The current will travel along the highly conductive aluminum surface.
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That's a hard spectrum to travel along on a daily basis.
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I was an athlete, so I had to travel along with my team.
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If there are other people watching, you'll see their icons travel along with you.
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It will travel along a two-mile route in Bentonville, Arkansas between two stores.
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Those hearses travel along roads to take those bodies to their final resting places.
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A fast-moving lava flow crossed the highway yesterday, and started to travel along it.
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What if your child has autism and needed arrangements for travel, along with necessary medication?
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And as the insects travel along their migration route, they carry pollen over long distances.
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My concerns are that terrorists travel along with people who are victims of the war.
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These ions then travel along with the water into streams, rivers and eventually into the ocean.
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The system can detect potential crashes while drones travel along a route determined by GPS software.
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Above: Travel along the perimeter of the estate on Bel Air Road, courtesy of Google Maps.
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Above: Travel along the perimeter of the estate on North Beverly Dr., courtesy of Google Maps.
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I take the H4N with me wherever I travel, along with a pair of external mics.
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If you travel along that road, you'll hit the Golden Spike monument before you hit the lake.
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So it only made sense to travel along much of the original route of the Orient Express.
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The series, whose executive producers include Ron Howard and Brian Grazer, makes you want to travel along.
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I guess (reminder: not an actual surfer) this is why they travel along the length of the wave.
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The motorcade will travel along Constitution, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts avenues to Washington National Cathedral for the funeral service.
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Hurricane Lane's path is uncertain, but meteorologists expect it to hook left and travel along the island chain.
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The pods in those tubes would travel along a magnetized track that hurls objects along at high speeds.
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That core tenet can never be lost, but it can and must travel along with new horizons in mapping.
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Cars under construction will travel along 3.9km of elevated maglev track, taking just two days from start to completion.
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This allows nerve reflexes to travel along the Cardi B neural pathway to the Wiz Khalifa 40 percent faster.
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This allows nerve reflexes to travel along the Cardi B neural pathway to the Wiz Khalifa 40 times faster.
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Ms. Warren plans to travel along the eastern border of Iowa for a series of town halls on Saturday.
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This year's 17-mile walk will travel along Beverly, one of the city's oldest boulevards, for the first time.
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Individual letters sprout fine blue and red linear flourishes that travel along the margins and between lines of text.
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Our minds travel along lines in that Space of Variations as energy potential and materialize different variations along the way.
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RTC/ The DeuceThe unfortunately named Deuce is probably the least expensive and most convenient way to travel along the Strip.
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Julie's Bicycle has developed tools for such calculations, which include travel (along with energy and water usage, among other impacts).
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RTC/The DeuceThe unfortunately named Deuce is probably the least expensive and most convenient way to travel along the Strip.
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Many cross over on the Manhattan Bridge, travel along Canal Street and then into the Holland Tunnel to New Jersey.
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Rural sheriffs, though, say tracked vehicles can climb steep hills and travel along unpaved roads, a significant advantage over other vehicles.
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Shuttle provides fixed-fare shared travel along a designated route – yes, like a bus – with pre-defined pickups and drop-offs.
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They pulse as waves of contraction travel along their length — they almost seem to dance as the squeezing stretches them rhythmically.
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After those signals get processed, they travel along a pathway to another region, the premotor cortex, where the brain plans movements.
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When going from point A to point B, light will travel along the path that takes less time than any other options.
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" In the early-20th century, journalists and orienteers began using the term as a verb meaning "to successfully travel along or over.
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Jonas paralyzed road, rail and airline travel along the U.S. East Coast, and prompted New York's governor to declare a travel ban.
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In New Jersey, heavy snow has toppled trees and taken down power lines, disrupting travel along multiple New Jersey Transit rail lines.
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"I watched the gentrification of neighborhoods in Brooklyn travel along the train lines, and thought this made too much sense," Mr. Charney said.
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This allows nerve reflexes to travel along the Cardi B neural pathway, to the Wiz Khalifa, 40% faster saving time and saving lives.
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In memory of the victims, the Houston Pride parade will have a flag with their names on it travel along the parade route.
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This shock wave charges forward, and in many test videos you can watch it travel along the ground until it reaches the viewer.
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Another useful property of some fibres is wicking, in which liquids travel along the fibre via a bit of physics called capillary action.
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Hurricane Jose, another Cape Verde storm, is following in the wake of Irma, but it's projected to travel along a more northerly path.
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So we invited them to Mogadishu, asking them to travel along I.E.D.-infested roads and risk being accused by Shabab of being informants.
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Another chance is coming in a mere seven years, when a total solar eclipse will travel along a route from Texas to Maine.
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They travel along a very narrow corridor in the upper atmosphere of the Pacific Ocean and end up hitting along the West Coast.
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This allows nerve reflexes to travel along the Cardi B neural pathway to the Wiz Khalifa 30 percent faster, saving time and saving lives.
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During a test ride with CNBC, Ford used a car that was autonomous, however, it did travel along a predetermined and pre-programmed route.
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The musician had left Hollywood to travel along the famed Hippie Trail with a head full of acid and a guitar slung over his shoulder.
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Paton Walsh and his team, the first Western media outlet to travel along the road into Mosul during the offensive, were unharmed in the exchange.
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These sensors are set up to detect when subatomic particles called neutrinos — which travel along with other subatomic particles in cosmic rays — crash into Earth.
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Much in same way that notes travel along a plucked guitar string, spider silk transmits vibrations in different frequencies, sending information back to the spider.
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Burn up the nests and you're free to fast-travel along that route at will (fuel permitting — you've got to keep your bike filled up).
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While the magnet was being applied, pairs of Majorana quasiparticles would emerge from the superconducting film and travel along the edge of the topological insulator.
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In fact, for a drive-by view of the plant, you need only travel along the Belt Parkway or Beach Channel Drive, in the Rockaways.
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The U.S. is restricting travel along the border with Mexico in an effort to stem the spread of the coronavirus, the Trump administration announced Friday.
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The property has a forested area, the historic walkway, where visitors can experience what it must have been like to travel along the Underground Railroad.
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Ornithischian bird-hips provided a bodily configuration that was more conducive to complex digestive systems, allowing these plant eaters to travel along a unique evolutionary path.
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That includes everything from taxis and electrical current — so you can travel along power lines — to the iconic goombas and even a life-size T-rex.
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Some companies may not realise that their suppliers are buying from China, so higher costs for intermediate goods could travel along supply chains in unpredictable ways.
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These sensors are set up to detect when subatomic particles called neutrinos — which travel along with other subatomic particles in cosmic rays — crash into the Earth.
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And he dreams bigger than almost anyone else, with plans to populate Mars and create a "hyperloop" that would allow high-speed travel along America's west coast.
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We travel along a bumpy, rural road, in a drizzle of rain, surrounded by lush green plains all around, the snow-capped Caucasus Mountains in the distance.
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But knowing if in fact they do is important, since quakes travel along a fault's length: that means a longer fault can produce a bigger magnitude quake.
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Already the WHO has warned that there is a "moderate" regional risk because the disease could travel along the river to Central African Republic and Congo Republic.
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Typically, Nile cruise ships travel along the river between the cities of Luxor and Aswan for two or three nights, stopping at ancient temples along the river.
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With all of the news about growing tension along "the world's friendliest border," I thought it would be interesting to travel along it instead of cross it.
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Taken collectively, these robots travel along simple paths, balance themselves actively, climb a simple stairway, run fast (13.1 mph), run with several gaits and do rudimentary gymnastic maneuvers.
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They are then scheduled to leave the county of West Sussex and travel along the coast to East Sussex to see the seaside city of Brighton and Hove.
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Eventually it reaches a maximum speed and engine note, and you just travel along at that until you brake, crash into another car, or reach the finish line.
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As they travel along the West Coast from Canada to the San Francisco Bay, they get harassed and disturbed by shipping traffic, military sonar and other human activities.
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Nuclear waste to be carted to Yucca Mountain for permanent storage would have to travel along the tracks, within a half-mile of the hotel, Mr. Heller said.
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At least since Genghis Khan secured travel along the Silk Road, the flow of goods, money and people across borders has advanced and retreated in decades-long waves.
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That, in itself is significant because it suggests that people of the time had boats and skill to travel along the coasts and quickly spread the megalithic method.
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Just "travel" along with the plan along different "floors" of the map starting on a field, soaring above the awe-inspiring peaks and coastline before returning back to safety.
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State lawmakers and leaders in other Atlantic states like New Jersey and Massachusetts also want to stop the leases, saying that any spills could travel along the entire coast.
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Not only does the train travel along the west coast from Seattle to Los Angeles, but it also features an observatory car to soak up all of the gorgeous views.
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Ali's funeral procession will travel along the street named for him, Muhammad Ali Boulevard, and past his boyhood home before heading to Cave Hill Cemetery, where he will be buried.
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"The Silk Road must be a two-way street and not only trade must travel along it, but also talent, ideas and knowledge," Mattarella said, with Xi standing alongside him.
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When they successfully make that journey, a clone appears that will travel along the exact same path the player took, complete with every shot fired, jump missed and detour taken.
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While electrical impulses that travel along neurons last only about a millisecond, blood, which fMRI measures as a proxy, arrives on the scene slightly after the fact, and dissipates slowly.
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Additionally, the Platinum card earns 5 points per dollar spent on flights booked directly with airlines or American Express Travel, along with 5x points on prepaid hotels booked on amextravel.com.
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AT&T aims to eventually deliver speeds faster than the 1 gigabit per second consumers can currently get through fiber internet service using high-frequency airwaves that travel along power lines.
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Smaller cargo bikes will also be allowed to park on wider sidewalks, and all the bikes can travel along the city's growing network of more than 1,400 miles of bike lanes.
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Once underground, the car will travel along in a sled, merging with other tunnels and being integrated seamlessly into a network that includes other packets, all controlled by computer for maximum efficiency.
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Midwestern artist Jeanine Michna-Bales' latest photo series, Through Darkness to Light, is the result of 14 years of research and 1,23 miles of travel along former routes of the Underground Railroad.
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Chinese goods would travel along a new network of railways and roads radiating up through Central European nations, with the prized destination being Germany, where China invested $12 billion last year alone.
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The newlyweds will leave Windsor Castle in a carriage and travel along High Street through the town of Windsor, before returning to the castle by the Long Walk, according to the Palace.
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"When the long Darkness spreads itself over the country, many hidden things are revealed, and men's thoughts travel along devious paths," a west Greenlander told the explorer Knud Rasmussen sometime around 1904.
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But many of those stories travel along common routes, often originating in local or tabloid news outlets before being repackaged into English by one of several key sites, such as the Gatestone Institute.
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I frequently travel along that stretch, passing combat training facilities, cadet summer barracks, military small arms and ordnance ranges, an active duty troop cantonment area, and even the FBI New York Office's firearms range.
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Speaker of the New York City Council Melissa Mark-Viverito and activist Oscar López Rivera travel along Fifth Avenue on a float during the National Puerto Rican Day Parade in Manhattan, June 11, 2017.
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The study doesn't examine how climate change might alter the speed at which hurricanes travel along their paths, for example, or how future hurricane rainfall and storm surge might combine to drive heavy flooding.
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We are not allowed to travel along a roadway without a license plate on our cars, mainly because a few violate the law with their cars while the vast majority of us do not.
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The 16-mile route would travel along the waterfront from Astoria to Sunset Park, linking neighborhoods with such poor transit access that getting between them right now requires crossing a tunnel or bridge into Manhattan.
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The cars will travel along a few miles of road where the speed limit does not exceed 45 miles an hour, with passengers being picked up and dropped off at only a few specific locations.
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About 500 enslaved people, led by Charles Deslondes, rose up in several parishes, with plans to travel along the Mississippi until they got to New Orleans, where they would take the city and free the black people.
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Magway hopes to build a series of pipes, less than 1 meter wide, that could transport items in pods that would travel along a track powered by a magnetic motor, connecting distribution centers to retail outlets and consumers.
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The high cortisol group also showed signs of injury to their white matter, which the study authors speculated could contribute to the differences in memory, and attention: if you weaken the insulation, signals won't travel along the wiring as efficiently.
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January 16 marks the 100th anniversary of the start of prohibition in the United States, so 2020 may be a good time to visit the Oscar Getz Museum of Whiskey History in Bardstown, Kentucky and travel along the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A winter storm bore down on the U.S. East Coast on Wednesday, threatening to snarl New York City's evening commute after hindering air travel along the East Coast and prompting the shutdown of federal offices in Washington.
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The authors of the paper extracted microtubules from a cow's brain and added them to a liquid solution mixed with two other molecules commonly found in cells: kinesin, which can travel along the outside of those microtubules, and adenosine triphosphate, which provides power.
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Some 50 million people could be affected by the late-week "monster storm," expected to bring blizzards and white-out conditions to some mid-Atlantic states and immobilize travel along several highways and interstates in those areas, according to forecasters on Accuweather.com.
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You — and others looking at the album online — can see the caption by going to the Info screen, but the information is not embedded in the image file and does not travel along if you share a copy of the picture by email.
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When you look at a cat — for some reason cats are a favorite subject of artificial intelligence research — light waves bouncing off it hit your retina, which converts the light into electrical impulses that travel along the optic nerve to the brain.
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If the internet is an invisible information superhighway, the web is the magic carpet that lets you travel along the highway, allowing you to comprehend everything you do and see along the way — almost as if you're soaring, tumbling, freewheeling through an endless diamond sky.
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DAR ES SALAAM (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - One of the biggest tests of Justine Michael's job as a community health worker is not the distances he must travel along remote dirt roads to visit patients in Tanzania's Mkuranga district, but rather the suspicion he often encounters.
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Running about 1,100 kilometers, Ferrogrão will link grain producing regions of the Center-West to the Port of Miritituba, in Pará state, curtailing the need to travel along a troublesome road that still has long unpaved section that makes passage nearly impossible during rains.
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They travel along the most desolate stretches of the river not to put out fires, but to set them in a controlled burn meticulously planned to kill giant cane, a tall bamboo-style invasive grass that grows in dense patches on both sides of the river.
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News of his label's latest products tends to travel along a kind of moccasin telegraph, with consumers notifying one another on Instagram accounts like the semisecret one Mr. Mayer devotes to his Visvim collection of stuff like the FBT — a moccasin-sneaker hybrid that sells for $750.
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Since 2017, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) has monitored the spread of species after every major storm in the US. It developed "storm tracker" maps after Hurricane Harvey inundated the Houston area and allowed freshwater animals and plants to travel along the Gulf Coast to new habitats.
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The art critic John Berger gave one explanation when he distinguished painting from film: In a movie, we travel along with the ephemeral scenes, always on the go and never staying in one place — an art form emblematic of the 20th century, marked by mass travel, displacement, and emigration.
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While trying to figure out how to rescue their friend from the "Upside Down," their science teacher explains parallel dimensions by way of a flea and an acrobat: An acrobat can travel back and forth on a wire, but a flea can travel along the side or beneath it.
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The hours that Central Park has been closed to cars have steadily expanded, the number of bike lanes has exploded and for quite a while now it has been possible to travel along the Hudson from the Battery to Dyckman Street without ever leaving the magnificent Manhattan Greenway.
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Tonight on the season finale of WOMAN, VICELAND's show from feminist activist and writer Gloria Steinem, we travel along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border to investigate how the Taliban has used violence and terror to assert male dominance over the women of Pakistan and meet the "Elite Force" of female soldiers fighting back.
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The Helsinki to Stockholm link would be a combination of tubes traveling on ground and ones that would travel along the Baltic Sea's floorThere's no doubt the economic impact of building better transportation solutions that can shorten travel times between cities, or unite many cities into one mega-region, like what China is doing around Beijing.
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While the missile fired Friday did not travel along the ground substantially further than the July 24 test, it soared 3,700 kilometers (nearly 2,300 miles) in altitude, according to the South Korean military, far higher than the 2,800 kilometers (43,736 miles) reached in the July 4 test, according to estimates provided by the US, Japan and South Korea.
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As with Houston's work, the new lower and upper bounds both come at superpermutations via the traveling salesman problem: The lower bound shows that a route through all the cities must travel along some minimum number of paths that cost more than $1, while the upper bound constructs a specific route for each n that uses only $1 and $2 connections.
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Meanwhile, President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 3.2 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE is giving conflicting messages about whether or not he will actually use the powers in the Defense Production Act, and the U.S. is restricting travel along the border with Mexico.
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With a tweet and very little else by way of detail, the entrepreneur Elon Musk on Thursday raised the prospect of speedy, hassle-free travel along the busy section of the Eastern Seaboard between New York and Washington, D.C. On Twitter, Mr. Musk said he had been given "verbal" government "approval" for his vision, in which one of his companies, the Boring Company, would build an underground transportation system connecting New York City to Philadelphia to Baltimore and on to the nation's capital — enabling people to make the trip in the unheard-of time of 29 minutes.
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