviously wasn't cheap, either—it arrived in a tightly-packed and padded white box and it arrived safely to my office in Brooklyn.
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Since Uranus' 27 moons are tightly packed together, the team posits that in a million years, Cressida will likely have a deadly encounter with one of its neighboring moons, called Desdemona.
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The first instrument heard in the video is the pinger, a xylophone-like instrument that shoots small rocks at aluminum keys using a set of tightly packed metallic coils called solenoids.
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Located approximately 22,000 light-years away in the constellation of Musca (The Fly), this tightly packed collection of stars — known as a globular cluster — goes by the name of NGC 20163.
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Ultimately, no amount of grid hardening or fire safety can compensate for the fact that California's forests are now tightly packed with dry dead trees, the result of decades of mismanagement.
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Its screen measures 20163-inches (diagonally) and while not perfectly full (#notchlife), the pixels are still tightly packed from corner-to-corner with a 2,436 x 1,125 resolution at 458 ppi.
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Japan's MOS Burger is a fast food chain that has been pumping out its famous rice burger since 1987 — like your typical burger, just with buns made of tightly packed rice.
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Large touchscreen windows promise to simulate the outside world for passengers inside, but the tightly packed seating arrangement and general lack of space didn't bode well for a particularly enjoyable ride.
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Construction work has in some cases crimped space at the holy sites, causing bottlenecks around tightly packed entrances, although no work was being carried out in the Mina vicinity last year.
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A 61-year-old churchgoer in Daegu tested positive and caused a "super-spreader" event: Over two weekends at tightly packed prayer services, she came in contact with over 1,000 people.
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More than 100,000 (a figure that included schoolboys and workmen from Brussels) were seized in the autumn of 1916 and deported to Germany in tightly packed and disturbingly prophetic cattle trucks.
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Others insisted they were not worried, but acknowledged that they were currently attending a bustling and tightly-packed conference where many attendees had passed through airports around the country to attend.
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That's what we see happening repeatedly, imaginatively and pretty much permanently in "Tattooed New York," a tightly packed survey of epidermal art opening on Friday at the New-York Historical Society.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Considered by many to be the first modern artist's book, Depero Futurista would scar its neighbors if you slipped it onto a tightly packed bookshelf.
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Whereas Nobrow has influenced the industry with lush, printmaking-influenced comics that are tightly packed onto every page, 2dcloud takes its inspiration from the loose, in-progress aesthetic of some conceptual artists.
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The privately owned company will spend three months fracking two horizontal wells, which involves injecting sand, water and chemicals to split the tightly packed shale rock and induce gas to flow out.
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ABOUT THE OILERS (16-21-43): Edmonton still is within striking distance of a playoff spot in the tightly-packed Pacific Division, and the comeback victory on Saturday could ignite another run.
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The generous, tightly packed show curated by Jane A. Sharp features artworks by more than 40 individual artists and artist collectives; most of these works date from the 21s through the '21981s.
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This property is near the southeastern edge of the city's labyrinthine medina, a Unesco World Heritage site whose tightly packed outdoor markets and stalls have made it a tourist destination for centuries.
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Unlike regular shelter beds — which can consist of bunk beds, or tightly-packed quarters — cots in the new emergency locations will be spaced six feet apart to comply with social distancing recommendations.
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Omar Qapchi, spreading about a mile down a slope that ended in an arterial road at the foot of Bashiqa Mountain, was made up of tightly packed one- and two-story homes.
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Skating to "Hallelujah" by Leonard Cohen, Sui and Han snapped out a clean series of triples that earned them 82.39 points and put them at the top of a tightly-packed leaderboard.
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The inmates were cupped into each other, limbs draped over a neighbor's waist or knee, feet tucked against someone else's head, too tightly packed to toss and turn in the sweltering heat.
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Anything so light and formulaic is going to be easier to export around the globe than a tightly packed subculture with its own local slang, arcane dress sense, and codes of etiquette.
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At least once a week I find myself en route to the PEOPLE office downtown on a train car that's so tightly packed that my face is firmly lodged in a stranger's armpit.
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Also helmed by Jarvis, The Dropout doc is a tightly packed crash course in all that the podcast has to offer, condensing as much information as possible into its short 80-minute runtime.
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"What we are doing is trying to mimic nature," he says, explaining that 443 years ago, huge herds of animals would have moved over this veld, avoiding predators in their tightly packed groups.
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As the United States rushes into disaster season, federal officials now have an added crisis to worry about: How to stop tightly packed disaster-response shelters from becoming hot spots of coronavirus transmission.
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In the course of this fast-moving, tightly packed, at times unnervingly entertaining documentary (directed by Alison Klayman), he wears a number of metaphorical hats, some of which are knocked off his head.
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Beyond the tunnels, ISIS fighters have torn holes in the walls separating Mosul's tightly packed rows of houses and other buildings, allowing them to move from fighting position to fighting position without venturing outside.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Making Room for Homes in a Tightly Packed City" (Hong Kong Journal, March 27): Solutions to Hong Kong's extreme and costly housing shortage will not come without trade-offs.
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In the paintings at Jack Shainman Gallery, Abney depicts tightly packed, chaotic scenes where it is not clear who are the antagonists and who are the protagonists, or even what exactly is going on.
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Police Chief James Cervera described a chaotic scene as officers entered the building and pursued the assailant through a tightly packed warren of offices that the chief likened to a maze or a honeycomb.
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But in some instances, that took weeks of prodding from the advocates who warned that cities were woefully unprepared for outbreaks among homeless encampments or in the nation's limited and tightly packed congregate shelters.
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Norovirus, the highly contagious virus that causes a stomach bug, is often referred to as the "cruise ship virus" because of how easily it spreads through the tightly packed environment on board the ships.
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Carr will have to do better if the Raiders want to take control of the tightly packed division race with a win, which would move them to two games up with three to go.
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Jack didn't see how such a fat wad was going to fit inside Mike's small, angry mouth, but Mike deposited it with a weird elegance and it completely disappeared, tightly packed away behind a lip.
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But these products are sometimes less portable, less resilient to the deluges so common at British festivals, and may sometimes take years to actually biodegrade – especially in tightly packed landfill sites with limited oxygen supply.
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The Orlando Magic, long-ago out of the playoff chase, beat the Heat, 215-213 Friday night, dropping their in-state rival into a tie for fifth place in the tightly-packed Eastern Conference race.
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The stars and stripes of the American flag flickered across the tightly-packed stands, waved most vigorously by young girls and their supportive parents who took them halfway across the world to see their team.
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Among the various restrictions are mandates asking that these places only fill to half capacity or that tables and booths be separated by at least six feet so that diners are not too tightly packed.
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Health officials in Qum warned people to stay away from public spaces, raising alarm about the safety of tightly packed polling stations and a requirement that voters stamp their fingers in a public ink well.
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However, it's hard for the novel survive on satirical interludes alone, and her attempt to combine satire, dystopia, sci-fi, and millennial ennui feels too tightly packed for a book that is less than 350 pages.
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It's a very tightly packed three hours, in that we rarely go more than a minute or two without a big plot development, a significant emotional beat, or just a really awesome bit of fan service.
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In addition to chicken and fish burgers and—naturally—squid nuggets, you can find a 7-Eleven piece de resistance: the spicy pork burger that employs two tightly packed discs of gelatinous sticky rice as buns.
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While the project's $3.1 billion price tag is comparatively small - the Big Dig's is estimated at $22 billion - progress was complicated by plans to dig beneath some of the most tightly packed neighborhoods in downtown Seattle.
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Then there are those intimate conversations that are so unpleasant you just want to flee, like the one Herb and I witnessed at our sushi place, which is tightly packed even by New York City standards.
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The official, expressing a mix of awe and frustration at the lengths to which smugglers will go, showed another video clip of a wheelchair that had a false bottom concealing bundles of tightly packed plastic bags.
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Sinister cabal or not, the Acela people are an orderly bunch: They march on board in single file, a loose column of pressed shirts and tightly packed totes, rolling luggage and newspapers folded under their arms.
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In the right hall, with a tightly packed audience, the roar of his guitar symphonies could have an oddly unifying effect, as if the musicians, the room and the audience were vibrating to the same pulse.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - About an hour and a half after the world's top skiers had finished their Olympic slalom runs, Pakistan's Muhammad Karim began his descent, struggling to keep his grip on the tightly packed snow.
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From digestible origami pills that could provide alternatives to invasive surgery to solar panels that could be tightly packed in an aircraft and deploy after launch, at the heart of origami's modern applications is its ability to transform.
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From "beehive," describing the tightly-packed living spaces workers were forced to occupy, to "kill heel," the uncomfortable shoes young women wore to go out dancing, each word reveals a unique, usually depressing aspect of the workers' existence.
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It became such a recurring phenomenon that television channels interrupted their programming to broadcast live the precise moment in which dozens of families fled, on foot or in pickup trucks tightly packed with suitcases, mattresses, chickens and pigs.
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"They're unique because these people are in tight confines, often tightly packed, and that's a fertile ground for infectious disease," said Dr. Burton Bentley II, an emergency medicine physician and founder of the consulting firm Elite Medical Experts.
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Ms. Sandretto Re Rebaudengo could simply shop at galleries and auctions around the world, but she likes the human interaction that comes with the tightly packed, souk-like arrangement of the fair in the Messe Basel exhibition hall.
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At times, the tightly packed tables were a touch claustrophobic and a particularly lengthy cover of Fleetwood Mac's Dreams felt like it was four decibels too loud, but the "Invigorating, Active" part of this high never felt overbearing.
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All the paintings are the same width but different heights, and each is filed with a tightly packed grid of earth-colored rectangles (or what might be read as bricks) edged with black peeking through spaces between them.
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In a working engine, all of these components are so tightly packed together that sometimes the only way to peek inside is by inserting an endoscope (a camera on a flexible tube) through a hole in the engine's casing.
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Though the cars were quickly moved around the corner to clear a path for Mr. Trump's arrival, a Capitol Police officer saw an opportunity and approached the tightly packed news media to ask for footage of the fender-bender.
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What's "reasonably predictable" has been shifting for years, and the question of whether a tightly packed crowd is vulnerable to sniper fire is not obviously unreasonable — especially in a city already known to be an attractive target for terrorism.
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But with Toronto third in the Atlantic Division and Buffalo six points out of a wild-card spot in the tightly-packed Eastern Conference, the two or three points up for grabs are crucial toward each team's postseason pursuit.
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Though a tightly packed train or bus might lend itself to a transmission, public health experts say that public transit may be less virus-fecund than other places people gather for longer periods, like classrooms or open-plan offices.
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The Grande Synthe camp of tightly-packed wooden cabins, set up just over a year ago, was 70 percent destroyed by the blaze on Monday night after clashes between Iraqi Kurds and Afghans, Michel Lalande, a top regional official, told Reuters.
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Right winger Trevor Lewis knocked in a rebound of Marian Gaborik's deflection with 4:212 remaining in regulation and the Kings edged the Coyotes 225-218 to pull within two points of first-place San Jose in a tightly packed Pacific.
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" Stories she wrote in her teens chronicled her discoveries: "the bobwhite's nest, tightly packed with eggs, the oriole's aerial cradle, the frame-work of sticks which the cuckoo calls a nest, and the lichen-covered home of the humming-bird.
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If you've ever felt the mental Legos snap into place when you've thought your way through a particularly confounding clue, you can imagine the satisfaction that comes from arranging dozens or even hundreds of words into a tightly packed grid.
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On a recent Saturday night, the crowd was a tightly packed mix of neighborhood gay men in vintage T-shirts brushing up against Becky types in black and gender-non-conforming millennials wearing glittery tanks, colorful scarves and the occasional boa.
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New York City is the current epicenter of the coronavirus crisis in the United States, in part, because of the nature of the city itself — an international hub tightly packed with people from all over the country and the world.
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It might as well be a different universe from the town where he learned the game, where poorly constructed cinder-block houses are tightly packed one against the other, and the idea of a luxury store would be considered fantasy.
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Historically, anything over 16 megapixels or so was a sign that the camera would be bad because more megapixels means they're more tightly packed on the sensor, and so they can collect less light and end up with more noise.
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Each night for the past two months at Caracas's once-glamorous Tamanaco shopping center local directors have staged recurring 15-minute plays in 30 "micro-theaters," with space for several dozen tightly-packed viewers an arm's length from the cast.
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TRUMP SAYS HE WON&aposT SIGN RYAN&aposS MODERATE BILL, THEN WH APPARENTLY TRIES WALKING IT BACK Meanwhile, earlier this month, six illegal immigrants from Mexico were found inside tightly packed cabinets that were being transported over the border in Laredo, Texas.
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Lacking a distinctive structure or shape, irregular dwarf galaxies are often chaotic in appearance, with neither a nuclear bulge — a huge, tightly packed central group of stars — nor any trace of spiral arms — regions of stars extending from the center of the galaxy.
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In 1967, he painted "Untitled (Alabama)," which consists of a predominately black background and two triangular shapes, tightly packed with white and black lines that conjure people, crosses, and Ku Klux Klan hoods; the triangles form a blade slicing through black space.
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Photo: FAA (AP)It's easier for crew or passengers to deal with a flaming battery in the open space of the cabin than a tightly packed or inaccessible cargo hold, and some automated fire suppression measures are less effective on battery blazes.
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The thick lips of the fish, which reaches about 7 inches (18 cm) long, were found to be made of a tightly packed series of thin folds of tissue, like the underside of a mushroom top, covered in slime from mucus-secreting cells.
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Jeong Segwon, a Korean entrepreneur and cultural nationalist, saw opportunity in the city's decrepitude, splitting up formerly grand estates into dozens of lots, then modifying individual homes for smaller footprints, and thus creating the city hanok: compact and tightly packed, with abbreviated eaves.
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The institutions' spring meetings, scheduled this year for April 17-19, usually bring some 10,000 government officials, journalists, business people and civil society representatives from across the globe to a tightly packed, two-block area of downtown Washington that houses their headquarters.
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With those extra, tightly packed LEDs, and with good local dimming control, a mini-LED TV can do a better job of shining bright for the bright parts of a video scene, while dimming down for the darker parts of the scene.
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Siciliano captures the discomfort of these realities in her tightly packed spreads, replete with written accounts of historical context that fill the pages with text, with only a few visual scenes illustrated — making this history as visually oppressive as the events described.
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Less than 1003 hours earlier, the day before the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, a tightly packed horde of nameless well-wishers had found themselves crushed between police barricades outside the walled complex of buildings known collectively as Windsor Castle.
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With those extra, tightly packed LEDs, and with good local dimming control, a mini LED TV can do a better job of shining bright for the bright parts of a video scene, while dimming down for the darker parts of the scene.
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The institutions' Spring Meetings, scheduled this year for April 17-19, usually bring some 10,000 government officials, journalists, business people and civil society representatives from across the globe to a tightly packed, two-block area of downtown Washington, DC, that houses their headquarters.
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Parts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey also were under tornado warnings hours after a swarm of tightly packed twisters swept through Indiana and Ohio overnight, smashing homes, blowing out windows and ending the school year early for some students because of damage to buildings.
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Melissa Ness, a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy in Germany, saw the "zoomed-out, whole-sky view" on Twitter and recognized an X-shaped bulge, or tightly packed group of stars found in spiral galaxies, in the center of the Milky Way.
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But for now, it's growing so fast that its headquarters in Hangzhou, southwest of Shanghai, is bursting at the seams, with rows of employees tightly packed under banners with kung fu sayings beloved of founder Ma. A new headquarters is due in early 2017.
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Analyzing data from an 80-day Kepler observation of the Trappist system, involving at least seven Earth-sized planets tightly packed around a star about 40 light-years from here, Hungarian astronomers counted 42 solar flares raining lethal radiation through the little planetary system.
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A two-story, four-bedroom main house and two one-bedroom casitas are enclosed on a quarter-acre lot, which is unusually large for the tightly packed city of 20.05,26 residents, said Rebecca Crosby, an agent with Agave Sotheby's International Realty, which has the listing.
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I immediately abandon the idea of trying to cycle past the two vehicles—the gap is a bit narrow with cars tightly packed on either side of the road, and if one of them doesn't see me, I could get knocked off or worse.
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His book is filled with fun facts (the city's population is so tightly packed that if Texas were as densely populated, the population of the entire world would fit within its borders; and New York is the only urban area with more Starbucks than McDonalds).
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At age 218, Molinari gave Italy its first victory in a major on Sunday by outplaying a tightly packed field that included the defending champion Jordan Spieth, a resurgent Tiger Woods and the leading European players of Molinari's generation: Justin Rose and Rory McIlroy.
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North of the Interstate 280 overpass, the neighborhoods largely retain the feel of older urban towns in North Jersey: tightly packed blocks lined with two- and three-family homes (although many are being rebuilt), mixed with small apartment buildings, churches, shops and ethic restaurants.
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In the middle of the throng, Planned Parenthood volunteers were taking donations and handing out pro-choice paraphernalia; later, the tightly-packed crowd would part to allow Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards to pass, vibrant in a hot pink blazer, with a chorus of deafening cheers.
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Fittingly, Acer gave the monstrous system some breathing room in its otherwise tightly packed booth, so passersby can gaze in awe at the beast of a system, complete with its built-in eye tracking by Tobii, individually assigned RGB backlit keys and unfortunately named SoundPound speakers.
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But the new-age tools are not suited to every occasion, including Monday night's manic, tightly packed finish to the women's 1,500 meters, which Faith Kipyegon of Kenya won after holding off late charges from Jenny Simpson of the United States and Caster Semenya of South Africa.
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The past couple of weeks have been so tightly packed with good music that I was beginning to think that Frank Ocean could drop a 25-track dose of sonic genius from the sky and all we'd be able to muster is a light shrug and a "meh".
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In a better world, we would not have to worry about whether a tightly packed crowd of 22,000 people attending a concert would make a tempting target to a murder-minded man in one of the surrounding high-rise hotels, but we do not live in that world.
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The KCDC believe that a 61-year-old member of the sect, known as "Patient 31," triggered a "superspreader" event at the church's Daegu branch after refusing to be tested in hospital despite presenting symptoms, and coming into close contact with over 1,000 churchgoers at several tightly packed services.
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Hustling to the subway or bustling among shoppers on tightly packed sidewalks, they can happen upon arresting new sights: images of life in Latin America and the Caribbean, mounted on a chain-link fence along a sidewalk, arrayed in a community garden or displayed on the grounds of Immaculate Conception School.
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Polling shows Sanders in a tightly packed top tier in the California primary with former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 85033 of Senate impeachment trial Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden MORE and Sen.
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I spent a day in the suburb of Cabramatta, exploring a tightly packed cluster of mostly Vietnamese shops, stalls and restaurants, filling my stomach with spring rolls and half a dozen other treats over skinny rice noodles, star fruit and papaya in a volatile chile dressing, and fresh, milky-green sugar cane juice.
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Menendez, standing at the front of tightly packed room of reporters sitting on folding chairs and couches, called Hugin a "fraud," pointing to a lawsuit against Celgene, the pharmaceutical company Hugin led, and pointing to his support for Trump-nominated Supreme Court Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch, along with the Republican tax cuts.
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But in a paper to be published in The Astrophysical Journal, scientists used methods of measurement that involve complex mathematical and statistical techniques called hierarchical Bayesian analysis, as well as direct measurements of the velocity of globular clusters, the tightly packed spherical groups of 10,000 to 100,000 old stars that move through the galaxy.
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The tightly packed panels that result, in which a line or two adapted from the "Diary" might be juxtaposed with a bit of invented dialogue between the Annex inhabitants or a dream vision of Anne's, do wonders at fitting complex emotions and ideas into a tiny space — a metaphor for the Secret Annex itself.
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FROM COINAGE: This Is How Much It Would Cost to Paint the White House (And More Crazy Facts) JFK's remarkable assessment of Hitler is one of many little known musings in the 61 tightly packed pages of his diary, which was first published in 1995 as a book, Prelude to Leadership — JFK's Summer Diary of 1945, edited by Henderson.
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Colorado climbed back into contention with a 9-3-173 December after Thursday's 4-3 overtime loss to Chicago and is four points out of the postseason picture while Calgary went 9-4-0 in December after a 4-1 setback to Los Angeles on Thursday and is three points out of a tie for second in a tightly packed Pacific Division.
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As McSally dashed between a tightly-packed schedule of events on a recent morning here — hours later, she would appear on stage at a rally with the commander in chief, soaking in the praise of the president and his supporters — her 22018 strategy was clear: run side-by-side with Trump, and turn Mark Kelly the astronaut into Mark Kelly the socialist.
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While describing her research, Ms. Okorafor listed some of the strange beings in her Akata series that come from Nigerian folklore: tungwas, which are floating balls of flesh, hair, bone and teeth that spontaneously explode; Mami Wata, a mermaid-like water spirit; Udide, a huge talking spider deity that smells like a house on fire; Ekwensu, a powerful and destructive goddess composed of tightly packed palm frond leaves.
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Art Review The best place to start at the Noguchi Museum's modest but tightly packed retrospective of the whimsically literary Uruguayan-American sculptor Gonzalo Fonseca, is with his 1961 painting "Facade II." For that piece, Fonseca, who arrived in New York in 1958 after dropping out of an architecture program in Montevideo, made a small wooden frame filled with cement and divided the piece with incised lines into seven irregular vertical stripes.
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Inside was a ton of stuff tightly packed in purple and gold Mylar ribboned confetti—silly putty, a yo-yo, birthday candles, crayons, assorted Whitman's chocolates, a light-up lollipop, a watercolor paint set, Pop Rocks, temporary tattoos, glow-in-the-dark ceiling stars, a plastic spider, a coloring book, plastic gold coins, a bouncy ball, a party popper, seeds to grow forget-me-nots, and two CDs of live recordings he'd made of his readings while on various book tours.
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The first post in this series dug into the causes of that failure, which have been gathering for years now: climate change has made the forests hotter and dryer; forest mismanagement has left them tightly packed and flammable; land-use mismanagement has put more Californians in high-risk areas; decades of delayed and underfunded maintenance has left PG&E's 100,000 miles of overhead power lines in a sorry state; and to top things off, PG&E is a felon, burdened with almost $30 billion in debt, thanks to the fires it previously started, and in bankruptcy.
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Be on the lookout as well for a survey of work by the turn-of-the-century African-American painter Henry Ossawa Tanner (Michael Rosenfeld, A16); the mysteriously magical paintings of Markus Lüpertz (Michael Werner, C8); Gordon Parks's amazing color photograph of a tightly packed, jubilant crowd at the 1963 March on Washington (Howard Greenberg, A19753); Rackstraw Downes's pocket-size oil painting "Vent Tower and Salt Shed," in which two Department of Sanitation structures become found abstractions in a quiet city scene (Betty Cuningham, D18); and the disconcerting spot where Seth Price's large-scale, lightbox images of human skin (Petzel, B4) face off against Roberto Cuoghi's bird corpses cast in agar-agar and pork gelatin (Hauser & Wirth, B3).
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