The track traverses rivers, uneven terrain, and thick, deep bogs.
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Or does it encompass the lands through which it traverses?
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A tugboat shaped like a woolly mammoth traverses an underground river.
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She traverses deserts, mountains and cities, talking to oilmen, oligarchs and villagers.
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It's one of the values that traverses American culture and American tradition.
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But Springfield Avenue also traverses areas burdened by crime, drugs and poverty.
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The nerve-rich cord traverses nearly the entire length of the spine.
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The exhibition traverses across topics such as sexuality, conflict, mental health and sport.
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Galchen gallantly traverses this country — particularly the nonlinguistic bond between baby and mother.
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The light traverses the expanding universe, causing its wavelength to stretch along the way.
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The crash occurred in rough terrain, on a hanging glacier which traverses a crevasse.
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The ACV powers through high surf, traverses over trenches and trucks over sloped terrain.
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Interstate 95, which traverses eastern North Carolina, is closed in three locations in the state.
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The six-episode series traverses through New Zealand, Morocco, Hawaii, Laos, and the Alaskan panhandle.
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The opening cutscene traverses the Cavern and The Grapes pub, both on Liverpool's Matthew Street.
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The Belmond Andean Explorer traverses 15,000-foot heights on overnight journeys through the Peruvian Andes.
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Harrison's music traverses a huge stylistic range, from adamantine dissonance to melodies of homespun sweetness.
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As he traverses the United States for election rallies before the midterm vote on Nov.
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The tour traverses a maze of corridors with formations the guides explain along the way.
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Parts of the original canal route were filled in for Interstate 490, which traverses Rochester.
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My route would encompass parts of the GR5, which traverses the Alps on a north-south axis from the Netherlands to the Mediterranean, and one route of the Via Alpina, which traverses the Alps on an east-west axis all the way to Slovenia.
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Where their 2017 debut Plastic Cough was grungy and catchy, this album ecstatically traverses through genres.
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The Colonial pipeline traverses the South and then stretches north to its terminal in Linden, New Jersey.
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ET and traverses a 2½-mile route from Central Park to Herald Square; here's how to watch.
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In contrast, the classic crust traverses the assembly line as raw dough before it meets the oven.
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She traverses everything from Kim Kardashian and pop music to the impact of Vine and meme-making.
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Dos Equis: "The New Most Interesting Man in the World Traverses the Sand and the Serengeti" – Liz Botes
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An inch or so beneath them, a long, wriggling white line traverses nearly the breadth of the canvas.
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Phil Edwards traverses Route 66 and his local archives to trace how our roads have shaped our culture.
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And it also snarled traffic along the New York State Thruway, which traverses the bridge, and feeder roads.
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The signal is usually encrypted at various points along its journey but traverses most of the network unprotected.
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The game follows Mario as he traverses dozens of colorful worlds in search of his beloved Princess Peach.
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It is the only ferry in Hong Kong that traverses a river and the only one human-powered.
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It ensures that no one—even the app developer—can access your data as it traverses the web.
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The other traverses past elaborate wildlife sculptures the owners had an artist carve right into the natural scenery.
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She traverses a region that is in many ways its own country, where the river's presence is constant.
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Forget Highlanders, Explorers and Traverses; the Telluride is hot on the heels of Lexus RXs and Mercedes GLEs.
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Five days a week, he traverses two worlds that seem alien to, and scarcely aware of, each other.
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Mr. Eaton traverses the American West looking for "Gold Rush" denim: actual jeans from the 1840s and 1850s.
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Buren is known for "examining" how an object or sign is transformed as it traverses physical and conceptual boundaries.
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As Nunu traverses Paris, taking in sights and sounds, she also offers flashbacks of the life she left behind.
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It's a fascinating ride that traverses remote hamlets as well as bustling towns throughout the gargantuan South American country.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Every fall, since 2012, a sea of glowing lanterns traverses Manhattan's Morningside Park.
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"Genius," directed by Ron Howard and starring Geoffrey Rush, traverses the brilliant mind and lusty enthusiasms of Albert Einstein.
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A private road leading to the property traverses forest and opens onto a clearing with mountain and valley views.
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The bridge traverses through a three-quarter-mile section Genoa, and is used by drivers traveling between Italy and France.
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To increase the speed at which light traverses it, as may be useful in an optical fibre, they added germanium.
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"The DAPL traverses a path through private property and does not cross, at any point, the tribe's reservation," he said.
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For now, commercial traffic—and one-third of the world's maritime trade traverses the South China Sea—faces no threat.
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It traverses a confounding array of styles, from limpid, neo-Baroque episodes to fogbound, static textures reminiscent of Morton Feldman.
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The next year, she started the Bigfoot 200, a 206-mile race that traverses the Cascade Mountains in Washington State.
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The Leadville course traverses forests and fields, passes alpine lakes and crosses jagged peaks, much of it above 10,000 feet.
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"He knows what he's talking about," said Representative Juan C. Vargas, a Democrat whose district traverses the California-Mexico border.
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The series mindlessly traverses and bulldozes over sensibility for others in what seems to be an attempt to roast political correctness.
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Every year, one million to two million spectators are estimated to line the 33-mile course, which traverses all five boroughs.
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The Equinox traverses the St. Lawrence and four Great Lakes twice a month, transporting iron ore west and grain back east.
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Native Americans and their allies are fighting a nearly complete oil pipeline that traverses tribal water sources and sacred burial sites.
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The Second Suite traverses lively march and dance mutations on its way to another rousing finale, a Tarantella à la russe.
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In this way, there is a projected and curated vulnerability dis- played through sel es that traverses issues of privacy online.
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For years, artist Serkan Taycan has documented a nearly 40-mile route through the outskirts of Istanbul, which traverses rarely seen landscapes.
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The reveal of Hodor's big secret traverses time and space, and instantly threw Game of Thrones into the realm of the metaphysical.
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From there, he traverses back and forth across the city, from Beverly Hills to Koreatown, from Inglewood to Los Angeles International Airport.
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They say its route traverses ancestral lands — which are not part of the reservation — where their forebears hunted, fished and were buried.
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It's named for "the one who traverses the sky" in Tibetan Buddhism, and is the audio foundation for this site-specific installation.
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Evacuations will continue for some time, he said and Highway 154, which traverses the center of the evacuation zone, will remain closed.
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Keeping everything together as data traverses the labyrinth of servers that make up the internet, including Cloudflare's own massive network, was tough.
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Tracking the Neolithic thugs (led by the forbidding André Hennicke) responsible for the massacre, Kelab traverses treacherous ice sheets and narrow crevasses.
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It traverses the lobby, gliding over polished concrete toward a small recess in the corner, where it inspects the emergency exit tucked inside.
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They're lined up door-to-door, forming a walkable corridor that traverses three continents, all constructed of delicate skeins of brightly-colored polyester.
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The film features the typical artist documentary shot of a camera following an artist from behind as he or she traverses a studio.
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Those who choose to drive to the city have quick access to the Taconic State Parkway, which traverses the eastern part of town.
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At one point, a musician becomes part of the action: A French bagpipe player slowly traverses the stage, surrounded by the entire cast.
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It mostly traverses privately owned land, but the government must sign off on permission to drill under Lake Oahe, which dams the Missouri river.
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But Volkswagen, which includes the Audi, Porsche and Lamborghini brands, faces a crisis that traverses the globe, complicating the response across borders and cultures.
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I've walked from Laredo, Texas, to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, over the border bridge across the Rio Grande that traverses 21625,2900 miles of the border.
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This "30 for 30" presentation, in which Ezra Edelman traverses the life and crimes of O. J. Simpson, moves to ESPN for its duration.
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The border between the U.S. and Mexico is more than 28503,22019 miles long and traverses a variety of terrains, including urban areas and deserts.
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Traverses are a measure of how much capability the system has to adjust its existing knowledge, which is different from its raw computing capacity.
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A 45- to 60-minute walk to the powdery Pain de Sucre beach traverses steep, hilly terrain, where grazing goats are your only companions.
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Intelligently, if not always profoundly, "The Girls" traverses this much visited terrain—what Cline calls "the brainless dream" of California in the late sixties.
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It responds to controls with almost imperceptible lag, both in how it traverses across the floor and in how the head responds to aiming commands.
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These results provide the first observations from the Yutu 43 rover's Visible and Near Infrared Spectrometer as it traverses the Moon's South Pole-Aitken basin.
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The group shared "Automaton" via a music video, in which lead singer Jay Kay traverses a seemingly deserted world with his signature headgear in tow.
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They told her about riding on the roof of La Bestia, a dangerous freight train that traverses Mexico, and inhumane treatment in U.S. immigration centers.
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The record traverses dreamy R&B ("Way Too Far"), playful hip-hop ("Before You Get a Boyfriend") and politically charged soul ("on everythinG iii love").
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There is still a pipeline to Wall Street and management consulting that traverses a long-established network of private high schools feeding into top colleges.
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Indeed, "Quarrel" makes the most of its near seven-minute length and traverses electronic burbles, yawning cellos, and a jazz-fusion outro complete with synth solo.
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Historical rivals New Delhi and Islamabad have agreed to build a visa-free corridor that traverses their heavily militarized border and promises to ease bilateral tensions.
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Kearra Amaya Gopee, 22, photographer Artifact #1: Tiger Balm Here, Amaya Gopee confronts a painful family history that traverses Trinidad and Tobago and the United States.
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Ah, we can hear him saying, "Come on, girls, I've gotta get my steps in today" as the fam traverses through a rice terrace in Jatiluwih.
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Given the gape of the hole and the fact that the road traverses Aberdeen Proving Ground, there's a good chance it wasn't made by a bullet.
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The plot traverses such a wide terrain of suffering—forbidden romance, schoolyard Islamophobia, crippling addiction, untimely death—that the emotional force of events is occasionally blunted.
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The Real Deal traverses techno's harder side, with all the quartet bit clipping beats and overdriving whatever tones they can wrangle out of of their machines.
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The music traverses the Americas — and beyond, with touches of Indian and Arabic pop — as it layers rootsy voices and live instruments atop gadget-generated beats.
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Maeve traverses the whole park, fighting off ninjas and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare NPCs for days to reach her daughter—who doesn't even remember her.
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With that in mind, the band traverses miles of musical landscape on Bhavachakra—it's bleak, meditative and dark music, cloaked in a dank shroud of heavy metal.
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In celebration of that achievement, he's also put together this week's mix—an hourlong set that traverses old influences and current favorites all across the rave spectrum.
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And as Jackie's own "mum," Hilary Tones anchors with a rueful awareness of life's regrets a clipped narrative that seems peculiarly divorced from the decades it traverses.
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Early Saturday, soldiers surrendered on a bridge that traverses the Bosporus, one of two bridges that the military shut down as the coup attempt began Friday evening.
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Over songs like "Stamina" and " Smooth Operator," Lean's signature raspy tone traverses through aggressive rap barbs to Patois-laden dancehall tunes, and sneaky interpolations of Sade hooks.
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To match a human, says Nikolic, a strong AI system must have three traverses, whereas today's most advanced AI systems are still at the level of two.
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Across eight episodes, the series, which debuts Friday, traverses the country and the globe, each installment tracking a different immigrant's journey to or within the United States.
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Even as Daniels traverses the country on her provocatively titled dance tour, her friends suggested she might be rattled by her role in the ballooning national drama.
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It traverses Thailand from incendiary curry pastes of the south through the coconut milk-sweetened midlands to the fresh bounty and fermentation of the north and northeast.
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Still a Category 224 storm, it is expected to restrengthen as it traverses the warm waters of the Florida Keys bringing winds up to 2100 miles per hour.
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Link runs, swims, hang glides, and even snowboards in this spot as he traverses an expansive version of Hyrule and collects artifacts that will surely reveal something cool.
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" Eurasia Group's Triolo added that Xi's vision of cyber-sovereignty means that "China should be able to control and monitor all internet traffic that traverses China's internet infrastructure.
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These adaptive categories are defined by the number of levels of organization at which the system receives feedback from the environment, which are also referred to as traverses.
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The military said several Palestinians threw petrol bombs and stones at vehicles, injuring three civilians, on a highway between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem that traverses the West Bank.
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The new 2000-day Epic Antarctica voyage traverses the Antarctic Peninsula, the 2135-foot Ross Ice Shelf and UNESCO sites on Australia and New Zealand's sub-Antarctic islands.
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It traverses a sparsely populated desert, patches of soft earth that are easy to tunnel through, and the mammoth Rio Grande, which floods its banks, making fencing difficult.
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Ride the Trans-Siberian Railway, which traverses seven time zones, and you get a sense of both the majesty of Russia and the sheer vastness of the earth.
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"The hair in this area is curly, so when you pull it out at the root, as it grows back, it traverses under the skin," says Dr. Pimple Popper.
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The skin of the headless torso, which horizontally traverses the table on the far right and hangs off the edge, is a mass of pink, red, celadon, and yellow.
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" Ennis says she has been experiencing a "twisted kind of excitement," as she has been daydreaming about dragging her body through an ice fall, "teetering on ladders across traverses.
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The four-piece's fantastically lush new LP Noite ("Night" in Galician) is out April 20 via Neuropa Records, SickManGettingSick Records, and Música Máxima, and traverses far beyond that tradition.
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Without self-importance or unnecessary grandeur, Stranger in the Alps traverses what it means to be human: for every painful admission of loneliness, there's a moment of connection, too.
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Corey Johnson, the Council speaker, is using his personality to draw attention to issues as Mayor Bill de Blasio traverses the country to pursue a long-shot presidential bid.
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In "Street Singers of Lucknow and Other Stories," the table of contents deftly traverses Bombay neighborhoods, grand Lucknow zamindari estates and serene tea gardens in what is now Bangladesh.
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There have been 803 successful traverses of Antarctica over the years, but all have either been supported by additional food and fuel drops or have deployed kites — or both.
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In "Bill Cunningham New York," viewers watch as Mr. Cunningham traverses New York City on bicycle, dressed in his blue workman's jacket, to attend charity events and runway shows.
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Album Review "Attention," which comes near the end of "Starboy," the new album by the Weeknd, traverses one of his most familiar subjects: psychological antagonism pegged to sexual dominance.
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Stihl iMow RMI 2400 P ($221,563) Designed for smaller yards up to a quarter-acre, the iMow traverses your lawn on its own, trimming lightly over longer periods of time.
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As the United States traverses the road to abolition, which other Western nations have previously taken, Americans will continue to see compelling illustrations of the horrifying illogic of state killing.
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Gordon's fiction traverses the Catholic world like a submarine, diving to the depths of its monstrosities and surfacing into the secular world to reveal intimate knowledge of what lies beneath.
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A lens works by slowing down a light wave as it traverses one of the lens's faces (the speed of light in glass is about two-thirds of that in air).
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EHE events typically have a neutrino interaction vertex that is outside the detector, produce a muon that traverses the detector volume, and have a high light level (a proxy for energy).
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A children's book published in 1943, Asorey read it as a kid and continues to read it to this day as he traverses the complicated fields of data science and management.
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It covers a distance of 4,273 km in 85 hours, as it traverses the diverse landscapes between Dibrugarh in north-east India and Kanyakumari, the southern-most tip of the Indian mainland.
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In this way he presents the landscapes that he traverses anew—not just as beautiful wildernesses, but as the by-product of human history, an occasionally troubled braiding of people and place.
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SHUMEN, Bulgaria — Acting on a tip, the police raided four homes in eastern Bulgaria, looking for contraband that regularly traverses this country on the way to markets in Western Europe and America.
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"How much Nate is able to strengthen once it hits those warm waters depends a lot on how intact the center of the storm can maintain as it traverses land," Miller said.
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Wearing a hard hat and a fluorescent slicker, she traverses a London overlaid with smartphone detritus: emojis, message notifications, text balloons and, at the end, a giant map pin weightily stalking her.
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The highway now traverses vast stretches of dislocation and pain in the wake of Hurricane Harvey's wrath, as Houstonians begin coming to grips with the devastation that the receding floods left behind.
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Morton's work, "University Avenue," takes a close look at daily life in two communities in California's Bay Area: Palo Alto and East Palo Alto, focusing on one street that traverses both areas.
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A member of the Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 5 traverses a mud-filled pit while participating in the endurance course at the Jungle Warfare Training Center in Okinawa, Japan, on February 17.
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Content moderation should be more transparent, and platforms should be more accountable, not only for what traverses their system but the ways in which they are complicit in its production, circulation, and impact.
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Cover image: Researcher Tiina Jaaskelainen points out a possible sighting of wildlife aboard the Finnish icebreaker MSV Nordica as it traverses the Northwest Passage through the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, Saturday, July 22, 2017.
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Three traverses makes it possible to make informed inferences and determine what to do next in any given situation, something a domestic cat can do but that even the most advanced AI cannot.
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But when Kasher traverses the audience looking for commentary from the audience, the angelic Phil Donahue, and the devilish wise-cracking comedian on Kasher's shoulders seem to come into conflict with each other.
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That night, as it happens, the Miró Quartet traverses all three quartets at Lincoln Center—part of a welcome Chamber Music Society series that has also surveyed overlooked quartets by Zemlinsky and Nielsen.
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Kohan traverses the country from Green Bay's Lambeau Field to New York's Citi Field to San Diego's Petco Park, embedding with the stadium Everymen and Everywomen who are the nobodies of the sports world.
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The result is a high-speed flyover of the 2,000-mile stretch; the snarky title comes from the challenges of building a wall along a border that traverses deserts, wetlands, rivers and mountainous terrain.
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Not only is its Balcony Walk an easy four-hour return trip, but as the path traverses the canyon's impossibly steep sides, it takes in spectacular overhangs, an abandoned village and a jaw-dropping oasis.
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It traverses time and place, explores the conflicts between a parent's expectation and a child's desires, and, most importantly, introduces us to fully imagined, flawed characters whose relationships are deep, entangled, and rich in love.
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The narrative unfolds through various frames as the figure traverses deserted landscapes as text quotes from the CNN documentary series Cold War make legible the vested interests of various foreign agents in Angola's civil war.
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She traverses her love life and growing pains, along with the struggle to become her most actualized self, and how, against the odds, she made her way to New York City to follow her dreams.
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The Dakota Access route is only a few miles shorter than what was proposed for the Keystone project, yet the government's environmental assessment addressed only the portion of the pipeline route that traverses federal land.
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"Echo in the Valley," their second duet album, is both constrained — only what the duo can play and sing live in real time — and audacious as it traverses a world of possibilities. Rounder. Oct. 6.
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It's part travelogue, as she traverses the southwest and up to New York, part meditation on grief and aging after she loses two friends, part mourning for democracy as many people thought they knew it.
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Eight of the top 10 most surveilled cities in the world are in China (based on ratio of cameras to people), and the government also has broad powers to examine data that traverses mainland infrastructure.
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"West of Eden" traverses those same ideas, but this time instead of the decaying effect of hereditary wealth there is the explosive fallout of the quick trips up the class ladder that are a California specialty.
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What she turned in is an hourlong set that traverses a good number of the moods she explores in her shows, from tentative vocal drones to jittery electro contortions, to warm house music and back again.
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In an abstract science fiction short, filmmaker Ryan Harding and VFX artist Winston Duke imagine a rock itself as a separate, conscious entity, one that absorbs the collective experiences of every being that traverses its surface.
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The data itself isn't a snapshot, a single click in time, but more like an unspooling filmstrip, as the high-flying robot traverses the atmosphere, pushing through space with its nose pointed down like a bloodhound.
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The recent evening tour centered on the Jerusalem light rail — a smooth, modern train system that traverses East and West Jerusalem and is seen by many Palestinians as a symbol of Israeli occupation in the city.
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Ms. Mahfouz traverses locations, as well as epochs past and future, to chronicle the saga of Britain's engagement in the Middle East alongside the author's personal account of her flirtation with a career as a spy.
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The honesty and clarity with which Mehra lays out how the family traverses and makes decisions around race, gender, and social structures is so refreshing to read, even if you have no interest in parenthood yourself.
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As Mr. Bloomberg traverses the country as a presidential candidate, he is drawing on a vast network of city leaders whom he has funded as a philanthropist or advised as an elder statesman of municipal politics.
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A few clues soon lead Eve to her suspect, Villanelle (Jodie Comer), a formidable assassin who traverses the globe assigned to take down one hopeless victim at a time, all while Eve studies her every move.
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The video transports the viewer to a new world full of color, in which a fiery-haired protagonist traverses through a mysterious great hall, free climbs a treacherous mountain face, and ultimately transforms into a shooting star.
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Mr. Yates's cast brings together a welcome mixture of ethnicities and accents, as seems appropriate to a story that traverses multiple locales, while keeping at least one foot grounded in the otherworldly realm of the fairy tale.
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Light traverses the darkness and quietude of space for billions of miles before being collected in the lenses of our telescopes, and while we may have waited millennia to view these mysteries, the photos are certainly worthwhile.
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"There is a very thin line between national security and economic protectionism and the use of an executive order to block this merger traverses this line very delicately," said Venky Ganesan, an investing partner at Menlo Ventures.
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One charm of a film that traverses Middle American landscapes bicoastalists never lay eyes on is that the misfit kids it follows around peddle not drugs but magazines, doing only incidental damage as they lie and steal.
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With nine Democrats and eight Republicans, the panel traverses the philosophical spectrum: Representative Barbara Lee, Democrat of California, is an ardent liberal critic of Mr. Trump's immigration policies, as is Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois.
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It was revealed to have bugged the Timor-Leste government in 2004 during negotiations on how to demarcate the two countries' maritime border, which traverses oil-and-gas fields that have been the young country's economic lifeline.
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Clad in a variety of different unique outfits (including what looks to be a diving helmet), Styles traverses the muddy roads of Eroda all by his lonesome until he meets a peculiar fish with a similar problem.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the poem "Ode to Meaning" by Robert Pinsky, the speaker traverses the sundry terrains in which meaning might be found and sifts through the many guises it might take on.
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A car drives into a collection point located on the surface, after which it is taken underground via an elevator and moved to its desired destination using a sled on wheels that traverses a network of underground tunnels.
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If you're the type of weekend warrior who traverses the flea markets with little luck, this might just make your day: Henderson is sharing her loot with the rest of the world in an exclusive sale on Chairish.
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In the sweet snapshot, West appears to give his son a guiding hand as the family traverses together in front of a background of picturesque mountains in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where West is currently working on new music.
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Warm winters and light snowpack have beleaguered the race in recent years, and although the Alaskan winter has been warmer than average this season, snow conditions were tolerable—meaning that mushers were spared long traverses over barren ground.
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Dean traverses the intellectual landscape of the 20th century at an easy gallop — the boozy cocktail parties; the plotting of editors in their offices; the literary and political trench wars, aggressive essays thrown across the breach like grenades.
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Two hours' worth of descents, taxi transfers, lifts and traverses later, we arrived to watch Mikaela crush the Super G. The group spent its final night in the town of San Cassiano to catch early morning flights home.
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The corridor traverses Gilgit Baltistan — a region under Pakistani administration but claimed by India — and links China's violence-prone Xinjiang state with Pakistan's insurgency-torn Balochistan province, where a Chinese workers' shelter was attacked in October by unidentified men.
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Systems with three traverses—also called T3-systems—are capable of learning from mistakes and storing their past experiences in an abstract form, which can be used in a more efficient and adaptive way than in two-traversal systems.
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Poor "Summer," with its set's reliance on cold electronic screens, never viscerally evokes the eras it traverses, and its dialogue is so artificial that not even LaChanze, as the eldest of its three Donnas, can make it seem otherwise.
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The film adapts Michel Faber's novel about an alien who takes the form of a human woman (Scarlett Johansson) and traverses the Scottish countryside, luring unsuspecting men into a den where she feeds them to… some other, far worse creature.
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Mr. Darnell insists it is not an autobiography, but there are parallels: On the 1981 Kid Creole album "Fresh Fruit in Foreign Places," the singer traverses the Caribbean to find his beloved Mimi while the songs dip into multiple Caribbean styles.
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The Vasari Corridor begins inside the Uffizi, once the Medici seat of government, in an area damaged by a Mafia bomb in 433, and traverses the Arno River via the top floor of the Ponte Vecchio, Florence's famed 1345 bridge.
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Born in Birmingham, England, and classically trained, the singer-songwriter Laura Mvula is a virtuosic talent: Her widely acclaimed album "The Dreaming Room," released last year, traverses jazz, soul, orchestral pop, funk and dance music in just over half an hour.
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As he traverses the eastern part of the first state to cast votes in the Democratic primary, Biden is largely ignoring Democratic competitors — even those polling ahead of him in Iowa — in favor of pitching his ability to defeat Trump.
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The works are titled "Silent Secret Waterfalls" and are all seven feet high and as wide as 1992 feet, part of an ongoing series that goes back 2215 years and traverses the artist's engagement with abstract expressionism and Eastern philosophy.
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Not surprisingly, writer-director Jill Culton ("Open Season") weaves in a conservationist message -- about the wisdom of leaving exotic animals in their natural habitats -- and a fairly lovely travelogue of China as the quartet traverses the distance from metropolis to wilderness.
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In "Me and Dex," a nude woman in seeming ecstasy sits next to a statuesque peacock on a modern workspace surrounded by floral drapes, a heady combination that traverses the line between contemporary and archaic and ends up in the purgatory of time.
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Over the past seven years, artist Serkan Taycan has been walking in the western outskirts of Istanbul, documenting a nearly 40-mile route between the Black Sea and the Marmara Sea that traverses landscapes few locals, and even fewer visitors, ever see.
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Ikea is launching season 4 of Home Tour, a series in which a squad of five design experts traverses the United States to help Americans inject a bit of Scandinavian-chic into their living spaces — or at least become a little more organized.
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If a gravitational wave from a distant galaxy traverses the detectors at both locations roughly simultaneously, then at each location, the length of one arm would get smaller, while the length of the other arm would get longer, alternating back and forth.
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Bronx-born artist Jasmine Infiniti's set traverses an energetic range of ballroom, dembow, and more amorphous club beats, while the San Jose-based producer Turbo Sonidero explores his "Tumbia" in his mix, which blends American hip-hop with reggaeton and cumbia sonidera.
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Seriality traverses art history, from high modern iterations such as Barnett Newman's The Stations of the Cross: lema sabachthani (1958–66) to the Minimalist rejection of embellishment and illusion and on to the postmodern appropriation of mass media as a form of critique.
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Every time she appears on screen, Lyonne's sheer force of personality lights the whole thing up: The entire endeavor rests on her shoulders, and she magically makes carrying that weight seem effortless, even as she traverses difficult emotions and heavy existential realizations.
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Unless you are flying a fighter jet, you won't be able to follow the shadow, which will be traveling at almost 3,000 miles per hour when it enters the US and then slow to nearly 1,500 mph when it traverses South Carolina.
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The more fastidious and reliable the ultra-black, the more broadly useful it will prove to be — in solar power generators, radiometers, industrial baffles and telescopes primed to detect the faintest light fluxes as a distant planet traverses the face of its star.
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Following her recent contribution to Discwoman and Allergy Season's Physically Sick protest compilation, the mix traverses a low-swung range of breakbeat and house experiments, impressively touching on an array of rhythm patterns and moods without losing a sense of underlying consistency.
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First-time actor Sasha Lane plays Star, a self-reliant but naive teenager who falls in with a crowd of rowdy youths; the group — overseen by a rattail-wearing Shia LaBeouf — traverses the country in a van, selling magazine subscriptions to unsuspecting marks.
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Between the more ominous second duet ("Come Out") and the buoyant finale ("Clapping Music"), Ms. Ratsifandrihana offered a ravishing rendition of "Violin Phase," which traverses the circumference, radiuses and diameters of a circle, while also exploring circles and spirals in the body.
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Pop & Rock Born in Birmingham, England, and classically trained, the singer-songwriter Laura Mvula is a virtuosic talent: Her widely acclaimed album "The Dreaming Room," released last year, traverses jazz, soul, orchestral pop, funk and dance music in just over half an hour.
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In the mid-nineties, Deakin took inspiration from the protagonist of John Cheever's short story "The Swimmer"—who traverses his suburban neighborhood pool by pool—and made an aquatic journey around England, Wales, and Scotland, bathing in seas, rivers, ponds, and lakes.
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While Geralt traverses him home of The Continent fighting monsters and brooding, we also follow the stories of Ciri (Freya Allan), a princess whose kingdom is conquered by a rival nation, and Yennefer (Anya Chalotra), a peasant who becomes a powerful witch.
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In "Mountain Climbers (Apple)" (2011), a tiny winter hiker traverses a snowy trail somewhere far out in the wilderness, while a massive red apple, as in the biggest apple ever, an apple as big as a towering mountain, looms above the trail.
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But as much as Pablo is rooted in Kanye in confession, "revealing the layers to my soul," as he deadpans on "FML," it's also about recognizing dark thoughts and processes and transcending them as best he can in the existing systems he traverses.
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Equal parts biography and cultural history, The Inkblots traverses Rorschach's short and undramatic life in Switzerland, Russia, and Germany, and his inkblots' far longer and more interesting afterlife in the United States, where they came to play a crucial role in postwar organizational psychology.
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The observatory's AIA 304 channel, for instance, shows the Sun as a deep scarlet inferno pockmarked with flares and cool dark spots, while the HMI Intensitygram displays the full solar disk at 6,173 angstroms—perfect for highlighting Mercury's stark silhouette as it traverses the star.
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David believes the constant bombardment of messages with racial undertone—rather that be accusations of Black women "hating" on a white woman who casually traverses Black spaces or Black people being too "sensitive"—can cause racism to go from an external problem, to internal.
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Upon departure, the Amtrak train traverses immediately through the land of coal and steel as it passes the iconic Edgar Thompson Plant in Braddock, the remains of industrial McKeesport, once the third most populous city in the state, and past dozens of sleepy river towns.
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Objects you encounter stand out through geometry and color rather than detail, and the fields, forests, and other outdoor area that Link traverses are the sort of broad, sprawling landscapes that many of us dreamed of running and rolling around in freely as kids.
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Opening with "Her Blood," a story about a grisly miscarriage, and closing with "Rag," an experimental fable about a dreadfully intimate murder, Meijer traverses an impressive range of emotional, psychological and physical traumas, with a near-total investment in sketching atrocity rather than deciphering it.
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Mr. Onfray's "Decadence" begins with early Christian history, traverses the French Revolution, then sweeps in the Holocaust, the fall of the Berlin Wall and the 1989 fatwa against Salman Rushdie, which Mr. Onfray says prefigured the 2015 attacks at the French satirical journal Charlie Hebdo.
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The contest between two members of Congress — the low-key Mr. Van Hollen, who trumpets his legislative résumé, and Representative Donna Edwards, a onetime community activist and African-American single mother — has exposed deep fissures among Democrats as it traverses thorny issues of gender, race and class.
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You'd be hard-pressed to name a movie scene this year that draws more shivers and gasps that the sequence in "The Aeronauts" in which Felicity Jones — playing an intrepid balloonist, or aeronaut — traverses the side of a hot-air balloon floating 35,000 feet above the Earth.
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In Artificial Respiration (1980), Ricardo Piglia once imagined an encounter between the Jewish writer Franz Kafka and the failed painter Adolf Hilter; in El Affair Skeffington (1992), María Moreno invented Dolly, an American who traverses the French rive gauche of the 1920s and attends parties with Gertrude Stein.
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The series has two, overarching constants: The Guy, portrayed by co-creator Ben Sinclair (co-creator Katja Blichfield has appeared in two episodes), a kind, happy-go-lucky weed dealer who traverses the five boroughs on his bike; and subtle, patient depictions of beautifully mundane occurrences (like this one).
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It follows an imaginary tennis match between the Italian artist Caravaggio and 17-century Spanish poet Fernando de Quevedo, played with a ball made of Anne Boleyn's hair; traverses continents to visit with the Aztecs; and brings in the writer himself for cameo appearances in today's New York City.
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While the exact route has not been finalized, Ms. Glen said, planners have determined that the Pulaski Bridge, between Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and Long Island City, Queens, and the bridge that traverses the Gowanus Canal at Hamilton Avenue near Red Hook, Brooklyn, may not be able to accommodate streetcars.
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As Guli traverses the globe by foot (and the occasional plane), she's putting the spotlight on areas with water shortages like Perth, in her home country of Australia, the Mekong River in Southeast Asia and areas in the United States, like the Northern Great Plains in California and Nevada.
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As she traverses mountains, cities, suburban towns and never-ending rural roads — beautifully depicted scenes that show the breadth of America — she's supported in her quest by family members like Grandpa Ed, who follows her in his trailer and cooks her eggplant parmigiana and grumpily feeds her soul.
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The show MANIC / LOVE traverses the artist's trajectory from a cheeky but technically humble body of work to a similarly cheeky, yet quite sophisticated apparatus, overlapping a wide range of references from popular culture, while alluding to the self-contained sexuality and violence in an ever-contradictory society.
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As for my dad, he believes his best news source is folks on the ground — his fellow construction workers on job sites, locals in line at gas stations and, as he traverses the Midwest and South for the next job, cashiers he chats up at the grocery store.
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