So this was exciting because it was territory unexplored by me, and unexplored by women generally—there aren't many women directors in porn, it's a totally misogynistic world.
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Kleberg will likely keep trespassing to find more unexplored terrain.
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The tension between those two ideas is left completely unexplored.
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Personally, I want to keep that land an unexplored one.
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Playing Unexplored, you are constantly asking questions of its levels.
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The world's most extensive unexplored place is undoubtedly the seabed.
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The deep ocean is the Earth's last great unexplored frontier.
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His inner life is a territory the film leaves unexplored.
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But nominees of late have shared perspectives often unexplored anywhere else.
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The game is definitely tapping into something unexplored in this space.
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What specific environmental factors cause changes in intelligence remains relatively unexplored.
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The emoluments clause is largely unexplored legal territory, the judge noted.
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I feel myself looking into unexplored corners of my dumb heart.
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That's a major, vexing topic in the state, though hardly unexplored.
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"It is still an outside borough, a little bit unexplored," he said.
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So, we're here to delve into the weird, unexplored corners of Netflix.
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The other factories will have to go unexplored, at least until tomorrow.
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Here Be Dragons is a term for describing dangerous or unexplored areas.
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Cybersecurity threats, however, represent a largely unexplored field for the automotive industry.
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Sonatrach estimates some two-thirds of Algeria's territory remains underexplored or unexplored.
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It's nice, however, to see Samsung taking the plunge into unexplored waters.
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And to create the type of porn I made was completely unexplored.
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But Rauschenberg's work with Twombly remains the most unexplored of his partnerships.
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Going to these unexplored poles means scientists will probably learn something new.
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You could also try improv, to give voice to any unexplored feelings.
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The deep sea is still a largely unexplored realm, with untold secrets.
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Antarctica is a continent that's mostly uninhabited and filled with unexplored areas.
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JR: That you can go back and there's so much that's unexplored.
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One unexplored avenue of the Fox show is as a star-making venue.
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Unexplored generates its dungeons in a way that I have never seen before.
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Even in a year with so many incredible games, Unexplored is a gem.
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Yes, there were so many questions left unexplored: What's going on with Audrey?
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A surprising large portion of our planet is underwater, extraordinary and largely unexplored.
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"Really, there are large chunks of the world that are unexplored," said Petraglia.
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As at the Met, the musicians delved into territory that went unexplored onstage.
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But the focus on code has left a potentially bigger opportunity largely unexplored.
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Facebook dodged a major bullet because this entire line of questioning was left unexplored.
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This desire to confront his unexplored shortcomings seeps into the album's musicality as well.
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Apparently, the Brown/Disick/Kardashian connection has one unexplored link: Brown's ex Karrueche Tran.
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In an interview with Unexplored City, the artist describes it as an expensive procedure.
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He is now considering simpler truths in a heretofore-unexplored register: wonder and amazement.
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But Sagittarius, is it like you to be afraid of adventure, of the unexplored?
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Buzzfeed reported on, but left unexplored, the fact that these students are theater-trained.
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But the shale formation, which is about the size of Belgium, remains largely unexplored.
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I've been moved clear across the room, to an unexplored region by the elevator.
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"It's unique to anything we've ever observed, but space is still very much unexplored."
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The real drawback with "20 Years Later," though, is all the avenues left unexplored.
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Compared to other areas of the tech world, women's health tech is unexplored territory.
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The film fails to raise interesting new questions or delve deeply into unexplored territory.
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Like the Maison de Verre, their imperfections indicate unexplored possibilities, taken up by others.
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This is not a new or unexplored possibility, even among Republicans at one time.
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Or they can take you to otherwise, perhaps understandably, unexplored territory, as at MaxMara.
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But since then, scientists haven't gotten a good look at these relatively unexplored planets.
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Marine scientists know that profoundly weird life lives in the planet's largely unexplored seas.
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Yet Cheer taps into the often-unexplored desire to impress and please your supervisor.
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"It seems like there is a gap there that is unexplored," Mr. Franken said.
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Yet our Sun remains one of the most unexplored bodies in the solar system.
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Yet Vivo is proving there's still plenty of unexplored territory that can make smartphones exciting.
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The historical thriller is thus drawn to the unexplored interstices, the dank crevices of history.
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For years, Siachen remained a vast, unexplored, and icy void along the Indo-Pakistani border.
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No part of the globe is more unexplored than the depths of the great oceans.
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Combat in Unexplored is frantic and busy, all thrown knives and explosions of particle effects.
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It is when I descend to the third level that Unexplored finally reveals its hand.
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And conspiracy theories aside, it left any number of badly needed reforms untested, unexplored, unvoiced.
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A legal case would chart unexplored waters when it comes to cord-cutting, Lau said.
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But many aspects of athletic performance and the reproductive cycle remain almost completely unexplored scientifically.
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It's trendy, gossipy, fast-paced conversational fun, and occasionally frustrating for the tangents left unexplored.
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Love Island fans are well aware that in the Villa, no drama is left unexplored.
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This means that many compelling new ideas and approaches proposed by researchers are left unexplored.
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Then there was the unsolved murder of Noura's father, which also went unexplored at trial.
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Looking for drugs, he goes through the most unexplored pockets, and finds some rolling papers.
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And we should definitely consider the unexplored ethical implications of partially reviving a dead animal.
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Emojis provide a rich and unexplored prism for understanding the evolution of language and culture.
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Thus, the autonomic nervous system may be an unexplored contributor to how sleep can boost memory.
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Both spacecraft launched in 20300, and have steadily ventured into unexplored areas of space since then.
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"We see it as the unexplored risk that we need to try to quantify," Ludgin said.
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By contrast, hacktivism — the intersection of hacking and social activism — has gone relatively unexplored in gaming.
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" Tomaž Štolfa says there is "unexplored potential in blending conversational interfaces with rich graphical UI elements.
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Let us propose a more mysterious, completely unexplored region: the core and mantle of the earth.
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Whether and how the United States ends, or substantially reduces, its military role remains unexplored territory.
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The companies also agreed to spin out Karnalyte's secondary mineral assets and unexplored lands, Karnalyte said.
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An obscurely named entry, discovered after days of searching, offered up an unexplored trove of material.
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But the Gulf result indicates limited interest even in already-developed areas, never mind unexplored coasts.
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The interiority of black handmaids remains hopelessly unexplored, but the series has time to course-correct.
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Still largely unexplored, the Philippines' mining sector contributes less than 1 percent to the overall economy.
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Plenty of the ocean remains unexplored, even though it's a huge trove of potentially valuable information.
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The 10-km Tham Luang complex in Chiang Rai is relatively unexplored and includes narrow, dark passages.
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By the end of the evening, no corner of any song she had chosen was left unexplored.
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We are to make our way through an unexplored wooded part of the camp to a bonfire.
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Dollars aside, there are unexplored short- and long-term consequences of sudden fame for still-developing kids.
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AR, at least for Time Warner (the franchise's parent company), is an unexplored frontier ripe for commodification.
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While referenced in a few Legends novels, the early years of the Empire remain largely unexplored territory.
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Both probes are landmark missions that continue the journey of exploration in unexplored territory, the agency said.
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This is something that is unexplored that we are basically making up the rules as we go.
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But it's the process behind creating neon art that initially drew her to the relatively unexplored medium.
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Experimental but with consideration for his audience, he walks a fine line between familiarity and the unexplored.
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"A lot of this is unexplored territory," said Melissa Henson, program director for the Parents Television Council.
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"There is probably a whole universe of unexplored drug targets in the cancer cell," Dr. Sheltzer said.
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This regret — so far largely unexplored in the films — may be the fuel for the story now.
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The ocean covers more than two-thirds of our planet, and there's so much of it left unexplored.
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But we can look at all the still-unexplored branches of the tree of life here on Earth.
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"The whole fantasy is that there is this vast, unexplored potential for law enforcement in Mexico," he said.
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The study may also spur more research into fluorescence on land, a largely unexplored area within visual ecology.
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"But there are still unexplored areas - some in cyberspace but vastly more in the physical world," Kitano said.
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But with season 6, coming April 63 in the United States, the TV series ventures into unexplored territory.
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The show is significant because it's tackling relatively unexplored material: the chaebols, or rich heirs, of South Korea.
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Unexplored ocean floor It's not just shipwreck parts and pieces and pings searchers in the area have found.
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Yet, in the entire 62 episode breadth of teen sitcom Kenan & Kel, this specific situation goes, lamentably, unexplored.
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The project is aimed at increasing awareness of ocean life and previously unexplored ocean terrain around the world.
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Los Angeles appears on countless rolls of photographic film, but the terrain Mr. Hernandez travels is largely unexplored.
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Much of the mineral-rich South Asian nation remains unexplored despite gas discoveries dating back to the 22018s.
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As a sufferer of anxiety and depression, topped off by moderate sleep apnea, this wasn't exactly unexplored territory.
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The ocean covers nearly three-quarters of the Earth's surface yet more than 80% of it remains unexplored.
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The unexplored world that Hollinghurst had set out to chronicle was itself being radically transformed before his eyes.
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As it is, too much remains unclear about important relationships in the piece, and too many motivations unexplored.
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Without the necessary support, too many innovators will give up, and too many brilliant ideas will remain unexplored.
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The narrator's heart-pond is destined to remain terminally neglected, its depths unexplored, its most precious resources unconsumed.
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The process of becoming a mother, which anthropologists call "matrescence," has been largely unexplored in the medical community.
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Some areas of the world are still pretty much unexplored by humans or have simply been long-forgotten.
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And the mission was targeted to land on the far side of the moon, a largely unexplored region.
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ZTF could lead to telescopes that can investigate the possibility of the unexplored space close to the sun.
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New Horizons gave us our first taste of the science we can expect from this virtually unexplored region.
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Her relationship to her artwork, however, has evolved through the years, consistently paving the way for new, unexplored terrain.
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During the brief experience of filming this documentary however, I got the impression that Deaf culture remains generally unexplored.
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What better moment than right now to take a flashlight and see what beauty lies in the unexplored corners?
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A strong agreement, rapidly concluded, can help safeguard the as-yet unexplored treasure trove of life in the deep.
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Beyond that change in context, there are also so many unexplored corners of Instagram that go unnoticed and underappreciated.
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The gap between Saturn and its rings is no longer unexplored space – and we're going back 21 times. #GrandFinale!
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Space may be called the "final frontier" but what about unexplored areas that are on our very own Earth?
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On a personal and scientific level, processing the findings of the unexplored forest will take months, if not years.
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They differ from Norway's other licensing rounds, which are held more rarely and offer blocks in unexplored, frontier regions.
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If money becomes programmable, the possibilities for what can be built on top of money are endless and unexplored.
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The challenge in making engaging and well-balanced political art is probably why the intersection remains unexplored, she says.
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Unexplored risk factors could also explain why the other two Apollo astronauts died of cardiovascular disease, Dr. Buckey said.
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This type of imagery was indicative of manifest destiny and the promise of unexplored land during the 19th century.
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It remained largely unexplored until it was discovered by the international agencies after they were kicked out of India.
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Getty is making lemonade out of lemons in prison and Sam and Judy are finding new and unexplored passions.
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These lawmakers are considering issuing their own report detailing what they view as the unexplored parts of the inquiry.
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With subpoena power, he could chip away at those leads, compelling new testimony from witnesses that Republicans left unexplored.
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Much of this zone remains unexplored: It is often skipped by scientists on their way to the ocean bottom.
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He delighted in eliciting the 'wrong' response in his audiences: embarrassment (which he called the 'unexplored emotion') and discomfort.
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The spirit of "Hustlers" is so insistently affirmative and celebratory that all kinds of interesting matters are left unexplored.
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Scientists are pushing space agencies around the world to send dedicated missions to the small, relatively unexplored planet Mercury.
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Left largely unexplored is the effect Trump that the president's travel and diplomatic discussions have on his foreign properties.
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Djokovic, the men's world No. 1, has a reputation for leaving few routes unexplored to gain a competitive edge.
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When we're willing to view things from an unexplored vantage point, we just might discover a new mode of being.
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Early in the game the Slate reveals The Great Plateau in its entirety, rather than obscuring unexplored regions in darkness.
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It's part of the DC world, but a relatively unexplored part that gave us a bit of a blank canvas.
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The article states that those in charge aren't detailing the plans further, but that it's an unexplored field of study.
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At last week's film premiere, producer Eric Newman said there's "enough material unexplored within the world" to warrant visiting again.
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For all his openness, at the end of the movie, we still feel that whatever makes McKagan tick remains unexplored.
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When I first started playing Unexplored, I knew immediately that it would be one of my favorites of the year.
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Sosnick was looking for skincare products and realized there was an unexplored niche in the cosmetics industry for men's skincare.
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Given the scale of China's unexplored inland, Liming's evolution under Dobie might suggest a coming boom in new climbing areas.
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Several of them believed that our planet still holds its own unexplored mysteries, and lessons for venturing beyond Earth's orbit.
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Dr. Stern and Dr. McKee said they immediately saw an opportunity to make a contribution in the relatively unexplored area.
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Plus, his drawings are an opportunity to explore and showcase values and the "deeper unexplored emotions" of humanity in general.
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Illustrating this point, seismic oil and gas testing in the unexplored Atlantic Ocean is undergoing review now, prior to leasing.
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In fact, the societal norms around grieving cyber relationships is still relatively new, and to this day, remains largely unexplored.
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At the same time, the novel's quieter, more nuanced elements, such as Conrad's grief at Sammy's passing, go largely unexplored.
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Companies have also expressed a desire for longer leases to more effectively drill in unexplored areas further from the coasts.
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Most of what can be learned about Madison's racial attitudes is found in letters of his that remain largely unexplored.
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It has been invented many times independently" for seeds and for moving organisms, she said, but it is "quite unexplored.
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But he said his technology could ultimately be used to identify larger fault lines in unexplored areas like offshore Taiwan.
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The Chinese have ambitions to land a spacecraft on the moon's unexplored far side by the end of the year.
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How have fan theories about our favorite show become so dull when there are still so many avenues left unexplored?
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The Southern Namib, part of the Namib Desert, is one of the driest places on Earth and is largely unexplored.
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In these rooms, the empire is still swaggering, its colonial consequences left unexplored in favor of a pan-historical Xanadu.
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Lack of economic resources have kept La Mosquitia as one of the few remaining largely archaeologically unexplored places on earth.
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It had all the weapons, it had all the locations, it had all the interesting events … and it was unexplored.
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Despite the fact that it's the largest habitat on the planet, the deep sea is still largely unexplored by scientists.
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India's Chandrayaan-2 rover, launched in July, was on its way to the moon's south pole, unexplored by any other nation.
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Algorithms can be biased, machine learning systems require endless refinement, and the hardest and most important problems are still largely unexplored.
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It was a huge wasted opportunity, one that left the foreign policy cleavages in the party unexplored and unexplained for viewers.
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Predictive analytics is used to detect fraud and stop cyberattacks, but it's largely an unexplored frontier for most consumer-facing businesses.
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"The work represents some unexplored aesthetic ideas in context of contemporary art and math (number theory)," Tarkhanov tells The Creators Project.
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That would not be shocking for Murphy, and the lonely farmhouse is an unexplored horror genre for the show thus far.
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Early in a platform's lifecycle — during the "frontier" stage — there are unexplored opportunities that can be exploited via one-off hacks.
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Portrayed only as an omnipresent, villainous specter in the first game, fruitful and unexplored ground remained in telling his origin story.
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Beyoncé spends the second half of the film there, examining her wounds in the often unexplored space between stumble and triumph.
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As you were tackling this largely unexplored territory, was it a challenge to steer clear of finger-wagging, and conversely, glorification?
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They said the F.B.I., at the White House's direction, had left key witnesses off the interview list and left leads unexplored.
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There's plenty that's unexplored about how much we really care about giving away our personal information in exchange for free services.
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Vladimir Nabokov gave me a taste for endnotes and butterflies (though some of his other obsessions might be better left unexplored).
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"Women are much richer in their problems, unexplored areas and feelings," he explained in an interview with The Times in 1981.
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Vast, dark and largely unexplored, these overlooked parts of the oceans are rich in marine life, gems, metals, minerals and oil.
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Studios show witnessing a public suicide can be traumatic; Payton is certainly suffering from PTSD that is unexplored in the show.
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While every other planet in our solar system has been poked and prodded by multiple spacecraft, these two remain largely unexplored.
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One detail is conveniently unexplored: Laura socializes with Jordi outside of work, but we never learn what he's like in civilian life.
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And imagine a never-ending process of experimentation, learning and undoing, resisting and building in the unexplored terrain of an historic rupture.
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But even so, rovers still roam the surface of the world on humanity's behalf, making their solitary treks along previously unexplored paths.
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You will venture to mysterious, unexplored worlds of our solar system to discover an arsenal of weapons and devastating new combat abilities.
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Swapping to a light-based control system is relatively unexplored, with plenty of questions: How do you send light to each transistor?
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The ecology of the indoor biome is relatively unexplored, yet recent work has revealed that it harbours more biodiversity than previously recognized.
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Cassini will pass this unexplored ring edge a total of 20 times, at a distance of less than 5,000 miles (8,000 kilometers).
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The cenotes of Yucatán, still mostly unexplored, have galvanized some of the best cave divers to prowl through these nightmarish subterranean labyrinths.
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Scientists from the British-led Nekton Mission plan to survey wildlife and gauge the effects of climate change in the unexplored area.
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In Story of Your Life, the eventual rift between Louise and Ian is left unexplored, but the plot is largely the same.
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But YouTube's new tool goes beyond just sampling products — it opens the door for unexplored sponsorship opportunities for brands and influencers alike.
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Details of this tension are left largely unexplored; it is difficult to not think an opportunity for greater depth has been missed.
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A massive survey of tramp art at the Museum of International Folk Art delves into the unexplored history of astonishingly elaborate creations.
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Advances in sonar and lasers allow scientists to better map the ocean floor, the details of which are largely unknown and unexplored.
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Twitter, cable TV and lots and lots of ambitious politicians ensure that no strategy gets left unexplored, no thought gets left unvoiced.
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It catapulted to previously unexplored levels with the election of President Trump and kept moving higher, the monthly Philadelphia Fed index shows.
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But as "The Handmaid's Tale" nears the end of its first season, I've become more intrigued by the horror that remains unexplored.
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The Mandalorian takes place shortly after Return of the Jedi, in a time and place that has largely been unexplored on screen.
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Again and again, she was unapologetic about that fact, deliberate in proving that our stories are rich and deep and largely unexplored.
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From there, the interactivity consisted of doubling back to see which unexplored pockets make the story fuller — and honestly, make it better.
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For many candidates, this is still unexplored, inconclusive territory: Upload videos of rowdy rallies or photos of relatable activities, like getting a haircut?
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Without knowing them personally, no one can tell how much of that is performance; what aspects of themselves are exaggerated or left unexplored.
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And some of the biggest opportunities exist in an investment category that was largely unexplored by the first wave of clean tech investors.
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"We believe Mexico is one of the last major opportunities to access material oil assets in unexplored or under-explored areas," he said.
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But mostly they were games that delivered on feelings of exploration (as in Minecraft or Unexplored) or skillful mastery (like Spelunky, Invisible, Inc.
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The potential use of bitcoin in previously unexplored industries, like the art market, is unprecedented, said Kenrick Drijkoningen, the founding partner of Lunex.
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Things left unexplored: A news cycle on steroids meant that some potentially disquieting things about Gorsuch were barely a blip on the radar.
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"It's a totally unexplored area, because researchers have been stopped by the DEA, due to the way the agency classifies marijuana," Schubert said.
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Eastern Serbia is full of unexplored caves, and in the past, Vlach women would gather at a cave entrance three times a year.
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"We have the potential, but we're an unexplored country in terms of copper," said agency president Silvana Habib in an interview on Thursday.
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Also, we previously published a paper showing how the weight of cutlery affects enjoyment of food but it's a field that's largely unexplored.
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For example, recent TV content promotes the idea of family, community and the use of technology for patriotism — concepts unexplored in older movies.
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"One thing that stuck with me since that trip is how much of China, back then and still today, is unexplored," he said.
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Given some arbitrary unexplored graph, it's just plain difficult to know the most efficient way to visit all of the nodes and links.
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Advances in the design of wet suits have opened some of the most frigid reaches of the world to surfers seeking unexplored waves.
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Around the world, scientists are closely watching to see if India can land safely at an unexplored region near the moon's South Pole.
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But they tell only a part of the story, while leaving an at least equally crucial dimension unstated, unexplored and woefully under-analyzed.
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From that vantagepoint, Vourlidas and his colleagues used Parker's Widefield Imager for Solar Probe (WISPR) instrument to take pictures of this unexplored region.
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Its Southern Namib region is described by the World Wildlife Fund as being largely unexplored, though it's believed to not have much vegetation.
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This moment is emblematic of the biggest issue with Game of Thrones' handling of Dorne: It's almost completely unexplored both geographically and culturally.
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Using a mix of remote-operated submersibles (ROVs), and shore-based instruments, the team brought back stunning images of these previously unexplored areas.
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You don't even need to be paying attention for it to swoop beneath you and elevate your mood and soul into realms hitherto unexplored.
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In the end, MORE&MORE (the invisible oceans) feels unfinished, as if Zurkow has left the depths of this ocean of shipping data unexplored.
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The series, which wrapped up on April 19, spans only six issues but gives the Guardians franchise's central hero an unexplored depth and ache.
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First, to receive lunar samples in 2017, then a return trip the following year to land on the unexplored far side of the moon.
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Greece has a number of smaller concessions mainly off its western coast, but the Crete concessions represent 40,000 square kilometres of territory virtually unexplored.
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This has happened with extraordinary suddenness, in historical terms; by the same accounting, it has also happened quite recently, and so remains largely unexplored.
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The others all end with the demise of their main characters — unexplored deaths that reach for gravitas, but only grab it by the toe.
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But one aspect of all this remains relatively unexplored: How does President Trump himself feel about his former employees cashing in under his name?
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As the lead test pilot, Stucky was expected to navigate unexplored aerodynamic realms, so that the engineers could define the spaceship's capabilities and limits.
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Cal doesn't have his own ship, so you'll spend your time mapping out the planets on foot and finding ways to reach unexplored areas.
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Big things come from small beginnings, and in the most unexplored corner of the planet, the discovery of even a single microbe is huge.
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Dr. Elmore and her colleague, Myra Luna-Lucero, a researcher at Columbia Teachers College, set out to study whether these metaphors carry unexplored implications.
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If the path to cellular restoration really did lie in the perfusion of a whole brain, his experiment would be entering entirely unexplored territory.
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Another cache — including some 7503,000 pages of private journals — remained at his home in rural Connecticut, unexplored by anyone outside the intimate Miller circle.
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We know all of this because MacLean found documentation of Buchanan's plans — including correspondence, meeting minutes and personal papers — in his previously unexplored archives.
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As the huge size of the unexplored territory became apparent to me, a projected single-volume history of the war turned into a trilogy.
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"Glacier ice harbors diverse microbes, yet the associated viruses and their impacts on ice microbiomes have been unexplored," the authors wrote in the paper.
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It was a big deal at the time, but relatively unexplored on a personal level, in national news anyway from what I had seen.
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The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) will attempt to land the Vikram probe on the Moon's near side in the unexplored south polar region.
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In this way, Mariner 10's enduring legacy is not just about reaching unexplored vistas, but also leaving a roadmap for adventurers to follow.
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Greece has a number of smaller concessions mainly off its western coast, but the Crete concessions represent 40,000 square kilometers of territory virtually unexplored.
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The new species of frog was discovered at Cordillera del Cóndor, a sub-Andean mountain chain in a largely unexplored region of Ecuador's eastern Andes.
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With over 95 percent of the world's oceans remaining unexplored, David says underwater drones like this are the future to scientific research and serious exploration.
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In 2015, the documentary Hot Girls Wanted took a close look at a growing, though largely unexplored, section of the adult film industry: "amateur" porn.
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Still largely unexplored, the Philippines is the world's top nickel ore supplier, but the mining sector contributes less than 1 percent to the overall economy.
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Much of Angola remains unexplored, not least because the former Portuguese colony was embroiled in a civil war from its birth in 1975 until 2002.
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Yet problems stemming from the risky nature of this addiction medication itself—particularly for those pressured to take it—have so far gone largely unexplored.
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For a massive, unexplored area such as the Arctic Refuge, for example, seismic testing is a necessary, foundational element for its oil and gas program.
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But what elevates Unexplored is how, using "cyclical" generation, it builds levels that you sweep through in daring arcs instead of tiny jabs of inquiry.
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Before the TV and internet, books were a prime way to learn about the unexplored places a walk, drive, or plane ride away from us.
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One of the greatest unexplored areas in fashion is the disability space, whether we are talking about a long-term condition or a broken wrist.
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It is still unexplored terrain compared with the tourist-trodden Île Saint-Louis (about the same size) and Île de la Cité (twice as big).
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A biography and a novel, paired with a forthcoming television series, will sift through the standard lore, seeking the unexplored life of this iconic woman.
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"How the menstrual cycle can affect training is in general an unexplored research area," says Lisbeth Wikström-Frisén, the author of the Umeå University study.
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Mr. Zimmerman, a materials scientist, started to look at a relatively unexplored area of research — the electrolyte, which is generally what catches fire in batteries.
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Yet there's quite a bit left unexplored; after the start, the director rarely returns to examine Amit's past or seek insights into Amit's inner self.
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Traveling to famous archaeological sites and unexplored yet now-desecrated necropolises, the team met with archaeologists and looters to unravel the market behind this trend.
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To the Editor: The proposition that other physical features of the planet remain unexplored despite being on a map can be expanded to include biodiversity everywhere.
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Whether there can be "meaningful" human value found at all on a site designed to be maximally addictive, at least in this earnings report, remains unexplored.
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VICE Australia caught up with him to learn more about the series and discuss what it was like to document this unexplored side of rural Australia.
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The author of the classic cyberpunk novel, Snow Crash, and, most recently, Seveneves, Stephenson has long been a voyager in lands unexplored by the common mind.
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"I've always been fascinated with [female friendships] as an unexplored counterpart to the romantic relationships we see in movies," the director and co-writer told Refinery29.
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There are also a whole bunch of new or relatively unexplored pain-related channels, like cannabinoid receptors, that may be targeted by new classes of pharmaceuticals.
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It sounds like you're moving into a part of the EV market that is relatively unexplored right now, which seems like a very good business proposition.
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Narratively, it allows for something so striking that the first time I encountered it, I thought it was coincidence: Unexplored can create dungeons filled with foreshadowing.
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The demo only allows you to explore the fate of a handful of people, but it leaves you with a clear impression of dark, unexplored depths.
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While many reviewers have noted the irony that innocent tickling could serve as a front for such sinister acts, the legality of D'Amatto's actions remains unexplored.
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"One can rightly argue that microbes released on Mars will represent invasive species that are being introduced into an unexplored and possibly pristine ecosystem," they wrote.
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That tactic avoids clunky exposition that can bog down genre works, and it also makes the world feel mysterious and largely unexplored, even after eight episodes.
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In the 1970s, the Trans-Amazonian Highway project cut a 2,500-mile-long road across the Amazon Basin, promising to open the unexplored interior to settlement.
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Edie's daughter is left to flounce off, their relationship unresolved and the strain of extended obligation — a growing concern for many in an aging population — unexplored.
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Beginning with "Prince Achmed," she also created an early version of the multiplane camera, which gave two-dimensional animation a hitherto unexplored depth, movement and complexity.
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"This points to the unexplored risks of changing climate on aviation," said study co-author Radley Horton, a climatologist at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
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The goal is to learn more about the materials that might be lurking in this relatively unexplored region of the Moon, such as potential water ice.
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"Advanced precision instruments are opening up unexplored areas of research and a multitude of industrial and medical applications," the Nobel organizers wrote on prize's Twitter feed.
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Geospatial data can shed light on everything from the future of our warming planet to the unexplored ruins of bygone civilization to informed responses to pandemics.
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KFC Hong Kong is taking the concept of "Finger Lickin' Good" to heretofore unexplored realms, and it just might end with your having bloody nubs for fingers.
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Miners of Indonesia's resources such as nickel, copper and bauxite often utilize only a small portion of their concession and sit on massive unexplored area, he said.
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But it's also a mere taste of what's to come later this summer, when NASA's Juno Mission begins probing into the entirely unexplored region at Jupiter's core.
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Apparently, the orbiter's fist dive between Saturn and the gas giant's rings, on April 26th, revealed that this mysterious, unexplored region is pretty much devoid of particles.
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The update brings new story missions and sidequests on a previously unexplored planet alongside new weapon and armor sets and a brand-new six-person raid activity.
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With food and fabric already covered, and many of the existing 220m proteins still unexplored, it may be hard to imagine why anyone should want more proteins.
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A few publications, including Mother Jones and Salon, have published pieces about his columns, but for the most part this chapter of his life remains largely unexplored.
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In revisiting these places and moments, Unexplored stands in stark contrast to the quick and hard endings of so many of my other favorite roguelikes and -lites.
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There's one avenue of explanation left unexplored: Some—such as Jason Harris, CEO and President of the Mekanism advertising agency—think Simmons envisioned the patent for publicity.
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"The video games industry has mapped out many kinds of gameplay, but AI flirting feels like rich, unexplored wilderness... Here's hoping it becomes a genre," Short said.
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I'll gather my friends together (the ones who were curious but disappointed at launch), and chart the unexplored reaches of No Man's Sky in search of adventures.
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"Aside from the oil and gas in the eastern part of the kingdom, we have been blessed with tremendous geological potential that remains vastly unexplored," he said.
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Unexplored does this sort of thing constantly, foreshadowing bosses (and their weaknesses), dropping keys and magical artifacts in one part of the dungeon to be used later.
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But these communities not only settled in these relatively unexplored regions, they shaped their landscapes into geometric patterns, called "geoglyphs," that remain etched there to this day.
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In addition to fishing, the areas surrounding the uninhabited and disputed island archipelagos are believed to be rich in minerals, but until now have been largely unexplored.
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We found a number of retrospectives that revealed surprising or unexplored aspects of familiar artists, as well as surveys that revised art history as we know it.
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This relatively unexplored part of the Moon is particularly tantalizing to scientists, as there is evidence that this region may harbor a significant amount of water ice.
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But one thing that remains curiously unexplored is how Han became the wary, cynical guy Princess Leia (and everyone else) fell for back in the Carter administration.
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The American Old West is a logical fantasy only if you're the cowboy—or if your fantasy is to be exploited or enslaved, a desire left unexplored.
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Lurking beneath topline numbers were unexplored layers of data that showed the depth of public distrust in government's ability to competently deliver changes to the healthcare system.
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"All these unknown bits that nobody sees," Cleeremans says at one point, comparing the uncharted depths of consciousness with the vast, unexplored swaths of the evolutionary tree.
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China just landed a vehicle on the moon's unexplored far side, showing its growing prowess in space — and possibly posing a significant challenge to the United States.
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There are some spoilers ahead for Unexplored, so hey, if you wanna watch what happens in my stream, go ahead to the top of the page and hit play now, and I'll see you back here in a couple of hours, otherwise you can keep on reading... Like many roguelikes, Unexplored gives you a truly game-y goal: Delve into a deep dungeon, recover a macguffin of power, and escape.
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The top 10 new species of 2016 The purpose of the Hohonu Moana expedition last year was to survey parts of Hawaii that have been unexplored, Wagner said.
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It's not quite true that we know more about space than we do the depths of our own oceans, as 95 percent of the Earth's seas are unexplored.
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Several hundred feet into the sediment, however, a jackhammer hit a gust of air, revealing an entirely new entryway into some stranger, unexplored depths of the Appalachian Plateau.
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Other scientifically unexplored areas where there might be undiscovered ruins include the deeper parts of the Amazon and the heavily forested mountains in the central highlands of Peru.
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Some 95% of the sea bed is unexplored, so Shell, a large oil company, is sponsoring a prize (the Ocean Discovery XPRIZE) for better ways to map it.
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While it's set in a relatively small geographical area, it feels vast and unexplored, with a network of towns and villages populated by a wide variety of inhabitants.
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However, there is a road less traveled: an area unexplored by big tech giants, where people can revel in functioning wristputers without being stuck in a technological mire.
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Likewise, we hear in passing of undocumented mini-migrants and of terrorists who are forcibly downsized, as if sent into exile, but these fascinating ideas go largely unexplored.
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Researchers led by Corentin Loron, a PhD student at Université de Liège, identified key fungal features in micrometer-scale fossils extracted from unexplored shale at this remote site.
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That's a shame, because the haenyeos, whose traditional role at the center of a matriarchal society goes unexplored, could have been more than prompts for a personal essay.
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Yet the cinematography — credited to Ms. Memran and three others — sometimes distracts with shaky camerawork and awkward angles; potentially interesting facts about the playwright are also left unexplored.
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No trip to Singapore would be complete without a meal at a hawker center, a microcosm of the deep multicultural heritage here (a subject unexplored by the film).
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Since then, the mission has been returning important scientific data from this hitherto unexplored region of the moon, operating during the lunar day, hibernating during the lunar night.
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A new drug, created to treat just one patient, has pushed the bounds of personalized medicine and has raised unexplored regulatory and ethical questions, scientists reported on Wednesday.
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Over the past five years, Albania has been discovered by travelers as that rare thing: a largely unexplored corner of Europe (one with some 265 miles of coastline).
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And to the far right and left are the bottom of Perseverance Valley and the floor of Endeavour crater, pristine and unexplored, waiting for visits from future explorers.
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In our brains, we all want to trade like George Soros: Find that one niche, stock or unexplored cave of the market that's going to yield pure platinum.
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This time, the adventurers include a group of government-backed scientists run by Bill Randa (John Goodman), who has his glinting eyes on a mysterious, seemingly unexplored island.
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The novel — like many in the Star Wars franchise — will shed some light on a corner of the franchise that's largely gone unexplored in the franchise's new film canon.
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One aspect of the game that has been left largely unexplored is the Crucible multiplayer experience, which pits human players against others in a variety of strategic game modes.
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But when you consider that it's of an unexplored territory on a distant planet, and that it's Martian dust and rubble occluding the lens, it suddenly seems pretty amazing!
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This plunge into what once was unexplored space kicked off Cassini's Grand Finale — the end of its 13-year mission to explore the strange, ringed planet and its moons.
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"Together with Sonatrach and Total, we will have the opportunity to explore the deep waters of the Algerian offshore, a virtually unexplored geological province," Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi said.
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In one example, the software was fed this paragraph:In a shocking finding, scientist discovered a herd of unicorns living in a remote, previously unexplored valley, in the Andes Mountains.
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The far hemisphere of the Moon (which is "dark" in the sense of unexplored, rather than lacking light), was unobserved until 1959 when a Soviet Union probe photographed it.
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And then, when you finally make it back to the surface, Unexplored continues to offer resolution: An NPC walks you through a screenshot filled tour of your own adventure.
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Some 6,461 people were killed or injured by mines, victim-activated explosive devices and unexplored weapons left behind after war across the world in 2015, ICBL said last month.
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Another big book looked at money and power in imperial Germany, focusing on the previously unexplored relationship between Bismarck and his banker, a Prussian Jew called Gerson von Bleichröder.
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This trailer seems lovely but honestly I was distracted through most of it while wondering why anyone would bring a small child with them into a strange, unexplored cave.
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Lewinsky says that while she "agonized" over her decision to take part in the documentary, its production forced her to face vestiges of grief and shame she'd left unexplored.
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The other part is that creators still really don't know what to do with 360-degree cameras, as the format is largely unexplored despite all the noise surrounding it.
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Nancy MacLean's recent book "Democracy in Chains" exposes the path these ultrarich political donors are using to consolidate power, through the previously unexplored archive of economist James McGill Buchanan.
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Ms. Tariyal points out that there are many unexplored possibilities in women's-health technology because for so long, women have not had the power to push forward their ideas.
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" This season of "Game of Thrones" will be the first to venture beyond George R. R. Martin's books, like the medieval globe with unexplored territories labeled, "Here be dragons.
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Featuring specifically curated starting points on the black experience, "Vision & Justice" charts an urgent path into racial and political territories that are often left unexplored by mainstream arts publications.
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If you didn't feel like hopping on a train, plane, or car to a new, unexplored destination before now, you will after reading one of these 18 travel books.
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The Vikram lander was a critical part of India's Chandrayaan-19603 mission — a project aimed at learning more about the unexplored and highly intriguing south pole of the Moon.
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A guide book describes the relatively unexplored Tham Luang cave as having an "impressive entrance chamber" leading to a marked path and then a series of chambers and boulders.
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Democrats are likely to focus on Trump's cozy ties with Russia -- as well as his unexplored foreign policy positions -- in hearings for posts including defense secretary and homeland security secretary.
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There is Minecraft talk (including inspirational Minecraft rap), a discussion of indie rogue-lite Unexplored, and a look at various Waypointers' life paths, with a side helping of life advice.
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"The HL-LHC will enable us to do many things, opening many unexplored areas of research," Rebeca Gonzalez Suarez, a postdoc research associate at CERN, told Gizmodo in an email.
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If successful, the $1.33 million mission will allow Indian scientists to carry out studies on the presence of water at the moon's south pole, unexplored by any other nation before.
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You have one screen of information in front of you, you can then travel left or right to find new, unexplored areas, and from these spots travel up or down.
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Soon it's delivering viewcounts that make my best days at The Worst Day of My Life a foggy memory, each clip blasting us into previously unexplored regions of ratings heaven.
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"Infrastructure challenges required to protect coastal communities are well documented, but the infrastructure challenges of accommodating millions of SLR migrants in largely unprepared inland municipalities is virtually unexplored," Hauer writes.
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The startup, whose mouthful-of-a-name is a reference to "dangerous and unexplored areas," was founded in 2014 as the sister company of VR content platform Vrse, now Within.
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"There are certain parts of the block that are unexplored, so Rosgeo made an offer," said one PetroSA source, adding that the exploration rights also cover the smaller 11A block.
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The symbolic weight of the Zimmerman auction and Baxter's artistic counter reveal an unexplored and often ignored side of the gun debate—one that extends well beyond the Second Amendment.
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Ecuador is one of the most mineral-rich countries in the world, but the vast majority of the land is still unexplored because the terrain is mostly mountains and jungle.
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India's attempt to become the first nation to soft land a robotic spacecraft at the moon's South Pole, an unexplored region, has ended in failure, the space agency said Saturday.
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"Instead of engaging in constructive dialogue, the Rockwell board decided to let this unique and value-generative opportunity go unexplored," David Farr, Emerson's chairman and C.E.O., said in a statement.
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In the midst of hawking an unproven treatment, an important truth goes unexplored: The causes for many people's pain simply aren't understood, even by the best researchers in the world.
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But the formation, which is about the size of Belgium, remains mostly unexplored, largely due to high production costs and a lack of labor flexibility, oil major executives have said.
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In short order, she signed with the new agency Great Bowery, whose stated mission is to create and pursue hitherto unexplored opportunities for the fashion and art stars it represents.
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As a result, the flood of unsubstantiated and unexplored claims in that bizarre montage are necessary for the film to be interesting enough and long enough to be worth making.
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Sometimes that means the mundane, like an unexplored shop, and sometimes the memorable: the Lakers icon Magic Johnson, the aftermath of a crane collapse, and lots and lots of weddings.
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What makes quantum computing effective is that it's completely different from classical computing — and that also makes creating the software and algorithms that run on it essentially a completely unexplored space.
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A turning point unexplored in "RBG" came in 1976, when Ms Ginsburg helped develop the legal strategy for Craig v Boren, a case brought by a freshman at Oklahoma State University.
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"Ultimately this unexplored form of wireless power offers a seamless charging experience when entering a QSCR enabled space as easily as data is transfer [sic] through the air," the authors write.
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I chose to portray only natural landforms because I was interested in the idea of observing an untouched unexplored new world and the incomprehensible scale of time that they allude to.
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More significantly, the Milky Way's hidden starless planets are a relatively unexplored group of exoplanets, that could shed light on everything from star system evolution to the limits of extraterrestrial life.
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And while a slew of legislation introduced during the 2628th Congress sought to address the issue, one of the most opportune areas for cutting costs — energy-efficient retrofits — is largely unexplored.
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In 2018, Earth AI field-tested remote unexplored areas and claims to have generated a 50X better success rate than traditional exploration methods, while spending on average $11,000 per prospect discovery.
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Thus far, fans have only seen the Jedi Master during this unexplored time setting in "Star Wars: Rebels" where he was revealed to be secretly looking after a young Luke Skywalker.
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Now, new research published on Tuesday in Nature Communications identifies a virtually unexplored correlation between theropod body mass and the presence of flashy cranial "ornaments," such as crests, knobs, or horns.
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The Weddell Sea off the coast of the Antarctic Peninsula — one of the coldest, most remote and unexplored parts of the planet — hosts researchers from Cambridge University's Scott Polar Research Institute.
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That, at least is the conclusion of the investment research firm Flowspring, which says the fund price wars are about to be fought in the previously unexplored territory of negative fees.
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Unlike previous attempts by other countries, India was attempting to land its rover on the far side of the moon, an area that has been left largely unexplored during other missions.
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Beyond "Rusalka," Dvorak's operas are woefully unexplored, so here's a welcome opportunity to hear his "Dimitrij," whose plot picks up the story of Boris Godunov where Modest Mussorgsky's masterpiece left off.
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"Advanced precision instruments are opening up unexplored areas of research and a multitude of industrial and medical applications," the academy said on awarding the nine million Swedish crown ($1 million) prize.
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Moreover, the information possessed by a blind explorer at any time about the outer unexplored region of the random surface was exactly the same as the information possessed by a bacterial colony.
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From ensemble players getting star turns to dark flights of fancy to some previously unexplored comic-book adaptations, it's looking like a good slate—we suggest clearing some space on the DVR.
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To reach this conclusion, Czech poured through previously unexplored archival documents, some of which were thought to be destroyed, including Asperger's personnel files and the clinical evaluations he wrote for his patients.
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If questions about gender and sexuality remain mostly unexplored in The Gospel According to André, it seems to be because of Talley's boundaries rather than, as with the McQueen portrait, the director's.
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When she discovers a transmission of a song from an unexplored part of the galaxy, she prepares to travel across the galaxy in Earth's last interstellar ship to meet the message's creators.
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If you're one of the few individuals who felt destined to plant the Google Glass flag into the topsoil of some unexplored technological tundra, Google's just left you out in the cold.
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Stretching just over an hour in length, Emotionale Ödnis delivers all the atmosphere we've come to expect from the band's short history and adds a touch of grief that was previously unexplored.
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With its built-in fan base, enormous cast of characters, and intricately constructed universe and history — full of unexplored avenues — it's easy to see why a spinoff would be pursued by HBO.
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China is readying a new craft called Chang'e-4 for the mission, writes Reuters, which is planned to study the geological conditions on the as-yet unexplored far side of the Moon.
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For this discovery, it was not an archaeologist, but rather three teams of Japanese and French physicists who announced they had found a huge unexplored chamber inside the Great Pyramid at Giza.
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If the 21s have been thoroughly examined, the early '2500s have been left relatively unexplored, and while Mr. Lawrence provides a lot of minutiae, he also delivers a story with some sweep.
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The experience is considered the end of the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration, which included international competitions to reach the South Pole, and work across country borders to research the unexplored landmass.
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Titled "Despite Yourself," the episode took viewers to a typically unexplored world (a core Trek tenet) while maintaining the herky-jerky pacing and unpredictability that has set "Discovery" apart from its predecessors.
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The prospects presented by a new medium in its infancy are surely as daunting as they are appealing — their technical capabilities seemingly unbounded, their formal possibilities unexplored, and their aesthetic criteria undetermined.
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The group expects the number of development wells, those drilled in an area where fossil fuels are proven to exist as opposed to testing unexplored areas, to fall 30 percent this year.
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Once on the ground, guests often pursue specific interests such as photography or birding, or they may simply be lured in by the promise of a destination largely unexplored, Ms. Sparks said.
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The painting has galvanized archaeologists to continue mapping the vast, unexplored reaches of the Maros-Pangkep caves, where the art is fading, "at an alarming rate" for unknown reasons, Dr. Aubert said.
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One of Astor's casual sex partners, Izzy (Jennifer Kim), a Korean American who dates white guys exclusively, emerges as the most complex and intriguing character even as her back story remains unexplored.
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Despite this, Patrick, Austin, Rob, Danielle, and Natalie found a way to discuss Fallout 76's beta, Black Ops 4, Return of the Obra Dinn, Call of Cthulhu, Soulcalibur VI and Unexplored.
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It just so happens that Cupcakke is covering unexplored territory, and until she or another similar rapper normalizes the style, these witty but also straightforward descriptions of sex will continue to delight.
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"The whole fantasy is that there is this vast, unexplored potential for law enforcement in Mexico" López-Aranda said the current administration got pushed into a corner in their efforts to appease Trump.
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Around that time, I read plenty of articles in English, Russian, French, and German to try to discover some unexplored problem, until I realized the scarce chemical knowledge about the compounds in cannabis.
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Critics cite the lack of adequate preliminary and animal studies, the absence of published literature on the techniques and their outcomes, the unexplored ethical problems, and the circus-like atmosphere encouraged by Canavero.
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After passing Titan one last time on April 22nd, the mission will enter its final stage on the 26th: diving through the unexplored, 1,500 mile-wide space between Saturn and its famous rings.
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In the late 1980s and early '90s, researchers knew relatively little about how the cellular and molecular workings of the brain underpin its capabilities, and nothing excited Tonegawa more than mapping unexplored territory.
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And Glee also saw a massive Tumblr fandom step in to supplement the on-screen stories of favored pairs, and to dive into the rare possible pairing that went unexplored by the writers.
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USB-C laptops are still largely unexplored territory, and the form factors the docks and dongles we use to connect old gear to these new laptops is still very much in the air.
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Cooray is referring to Sri Lanka's pristine, unexplored territories, where investment had long been stymied by a 26-year civil war between the Sri Lankan government and the Northern Province-based Tamil rebels.
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But after I streamed Unexplored last week—and got much further into the depths of its procgen dungeon than I ever had before—I found a new reason to love it: its endgame.
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China could be the first nation to visit the dark side of the Moon, with the country's state media announcing plans today to send a probe to the satellite's unexplored hemisphere in 2018.
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The Disney Research white papers are certainly infinitely fascinating to people interested in emerging tech, but the points of integration between the research and the practical applications in the parks often remain unexplored.
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From a technical and operational perspective, the Chinese have also figured out how to design a roving robotic vehicle that can survive temperature extremes on a previously unexplored part of the lunar terrain.
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Humans have visited almost all of the places on Earth a thousand times over at this point, and it can feel like there's just nowhere to go that's completely new, fresh, and unexplored.
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And almost none examined the potential role of weight training in obesity prevention, leaving many questions unexplored about just how much and what kinds of exercise might correlate with the likelihood of obesity.
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In the 19th century, the English writer Samuel Butler used it as the setting for his satirical utopian novel "Erewhon," about a secret nation on the far side of an unexplored mountain range.
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Classical Music Beyond "Rusalka," Dvorak's operas are woefully unexplored, so here's a welcome opportunity to hear his "Dimitrij," whose plot picks up the story of Boris Godunov where Modest Mussorgsky's masterpiece left off.
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In the Arctic Barents Sea, which went largely unexplored while oil firms drilled in the North Sea and the Norwegian Sea, results of the last 20 years have been disappointing, the agency noted.
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In the 19th century, the English writer Samuel Butler used it as the setting for his satirical utopian novel "Erewhon," about a secret nation on the far side of an unexplored mountain range.
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Vaca Muerta, one of the world's largest shale reserves at some 30,000 square km (7.4 million acres) in southern Argentina, has attracted investment from Chevron Corp and Exxon Mobil Corp but remains largely unexplored.
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I begin to think of the white visage as a portal to unexplored lands, of soft and moist moss, of bioluminescent bays, of a leaf, and how it become its exact shade of emerald.
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When the Salvare's crew isn't fighting or flirting with each other, they're dealing with cliché crises like a deadly space virus or a malfunction that forces them to land on a dangerous, unexplored planet.
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In 2015, Preston had been part of an expedition to Honduras that located an unexplored city deep in the rain forests of the country, one that belonged to an as-of-yet unknown civilization.
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Sensing an unexplored territory, Ms. Dubansky set out to map the contours of the world of fake books, eventually amassing about 600 made from stone, wax, straw, wood, soap, plastic, glass and other materials.
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A recurring motif of fawns and deer appear in Swenson's work; four of the 11 pieces in this exhibition feature these animals, while other antlered forest animals, such as gazelles or mooses, remain unexplored.
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It depicts a group of explorers and Vietnam-era soldiers on a secret mission to an unexplored Pacific Ocean island that turns out to be the home of Kong and other man-eating creatures.
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It would be to fore go repose and domestic enjoyment; for trouble, perhaps; for public obloquy: for I should consider myself as entering upon an unexplored field, enveloped on every side with clouds & darkness.
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And that whole range of outcomes between 2 and 4 degrees I felt was totally unexplored, and the range of outcomes north of 4 degrees, which is possible if unlikely, was literally untalked about.
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The TV adaptation will cover different ground, focusing on "previously unexplored stories based on J.R.R. Tolkien's original writings," Matt Galsor, a representative for the Tolkien Estate and Trust and HarperCollins, said in a statement.
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Durant creates hybrids of historical objects and artifacts — such as a cast of former slave Jack Garrison's walking stick crossed with Thoreau's pencil — thereby laying bare unexplored narratives of 19th-century African-American life.
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And I certainly didn't know that the trip I was planning would not be indulgent in many of the ways I had imagined, but one where I'd indulge, instead, in unexplored parts of myself.
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Was she always like this, or is it turning the same age her mother, Alison (Ruth Wilson), was when she died that is driving some unexplored need in Joanie to face her own mortality?
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The idea that a foreigner could make such an important contribution to a largely unexplored area of Japanese literature caught many in Japan off guard, Dr. Keene told The Times after receiving the award.
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Venus retrograde is annoying as hell because you are sure to run into some exes; however, some unexplored powers—especially around connecting with people and communities you care about—will also be tapped into.
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Both will travel to asteroids — Lucy to a cluster of asteroids near Jupiter known as the Trojan asteroids, and Psyche to an unexplored, and unusual, large asteroid made of metal in the main asteroid belt.
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Today, eye tracking technology is typically used to track a user journey on a webpage or handheld device - its artistic applications have gone unexplored in a bid to make "the eyeball economy" something more quantifiable.
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And with roughly 30 years of Star Wars history unexplored between the end of Return of the Jedi and the start of The Force Awakens, there's plenty of room for Battlefront II's story to unfold.
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There are deeper issues — with the story delivery, the overall flat voice performances, the feeling of "smallness" in Andromeda's ostensibly new and unexplored galaxy — that even the most extensive patch won't be able to address.
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In its early days, around the turn of the 21982th century, the genre reflected a broader science fiction obsession with overpowering cultures and wildlife, paired with uneasy premonitions that unexplored land was rapidly running out.
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Total had earlier signed a two-year agreement with PRDS to survey around 50,000 sq km off the east coast from the air, at a cost of $25 million to acquire data on unexplored areas.
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About the size of Belgium, the Vaca Muerta formation is one of the largest shale reserves in the world but it has been mostly unexplored due to high production costs and lack of labor flexibility.
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While earning her B.A. at Korea University, she interned at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade based on experience in Universidad de Pontificia Católica de Chile, realizing so many potential businesses in unexplored countries.
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"With evolution in our hands, with the ability to set genetic diversity and tailor the forces of selection, we can now explore paths that nature has left unexplored," Dr. Arnold said during her acceptance speech.
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In this episode, we visit Fenical at his lab and learn how the world's last unexplored frontier, the deep sea, is home to an untapped resource of cures for some of the world's scariest infections.
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Drawing from previously unexplored archives of Buchanan's personal papers, MacLean argues that he had a "stealth" agenda to curb the power of the majority and, in his words, "create, support and activate an effective counterintelligentsia."
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Though the Sun is the center of the solar system and its radiation has nurtured life on Earth, it is one of the most unexplored objects in space because of its intense heat and radiation.
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"Drones are unlocking a treasure trove of unexplored cliff habitat, and while this may be the first discovery of its kind, I am sure it won't be the last," NTBG's Ben Nyberg said in a statement.
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"It gives you a view of the world that is essentially completely unexplored, because there is no platform from which to see it — unless you're on a rocket, but then you're just passing through," Flaig said.
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But essential details go unexplored: We're told that one of these dogs can cost upward of $30,000, but not why they are so expensive; there's also scant discussion of the animals' training, care and other particulars.
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Environmentalists have criticized the expansion of exploration acreage via APA rounds in the Barents Sea, saying that such moves into a largely unexplored area with only two producing fields exceed the original purpose of the rounds.
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What has gone largely unexplored from Manziel's run of success—and yes, after all these years of Manziel Overload, there are some things about him that are under-discussed—was his background as a baseball player.
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In the meantime, Chang'e 4 will constitute a great scientific achievement, landing on an unexplored region of the moon, proving the technology needed to examine the side of Earth's nearest neighbor that is always facing away.
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But the rest presented an unexplored trove of material: Telex messages from Mr. Sanders, his letters in the original English and in Russian translation, and pages upon pages reflecting the Soviets' careful preparation for his visit.
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My scale has spent 2017 traveling ever northward, creeping into previously unexplored regions that I rationalize by figuring the scale is broken, or that it's off because we live near a gate to the Upside Down.
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The community is part of a larger wave, beginning in the early 2000s, of more progressive Nigerian Pentecostal churches led by young people that have risen up to fill the space conservative churches have left unexplored.
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For years, Indian engineers have prepared for a landing near the unexplored South Pole, following up an Indian mission that orbited the moon and helped to confirm the presence of water ice in the lunar craters.
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"The Poles went to the Himalayas a bit later than other climbers, so we missed the first ascents on top mountains," said Majer, explaining why Poles pioneered the relatively unexplored skill of winter climbing at the time.
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What he is supposed to be actually good at — what his special genius as a director is supposed to be — is finding the new and unexplored angles in all the classic stories we thought we already knew.
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According to show creator Jon Favreau and writer/director Dave Filoni, it's at least partially concerned with the rise of the First Order in the unexplored time gap between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens.
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Exxon Mobil officials stressed that the Liza and Payara fields are close to each other but are separate reservoirs and not connected, suggesting there may be more fields in the vast, unexplored areas of Guyana's offshore waters.
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And the first-generation consumer Rift headset was a visually striking and thoughtfully designed foray into nearly unexplored territory: a black, textured pair of goggles with gleaming lenses and tracking cameras that made VR feel truly immersive.
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The report, from the Economic Roundtable, a nonprofit research group that focuses on social and economic issues in Southern California, delves into the largely unexplored topic of what Amazon is costing the communities where it has warehouses.
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The author's interactive web portal is the only place you'll be able to read the new tales, which will finally shout "Lumos!" at a time and place in wizarding history previously unexplored in the Potter novels and films.
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Subscription models have made significant inroads into American life, and many possibilities are still unexplored: unlimited monthly rideshare memberships, wardrobe subscriptions, pay-as-you-go smartphone rental, the "Birchbox for X" model… even monoliths like GM, News Corp.
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Read more:From an unexplored desert to a near $2 trillion IPO: The 86-year history of Saudi Aramco in picturesI took a Careem, the ride-hailing app Uber snapped up for $3 billion to dominate the Middle East.
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Our goal is to expand Earth's social and economic sphere to the Moon, our largely unexplored eighth continent, and enable a new era of low cost lunar exploration and development for students, scientists, space agencies and commercial interests.
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While too many important issues went unexplored during these three presidential debates — climate change, criminal justice reform, and LGBT rights, to name a few — last night's debate put a bigger spotlight on issues and allowed Clinton to shine.
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Left unexplored is whether the Soviet system, as it stood when Gorbachev inherited it in 1985, was worth saving, and whether it could have been saved without the kind of state violence Gorbachev was uniquely unwilling to use.
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Adding to this, the government will hand out new drilling permits by the end of the second quarter, in an oil licensing round set to open unexplored acreage in the Barents Sea, near Norway's offshore border with Russia.
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By partnering with a Mexico City private equity fund led by the former President Vicente Fox, Mr. McClendon offered his experience exploring the Eagle Ford shale field in southern Texas, whose extension into northern Mexico remains largely unexplored.
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Every once in a while, we hear about the horrifying creatures that have been discovered in the deep ocean, which has managed to cement the idea that the deep oceans are the most mysterious, unexplored regions on earth.
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The important thing is to understand as far as possible what any treatment can and cannot achieve, so the decision you make is based not on unexplored half-truths but on a proper consideration of what is possible.
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Sunday Routine For someone who catalogs strange and unexplored corners of the globe, Dylan Thuras, a founder of Atlas Obscura and an author of "Atlas Obscura: An Explorer's Guide to the World's Hidden Wonders," keeps it pretty local.
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After Sony began its E3 press conference with the sounds of excellent south Asian musicians, fans were treated to the next saga to come from the unexplored regions of the Uncharted franchise that certainly passes the Bechdel test.
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Ben Nyberg, GIS coordinator and drone specialist for NTBG, said, "Drones are unlocking a treasure trove of unexplored cliff habitat, and while this may be the first discovery of its kind, I am sure it won't be the last."
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LOTR fans still don't know an awful lot about the show—initial reports in 2017 suggested that Amazon's production would primarily deal with "previously unexplored stories," of which there is a lot to find in Tolkien's massive fantasy universe.
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In the report, Xing made no bones about promoting the free movement of people and capital in the bay, and learning from proposals for Britain's exit from Europe - a proposition previously unexplored by Chinese officials, at least in public.
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Still largely unexplored, the Philippines' mining sector contributes less than 1 percent to the overall economy, with only 3 percent of 9 million hectares identified by the state as having high mineral reserves being mined, according to government data.
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Swiftkey is not the only company trying to bring automatic emoji pairing to our devices While emoji prediction is still a relatively unexplored category, Swiftkey is not the only company trying to bring automatic emoji pairing to our devices.
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Santopietro does make brief mentions of President Trump and his lack of leadership during the Charlottesville riots, as well as of the responses (or lack thereof) of black people to "Mockingbird," but these asides feel tacked on and unexplored.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - At the annual Gender Odyssey conference this week in Seattle, parents and healthcare providers who care for transgender and gender-nonconforming children are receiving a crash course on a world often left unexplored.
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For decades Lynch has thought deeply about death and its rituals in his twin careers as writer and undertaker; no subject is off limits in this elegant, respectful and refreshingly funny discussion of a subject that often goes unexplored.
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From a "desert" island in the Canadian Arctic — used by NASA for research because it mimics the extreme conditions of Mars — to an unconquered mountain in the Himalayas, here are some of the most fascinating unexplored places on Earth.
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The software was also built in such a way that the science team can outfit AEGIS with different "target profiles," which will allow Curiosity to look for different kinds of rocks as the robot rolls into new, unexplored Martian territory.
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Nefarious forces hacking our perception seems like a perfect metaphor for the era of Russian Twitter bots and gamed Facebook algorithms, but the film leaves the concept largely unexplored, making it feel strangely behind the times, despite its futuristic bent.
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The notion that poor families deserve less help than they get because they are a cognitively disadvantaged group who will respond to assistance via overbreeding that undermines the quality of the national stock is not an unexplored suggestion in American history.
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India is looking to take a giant leap in its space program and solidify its place among the world's spacefaring nations with its second unmanned mission to the moon, this one aimed at landing a rover near the unexplored south pole.
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"Our goal is to expand Earth's social and economic sphere to the moon, our largely unexplored eighth continent, and enable a new era of low cost lunar exploration and development for students, scientists, space agencies and commercial interests," Richards added.
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Sound installations can be a little bit reactive, but there's something very unique about a video game in terms of what the music can do that feels so unexplored, that I'm becoming very interested in the potential of the games world.
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OSLO (Reuters) - An unexplored 7,000 square kilometer (2,700 square mile) swathe of the British North Sea, previously thought to contain empty chambers left by three extinct volcanoes, may hide oil and gas instead, the University of Aberdeen said on Tuesday.
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And it makes good on the motivational and aspirational component of Celebration Rock by completing a heretofore unexplored trilogy: Post-Nothing worried about dying, Celebration Rock dreamed about living, Near to the Wild Heart of Life is living the dream.
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With the clock ticking, the discussion moved on, and the question of the grandmother's loneliness—of what else the story might be saying to a reader, beyond the surface meaning of the words in the numbered paragraphs—was left unexplored.
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In large hippie swaths of Northern California and beyond 250-odd years ago, it nearly became socially acceptable to drop acid and enter another, unexplored corridor of the mind until one's reality and basic understanding of the environment around them disintegrated.
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Add in some mutant cannibals and ultra-claustrophobic camerawork and you've got the recipe for British director Neil Marshall's hyper-violent adventure-horror about six women spelunkers who get trapped in an unexplored Appalachian cave system after a rock fall.
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The album's original power lay in its intricacy and musical curiosity, its ability to apply neoclassical structures to the harshest Satanic impulses, wherein no note was left unexplored, and no riff allowed to languish without being tugged into a new direction.
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The book asks us to tacitly accept unexplored descriptions of anti-American and anti-Semitic sloganeering without understanding when and how the country's education system collapsed as it did, and to blindly applaud interfaith encounters as a viable path to peace.
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There are hints that early in her career the theater played a significant role in a relationship with a female friend — possibly a lover — but these, like so many potential threads linking Hansberry's queerness with her art, are left unexplored.
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Learning to indulge in unexplored parts of myselfAs I wrote down a friend's recommendation in my iPhone notes before the trip, I didn't know I was a few months away from a decision that would divide my life into two parts.
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Fashion Review PARIS — On Monday afternoon Christian Dior held its couture show in the historic gardens of Les Invalides, the gold-domed military monument where Napoleon is entombed, which had been transformed for the event into four quadrants of unexplored territory.
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El Camino lays out the aftermath with meticulous style, balancing callbacks to the original series (including Robert Forster as Ed the vacuum cleaner salesman, in one of his last-ever roles) with forays into heretofore unexplored corners of the Albuquerque underworld.
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However, these pieces, seemingly easy to report out because of their surface-level levity, often eclipse overarching, unexplored narratives about labor, health care, education, and more, indicated by the lack of public or private support detailed in these stories themselves.
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The show already forged its way through most of Atwood's novel in its first 10 episodes, so it's safe to say that the new season will focus on expanding the world of the novel and digging into its unexplored corners.
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Homoerotic desire between women during the Edo period remains largely unexplored, as there isn't much literature on female romance or lesbianism; what researchers do know, however, is that the print was most likely designed by a male artist, as many were.
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"Our aim is to open access to a wealth of previously unexplored mineral resources on lifeless rocks hurling through space, without damaging natural habitats," the country's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Economy Étienne Schneider in a statement on Tuesday.
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It's seen perhaps most prominently in the work of jazz musician Sun Ra, whose space-age "Egyptian alien" aesthetic and incorporation of digital synthesizers remixed and elevated the genre, with transformative live performances acting as vessels for grandiose, regal visual narratives yet unexplored.
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Some legal experts say the sovereign immunity defense, intended under international law to shield governments from legal rulings made by a foreign power, isn't a new or unexplored area of the law, but that it typically does not apply to commercial cases.
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Some legal experts say the sovereign immunity defense, intended under international law to shield governments from legal rulings made by a foreign power, isn't a new or unexplored area of the law, but that it typically does not apply to commercial cases.
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LUXOR, Egypt (Reuters) - Egypt's authorities on Saturday revealed artifacts and a linen-wrapped mummified body, possibly that of a top official, from two tombs that were discovered two decades ago in the Nile city of Luxor but had not been fully unexplored.
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"The reason that we are committed to this sci-fi ocean anthology is to remind people not only how amazing the ocean is, but how unknown it is and how unexplored it is," Desatnik, who helped to create and produce the anthology, says.
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" Dr. Cooper added, "We believe that our CD33 CAR-T cell approach has the potential to positively impact a disease area that has been largely unexplored with this type of immune-therapy and overall this malignancy has seen inadequate improvement in treatment options.
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The microbiome, considered by some scientists "as a newly discovered and largely unexplored organ," has the potential to change the way we diagnose and treat the most critical diseases of our time: Crohn's, diabetes, obesity, various cancers, acute diarrhea, mental disorders and more.
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While the movie's marketing suggested it would be a shot-for-shot remake of the classic, director Bill Condon's update actually leans into unexplored bits from the original film, probing the intricacies of the central myth and opting for weirdness over cuteness.
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Some legal experts say the sovereign immunity defence, intended under international law to shield governments from legal rulings made by a foreign power, isn't a new or unexplored area of the law, but that it typically does not apply to commercial cases.
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OSLO, Feb 19 (Reuters) - An unexplored 7,000 square kilometre (2,700 square mile) swathe of the British North Sea, previously thought to contain empty chambers left by three extinct volcanoes, may hide oil and gas instead, the University of Aberdeen said on Tuesday.
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As conceived by Mr. García — a son of the Nobel Prize-winning Colombian novelist Gabriel García Márquez — the film uses biblical inspiration (like Jesus' conversations with Satan, also played by Mr. McGregor) to flesh out a family dynamic left largely unexplored in Scripture.
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An Expedition Is Digging Up a Lost Civilization in Honduras La Mosquitia, where the expedition is currently underway, holds the largest rainforest in Central America, and it is often depicted as an unexplored territory, flush with the remains of long-forgotten civilizations.
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The United States at the time was made up of just 13 colonies clinging to the coast of a largely unexplored continent, and to become independent, they would have to face the military and economic might of the most powerful empire on earth.
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But what interested cybersecurity experts was that attackers had taken advantage of a previously unexplored weakness in the bank's computers by undermining its accounts on Swift, the international money transfer system that banks use to move billions of dollars among themselves each day.
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On New Years' Eve, following a 13-year trip to deep space, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft made a close pass of Ultima Thule, a small, icy world drifting 4 billion miles from the sun in the unexplored "third zone" of our solar system.
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That's not because everyone has some unexplored fruit-based fetish, but because they understand something that's true for us all: It's not always easy to admit your kink, and it's a relief to find a group of people who accept it, and you.
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And it does that, true enough, leaving bright scribbles all over Hyrule—and combined with the new Travel Medallion (expect some resistance, picking that up), it immediately makes identifying and journeying to (and from) as-yet-unexplored areas a piece of cake.
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But there is a widely held perception even among Republicans in Congress that the Trump administration does little to vet or coach its diplomatic nominees, and has proposed some candidates with zero relevant experience, unexplored controversies and huge gaps in basic knowledge.
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But what interested cybersecurity experts was that attackers had taken advantage of a previously unexplored weakness in the bank's computers by undermining its accounts on Swift, the international money transfer system that banks use to move billions of dollars among themselves each day.
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In contrast to many of her contemporaries who have established a set of constraints within which to work – and this can be a grid, choice of colors, size of the canvas, or even subject matter – Greenbaum seems intent on leaving no avenue unexplored.
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Seen strumming the traditional tanpura instrument with a male head at the base, Abichandani's Kali joins a league of female forms that enter the wilderness of unexplored territories, undaunted by a fear of commingling mythology with her conception of the tortured but strong female form.
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But between the gentlemanly Mueller-Barr feud, the inevitable avalanche of Trump tweets that will follow, Congress's debate over whether to attempt impeachment or question Mueller or be tougher on Barr, the severely important questions about our national cybersecurity stance go utterly unexplored and unanswered.
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"Our aim is to open access to a wealth of previously unexplored mineral resources on lifeless rocks hurling through space, without damaging natural habitats," the country's deputy prime minister and minister of the economy, Etienne Schneider, said in a statement published online in February.
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You'll play as the daughter of the original explorer, who has arrived at the ruins to find them turned into a tourist trap — but soon it becomes clear that a twin ruin, hitherto unexplored, is wreaking havoc on the first one and must be investigated.
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It was a very new and unexplored experience for me, because I am from a small town where everybody knows who you are—or at least they think they do—and they have you in certain "box," and it's hard to break through that.
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Before anyone panics and checks out the window for mutated monstrosities, it should be said right away that this isn't a nightmare scenario by any means: the tool can still be used in many ways safely, and the clinical repercussions of the damage are unexplored.
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"When we actually think of the living space on the planet for species, over 90 percent of that living space is in the ocean and most of that ocean is unexplored," says Dan Laffoley, a marine expert for the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
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Building upon the elemental happy hardcore sounds which were bread and olive-oil for veteran Sammy, in the true Balearic spirit of revival and reinvention he sensed unexplored potential in Adams' syrupy ballad, a pleasant dissonance between his patent euphoric trance and Adams' cloying lyricism.
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Since the 1990s, and especially in the last decade, enhanced insulation in the suits has opened some of the most frigid reaches of the world — Alaska, Antarctica, Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Russia, Sweden — to surfers seeking isolated adventures, craggy nature and uncrowded and unexplored waves.
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For Blazkowicz, defeating the Nazis is as much about saving the world as it is saving himself, a point underscored by the character's evolution in The New Colossus, which used his largely unexplored backstory as an opportunity to put more weight onto Blazkowicz' mission.
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The descent sequence will last about 15 minutes and will ideally end with a gentle landing between two lunar craters called Manzinus C and Simpelius N. The Moon's south pole is dappled by shadowy deposits of water ice, which makes it a tantalizing unexplored destination.
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For Women's History Month, The Times's staff book critics — Dwight Garner, Jennifer Szalai and myself, Parul Sehgal — sat down together to think about these writers who are opening new realms to us, whose books suggest and embody unexplored possibilities in form, feeling and knowledge.
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"Our geological survey has shown that the entire area, which has largely remained unexplored, is rich in diamonds," Mandloi said of the Bunder deposit about 500 km (300 miles) southeast of New Delhi, adding that its output could be in the billions of dollars.
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"Our geological survey has shown that the entire area, which has largely remained unexplored, is rich in diamonds," Mandloi said of the Bunder deposit about 500 km (300 miles) southeast of New Delhi, adding that its output could be in the billions of dollars.
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Wong addresses something else, which has remained virtually unexplored, not just in comedy but in pop culture at large: the terrifically hard-core female experience of reproduction—the part that comes after the sex that so many women have already publicly declared they want.
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Sometimes, music is written from a place that feels as though it's looking out at the world comfortably from the inside, but Girlpool throw themselves - and you - right in the deep end, rummaging outside of comfort zones, exploring the unexplored, and hoping to grow.
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With Sv coming out in just a few days on Brazilian boutique label Essence Music, I thought it wise to catch up with the ever-prolific Baker to examine the unexplored places within repetitive and oppressive sounds, and the joys and challenges of collaboration.
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So more often than not, the roots of a "bad kid's" difficulties are left unexplored, as they would most likely force us to look at histories of abuse, neglect, abandonment, addiction or possibly even that huge unspoken problem that plagues our public education system: intractable, generational poverty.
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I'd calmed the Divine Beasts, regained all my memories, and I'd brought peace to Hyrule—but these little parts of the map had gone completely unexplored, until I just stuck a marker on the ground and made my way there, simply to see what I'd find.
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While we may have applied AI based on the modeling of our left brain, which is associated with logic, reasoning and can effectively replace our left brain, the strong AI or full AI (also called affective computing) that combines logic, cognition, emotion and empathy is largely unexplored.
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Bowie's swooning "Life on Mars?" has provided the score for many memorable cinematic moments, but there are two from television that really capture the song's feeling of unexplored possibility, the sense that anything could happen if you were able to see beyond the veil of reality.
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Yet he also asserts that there is plenty of unexplored land in those familiar modernist territories of the monochrome, all-over composition, painting-as-process and figure-ground relationships, in part by playing them against one another, in part by coaxing them to team up anew.
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Described by colleagues as endlessly curious and fearless about venturing into unexplored zones, he studied fruit flies, bacteria, Italian marriage records, human blood groups, African Pygmies and the political and religious views of American college students and their parents, analyzing his own findings with merciless statistical rigor.
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With a terrific cast, including The Walking Dead veteran Sonequa Martin-Green in the lead role, and an unexplored period of Trek history (roughly 10 years before the start of the original series), we're hoping the latest chapter of Trek is all it can be and more.
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The quilts, which the painter began making in 1980 — inspired by Tibetan thangkas, her seamstress and designer mother and her great-great-great-grandmother, who quilted as a slave — combine painted canvas, fabric piecework and handwritten text to reclaim unexplored corners of African-American life and history.
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Although one may imagine Mr. Federer had wearied, after 22 years, of responding to queries posed in so unvarying a "Groundhog Day" loop that he once remarked that there was nothing about him left unexplored, he has an ability that is rare even among the occupationally famous.
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Although one may imagine Mr. Federer had wearied, after 22 years, of responding to queries posed in so unvarying a "Groundhog Day" loop that he once remarked that there was nothing about him left unexplored, he has an ability that is rare even among the occupationally famous.
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There's so much to explore which is completely unexplored at the moment that it is very easy to get lost in all the things you can do, but having a guiding light, that helps pull you to develop the things which are actually gonna help society.
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The premiere sets up so neatly the stakes of being not just a woman but a pregnant woman in this world, and there are too many unexplored ruptures between June and Serena Joy, that I assume the show will get back to its status quo eventually.
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The country has over 300 days of sunshine a year and sees swell sizes of up to 15 feet in its winter months Mozambique The southern African nation of Mozambique has a coastline of over 2500km but its waves are relatively unexplored save for Imhambane and Ponto d'Ouro.
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If "Winterreise" has a weak chapter, this is it; the irony of modern-day refugees who have profited from Germany's "willkommenskultur" ("culture of welcome") unexpectedly confronting an earlier Germany that mercilessly slaughtered its religious and ethnic minorities is something that goes largely unexplored during this awkward, uncomfortable segment.
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While commanding the Apollo 20003 mission in April 1972, Mr. Young, together with Charles Duke, drove the lunar rover vehicle through the previously unexplored highlands of the moon, scooped up more than 200 pounds of rocks, then returned to the command craft, piloted in orbit by Thomas Mattingly.
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I myself have been hard on Huawei and OnePlus for abandoning their faithful fans who expect them to keep producing devices at a certain price point — but if Apple is stretching the smartphone market up into previously unexplored cost ranges, everyone else starts to look a little better by comparison.
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The emotional implications of the fact that Ryan's first sexual experience is with a paid sex worker (though he is remarkably gentle and kind) also go unexplored, as does the concept of disability settlement money —which people can receive if they sue doctors or hospitals after the birth of a child.
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"Our aim is to open access to a wealth of previously unexplored mineral resources on lifeless rocks hurling through space, without damaging natural habitats," Étienne Schneider, minister of the economy, said in a Currently, a few private companies are aiming to take asteroid mining out of the realm of science fiction.
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Read more: From an unexplored desert to a $2 trillion IPO: The 84-year history of Saudi Aramco in picturesSaudi Aramco had hoped to restore one-third of daily production by Monday, a source told The Wall Street Journal, but it is unclear whether it has been able to do so.
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But Democrats on the committee say there have been several areas that have not been fully investigated, including financial records from the Trump Organization and key officials in Trump's orbit, and that they are seriously weighing issuing their own report detailing what they view as the unexplored parts of the inquiry.
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With the rise of online content came disruption of what had become a narrowly tailored genre on TV. Self-made and uploaded videos of amateur chefs and consumers went viral, and angles that had gone unexplored, like Hannah Hart's "My Drunk Kitchen" series, found wide-ranging success for their entertainment value.
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The show boasted the first regular trans character with Max, played by Daniela Sea, as well as depictions of several unexplored facets of the community, such as lesbians dating each other's exes—and sometimes even their exes—as well as privileges some queer women have from passing as straight, or even remaining closeted.
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This month's issue of Journal of Drug Issues published the findings of a vast weed study that focuses on a relatively unexplored area of research: not how many more people smoked weed over the past decade, but how much weed those weed smokers smoke and how that fits into their lives and budgets.
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"The associations found in the study do prompt the possibility that smartphone use may be a potential trigger for headache worsening, and there might be unexplored mechanisms which future studies may unravel," said Dr. Deepti Vibha, study author and associate neurology professor at All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi.
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"Ben Hecht: Fighting Words, Moving Pictures," by Adina Hoffman, an accomplished literary biographer, and "The Notorious Ben Hecht: Iconoclastic Writer and Militant Zionist," by the first-time author Julien Gorbach, a crime reporter turned journalism professor, both play down Hecht's screenwriting in order to dig more deeply into his relatively unexplored Jewish side.
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But Democrats on the committee say there have been several areas that have not been fully investigated, including financial records from the Trump Organization and key officials in President Donald Trump's orbit, and that they are seriously weighing issuing their own report detailing what they view as the unexplored parts of the inquiry. Rep.
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That survey, the first of its kind in North America, marked the beginning of serious study in the West of post-WWII Japanese modern art, forcing self-styled know-it-alls in the US art establishment to admit that this kind of art had a distinctive history, along with hitherto unexplored sources, themes and purposes.
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ROME – Archaeologists excavating an unexplored part of Italy&aposs volcanic ash-covered city of Pompeii have discovered a street of houses with intact balconies that were buried when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD. Some of the balconies even had amphorae — the conical-shaped terra cotta vases that were used to hold wine and oil in ancient Roman times.
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"We have chosen to collaborate with family-related members that have been relevant in general, as well as known as a family, from the more controversial ones, who more and more express a courageous point of view and they have a vision, to more unexpected and unexplored ones," Fendi's chief executive officer Serge Brunschwig told WWD.
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Read More: All the futuristic technologies in 'Black Panther,' and how close they are to becoming reality"When we thought about the secretive and isolated nature of these unexplored African reefs, we knew we had to name this new species after Wakanda," Yi-Kai Tea, lead author of the new study, said in a press release.
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Deep-sea explorers inadvertently provide the beast a portal into our oceans from the previously unexplored depths where it had presumably been lurking all these years, and must call upon a jaded dive rescuer played by Jason Statham, who has the opportunity to do all kinds of Statham-y-like things, including gratuitously remove his shirt.
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Some may find the simplicity of these songs charming, a "part of our culture musically that is unexplored," but any claim of the sort would be ridiculous — repetition is a staple of nearly all European-American music, from the 12 bar blues to the Passacaglias of Bach — we have a repeat sign in musical notation for a reason.
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I obsessed over Perlon and Pole, and told anyone who'd listen to me that Jurgen Paape's "So Weit Wie Noch Nie" was the best thing of all time Back then, and there is a reason I'm telling you all this, it felt like there was an entire world at my disposal, an almost infinite archive of the previously unexplored.
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But in addition to Frank, the other three advocates who argued Wednesday – Principal Deputy Solicitor General Jeffrey Wall on behalf of the government as an amicus, Jeffrey Lamken of MoloLamken on behalf of the class and Pincus for Google – said a remand would allow full briefing on the complex and relatively unexplored question of Spokeo standing and the Stored Communications Act.
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When I first spoke about my love of the criminally underappreciated Unexplored on Waypoint Radio a couple of weeks ago, I focused on its most novel aspects: Its ability to foreshadow what will happen in deeper depths of the game's dungeon; its unique, "cyclical" level generation, which alleviates the amount of backtracking you need to do; its simple, yet deliberate combat.
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Among the many things that disturb the Egyptologist Sarah Parcak—the rampant looting of tombs at the ancient burial site of Lisht, the TV program "Ancient Aliens," the Alabama state legislature, the preponderance of archeologists on cable named Josh—none animate her more than the prospect that, two decades from now, tens of millions of unexplored ancient sites will be lost forever.
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There are plenty of corners of the Internet best left unexplored, but, should you find yourself, for some reason, investigating that not insignificant part of the Web devoted to New York City bar bathrooms, you might encounter passionate opinions about Welcome to the Johnsons, a grungy Lower East Side dive notorious for its kitsch clutter, plastic-covered sofas, and epically grimy, graffitied lavatories.
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The two have, for many years, maintained one of the great, unexplored artistic friendships that is indelibly linked to the art that arose from it, in which one participant somehow manages to translate for the public the creation of the other, like Jack Kerouac with Neal Cassady or Bob Dylan with Dave Van Ronk or Allen Ginsberg with Harry Smith.
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After three years, months of back and forth, an excessive and stressful press cycle the likes of which have never been seen by many, at least three mental breakdowns and who knows how many strange, unexplored emotions this album forced on me, there's only one thing I really got out of The Life of Pablo, and it's that Kanye and Drake need to make out ASAP.
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While it might seem strange that so many researchers found the MDS flaws within the same window of time—as least two independent teams of seven organizations, plus Intel itself—the TU Graz researchers say that it's to be expected: The discovery of Spectre and Meltdown unlocked a new, deeply complex and unexplored attack surface for hackers, one that could yield serious, fundamental security flaws in hardware well into the future.
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"22 times, Cassini dives through previously unexplored gap between Saturn and its rings, collecting new data on the mass of the rings (used to help determine their age), measurements of Saturn's gravity and magnetic fields (used to help understanding its internal structure) and sending home stunning views of Saturn's clouds and the rings—seen from a closer range than ever before," Wernquist says about the craft's final duties.
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