Here's how it breaks down: Vaporized: Vaporized Avengers refer to heroes who disintegrated after Thanos's snap.
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The Avengers are now divided into five camps: vaporized, dead and not vaporized, alive on Wakanda, alive but MIA, and alive on Titan.
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" Juul's Vaporized Campaign Furthermore, the state said, "Juul's employees and its board of directors acknowledged concern that models photographed for the Vaporized Campaign appeared to be too young.
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Joe Staten Jason vaporized at the end of Halo 20013.
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They materialized from vaporized material caused by the asteroid's impact.
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About 20 minutes in, Holland vaporized any concern I had.
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Social media has vaporized the line between fandom and friendship.
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Oh, did I forget to mention that Zoo vaporized Tokyo?
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Scarlet Witch was vaporized by Thanos's finger snap while mourning Vision.
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Sooner or later, the truth emerges and all that cash gets vaporized.
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Falcon (Anthony Mackie) was in Wakanda and was vaporized by Thanos's snap.
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Alibaba's pledge to create 1 million US jobs has already been vaporized.
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Those who are exposed to vaporized sarin can experience symptoms within seconds.
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The synthetic DNA, which arrived by FedEx as vaporized powder, was harmless.
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It's as if a super-weapon vaporized humanity, leaving only you behind.
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As the community gathered with sensors, plans for the mine expansion vaporized.
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Every time something goes wrong, the source said, "Somebody must be vaporized."
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Sometimes, K2 comes in liquid form to be vaporized in e-cigarettes.
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She vaporized racists and wanted to make this world a better place.
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Add to that the real-life news that vaporized heroes like Spider-Man and the Guardians of the Galaxy have sequels coming up, and there's no way that the Avengers Thanos vaporized will stay in their dusty states.
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Rogers inhaled the vaporized viruses for 20 minutes to an hour each day.
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"Vaporized: America's e-Cigarette Addiction" provides a timely guide to the vaping phenomenon.
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First the gas chromatograph vaporized a speck of the powder inside a tube.
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"A fairly simple approach, just a low dose of vaporized flower," he says.
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The vaporized nicotine then flows through the device and into the user's mouth.
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The free fall has vaporized more than $5 trillion in stock market wealth.
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"But all that has vaporized because of the decision by Trump," he said.
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Soldiers have been blown apart, dismembered, partially buried and immured, or simply vaporized.
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My stolen pics instantly disappeared, in fact Instagram vaporized my impersonator's entire account.
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But the vaporized liquid killed cells at lower doses than the unvaporized liquid.
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Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) was in Wakanda and was vaporized by Thanos's finger snap.
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Many of those not instantly vaporized by the fireballs were left with horrific injuries.
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These gases can be vaporized and used as fuel by some refiners, said Schremp.
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For additional information and to view early clips from the documentary, visit: cnbc.com/vaporized.
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That vaporized Apple's toughest competition for the most profitable part of the smartphone market.
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Here's Why Optical IllusionsTrick Us You Can Sip Sushi With This Chef's Vaporized Cuisine
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I can taste the sweetness of vaporized lead in the back of my mouth.
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Four islands were entirely vaporized; only deep blue radioactive craters in the ocean remained.
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It is nothing like real smoke, heavy with vaporized sap and hot with embers.
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When smoked or vaporized, cannabis hits your system fairly quickly (often within a few seconds).
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It's also able to keep air out of the chamber of the substance being vaporized.
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It used vaporized water to crisp vegetables and featured a cafeteria with seating for 300.
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"Vaporized: America's E-cigarette Addiction" airs on CNBC on Monday, July 15, at 10 p.m.
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Throughout her pregnancy, she drank cannabis-infused teas, ate edibles, and vaporized, rather than smoking.
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In this scenario, the vaporized Earth and impactor mix together into a giant dense atmosphere.
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The impact also vaporized anhydrite rock, which blasted ten trillion tons of sulfur compounds aloft.
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In "Vaporized," CNBC explores the raging debate: are e-cigarettes a curse or a cure?
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Oftentimes, the steam will include vaporized herbal remedies said to increase the body's healing potential.
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On June 2, the largest freshwater lake on the island vaporized in only 90 minutes.
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In Game 22, they vaporized the Rockets' home-court advantage with a 119-106 win.
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As comets approach the sun, geysers of vaporized ice, gas and dust can spring forth.
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In the comic, the human Jonatan Osterman was vaporized and thought to be dead afterward.
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Instead, it got "vaporized" by the sun's extreme environment as it whipped around it, NASA said.
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Basically metal particles get vaporized and bonded to the surface to coat and color the band.
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But it's also an oil that can turn grease-like and incredibly hot when it's vaporized.
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A 2015 study found these two e-cig solvents, when vaporized, can produce formaldehyde—another carcinogen.
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Even the natural world is tossed into Gorham's crucible to be vaporized and recast in silver.
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Even when they grasped for solid answers, their desire vaporized into a diffuse cloud of uncertainty.
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That money was wasted, vaporized by the drop in their share prices over the last week.
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When tons of startups vaporized, so did the profits for those selling them hosting and tools.
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Duke University thinks it has found a solution using vaporized hydrogen peroxide to decontaminate the masks.
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That massive blast generated a second explosion, hundreds of miles away, that vaporized a passenger train.
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I feel like Leia watching as her home of Alderaan is vaporized by the Death Star.
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As the Earth-synestia began to shrink, vaporized silicate rock began to rain onto the proto-Moon.
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Click here to view original GIFThe reigning champion of breaking shit for YouTube views has been vaporized.
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It's not clear from the filing what substance is actually intended to be vaporized in the device.
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The jets appear to be the consequence of cliff walls crumbling, exposing ice that then quickly vaporized.
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The decline vaporized roughly $120 billion from the social media giant's market value in a single day.
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All those carefully laid plans vaporized when Amazon declared the Long Island City project dead Thursday morning.
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Dr. Manhattan was vaporized, along with Senator Keene and the senior members of Cyclops/the Seventh Kavalry.
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Image credit: NASAThe spinning tower of exhaust trail exploded into fire, smoke, and vaporized propellent at 78 seconds.
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Was it a slow, grazing swipe of Earth, or a massive collision that effectively vaporized early planet Earth?
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The first depicts the silicate atmosphere concept, while the second depicts the concept of a more vaporized Earth.
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The substance is legal, and harmless when applied to the skin, but possibly dangerous when vaporized and inhaled.
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Tesla vaporized Wall Street expectations on Wednesday, sending shares surging after the company swung to a quarterly profit.
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"We created ridiculous enthusiasm for the hashtag 'Vaporized,' " marketing agency Cult Collective said in its Juul case study.
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That means American cities can now be vaporized by Kim's nuclear weapons — Washington is truly out of time.
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Using vaporized hydrogen peroxide, the researchers can kill microbial contaminants that lurk on the masks after they're worn.
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The property isn&apost far from a crater lake that the approaching flow vaporized days before entering his neighborhood.
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Megan: My biggest question: If future Nebula shot herself in the past, shouldn't she be… I don't know, vaporized?
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CNBC's Carl Quintanilla interviewed Burns for a documentary, "Vaporized: America's E-cigarette Addiction," which premiers Monday at 10 p.m.
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The new research suggests that the heavier potassium would have condensed from the vaporized atmosphere created by the collision.
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Situations range from a pup accidentally inhaling the fumes of vaporized marijuana to licking up weed-laced bong water.
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Is there any reason to believe that we would do better in the future if New York was vaporized?
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Inhaling the vaporized vodka means the alcohol enters the bloodstream more quickly than it would in its liquid form.
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Juul's launch campaign, "Vaporized," threw parties and events across the country -- at least 25, according to the Stanford archive.
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In contrast to combustible cigarettes, e-cigarettes deliver nicotine through a vaporized propylene-glycol solution, not through burning tobacco.
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It romanticizes an event in which we're all "vaporized" at once and nobody has to deal explicitly with loss.
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We don't see Cassie being vaporized on screen, and the casting rumor could indicate that she survives the snap.
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A prevailing hypothesis is that their blood and brains were vaporized by the extreme heat of the pyroclastic flow.
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After 24 hours, the researchers saw cells dying in the groups exposed to fluid and vaporized e-cigarette liquid.
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No one was vaporized (or if they were, the CIA did a really good job of covering it up).
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The mission did not find the missing men, and Cook surmises that their bodies were vaporized in the blast.
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Dabs are similar to vaping, except the concentrate is dropped onto a heated element and vaporized which is then inhaled.
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With weed/wax/shatter vaping, you're heating the substance so the THC and other cannaboids are vaporized, but never burned.
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If you're not dead after the Humvee explodes, then you are going to breathe in bits of the vaporized Humvee.
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Photos of the events show DJ booths, Juul-branded beer cozies and product display cases labeled with #vaporized and #juulvapor.
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The patients are only allowed to use tinctures and oils, which can be vaporized, inhaled, or consumed orally in capsules.
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Such a "free fall" has "vaporized more than $5 trillion in stock market wealth," the New York Times has written.
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Even at the end, his Sparrows refused to let people safely leave the building before Cersei's wildfire vaporized them all.
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Juul had its own Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook until late 2018, where it also posted ads from the "vaporized" campaign.
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But talk on any of these subjects was essentially vaporized by Trump's comments about Brzezinski, which dominated the news cycle.
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The idea that vaporized e-cigarette liquid might be more toxic than the liquid itself, "is highly plausible," Blaha said.
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When marijuana is smoked or vaporized, the effects are felt within minutes as the THC is absorbed into the lungs.
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The Moon, they argue, formed inside a gigantic donut-shaped cloud of vaporized rock that would eventually condense into the Earth.
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It can also be vaporized in e-cigarette devices, Hall says, but is most typically dissolved in the mouth or snorted.
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While he's in the Quantum Realm, his team in the outside world — Hank, Janet, and Hope — gets vaporized by Thanos's snap.
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He was vaporized by Thanos's finger snap but managed to fire off a message to Captain Marvel before he fully disintegrated.
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"If the e-liquid is vaporized at a high temperature, you could get a big shot of nicotine," Krishnan-Sarin said.
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"We show that rocky planets are vaporized multiple times during their formation and are likely to form synestias," the researchers wrote.
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First, they vaporized strontium metal and suspended the vapor in an array of intersecting laser beams to allow it to cool.
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Their drawings depicted buildings that effectively vaporized, much like filmy, see-through Minimalist glass structures done by the avant-garde today.
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Cannabis can now be vaporized, absorbed under the tongue, or smoked in a hyper-concentrated form, a process known as dabbing.
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Jolie Olie is a great enthusiast of dabbing, a method that consists of taking rapid, strong inhales of vaporized cannabis concentrates.
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Juul ran a campaign called "Vaporized," beginning in 2015, which included social media and email marketing, live events and website materials.
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Studies have shown that even popular brands like Juul don't know exactly what chemicals are produced when these substances are vaporized.
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It found that 61.7% of those who had used cannabis had tried at least two methods -- combustible, edible or vaporized cannabis.
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But they do have the power to make sure that no more jobs are vaporized while Wall Street executives get richer.
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It was a world that vaporized as developers poured money into South Beach, turned it into a flashy, artsy American Riviera.
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A synestia happens when young, planet-sized objects smash into each other, creating a rapidly spinning mass of molten and vaporized rock.
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The Moon lost its easily vaporized elements due to the extreme temperatures produced within the synestia, which nicely explains its distinct composition.
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"We are also looking at putting stem cells down these vaporized holes to further improve the texture of the skin," he said.
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The researchers didn't detect the cesium-137, a radioactive isotope, in the wine until they vaporized it and turned it into ash.
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That last example is what occurs in laser surgery: A bit of tissue is heated and then vaporized in an ultratiny explosion.
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How it works Under normal conditions, your car engine runs on a mixture of air and vaporized fuel, gasoline in this case.
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Called "vaporized," the campaign is frequently criticized for using bright colors and attractive models to promote Juul as a trendy lifestyle product.
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CNBC's Carl Quintanilla interviewed Juul CEO Kevin Burns for a documentary, "Vaporized: America's E-cigarette Addiction," which premieres Monday at 10 p.m.
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It's incredible how a seemingly solid material can basically be vaporized with a little bit of physics and a lot of guts.
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The princess of Wakanda was barely in Infinity War and was not seen getting vaporized with the other Avengers and main characters.
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When fermentation activity has stopped, the resulting liquid we call "beer" is heated in our pot still until the alcohol is vaporized.
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But that conventional wisdom was vaporized by a series of empirical studies that suggest that labor market power is real and significant.
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That assessment comes from a report identifying 50 "jobs of the future" to replace the many current occupations that are being vaporized.
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"You've taken thousands and thousands of years of carbon accumulation, you've vaporized it and you've put it into the atmosphere," explains Bruna.
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But as we know from the end of the comics, that story almost came out once before until Doctor Manhattan vaporized Rorschach.
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Jon does have the ability to change his size, and when he was vaporized, he displayed the power to change his physiology.
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But it is much worse for the people of Kijimi, which is vaporized after the Sith learn the rebels had been there.
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The researchers vaporized and then chemically analyzed 10 e-liquids, with two flavors and five different propylene glycol ratios for each flavor.
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One third of those cells were exposed to e-cigarette fluid, another third to vaporized liquid and the remaining third to nothing.
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Whether escaped condensate causes an oil spill or not depends on whether it has vaporized, burnt off, or escaped in liquid form.
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Previously, it has been suggested that the impact completely vaporized Yucatán's sulfur-rich rock, producing sulfuric acid aerosols that accumulated in the atmosphere.
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The $24 billion or so that investors had added to the company's market value earlier in the day immediately vaporized, and then some.
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It is likely that several times during formation, the body that would become the Earth was transformed into an extended, substantially vaporized body.
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Evaporation is obvious enough—water vaporized from the surfaces of leaves, soil, and bodies of water—but transpiration is a bit less so.
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Curiously, the Mandalorian is treated as a figure of fun by the Jawas even after he has vaporized three members of their party.
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The second is particles from Mars' atmosphere are constantly being lost to deep space, so vaporized CO2 would leak out of the atmosphere.
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Doctors say it's likely not the nicotine or THC itself, but rather other chemicals inside the liquid which get vaporized when you inhale.
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The researchers believe that the extreme heat ignited the person's body fat, vaporized soft tissue and vitrified the fatty proteins of the brain.
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That decline in the peso has accelerated in recent days, as foreign investors began to see their returns vaporized by the falling currency.
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A snowflake takes shape when swirling molecules of vaporized water freeze into symmetrical, six-sided crystals, a process that typically takes 30 minutes.
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Of those participants who had ever used cannabis, 31.3% had used combustible cannabis, 21.3% had used edibles and 10.5% had used vaporized cannabis.
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Self-described cannabis product companies are raising capital in droves, while funding for startups in the e-cigarette space has all but, well, vaporized.
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But that only lasted another minute or so until the moment when she was vaporized by the apocalypse, brought on by the White Violin.
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After learning that the aliens had vaporized the entire state of California he got excited thinking that he had finally won the popular vote.
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It includes tenets like a Buddha bong, different levels of ascension (including stages of mind-reading and seeing the color "blurple") and vaporized corpses.
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In this model, the temperatures were so high and the force so powerful that the impactor and even much of Earth vaporized on contact.
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It sprays vaporized grape skin extract, a mild irritant, and emits sounds of natural predators near the tower to keep birds away, he said.
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Huddling with his daughter (Dakota Fanning) in a creaky basement, he has every reason to believe that her older brother has just been vaporized.
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The team concluded that these unfortunate people were hit with such intense temperatures that their blood vaporized, causing steam pressure to explode their skulls.
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"Little Boy"—the Bomb America dropped on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945—vaporized the city, unleashed a fireball that reached 17 million degrees Fahrenheit.
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Florida's pre-existing medical law covered only a tiny fraction of terminally ill patients to consume cannabis in oil, pill, injection, or vaporized form.
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Buildings are unencumbered by kudzu or graffiti and have tidy, sparsely furnished rooms, as though the inhabitants had only just fled (or been vaporized).
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They say that just 10% will be entirely vaporized, while about 28% will be transformed into new positions requiring a clutch of new skills.
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It's as though "Pelléas et Mélisande" or "Wozzeck" had been partly quieted, even half-vaporized, their roiling energies kept — and sometimes not — at bay.
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"Politically inconvenient opinions being vaporized from major internet hubs like Facebook and Twitter have been happening for years," asserted one writer, identified as TheClockStrikesXIII.
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Bailey Legacki was one of the high school students drawn in by the Vaporized campaign and she is now weighing a lawsuit against Juul.
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The only concentrate I can't get along with is shatter; it yields too little and turns too sticky and difficult to clean when vaporized.
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On Thursday, Mr. Trump himself vaporized every version of the Comey story his defenders, including Mr. Pence, had labored so earnestly to put forward.
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No one knows what is going to happen, but they know it will be utter chaos and that the old familiar ways have vaporized.
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Earlier studies looked just at the effect on cells of the liquid that goes into an e-cigarette rather than at the vaporized chemicals.
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But there is little research into their impact when the ingredients are mixed, vaporized at high temperatures, and inhaled regularly over months or years.
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Her gaze was glued to the screen, watching debris— transmuted to plasma at those speeds— fly off the vaporized asteroid into the fleet and Ada.
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Instead, we see characters like Captain America and Black Widow mourning their vaporized colleagues and trying to figure out a plan to save the world.
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It apparently took the company a year to re-orient its marketing away from the trendy "vaporized" campaign (which, full disclosure, appeared in VICE Magazine).
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Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) was on Titan with Tony Stark, Spider-Man, and the majority of the Guardians of the Galaxy when he was vaporized.
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That will change later this year when Canada allows for more consumables — beverages, edibles and vaporized products — to be sold commercially where they are allowed.
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In New York, for instance, only vaporized cannabis or capsules are legal for consumers, leaving patients with edible marijuana as one of their two choices.
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Huge impacts on Earth at that time could have vaporized the oceans and sterilized the planet's crust, Johns Hopkins planetary scientist Brett Denevi told Axios.
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In the case of a nuke detonating near an asteroid, this causes the rock to recoil in the opposite direction of the material being vaporized.
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And now that that satellite is just a pile of vaporized junk, Spacecom, according to Reuters, would like SpaceX to pony up $50 million dollars.
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It took months of careful planning and, while the Germans sought to detect tunneling, the explosion literally vaporized their line of defense in a flash.
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When Avengers 4 unfolds next year it will most likely involve the resurrection of its vaporized heroes (especially those with confirmed sequels on the schedule).
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Its substance, mingling with vaporized Earth rock, formed a fiery plume, which reached halfway to the moon before collapsing in a pillar of incandescent dust.
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Some have suggested that you can't even get into a black hole without being vaporized by a firewall of energy, let alone get back out.
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Trump has had the major pillars of his reelection bid — a strong economy and a historically low unemployment rate — vaporized in a matter of days.
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Before it vaporized, the probe completed a series of ring-grazing loops that included five close fly-bys of Atlas, Daphnis, Epimetheus, Pan and Pandora.
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Dr. Petrone, who published a study in 2018 supporting the hypothesis that the boathouse victims' brains were vaporized, was not persuaded by Dr. Thompson's conclusion.
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It pushed hashtags like #juul and #vaporized that the influencers used while showing images of themselves or other young people doing tricks with the device.
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Juul, which owned 75% of the market share for e-cigarettes in 2018, has become largely synonymous with a growing industry for vaporized nicotine products.
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An artist's rendering shows the hot, molten Moon emerging from a synestia—a giant spinning cloud of vaporized rock that formed when planet-sized objects collided.
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This 15-megaton explosion vaporized the land beneath it, forming a crater 1.5 kilometers (0.9 miles) wide and 75 meters (246 feet) deep on Bikini Atoll.
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In Ragnarok's first credits scene, Thor and Loki are trying to figure out where to go next, now that their homeland of Asgard has been vaporized.
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As the smoke's yellow tinge suggested, lead was also vaporized, creating what Robin Des Bois called a "toxic fallout" of lead dust that was deposited downwind.
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Once that tipping point is hit, ice on these worlds is so rapidly melted that any oceans could be vaporized before a stable atmosphere can form.
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All of the optimism surrounding Rubio's campaign following a flood of establishment support, and the turn to attacking Trump seems to have vaporized since Super Tuesday.
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As the comet fell sunward, heat from the sun vaporized parts of its icy surface, astronomers say, causing jets to erupt and pieces to break off.
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Conduction is much easier, thankfully, since the material that will be vaporized just has to be thrown into an oven and heated at a desired temperature.
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Sometime after that, Ms. Pietrewicz seemingly vaporized, leaving behind almost no trace except for the pocketbook that was later discovered by the side of a road.
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Anyway, a lot of superheroes along with half of the living beings in the universe were vaporized by a purple-faced villain with a corrugated chin.
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Cells exposed to vaporized liquid also were not as good at battling bacteria, suggesting that e-cigarette users' lungs might have more trouble fighting off infections.
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Vaping e-cigarettes (inhaling vaporized liquid or solid typically through a battery-operated electronic device) gives the smoker the stimulant of nicotine without the carcinogen tar.
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In Harris County, the Galena Park Terminal reported the release of 1,59 barrels of gasoline blendstock, and more than 76,000 pounds of a mix of vaporized chemicals.
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Bare beryllium is a poor reflector for near-infrared light, so each segment is coated with a light dusting of gold vaporized on in a vacuum chamber.
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"By analyzing calculations of giant impacts and models of planet formation, we show that typical rocky planets are substantially vaporized multiple times during accretion," the researchers wrote.
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The drug is usually smoked, or rather vaporized, in a glass pipe of the kind used for smoking meth or freebase cocaine—hardly the most recreational look.
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But studies have also shown that even popular e-cigarette brands don't know exactly what chemicals are produced when the substances contained in their cartridges are vaporized.
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Some of the injuries may be related to inhalation of oils included in the "e-juice," the vaporized substance that carries nicotine or THC into the lungs.
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Ideally, all of the ingredients should be vaporized before the user inhales, but in reality, some of the ingredients may instead end up in a user's lungs.
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The greens have been replaced by oranges, the normal hues vaporized in the smoke that has choked so much of the West in this season of wildfire.
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Initially, researchers believed that the skin and soft tissue of the people were vaporized by the heat, initially estimated to reach between 572 and 932 degrees Fahrenheit.
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"Vaping" is shorthand for inhaling vaporized liquid, usually a mixture of nicotine and oil heated by a battery-powered atomizer in an e-cigarette or larger vaporizer.
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Meanwhile, the only real remaining attempt at an operating-system competitor to Android, Microsoft's Windows Phone — for which HTC once represented 80 percent of the market — has vaporized.
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While Drogon's dragonfire later vaporized quite a few wights, that appeared to have as much to do with the force and extreme heat of the blast as anything.
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Also when the same machine explodes at the Russian facility in the opening scene of Episode 1, it shows how vaporized people disintegrate into piles of fleshy goo.
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As the decade progressed, Portland's civil defense officials wanted to prove that some kind evacuation plan could save lives that would otherwise be vaporized by a Soviet nuke.
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According to Gulick's team, the impact vaporized sulfur-rich rocks, releasing a haze of gaseous sulfur into the air that blotted out the sun and cooled the planet.
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The company's failure to file audited results has started a countdown to default that vaporized more than 40 percent of its market value in early trading on Tuesday.
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So the liquid gets vaporized and there can also be heavy metals in there — the ultra-fine particles themselves quickly penetrate into the lungs and hit the bloodstream.
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In a split second, a difficult feat — qualifying for the World Cup — that has become something of a birthright for a generation of United States fans has vaporized.
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Anyone within a half-mile of the explosion would have only a 10 percent chance of survival — bodies very close to the explosion would be vaporized, Redlener said.
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The glass from Mr. Graham's windows appeared to have vaporized, leaving only a few curved pieces that could have been mistaken for sea glass collected from the beach.
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Among the 1,077 who had ever used any type of cannabis, 7.8% had never smoked it; 2.9% were exclusive vaporized cannabis users and 4.2% were exclusive edible users.
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She vaporized all the aliens trying to come at her in a badass moment that we had been waiting all movie to see, as she finally owned her power.
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Whether you want to vape plant matter, wax, or…Read more ReadThe patent documents describe a chamber that uses a heated plate to slowly compact the material being vaporized.
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Anyone exotic enough to fully copy the Trump playbook would be vaporized by the institutional weaponry of the Republican Party, which won't be caught sleeping twice in a row.
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In this scenario, the Earth is almost completely vaporized, so all of the potassium from the planet would be mixed up in the dense vapor leftover from the collision.
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I'm sure we're going to get vaporized by some bomb but I'm sure it will be some bomb that explodes by accident here and not from some other country.
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Dead and not vaporized: These characters died before Thanos's snap and were killed by Thanos: Loki, Heimdall, Vision (who got his Infinity Stone plucked from his forehead) and Gamora.
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As you might imagine, breathing in vaporized grease could seriously affect the lungs, though researchers are still trying to figure out the exact mechanism that's causing the lung damage.
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If, as in Heritage Action's dream scenario, Obamacare were to be immediately vaporized, it would leave a yawning vacuum — and the first thing to fill it would be anxiety.
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And when Beyoncé strutted onto the field, performing "Formation," with her dancers wearing Black Panther-like berets and Afros, Coldplay's performance might as well have vaporized; rock was forgotten.
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Named for the Italian astronomer Giovanni Cassini, who discovered four of the moons and the gaps in Saturn's rings, the craft vaporized in Saturn's atmosphere on September 15, 2017.
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That investigation has been linked to the FDA's testing efforts, with Meaney-Delman cautioning that multiple ingredients vaporized in e-cigarettes may bear some responsibility for the lung injuries.
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When meteorites burn up in the atmosphere, they undergo ablation—a process in which the outermost layers of the falling object impact air molecules at high speed and are vaporized.
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It's hard for a supervillain to shine when their greatest enemy, the superhero who defines them and vice-versa, has been recently vaporized by an Infinity Gauntlet-wearing mad titan.
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Specifically when Joyce turns the key to destroy the machine, there's a long six-second black out before it cuts back and we see the hazmat suit guys get vaporized.
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The outburst started just after this region emerged from shadow, suggesting that heat from the sun's rays may have vaporized a patch of exposed water ice and triggered a landslide.
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Models show that most of our planet's carbon should have vaporized into space, or ended up in the metallic core of our planet, sucked up by its iron-rich alloys.
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This paper simulated an elongated pill- or capsule-shaped object emitting a nozzle-like jet of vaporized particles, mostly water vapor, which might explain why we didn't see any tail.
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Some experts offered an explanation for the sickness: Arsenic in the water table had been heated and vaporized by the impact energy and sent into the air as a gas.
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As the laser hit the surface of the diamond, it vaporized material upward, effectively rocketing the diamond away in the opposite direction and sending a shock wave through the ice.
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In short, the manufacturers of e-cigarettes are now required to tell the 30 million people who use the devices what is actually in the liquid being vaporized and inhaled.
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On top of that, some of the tested products had high levels of solvents and dangerous gases like ethylene oxide and ethanol that are particularly dangerous when vaporized and inhaled.
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Though we don't see this happen in the mid-credits sequence, it's safe to assume that Hope, Janet, and Hank — as evidenced by their dust piles — are among those vaporized.
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Synthetic cannabinoids are human-made chemicals that can be sprinkled on dried, shredded plant material and smoked or consumed as vaporized liquids inhaled through an e-cigarette or other device.
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Dumped jet fuel is supposed to evaporate before it hits the earth, but even Boeing has said that "Even though fuel is vaporized, "it is still suspended in the atmosphere.
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Joe Biden all but vaporized his reputation as America's "cool uncle" on Saturday when he said at a town hall that he still opposes legalizing marijuana on the federal level.
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It created hashtags — #juul, #juulvapor, #switchtojuul, #vaporized — that the influencers blasted out to their followings, often featuring images of young people Juuling, or doing tricks or jokes with their device.
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The superheated surge clouds vaporized the flesh and bodily fluids of victims in an instant, the researchers say, producing a gruesome effect in the skull, causing it to crack and explode.
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Just before Cassini was vaporized while falling through the extreme pressure of Saturn's clouds, the bus-sized spacecraft beamed home an image of the spot where it would meet its fate.
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In the case of Syria, international norms against dropping barrel bombs that collapse apartment buildings, deploying vaporized chlorine gas, or targeting schools and hospitals have become consequence-free, and thus meaningless.
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Alongside extracting 70-80 percent of the cannabinoids—the parts of the plant that gives it flavor and gets you high—you can also cook edibles with the leftover vaporized material.
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To that point, Gulick's team found hardly any sulfur-rich deposits at the impact site, which supports a theory that sulfuric material simply vaporized into the atmosphere when the asteroid hit.
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I saw myself looking on in horror as teen after teen got vaporized by the military for stepping over the boundary of Area 51 for the sake of a TikTok video.
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But it looks like Viserion completely vaporized the icy barrier, and the chunk that's missing appears to be floating off into the heavens as sublimated gas, instead of as liquid snowmelt.
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"Its board of directors acknowledged concern that models photographed for the Vaporized Campaign appeared to be too young," singling out two of models in particular, according to the lawsuit, citing internal documents.
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During the restart in June 2012, thousands of gallons of caustic sodium hydroxide were unknowingly vaporized, causing widespread chemical corrosion and forcing VPS-5 to be shut for seven months of repairs.
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The Large Hadron ColliderPhoto: Maximilien Brice/Julien Ordan/CERNYou can feasibly put anything inside the world's largest physics experiment, CERN's Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland, so long as it can be vaporized.
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Just as you would with a pod coffee machine, pop in a pre-filled Wisp pod, wait for the vapor to be extracted into the bottle, and enjoy your freshly vaporized marijuana.
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Here's an amusing description from the paper of exactly how that went: Doses were vaporized in a Volcano Medic Vaporizer... at 210°C, and the resulting vapour was collected in two balloons.
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Like publications in the rest of the country, New Jersey's suburban newspapers pulled back as their business model vaporized, leaving fewer reporters to dig into local scandals or dispatch to neighborhood events.
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"Vaporized: America's E-Cigarette Addiction" will also re-air on Saturday, September 21st at 1:00AM ET (Friday, September 20th 1at 10:00pm PT.) It is also available for viewing on CNBC.
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The key discovery was in using ordinary table salt to lower the temperatures at which the metals are typically melted; this allowed the metals to be vaporized and deposited in thin films.
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Yes, he vaporized along with many of his peers at the end, but Strange ostensibly had a plan to defeat Thanos, and we're willing to bet on that one in 14 billion chance.
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They're busy moving a fishing rod-like smoke wand this way and that, watching vaporized mineral oil stream off its tip and flow like a contrail over the sleekest semi you've ever seen.
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"The fuel could freeze, and the oxygen could be vaporized, all of which could inhibit the third burn which is necessary for trans-Mars injection," Musk said at a press conference on Monday.
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"[While] I was somewhat aware of the danger of getting essential oils directly on my skin, I was unaware that the vaporized 'diluted' oil from my diffuser could also be dangerous," she wrote.
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Do e-liquids—which are vaporized, then inhaled into the lungs, and often used as a way to quit smoking—need to be produced to the standards of medical grade products like inhalers?
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These big grains may have formed after heat from the sun sublimated (or vaporized) buried water-ice, which then recondensed and was redeposited in subsurface layers, without ever leaving Comet 67P, researchers said.
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But while historians have typically relied on those who lived through this disaster to tell the story, the dead are starting to add their own chapters, written in vaporized blood and vitrified brain.
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But the buzz from vaporized substances — both legal and illicit — can prove irresistible for those living far from home for the first time, despite bans on vaping at more than 2,3523 campuses nationwide.
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In either case, you'd expect that nowadays you'd see relatively few volatile elements or compounds — such as sulfur and ammonia — which have low boiling points and would presumably have been vaporized during the process.
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E-cigarettes would fall under new definitions of tobacco products that include "an electronic device that delivers nicotine or other vaporized liquids," meaning even vape juices without any nicotine would be treated like cigarettes.
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By adding a microphone to this instrument, scientists argue they can measure the volume of the sound produced as the laser is hitting the rock, to then determine the mass of the rock vaporized.
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We know the reasons why: a decline in middle-skill jobs driven by trade, outsourcing, de-unionization, and automation that stalled pay increases or vaporized middle-class jobs throughout the 1990s and early 2000s.
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While glycine had previously been extracted from cometary dust samples that were brought to Earth by NASA's Stardust mission, this is the first time that the compound has been detected in space, naturally vaporized.
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That assessment comes from a report — released first to Axios by Cognizant, an IT firm based in New Jersey — identifying 50 "jobs of the future" to replace the many current occupations that are being vaporized.
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They're flyweight, plastic sheets layered with an infrared coating of vaporized aluminum that make them super reflective so they can effectively shield a person from cold temperatures and brisk winds and help retain body heat.
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Chelsea was better — and Klopp has always made it clear he does not, particularly, value the F.A. Cup — but it was hardly encouraging, the furious "response" Liverpool's players had promised after the unbeaten run vaporized.
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All vapes, even the most basic gas station cig-a-likes, are made of three basic components: a battery, an atomizer (that's a heating element), and a tank, which holds the liquid to be vaporized.
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Synthetic cannabinoids, or fake weed, are human-made chemicals that can be sprinkled on dried, shredded plant material and smoked, or can be consumed as vaporized liquids inhaled through an e-cigarette or other device.
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Wall Street is widely considered to be in a bull market that started on March 9, 2009, when investors grappled with the global financial crisis that had vaporized over half of the U.S. stock market's value.
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Given that the team had already found fractured skulls and vaporized blood at another Herculaneum site, Petrone recognized the substance as yet more evidence that Mount Vesuvius literally exploded the heads of many of its victims.
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Shuri's poster is in black and white (above), as are those featuring heroes like Spider-Man, Black Panther, Loki, and Groot — who were all vaporized or killed during Infinity War, seemingly confirming Shuri, too, was dusted.
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U.S. stocks are widely considered to be in the longest ever bull market, which started in March 2009, when investors grappled with the global financial crisis that had vaporized over half of the U.S. stock market's value.
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It uses the same lasers as the brand's signature facial (a combination of YAG laser and intense pulsed light), but kicks it up a notch by adding in a carbon mask that's vaporized right off your skin.
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When the asteroid struck, it vaporized layers of limestone, releasing into the atmosphere a trillion tons of carbon dioxide, ten billion tons of methane, and a billion tons of carbon monoxide; all three are powerful greenhouse gases.
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Like Occupy, the anti-war movement vaporized when the theory of social change underlying the movement — that governments will bend if millions of people assemble in the streets, march and make a single demand — was proven ineffective.
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Perhaps what alarms public health experts most about e-cigarettes generally and Juul in particular is nicotine which, when vaporized, is absorbed by the body within seconds, much faster than when delivered by chewing gum or patches.
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Synthetic cannabinoids are mind-altering chemicals that are made in a lab and sold either sprayed on shredded plant material so it can be smoked like marijuana or as liquid that can be vaporized in e-cigarettes.
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The owners have continued to let them live in the unfinished home since November, when the flames vaporized thousands of buildings in the northern California town, including the homes of many of Peters' classmates at Paradise High.
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"While use of the traditional smoked form of cannabis was still the most popular form, we did find a sizable portion of teens who had never smoked cannabis, but did report using edibles or vaporized," Leventhal said.
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Even though a freeze facial sounds like it'd be an intense Botox session, the concept of cold-air therapy is actually pretty simple: It uses vaporized liquid nitrogen at subzero temps to stimulate circulation and boost collagen production.
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What we know currently is that only a few people knew that Scott was getting lowered into the Quantum Realm at the end of Ant-Man and the Wasp, and that those few people got vaporized by Thanos.
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Earth would likely stay out of the range of the swell, but it wouldn't count for much since it would be so close that it'd get vaporized in the intensely hot stellar atmosphere in around 7.6 billion years.
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Photo: NASA/JPL-Caltech 2/6 This image is a stitched-together portrait of some of the last Saturn photographs taken by the Cassini spacecraft—which, after 13 years in orbit, flung itself into the planet and vaporized.
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At that speed the energy of the impact generated such heat that some of the water in the antigorite was vaporized, but it was absorbed by the melted pumice as it solidified and fused with bits of antigorite.
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New Jersey's law goes well beyond the new federal rules, which ban the sale of fruit- and dessert-flavored e-cigarette cartridges, or pods, that are placed in slim penlike devices, vaporized by a heated coil and smoked.
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Oil is basically an extract from the plant containing some combination of THC, CBD, and other lesser-known cannabinoids like terpenes, and can either be vaporized or (if made into a tincture) ingested directly via something like a dropper.
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This glitzy big-budget period in Silicon Valley and further afield led influential tech investor Marc Andreessen to predict that unless young companies begin to curb their flamboyant spending, they risk being "vaporized" by a crash or market turn.
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The comet, though, forgot that the Sun is the Sun, and the icy chunk of dust was completely vaporized and torn apart when, at a speed of 1.3 million miles per hour, it grazed by our Solar System's star.
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"There's a big difference between rubbing it on your hands or swallowing a vitamin E pill and inhaling aerosolized vitamin E acetate," said Schuchat, noting past studies linking its high-temperature vaporized form to pneumonia and reduced lung function.
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I couldn't get his images out of my mind: people going about their daily lives; the sudden fireball so hot it vaporized bodies, leaving just shadows on a wall; the silent, deadly radiation that sickened and killed tens of thousands more.
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The visualization can show you how the large the impact of the bomb might be, how much of your neighborhood would likely be vaporized and how many people might be affected by radiation poisoning — ya know, all the good stuff.
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A new Yale University study finds that people who used a commercially available electronic cigarette liquid with a relatively high alcohol level had their motor skills significantly impaired — even though they didn't feel like they were "buzzed" from the vaporized booze.
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They were vaporized in the first game, and it demeans their effectiveness in the second to say that they won only because the last few seconds unfolded in a psychedelic upside-down universe ruled by Dion Waiters, even though they did.
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This stellar backlight revealed that winds blow iron vapor from the dayside to the nightside across a boundary called the evening terminator, but that the vaporized metal did not reemerge on the morning terminator, where the nightside turns back into the dayside.
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Vaping generally has also been under a growing cloud of suspicion after a number of e-cigarette users died from an acute lung condition which appears related to the process of chemicals being vaporized and inhaled — and potentially to devices being used to vape THC.
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These pieces of space junk normally range in size from a grain of sand to the size of a cherry pit, Dr. Helfand said, and they heat up and are vaporized as they pass through the atmosphere — 50 to 60 miles above the surface.
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If the public investors do not think the companies are worth as much as the small number of deep-pocketed investors who dominate the private markets, it could mean the large amounts of paper wealth could be vaporized once the company's shares start trading.
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In June of 220, the campaign, called Vaporized, introduced the Juul with glitzy parties and events that stretched from San Francisco to Miami and New York, and ads and social media posts featuring young women in midriff-baring tops holding the sleek metal device.
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When he goes back into the chamber to get it, the doors close and lock for a test, and Osterman is completely vaporized—until he somehow manages to rebuild his physical form, atom by atom, minus the hair and plus a very specific blue glow.
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To create smart circuitry using RVD, normal fabric or thread is placed in a vacuum chamber in which two chemicals, an oxidant and a chemical building block called a monomer are vaporized and react to form a thin, conductive polymer coating right on the cloth.
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Her communiqué conveyed a deep sense of bodily estrangement, trauma experienced by both land and people, a sense of place and loss, of loss of place, of the impacts of history and the vaporized lives, against which any actions of any kind can seem futile.
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Dr. Weiss said you could reproduce the chirp by running your fingernails across the keys of a piano from the low end to middle C. Lost in the transformation was three solar masses' worth of energy, vaporized into gravitational waves in an unseen and barely felt apocalypse.
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The bottle's gas valve is opened or the lead pellet gets vaporized, then the particles head on their journey through straight lines and loops, are stripped of their electrons, and are sometimes diverted into other experiments along the way, before entering the 17-mile-round LHC ring.
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The initial findings were promising: if enough water vapor made it into the atmosphere after, say, a large asteroid impact vaporized a bunch of ice on the surface, the resultant cloud layer could have trapped enough heat to keep the climate warm enough for liquid water.
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The authors estimated that the asteroid's power was equivalent to 10 billion of the atomic bombs used in World War II.The space rock would have vaporized the surrounding land and sent ocean water rushing from the impact site at the speed of a jet plane, Gulick said.
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Any life that might have evolved on planets orbiting the star would have been vaporized as it died, leaving behind only its white dwarf shell, with its searing temperatures of 360,000 degrees Fahrenheit (200,000 degrees Celsius), and a surrounding cloud of kicked up dust and gas.
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But studies have reached the opposite conclusion, finding that, particularly in the company's early days in 2015 and 2016, it hired influencers to make #juul go viral, handed out free devices at concerts and movies, and ran colorful "Vaporized" ads that featured twentysomethings and mimicked cigarette ads.
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It's got a similar tone to many of Agora's other outlets, which Mother Jones once described as "skirt[ing] the line between spammy and scammy"; for example, an email newsletter in which one Agora outlet claimed the Obama administration was blocking a miracle cure that "vaporized" cancer.
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As the ball-carrier, Rukey would be vaporized when he touched the defender's circular aura ( Pyre really is a hell of a game) so he juked to freeze his opponent, who had to be prepared for Rukey to try to cut sideways and try to get around the aura.
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"While [the spectrometer] was designed to investigate gases, we were able to measure the ring particles because they hit the spacecraft at such high velocities they vaporized," said Hunter Waite, principal investigator for the spectrometer on Cassini's nose and lead author of the study published in the journal Science.
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And so when the Mets fan lived that fantasy, vaporized a home run in a World Series win and was then borne aloft around the bases by the happy fury thrown off by fans experiencing something like the same thing, it was both sweet and edged with something sadder.
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Yes, heroes often survive where lesser folks don't, but there's something profoundly cheaty and unconvincing about the way the destruction of Snoke's ship leaves two protagonists completely untouched, while roughly a hundred troopers standing right next to them are largely vaporized, and Phasma is somehow moved halfway across the hangar.
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The easiest greenhouse gas to get at is the water vapor trapped in the polar ice caps, yet even if we vaporized the Martian poles like Musk suggested, the NASA researchers calculated that this would only double the atmospheric pressure to about 1.2 percent of the atmospheric pressure on Earth.
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Through her labwork and modeling, Dr. Stewart, 45, has been able to increase understanding about Earth's origin, and has proposed a new theory on how the moon was formed: It is the result of a synestia, a cloud of vaporized and molten rock produced when two objects collide at high velocity.
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Glenn Close's shallow First Lady is crushed by the "Nancy Reagan chandelier"; Martin Short's Press Secretary lothario is dismembered by Lisa Marie's martian seductress; Danny DeVito's cringe-inducing lawyer is annihilated as he tries to cut a deal with an alien; Michael J. Fox's glad-handing reporter is vaporized except for, well, his hand.
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Sofuoglu said the study showed how e-cig users, even if they didn't end up having enough detectable alcohol in their urine to trigger a DUI charge, could end up being "intoxicated" and too impaired to drive because of how much "more quickly and efficiently" alcohol affected the brain after people inhaled vaporized booze compared to drinking it.
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Igor Grant is a professor of psychiatry at UC San Diego and the director of the Center for Medicinal Cannabis Research, where he and his colleagues have done extensive amounts of research on how vaporized and smoked cannabis affect patients suffering from a variety of maladies, especially neuropathic pain (a burning, hypersensitivity often experienced by people with HIV/AIDS).
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Her impressive list of examples ranges from Anatoly Sobchak, a politician who gravely insulted President Vladimir Putin and expired from breathing the vaporized fumes emitted by his poison-soaked bedside lamp, to Alexander Litvinenko, another outspoken Putin critic, who succumbed to "a staggering amount of polonium-210" that left his body so radioactive the autopsy was performed by doctors wearing hazmat suits.
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The first half of season three admirably concentrated on telling a story of humanity and exploring what parts of a person are lost when they join S.H.I.E.L.D. We saw the relationships between various sets of characters — most notably Agent May (Ming-Na Wen) and Andrew Garner (Blair Underwood), as well as Fitz (Iain De Caestecker) and Simmons (Elizabeth Henstridge) — pulled, strained, and even vaporized because of the agents' scarred psyches.
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Lucy, who considered the idea of buying the NEDs her "brainchild" and really liked throwing around the word "brainchild" and smirking, had been immediately vaporized in the first strike, and the sounds he remembered from that moment were not so much beeps and diagnostic tones but the pressure bursts sounding like cannons, the thick whistle of boiling blood, the sound of metal against metal against glass against concrete, the grinding and pounding like a galactic storm overhead.
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