We're sitting here vibrating, and we don't know what we're vibrating about.
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A radar magnetron is a sort of electric whistle that instead of creating vibrating sound creates vibrating electromagnetic waves.
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The line includes things like bondage sets, vibrating cock rings, rabbit vibrators, vibrating butt plugs, clit stims, and anal beads.
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You must contract muscles while also stretching and pummeling them, preferably with high-tech, vibrating foam rollers or vibrating spheres, Mr. Brady writes.
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Hyperice vibrating massage ball; $75 This vibrating massage ball can be stashed in an office desk and used to ease tension from sitting all day.
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The two main types of prostate massagers, that is toys designed for the specific purpose of reaching this delightful area, are vibrating toys and non-vibrating toys.
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Set the plate to vibrating at one of those resonant frequencies, and the sand will be pushed away from the vibrating regions and cluster along the nodal lines.
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What follows are the activities I did while wearing vibrating panties, each ranked on a scale from one (bad) to ten (good) that takes into account both the amount of pleasure I experienced doing the activity wearing vibrating underwear and my desire to do the activity wearing vibrating underwear again.
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Some systems got lots of attention, but not much funding: the vibrating vibrating Teslasuit, for example, canceled its Kickstarter campaign after raising a little over 10 percent of its goal.
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Grade: A- Respect Your Dick (Vibrating Love Ring, $26.99) The stretchy, silicone vibrating cock ring is designed to fit snuggly around a penis and balls, helping harden and prolong an erection.
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I decided to take the vibrating route, because it seemed like those brushes would be easier on my gums, and this led me to Philips Sonicare, the market leader for the vibrating kind.
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While observing the movement of sand on a vibrating plate, Chladni noticed that the sand tended to move toward a predictable handful of points depending on the frequency the plate was vibrating at.
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Within hours of his tweet, his phone was vibrating constantly.
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Razer isn't the first manufacturer to experiment with vibrating headphones.
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Cock rings come in simple ring form or vibrating versions.
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They say the vibrating signals won't disrupt a steady workout.
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Throw in a few vibrating pulses, and life is good.
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Your body will start vibrating like you're going to detonate.
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Additionally, the signal from the vibrating atoms can get fuzzy.
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The vibrating whir of tattoo needles can be incredibly therapeutic.
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I felt as if I were vibrating by the end.
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Target began selling "Fifty Shades" lubricant, vibrating rings and blindfolds.
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"He called me right after and said, 'I'm still vibrating.'"
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Research on vibrating foam rollers is promising too, he said.
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Keating said it felt like his entire body was vibrating.
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Cock rings — vibrating or not — also add a new sensation.
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After hours of clutching the vibrating clippers, her hand trembled.
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A long, vibrating tube for your whole body sounds nice.
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There are recovery boots and baths and vibrating foam rollers.
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Still, I wrote down my mailing address, vibrating with pleasure.
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"The Internet of Things is filled with vulnerabilities, would you expect the Internet of Vibrating Things to be any different?" they asked in the description for their presentation, Breaking The Internet of Vibrating Things.
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Hence the belt, which has five vibrating motors installed in it.
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Every cell in my body was vibrating with excitement and joy.
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The dense mesh of brushstrokes seems to be vibrating and undulating.
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Have you ever been to a theme park with vibrating seats?
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"The Sun is vibrating at lots of different frequencies," Young says.
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These vibrating, undulating gears may have powered the Big Bang's clock.
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Massage Anti-Fatigue Mat with Built-In Vibrating Foot Massager — $95.96
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"And a vibrating suitcase is definitely going to trigger an alarm."
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But what if they'd had phones vibrating with modern news alerts?
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TheraGun G2PRO isn't the first vibrating muscle-recovery tool to get big on Instagram; Hyperice and Triggerpoint are two companies that offer vibrating foam rollers, balls, and devices, and they have been around for a while.
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Technology has come a long way since the days of bulky vibrating panties, and along with discreet, quiet vibes you can slip into your jeans, you can find vibrating cock rings, kegel balls, and butt plugs, too.
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Then this chunky waterproof vibrating ring is the perfect purchase for you.
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When the power drained to under 30 percent, the remote started vibrating.
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The male then enters and both parties can enjoy the vibrating sensation.
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This is not what happens with a traditional, non-vibrating cock ring.
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Quip strips down to the basics with its sonic vibrating electric toothbrush.
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Check out the 1000 Vibrating Colors Puzzle from Clemens Habicht's Colour Puzzles.
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Instead, they'll be drowned out by the hum of the vibrating motor.
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The performances, vibrating with tautness, are all of a piece with that.
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The vibrating Slack notifications are so distracting, she scores a birdless zero.
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The company says the "vibrating love egg" is discrete and quiet, a.k.a.
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Put it on sensitive areas and it feels as if they're vibrating.
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"I can feel the floor vibrating when it's spinning," Mr. Maisch said.
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You're in the middle of a meeting and your phone starts vibrating.
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Bumps in the simulator came with a vibrating shock to the wheel.
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Iroha vibrating personal massager with multiple settings, $20153 to $140 at thedreslyn.com.
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A regular client emerged from the chamber and onto the vibrating plates.
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There are rappers who mainline the aesthetic and vibrating energy of punk.
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The physical therapist also mentioned a vibrating board that may strengthen bones.
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The effect of little balls hovering and vibrating in midair is mesmerizing.
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I suspect many readers will, at this point, be vibrating with counterarguments.
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It's always here, vibrating in every red scarf, bird song and moment.
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There is one that's made with an electric blue, vibrating with energy.
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These spots, called nodal lines, are the areas of the vibrating plate which are not experiencing vibration because they exist at the boundary of two regions of the plate that are vibrating in opposite directions, canceling one another out.
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Yes, they would love some rosé, but they also want vibrating suicidal skeletons!
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An illustration of one of the experiments, featuring two 15-micrometer vibrating drumheads.
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By the time dessert comes, I am vibrating—smiley and a little drunk.
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"Last week's weekly export number is still vibrating through the trade," Smith said.
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It's lightweight and provides a vibrating massage whenever and wherever you need it.
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Perfect for double-penetration, this cock ring has an adjustable vibrating shaft attached.
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The implant connects the user to Earth's magnetic field, vibrating whenever facing north.
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I saw the phenomenon of vibrating boundaries aligned with residential redistricting and redlining.
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Me and Ashton both were like trembling, like vibrating as we were talking.
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His head shakes back and forth so rapidly, it looks like he's vibrating.
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The Telepod provides "bodysonic vibration," similar to the vibrating seats in 4D theaters.
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You can also feel the Frames vibrating when you crank it up further.
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The guests, watching results come in on their phones, were vibrating with panic.
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A bee's buzz is the result of the insect vibrating its wing muscles.
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"You swore this wouldn't happen, Sarah," she says, her voice vibrating with fury.
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With each eardrum-vibrating second, another fraction of the carpet came to life.
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Vibrating cock rings were often the first item to appear on store shelves.
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When the vibrating yoga pants were switched on, the party perked up considerably.
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The only sexual uses he suggested were vibrating men's perineums to treat impotence.
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The pilots realized what had happened only when the control stick began vibrating.
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The traffic roared and I could feel my feet vibrating with the pavement.
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My phone is vibrating — but I don&apost have to look at it.
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Patients sat on a padded table with a vibrating sphere in the center.
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I sat there for an hour, vibrating with adrenaline, trying to calm down.
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Apart from... I wake up to a cellphone pressed into my temple, vibrating.
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But on all those visits, I'd never seen a vibrating skeleton made of graphite.
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After the piercing heals, the vibrating gadget can be hinged onto the metallic barbells.
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I watched a wife have anal sex with her husband using a vibrating dildo.
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She will also get two vibrating chips implanted in the bottom of her feet.
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On a vibrating surface—a speaker cone, for instance—the droplets survive even longer.
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You can also use the Withings Health Mate app to set silent, vibrating alarms.
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But if you are actually there the whole air is vibrating all the time.
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At the end of the day, that's what matters the most: the vibrating part.
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The hallways are still vibrating and the dish-ware is still clinking, some say.
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It is for the universe of unseen energy, vibrating at the frequency of love.
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Each of us, and everything, is comprised of the same vibrating energy and material.
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Today, I'm alone, my jaw is vibrating and I'm struggling to swallow an omelette.
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It's the Vesper Vibrating Necklace, available in 24-karat gold-plated steel for $149.
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Yet they press against the surrounding black, holding the surface in a vibrating equilibrium.
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Startups are designing swallowable capsules and ultrasonically vibrating enemas to shoot drugs into the bloodstream.
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On a microscopic level, heat is simply atoms vibrating off one another, in constant motion.
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"Move!" the watchface says when you've been sedentary for too long, vibrating on your wrist.
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Soon, all their muscles were vibrating together in a polyphonic request for a lie down.
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I follow yoga with pranayama because I am already vibrating at such a high frequency.
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I'm a bell that's been rung so hard that I can still feel myself vibrating.
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And [there's also] frequency: how fast this vibration is happening, versus how slow it's vibrating.
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His limbs were shaking; the Parasite was vibrating him, like a battery in his stomach.
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And when he leapt, the cheers struck like a series of thunderclaps, vibrating our seats.
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Many will fail but perhaps Yucheng will end up vibrating its way out of poverty.
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Her brainwaves were translated into sound and visuals through the vibrating water on the dishes.
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Pelle Cass takes up to 5,000 pictures, vibrating the camera so much it requires refocusing.
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The sensation was nice because vibrating sensations are nice, but I felt no added arousal.
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Every color seemed brighter in the room, every feeling I had was vibrating like magic.
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The vibrating underwear comes in two parts and was almost too easy to set up.
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Any waking I did between to wander or think was overwhelmed by the vibrating light.
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You may even owe some of your best sexual experiences to a little vibrating friend.
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It's so hard to take you seriously when you're gently vibrating on that massage chair.
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A vibrating electric belt that goes around the midsection and supposedly helps shed fat: $6.
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It was still dark out, but I could feel my phone vibrating in my bed.
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Vibrating ring If you like it, then you really should put a ring on it.
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That's downright reasonable compared Hyperice's vibrating foam roller, the Vyper 2.0, which sells for $199.
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When I first watched The Work, it made me feel as if I were vibrating.
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A vibrating ring If you like it, then you really should put a ring on it.
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Vibrating a patient's arm to move their missing hand is a neat trick, but therapeutically useless.
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The Switch Pro Controller includes motion controls and HD rumble for physical vibrating feedback while playing.
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By the time CoZE rolled around, late on the second day, the group was nearly vibrating.
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The flexible fins on this silicone cock ring provide a unique vibrating sensation for all partners.
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It's essentially a vibrating stress ball for your snatch, and there ain't nothing wrong with that.
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Apparently scientists have confirmed that, according to a random vibrating notification I got from News Republic.
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But common applications, such as the vibrating motor in your smartphone, only contain a microscopic amount.
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Take Renee Koutsouradis, who was ordered off a plane in 2002 because her suitcase was vibrating.
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The sound was so intense I remember my pants vibrating in sync with Phil Lesh's bass.
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My Fitbit is vibrating and digital fireworks are shooting across the tiny screen on my wrist.
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Bone-conduction headphones essentially work by vibrating sound through your skull and into your inner ear.
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Sound is produced by placing the lips on the mouthpiece and blowing while vibrating the lips.
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Hyperice makes massagers and vibrating foam rollers to promote faster muscle recovery and aid with rehabilitation.
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These are then transmitted via radio signals to vibrating devices attached to musicians' wrists or ankles.
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It could even feel weird at first if you've never had something vibrating on your genitals.
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Those systems rely on alerts - beeping noises or a vibrating steering wheel - to get drivers' attention.
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Attached to the top of the ring is a vibrating bullet to hit a partner's clit.
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The trees appeared from afar to be still, but they were in fact vibrating with activity.
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There are no reeds, and there's no air going through vibrating reeds to make a sound.
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And as her phone kept vibrating with messages, she received one she had been waiting for.
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We planted ourselves on the deck, the floor vibrating beneath our feet from the grinding engine.
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There are similarly vibrating works by Benton Murdoch Spruance, Aaron Douglas, Charles Sheeler and Arthur Dove.
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Another use would be to alert riders of congestion by vibrating the handlebars, reports Het Parool.
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To create the Bluetooth technology needed for the vibrating pants, Whitehouse hired a team of engineers.
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Colman is opaque during this confession, but almost vibrating with the act of saying something unspeakable.
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Joel's appealing dopiness, Nelson's vibrating energy, and Stevens' usual intensity all count for a lot as well.
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The surface can be light-filled, tactile, and vibrating with optical buzz, often in the same work.
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Vibrating with color and texture, his adorned, topsy-turvy tableaus challenge heteronormative presumptions still prevalent throughout Africa.
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The Palma isn't the first wearable sex toy from Unbound — but it is the first vibrating one.
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I was just stumbling around the stage, in vibrating panties, just enjoying the vibrations on the stage.
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It's embedded with seven vibrating haptic motors that quiver when, say, you get mauled by virtual zombies.
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Sex with the Pivot, a vibrating ring designed to fit closely around the penis only, was similar.
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On the other side of the spectrum, Antony Starr's Homelander is vibrating with menace and fanatical belief.
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As an analogy, imagine a ball sitting in a depression vibrating at the side of the mountain.
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This battery-powered vibrating cock ring has a specially shaped tip that pulses for 20 minutes straight.
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I stare at it vibrating on the edge of the couch until it falls to the floor.
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Am I insane to think I shouldn't feel my seat vibrating when I'm sitting in my car?
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"The potential of how you can manipulate a vibrating drum membrane is much greater," Mr. Graves said.
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Once he's left she begins fantasising about him and rubs herself up against the vibrating washing machine.
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I walk by a group of yolked-out buffys effortlessly doing advanced yoga poses on vibrating platforms.
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They can attach these vibrating devices to their wrists and get up without waking the other person.
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Just swipe up from the bottom of the Watch and click the icon of a vibrating phone.
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Then the students D.J.'ed different beats and music while containers of microbes rested on vibrating speakers.
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It was like she was vibrating with the desire to get this stuff down on the page.
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And the mother felt the thing that had been vibrating in her for so long cease entirely.
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"All these shadows are me," he said, his body vibrating, his words fast, stumbling over one another.
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Then the engines revved, and we were off again, the boat's combined 750 horsepower vibrating our bones.
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He's a big man, and when he emotes, you can feel the energy vibrating off of him.
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For instance, only the vibrating buzz of a particular bee will trigger some plants to release pollen.
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And then Reza would play that against the white, hot, ecstatic, vibrating bodies that filled the stage.
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Others weighed in that it might have been a phone vibrating or some other off-camera noise.
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Then, about 25 kilometers from my home in Ottawa, the phone in my jersey pocket began vibrating.
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Attendees literally line up to spend 5 minutes in a vibrating cocoon to get their bodies rubbed.
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Fenton was getting his hair trimmed at a Supercuts in White Plains when his phone kept vibrating.
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There are two basic kinds of electric toothbrushes on the market: the vibrating kind and the spinning kind.
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Every couple of seconds, I was hit with a vibrating sensation that forced the muscles to involuntarily contract.
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Douyin (Chinese for "vibrating sound") — available only in China — is currently the country's most popular short video app.
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In her survey, 89 percent of undergraduates reported thinking that their mobile was vibrating even when it wasn't.
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So, are vibrating rollers or handheld tools really worth it or are they an overpriced social media gimmick?
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So, vibrating foam rollers and tools are probably legit, but definitely look intense and sound like a jackhammer.
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When electricity passes through nerve cells, it creates a vibrating sensation that some find uncomfortable, but others, erotic.
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"For a vibrating guitar string, there are many such preferred frequencies—the harmonics of the string," said Kane.
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You know how the G-spot has its own category of vibrating wands to stimulate this sensitive area?
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They used a numbing cream beforehand, so it felt like a vibrating toothpick being scratched along my lips.
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"Will It Buttplug" explores a fairly self-explanatory question: Will this game connect to a vibrating sex toy?
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When she comes back from the hospital, she sees the both of them, vibrating with nervous, manic energy.
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It's eerie and fragile at first with layers of barely agreeable synths vibrating above the singer's lullaby delivery.
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When Peterson walks out of the courtroom for the last time, Kathleen's sisters are still vibrating with rage.
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The low hum of the playlist is still vibrating through the space as Mode-F continues their testing.
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"Tonight the Trump campaign/WH turned up the music so loud the press risers were vibrating," wrote Acosta.
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The bass was substantial, but not booming — I couldn't feel it vibrating in the floor beside the table.
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The vibrating on my clit is nice with the rabbit ears, especially because I have a clit ring.
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He also has a patent on a "personal massager with undulating arm" capable of simultaneously bending and vibrating.
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My friend put the pen on his desk so he could write something down, and it started vibrating.
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By the end, there's just a single piano playing, and, finally, the constant vibrating pulse of a tambourine.
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Instead, it'll be a flush touch-sensitive button that doesn't press down, and it'll include vibrating haptic feedback.
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Or at least that's how it felt, vibrating around like a lost ball in an arcade pinball machine.
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Best is Sarah Beckham-Turner, wry even in desperation as Harper, her voice cool yet vibrating with vulnerability.
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These final paintings echo Rothko: blocks of color assembled one against the other, vibrating with emotion and life.
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They say everything in there has an energy, and when an object starts vibrating, it usually gets sold.
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In 2013, she came up with vibrating underwear, for couples in long-distance relationships (she called it Fundawear).
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" The pulsing gave way to a vibrating drone that stopped for an instant and I heard, "He's watching.
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Okpokwasili is dancing and vibrating until she is a slick and sweaty mess and she demands my presence.
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I think it's going to be a long time before we have a vibrating floor in our home.
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You know what's better than an avatar slightly resembling your partner and a vibrating glove to simulate their touch?
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The techniques range from strength-building movements using resistance bands to stretches with vibrating foam rollers and massage balls.
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This watch tracks your activity and sleep, can wake you with a vibrating alarm, and supports second time zones.
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I have to give up on eating my potato salad because a woman's vibrating butt air gets dangerously close.
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Spinali, the French maker of "essential vibrating connected jeans" aims to make navigation easier for users of its technology.
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Oh, and did I mention you can constantly feel the X60's hard drive vibrating throughout the entire machine??
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Instead, Huawei is vibrating the screen in order to turn the screen into a tiny speaker for your calls.
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Ahead, we found the best vibrating panties and some vibrators that fit inside of the underwear you already own.
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Most important of all, you won't be getting constantly interrupted by a vibrating phone as the calls come in.
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The machine keeps vibrating, the plotter keeps plotting, the engineers keep watching, and, eventually, Larry gives a thumbs-up.
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Perfect if you're in the mood for a vibrating plug, a weighted plug, or even a sleek glass dildo.
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But the idea that something vibrating on my genitals would turn me on didn't exactly seem like groundbreaking science.
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Here's a video showing a version of the device: Read more about Facebook's vibrating technology from MIT Technology Teview.
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If you start bending your back, the ears start fluttering and vibrating to remind you to straighten your spine.
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The watch will then give you an example of the increased settings by vibrating as you change the option.
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Women intent on firming their bodies would strap themselves into its vibrating belt and let the inches melt off.
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I think I'm a vibrating particle now, and string theory suddenly makes sense in a way I can't explain.
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It's sawed in half by a vibrating knife before being toasted and buttered as it's lowered to conveyor belt.
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Then, the scene plays again, with every seat in the theater bucking and vibrating in time with the action.
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One person wrote to say that they'd been Googling, searching for a vibrating alarm clock due to hearing loss.
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Ahead, we've found the best vibrating massage tools to use that will make your muscles feel amazing post-workout.
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Recently several companies released headphones with diaphragms — the vibrating membranes that produce sound in audio devices — made of graphene.
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It's a cute little vibrating facial cleansing brush that gets deep into the pores but yet is still gentle.
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This salad illustrates his point perfectly, vibrating with tension between salt and vinegar, softness and crunch, sweetness and tang.
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I keep a small roller and vibrating Hypersphere massage ball handy on a living room shelf for daily use.
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You could be humping blow-up dolls and vibrating rubber asses with way higher resolution and better head tracking.
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And yet even with all this to occupy him, there was also an angry undercurrent vibrating through teenage Lukas.
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They're shadowy — wrapped in a vibrating, shiny black color that can only be described as a shade of 'black hole.
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These dinky beauty devices promise to enhance your everyday skin-care ritual, with a gentle vibrating effect on the face.
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It has a warm vibrating plate that pushes the product into the skin, then a cold one for any depuffing.
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String theory predicts an infinite tower of "higher-spin states"—essentially, strings vibrating at an infinitely rising sequence of pitches.
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Neither did the company behind the Hug Shirt, a two-way vibrating shirt system by high-tech fashion company CuteCircuit.
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Will it again feature Vivo's "body soundcasting" technology, allowing it to omit the earpiece and speaker by vibrating the screen?
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And whether it's extra-large screens or vibrating seats, the concept of making filmgoing "immersive" has become the latest trend.
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This helps enable the seamless design by vibrating the screen to act as a speaker, removing the need for grills.
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Sound is produced when air from the lungs flows through the trachea past the vocal folds and sets them vibrating.
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When you're not enjoying Second Act's parade of jealousy-inducing fashion, soak in all the chemistry vibrating between the cast.
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And if you get a vibrating notification, or there's the slightest bit of movement of your environment, it's game over.
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This version of the bearded man's eyes are open and darting back and forth, almost as if they are vibrating.
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Chances are you've seen the gorgeous patterns that sound waves produce when sand is sprinkled on a vibrating metal plate.
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To Lee, the vibrating penis implant is an obvious and necessary expression of the blurring lines between man and machine.
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Like musical notes, the imagery here is vibrating, oscillating, and interpenetrating to an extent that it dissolves the objective world.
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This was in turn connected to a ring of vibrating motors that can be worn wherever the user finds convenient.
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It has sensual and exoctic overtones, because the universe is constantly vibrating, and everything that moves in it is vibrational.
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"Hmm," she said, contemplating the vibrating dissonance in their life experiences that had just rent the floor of their tent.
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Each iteration and each piece of text is touching the person physically through the vibrating of his or her phone.
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But what it lacked in vibrating hand massagers and Cinnabons it made up for in an unfathomable display of enthusiasm.
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Axl's voice resonates in a way few other singers' voices do; rattling around the sinus cavities, vibrating in the skull.
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In fact, I used the vibrating plug the way I would any other vibrator, engaging with my clitoris, at first.
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The sky howled green, vibrating like giant organ pipes in a church's belfry, calling God or something big into being.
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A part of the pressuriser, a primary circuit component of the reactor, is vibrating at levels that exceed safety limits.
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"The Fellowship was bursting with poets, writers, artists, musicians, actors—it was vibrating with an amazing energy," he told me.
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Your iPhone might not have enough vibrating power to make you come, but it's definitely an easy at-home start.
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Debussy had a particular fondness for the natural harmonic series —the spectrum of overtones that arise from a vibrating string.
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NextRoller 3-Speed Vibrating Foam Roller, $99.95Anyone who exercises often knows that a foam roller is an essential fitness tool.
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Hattie is now quite comfortable spending an evening in just with herself, her pink vibrating buddy and the sex angels.
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Space is vibrating with a range of electromagnetic waves that can be turned into sound waves and fed through speakers.
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I also tested some products that promise to elevate the experience, including a vibrating device you put on your fingers.
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At Stanford, Stone ran into Ken Kesey, whose vibrating homesteads were the mudrooms and test labs of the Woodstock generation.
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But the musicians aren't in the room, making an immediate physical effort and sharing the same vibrating air with listeners.
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A serene, queenly presence as Elisabeth, Anja Harteros focused her emotions in her attractively unsettled voice, practically vibrating with feeling.
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The music was so loud it felt like my whole body was vibrating, and the crowd seemed to love it.
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So much of intelligence is neither within the brain nor in its environment, but vibrating through the space in between.
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This year, OhMiBod is revealing its remote Apple Watch app, which controls a vibrating "personal massager" (it's a sex toy).
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Here are the best foam rollers you can buy:Best textured foam roller: TriggerPoint GRID Foam RollerBest vibrating foam roller: Hyperice Vyper 3 Speed Vibrating Foam RollerBest affordable foam roller: LuxFit Premium High Density Foam RollerBest stick foam roller: Original Tiger Tail Massage StickUpdated on 12/11/2019 by Lisa Sabatini: Updated prices and formatting.
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Other phones like the Xiaomi Mi Mix used the same "piezoelectric" vibrating display sound technology, but few have done them well.
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" — Redditor MrsSwimmer'Leg tapping … it's infuriating' "We have connected tables/spacers, and I've even separated the desks, but I'm still constantly vibrating.
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HLL Lifecare went from being a monopolist condom-maker to an also-ran, hence its more recent foray into vibrating gizmos.
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The flagship device will have a vibrating OLED screen for a speaker, and a quad DAC if you'd rather use headphones.
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Or you can slide it down the base of a penis with the vibrating portion pointed downwards to stimulate the scrotum.
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Putting one color over the other creates a trippy visual effect that makes the dots look like they're vibrating and floating.
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The feeling that the entire building is vibrating with sound activates the space in a way I had never experienced before.
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The Balluga also has individual temperature controls (because men generally prefer cooler sleeping environments than women), vibrating massage and sleep monitoring.
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It works by vibrating and thus interrupting unhealthy sleep cycles before reaching the stage of sleep where night terrors typically happen.
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But it feels like the paintings push out into the atrium — like they're kind of vibrating and floating in the space.
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They're used in the phone screen's display color, allow the vibrating units to vibrate, and make volume possible from the speakers.
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They are known, however, to frequently glitch — talking, walking, and vibrating without cues, sometimes in the middle of the night. Creepy.
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Reed said that between games, he did a lot of cardiovascular exercises and rolled out his muscles with a vibrating ball.
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We ended with more muscle massage, this time using a vibrating massage ball, and of course, a protein shake from Ladder.
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His vibrating phone signified the cheer, but also the challenge, of juggling his old, proven routines and a new, unpredictable life.
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But now vibrating suits, elaborate settings, fantastical props, projections, augmented reality, and scenes you act out push VR experiences into meatspace.
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I could hear the vibrating hum of the space heater near my mother's cold ankles as she stood at the counter.
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"We thought it was a bolt of lightning, but with the second explosion we could see the wall vibrating," he said.
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We looked back at 1968 and imagined the flurry of news alerts that would have sent smartphones vibrating (had they existed).
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His hush tends to be uneasy, vibrating, suffocating — that of the closet where you've hidden while the burglar prowls the house.
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People who work with certain chemicals, like vinyl chloride, or vibrating tools like a jackhammer are also susceptible to secondary Raynaud's.
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We "can't find" the phone we are talking into (the same one that you think is vibrating when it is not).
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It uses the vibrating hairs on its surface, known as cilia, to motor through the water and trap its next meal.
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A silent three-minute video of the test is mesmerizing, and, frankly, unreal, purpleish clouds pulsate and swirl across the vibrating landscape.
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There's an interplay between the initially intentional, primary part and then an activity in the painting that sets it off vibrating, resonating.
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Vibrating with excitement, I retreat into position and bark last orders to Tom as he disappears up the path to greet them.
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"The very title of the song reminds us that vibrating on a 'Higher' level was the essence of Nipsey's soul," Khaled wrote.
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Spinali's jeans employ two vibrating sensors – signifying left and right – connected to a user's smartphone, which indicate which way they should turn.
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This mop's precision jet spray and vibrating cleaning head will wipe away any dirt or stains you see on your hard floors.
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A new way to warm up frozen tissue using tiny vibrating particles could one day help with the problem of organ shortages.
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There don't seem to be any dangers or downsides to vibrating foam rollers or tools if they're used correctly, de Mille says.
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You know what, I am already vibrating with anticipation for next week's edition of Lara Trump Says Words to Me. Quaking, really.
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This vibrating cock ring is waterproof, rechargeable, and can be turned up or down during sex to hit right in any position.
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Their first product is an implant that allows the wearer to "sense" north by vibrating every time their body faces magnetic north.
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Those vibrations also exhibit distinct patterns, depending on frequency, which can be visualized by scattering a fine dust over a vibrating plate.
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Use a waterproof vibrator or experiment with your shower head or tub spout, which can have a similar vibrating effect, she says.
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There are the mechanical clinks of moving magnets, vibrating compressors to move liquid helium, and beeps from computers in the control rooms.
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In fact, turning those lights on sends a vibrating pulse through the shoe, akin to turning on the PlayStation Dual Shock controller.
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In many cases, NEMs decoupled from their nearest neighbors and remotely synchronized, vibrating in phase with tiny drumheads elsewhere in the ring.
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The mushy vibrating feedback on recent OnePlus phones was one of the biggest complaints among the OnePlus community, so they fixed it.
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Take a quick browse through their catalog and you'll find free lipstick bullet vibrators, silicone butt plugs and a vibrating cock ring.
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Pressing the lock button once will stop your iPhone from ringing or vibrating, and the second click will decline the call. Voilà!
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I, the least stoic viewer of The Handmaid's Tale, spent the duration of Emily and Lawrence's interactions vibrating with full-body unease.
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She reads and reads until her teeth are vibrating from the sustain pedal of the tragic news cycle; the horror feels bottomless.
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The one that collapsed, which was using a vibrating hammer to force cylindrical support piles into the river bottom, was quickly replaced.
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"Glowing Bones" sounds like a neo-classical take on rap production, with sparse, experimental drums backing whispered vocals and staggered, vibrating synths.
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The game started faster than fast again, with Klay Thompson visibly vibrating as if he was about to be beamed up somewhere.
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But then stepped up its game with internet-connected yoga clothes, vibrating yoga mats, and hardware meant to deepen your meditation practice.
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After all, it promotes setting and achieving goals, and comes with handy vibrating reminders (and inspirational messages!) to help you stay focused.
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Shot by director Bison (Florence & The Machine, Bastille) the clean, glacial, stark tones perfectly complement the track's vibrating rhythms and dancing synths.
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I'm vibrating with excitement—time to top it off with a trip to: The beach (#34), in one of my new outfits.
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The Cullen Jones endorsed wearable counts laps, tracks activities and sleep, does text and call notifications and features a vibrating swim timer.
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No matter how the sound engineers got to what was vibrating the air, these audio textures played and shifted splendidly and surprisingly.
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A few are kinetic works, vibrating from ocean breezes or planes on the flight path to and from nearby Kennedy International Airport.
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Aside from the prediction of subatomic vibrating strings, it also predicts that there are more dimensions of space than our familiar three.
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It included the 1969 Rothko abstract "Untitled," a work on paper mounted on canvas, featuring vibrating fields of white and orange pigment.
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It is, after all, flying through space where there is no air and thus no vibrating air molecules to convey sound waves.
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As I tried out a different VR headset in the "Fuzzidarium," an unseen staffer came over and triggered a vibrating floor panel.
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In Bridget Leslie's Paradox Of The Non-Space, EDM and found sound, together with video projection, creates vibrating movement on three metal chains.
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This was one of the pliability components of our session (the other was at the end, when we used a vibrating foam roller).
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Walking down donghu lu to get to the club, you can hear the bass vibrating and can just make out Biggaton's unmistakable voice.
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Clocks are merely tools that measure how time passes by counting a repeating thing, be it a swinging pendulum or a vibrating atom.
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The findings included evidence that Mercury was using "subharmonics" by vibrating his ventricular folds, a technique usually found only in Tuvan throat singers.
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" (Rehab, concussion treatment, alongside nutrition, performance, and wellness advice, according to the site.) "Why do you suggest a vibrating foam roller or sphere?
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"I was coming back from lunch and [Tector] came over, and he was vibrating," says Alan Hartman, the studio head for Turn 27.
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The Hitachi Magic Wand, one of the most popular vibrating sex toys, is often called the "Cadillac of vibrators" because it's so intense.
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In the very first scene, Dr. Murry and young Meg watch sand bounce on a vibrating metal plate in Dr. Murry's garage lab.
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The traditional speaker design involves the use of a vibrating membrane that pushes air to create sound waves that travel to your ears.
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For Lee, implanting vibrating cybernetics in his nether regions isn't just about being the guy at the party with the most interesting hobby.
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European budget airline, easyJet, is behind the venture and says it hopes to sell the vibrating sneakers direct to passengers on board flights.
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But those component molecules aren't static objects; they are constantly vibrating as the bonds between the atoms that make up molecules move about.
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Unlike normal headphones, they use a thin, vibrating diagram that's driven by magnetic fields to produce sound, instead of a traditional coil system.
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These days, love brews beneath the flashing strobe lights and bone-vibrating sound systems where it's actually really difficult to see a thing.
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Shock Clock, an electronic shock wristband currently being funded on Indiegogo, slowly wakes wearers up by initially vibrating at a designated alarm time.
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There's no speaker grille, either: The sound is delivered by vibrating the screen, a technology used in the original Apex phone as well.
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Since the watches don't use digital displays, information will be displayed using the hour and minute hands, as well as a vibrating motor.
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In a becalmed coda, the musicians manipulate vibrating strings with their hands: you can see the resulting waveforms, textbook diagrams come to life.
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Andrew Hsu's "vale" began the program with an amorphous cloud of dissonance, slow and vibrating, that gradually warmed into wavelike full-ensemble exhalations.
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It's one thing to see an alarming headline on a TV across the room, and another to feel it vibrating in your pocket.
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Using thread, she pulled the strips of the eye up through the strips of the courtyard, securing them to create a vibrating interplay.
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Whether my tests were going well or poorly, I had this funny feeling all weekend, like I was vibrating at an imperceptible frequency.
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If we don't drive, there is a vibrating bracelet called Doppel that mimics a calmer heartbeat on the inside of the wrist. 3.
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Her Leonora sounds death-hounded from the start, while also vibrating with the immense fervor — from love, from faith — that drives her forward.
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Much of Dr. Morawetz's research centered on equations that describe the motion of fluids and waves — in water, sound, light and vibrating solids.
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In the clubhouse turned frat house, amid showers of Champagne and beer, Parra grabbed Strasburg and danced the merengue to a vibrating beat.
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"If you think of telecommunications, it is all done with fiber optics, which is laser light vibrating through a glass fiber," Haas says.
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The surface of their ulnas also features a shelf with huge bumps for the attachments of ligaments that hold the vibrating wing feathers.
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The site tells patients how they can monitor battery activity, look for vibrating alerts when batteries are low and connect to the Merlin.
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Distilled down to its purest form, 'music' is a succession of vibrating airwaves picked up by our ears, and interpreted by our brains.
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You can trace the vibrating technology in the wands we use today back to the 19th century, when the original vibrators were patented.
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Those vibrating, pulsing, crying, howling, screaming, silent, vicious, bleeding, enveloping, staring, saturating, penetrating, stroking, petting paintings were right there in front of us.
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Primer can even wear multiple exoskeletons at once to combine their abilities, and can shrug them off by vibrating for a minute or so.
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A special payload called the Advanced Structurally Embedded Thermal Spreader will also be on board, meant to try out a new vibrating heat pipe.
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"The painting starts vibrating and there is a sympathetic relationship between the parts and the whole, color and line, light and space," he says.
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The other thing that took some time was figuring out how to keep the phone vibrating long enough to make my bits even tickle.
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The pulsar-based "PulChron" system combines the long-term stability of pulsar measurements with the precision of vibrating atoms to create more accurate clocks.
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M-theory incorporates within a single mathematical structure all five versions of string theory, which renders the elements of nature as minuscule vibrating strings.
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If you mount the speaker near your bed, Ikea also sells a placemat that will prevent your phone from vibrating off of the top.
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Pari is battery operated and will deliver vibrating hugs for months on a pair of AA batteries (mileage will vary depending on, obviously, hugs).
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"The very title of the song reminds us that vibrating on a 'Higher' level was the essence of Nipsey's soul," the music producer added.
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And if neither of these piques your interest, you can always opt for the 1,000-piece vibrating puzzle, which is all about complementary colors.
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Finally, it's unclear whether the page turn buttons are making a comeback or if Amazon is sticking with a touch area with vibrating feedback.
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There is no part of this that isn't soaked with the pure triumph of the human spirit, vibrating with the celebration of life itself.
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Mostly gone are the days when "sex toy" strictly meant a hot pink, phallic contraption with vibrating jelly beads, particularly among high-end manufacturers.
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Magdy manages to get across complex themes and ideas by keeping his images free from geographical or national descriptors and vibrating in uncanny colors.
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Instead of a vibrating membrane that's designed to get plugged into your ear canal, it's been tweaked to be pressed straight against your bone.
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Whether you want to test out vibrating cock rings, snag some new lingerie, or simply need a sex swing replacement, you'll find it here.
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You will hear about vibrating palm in Chinese kung fu, some styles of Eksrima advocate slaps particularly to the kidneys for the same reasoning.
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The snaps produced a hollow, vibrating echo, and Sarsgaard, who was wearing a worn blue T-shirt and brown lace-up boots, looked pleased.
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Mammals like humans and reptiles like crocodiles make noises by vibrating vocal folds in their larynxes, which is in the back of the throat.
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There are details from Indian dance that crop up, in facial expressions and in vibrating fingers, and the dancers possess a sense of majesty.
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The end of "Bohemian Rhapsody" — itself a giant gimmick — had 16 minutes of vibrating "beats" as Rami Malek recreated Freddie Mercury's Live Aid performance.
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McAllister, the author of the melancholic novel "The Young Widower's Handbook" (2017), delivers here a portrait of a nation vibrating with failure and humiliation.
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When The Sims released in 2005, in order to have the Sims version of sex, you had to buy a vibrating heart shaped bed.
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Whitehouse told the group that she'd come up with some yoga sequences designed to be done while wearing the vibrating pants on an airplane.
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During my birth class, I figured out what I liked — a long, loud exhale where I focused on the vibrating hum inside my mouth.
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The artist has systematically imposed on them a vibrating restlessness through labyrinthine extensions and doublings, making their flesh undergo steps of annihilation into transubstantiation.
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It was very flattering, but we really want to focus on [the project, where fans can] spend hours vibrating on football all the time.
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Hodder also recommended applying mini vibrating bullets to the nipple, which was maybe the best thing I've done in 2018 aside from getting into candles.
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I noticed they don't vibrate, which was interesting to me, because I don't know if a non-vibrating sex toy would do much for me.
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I stretched out on a bale of hay as the band took the stage and let it overtake me, vibrating my whole body to sleep.
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Their purpose was to stop those lines vibrating as water flowed past, a phenomenon similar to telephone wires or power cables humming in the wind.
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The effect was soothing, filling the space with notes vibrating with varying strengths — although edging on soporific at times, as evidenced by some audience members.
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In theory, you're supposed to wear the vibrating underwear as you go about your day, and surreptitiously operate it using a remote control or app.
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Create a penis or vagina mold using an easy-to-use at-home kit, some even coming with a vibrating unit as an added bonus.
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"I was awoken half way through due to my phone vibrating every few seconds with a new email," Josh Oakes told me in an email.
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AiraWear uses "targeted massage modules," that, when activated by an accompanying app, inflate to provide a gentle, vibrating sensation along the wearer's back and shoulders.
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The TB12 website sells a ton of products, too, including a $160 vibrating foam roller and a $200 nutrition manual, which is now sold out.
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Stick a jade egg in your vagina, have some bone broth, take this strange new workout class, and use this vibrating massage tool, they say.
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It was a technique that's come to be known as pointillism, and thanks to this vibrating electronic pen, the process is now far less excruciating.
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Dr. Deitsch suggest butt plugs like the Ditto Vibrating Plug by We-Vibe, The Perfect Plug Kit by Tantus, and the Pure Plug by NJOY.
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In fact, a smile touches his lips every single time a Huracán LP580-2 circles the racetrack, V-10 engine vibrating through the desert air.
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Atasoy says that any system capable of vibrating will create these standing waves, and if you increase the frequency, a standing wave becomes increasing complex.
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There's a vibrating saddle-plus-dildo apparatus named the Sybian, and a Womanizer, which is like a benign vacuum cleaner hose for your nether bits.
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Other than the 30,000 condoms, they also grabbed 33 vibrating butt plugs, 48 Kegel beads, and a third box of toys that haven't been disclosed.
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"Some people are like, 'I just want to touch it but I'm not going to use it,'" Abdel Hadi said of those buying vibrating toys.
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This can be done manually with a vibrating tool, but it's less efficient and much more expensive for commercial production, which relies heavily on bees.
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I recently came into a pair of OhMiBod vibrating underwear called blueMotion Nex|1, which is something you might name a robot in the 90s.
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A glowing, vibrating band of light spans the width of the screen, as though it were both a horizon and an undulating sound wave simultaneously.
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This waterproof cock ring vibrates on the shaft of the penis, stimulating a longer durational erection (you're welcome) while also vibrating against a partner's clit.
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"After using the vibrating Fleshlight for the first time, I became somewhat concerned about the toy feeling better than actual intercourse with someone," he shared.
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There's also a vibrating cock ring, kegel balls, butt plugs, and more masturbation eggs than you could have ever dreamed of or had nightmares about.
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He made songs that came through a closed door asking for forgiveness, songs whispered in her ear, songs for a vibrating coin-operated motel bed.
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The most visceral collision of VR and our traditional plane of existence comes from strapping a jumpsuit covered in 26 vibrating actuators to your body.
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I leave my phone outside the bedroom when I go to sleep, and wear an iFitness Pulse watch that acts as a vibrating alarm clock.
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The honeybees are huddled up in their hives, vibrating their wings to keep warm and feeding on the honey they've stored for just this reason.
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While this is delicate, vibrating music, the orchestra was only really characterful when its strings summoned bronzed surges; the colors grayed as the textures lightened.
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To everyone's surprise, the design worked: when he added a second needle to retrace the marks in the paper, the vibrating diaphragm reproduced Edison's voice.
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"Any kind of noise pollution that's vibrating the ground, even car noise, dramatically reduces the ability to detect and discriminate these vibrations," said Dr. Mortimer.
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Jose Abreu, an employee at another high-rise, said he felt the walls vibrating for about 90 seconds but thought it was a malfunctioning fan.
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It sounds like an Escalade vibrating under the influence, like someone pulling up in a car with spinners and rolling down the window really slow.
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"While other new parents were figuring out mobiles or vibrating chairs, I was learning how to change a regulator on an oxygen tank," she wrote.
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Vibrating cleansing brushes, such as Foreo's Luna 3 ($199), can also be helpful to dislodge dirt and debris, and are best suited to oily complexions.
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Vibrating cleansing brushes, such as Foreo's Luna 3 ($199), can also be helpful to dislodge dirt and debris, and are best suited to oily complexions.
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Two years ago, I was finally having sex the way I'd always wanted—with a big-ass 6,000 RPM Magic Wand vibrating on my clit.
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His all-too-human ticker gave out, and this show marks the 25th anniversary of that stillness by transmitting the artist's vibrating relevance to today.
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As far back as the late 1960s, physicists had tried to explain the existence of fundamental particles—electrons, photons, quarks—in terms of minuscule vibrating strings.
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Intuitively selecting between wet, damp or dry cleaning, this handy gadget uses its jet spray, vibrating heads and cleaning pads in those hard-to-reach places.
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The secret of this acoustic diversity is a specialized avian vocal organ called the syrinx, which produces sounds with vibrating membrane folds attached to cartilaginous rings.
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The tight arrangement means that the ions wind up acting like particles in a crystal, which means that it's possible to get them all vibrating coherently.
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In the demonstration hall, we see a porn star sitting with her legs wide open on a vibrating saddle, reading aloud from a James Bond novel.
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If the driver's attention wanders, Super Cruise uses an escalating series of audible and vibrating alerts to ensure the driver keeps their eyes on the road.
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Then all of a sudden, you can feel the roof vibrating, the center of the floor caved in, then it started spread throughout the whole floor.
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The therapist concentrated her efforts along the spine with a vibrating stone, and then she went to work hand-massaging the stomach for about 20 minutes.
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There is an Instructable here so you can make a pair of your own but basically you need some vibrating motors, some sensors, and an Arduino.
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The ignition system engaged and the exhaust exploded out of the engine bell, silent in the vacuum of space, a low, vibrating rumble inside the spacecraft.
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If the lost iPhone is within Bluetooth range, a few twists of the ring will set the handset ringing and vibrating until you find the thing.
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The scent is like a vibrating 'PING' that remains unchanging — that reverberates straight through from top to bottom — and is then preceded by a resounding aura.
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The color puzzles come in three variations, including two that don't involve optical illusions, but it's the incredible vibrating colors one you'll want to check out.
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Again, this painting, with all sorts of surface activity, seems to be vibrating and shifting, and the more you look the more you see and absorb.
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In a hot solid, molecules vibrate where they sit, passing their vibrations to any slower-vibrating neighbors through the springy molecular bonds holding the solid together.
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Yes, pressing it harder does activate the hidden, vibrating haptics behind the screen and light up the virtual back and open apps button, but that's it.
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To be specific, it's the Trojan multi-thrill vibrating massager, which is essentially a bullet vibrator that has three different textured heads to provide different sensations.
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A glove kitted out with flex sensors is used to operate the fingers, with vibrating motors linked to pressure sensors in the hand providing haptic feedback.
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But because a Grand Prix weekend covers three days and involves loud, heavily vibrating and, to some degree, polluting cars, that dream has rarely been realized.
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There were smoke machines firing into the crowd, huge bonfires burning on the LCD panels in the background, and bass vibrating through the floor and ceiling.
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"My phone started vibrating nonstop at Baselworld moments after Rolex raised the green window shades," said Stephen Pulvirent, a watch journalist and editor at Surface magazine.
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He advised Enever to find the cheapest vibrating brush with a two-minute timer, but Enever couldn't actually find any good ones that were also affordable.
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The earth is a cyborg, elemental media vibrating through space, flowing the dust flow water spaces, moving information to grow vibrant materialism and single matter energies.
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The device senses when workers bend over too deeply or twist too far to lift an object, vibrating to warn them that their movements are unsafe.
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Amazon began stocking erotic products in 2005; that same year, Scotland's Superdrug began carrying the Durex Play vibrating ring (or, to be more straightforward, cock ring).
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When the App store icon is vibrating, hitting the play/pause button on your remote will also allow you to move it to the Utilities folder.
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Even when portraying the needy, nearly shambolic Béatrice in "The Midwife," Ms. Deneuve is capable of vibrating with an elegance that implies both hauteur and froideur.
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Billie Whitehouse, a thirty-two-year-old Australian fashion designer and tech entrepreneur, has spent years trying to figure out the best use for vibrating fabric.
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It's really striking because the kids there, 24-, 25-year-old girls, sort of shaking and vibrating like they're seeing The Beatles or name your star.
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According to CamSoda, hundreds of the devices have been sold and one user told Insider that vibrating seat motivates her to go to the gym regularly.
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As with the dangling "Orange Cello (Sound Cooking)" (1984/73), the vibrating cones of the speakers slightly enlivens the encrusting physical material that partially covers them.
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There are plenty of drivers who will tell you the last thing they want is a car that is constantly chirping, vibrating, or flashing messages at you.
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We travel into a human hand and discover cells, the double helix of the DNA molecule, atoms, nuclei and finally the elementary quarks vibrating inside a proton.
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In our research, we didn't find any vibrating massage guns that approached the quality and effectiveness of percussive guns, so we didn't include any in our guide.
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There hasn't been a ton of research on the topic, although a few studies show similar gains in flexibility when using the vibrating foam roller, she says.
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If you have access to a vibrating foam roller at your gym or physical therapy office, then give it a whirl and see if you like it.
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For example, the recipient of a bone-crushing blow from a collapsed Jumbo Vibrating Screen actually died 16 times (per UCEMC2092 guidelines) in an 11 hour span.
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The team says the abdomen is the ideal spot for the vibrating belt, because it has the right amount of sensitivity, but doesn't interfere with other senses.
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This will allow them to create an even more detailed map of the hums across the U.S.Truly, the entire world is vibrating with the hum of humanity.
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The loneliness led him to consider suicide, and when he was moments away from attempting it, Kevin says, an unknown number appeared on his vibrating flip-phone.
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Washing MachineWe all remember that iconic Mad Men moment in which Betty Draper discovers the vibrating powers of her washing machine — and it was no Hollywood illusion.
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In almost every scene, she conveys how the molecules shift around Margot, the air vibrating with the tension between her stone-cold resolve and her electric sexuality.
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The yoke, the airplane's control column, began vibrating violently, an alarm mechanism warned that the plane was about to stall and potentially plummet back to the ground.
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Then I was treated to the Ultrasound with LED lights and a micro current stimulator, which was like a little vibrating wand run gently over my skin.
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If you have been disloyal to yourself, you can bet on this powerful new Moon to put you back on track, vibrating at your most honest frequency.
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You slip Little Rooster in the front of your panties when you go to bed and in the morning, Little Rooster's 'leg' starts vibrating against your clitoris.
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You'd be forgiven for confusing OtterBox's new OtterSpot for a stack of restaurant buzzers, those vibrating devices that you hold onto while your takeout is being prepared.
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Winner of the math world's equivalent of a Nobel, he puzzled out equations describing the vibrating of strings, the flow of heat and the movement of water.
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But, as a combination of a vibrating metronome, wristwatch, tuner, and a decibel meter, it's a bit more versatile than Soundbrenner's Pulse, which is just a metronome.
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While humans can sort the grapes from the twigs, leaves and other detritus that probably come with them, a vibrating sorting table can do it much faster.
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If simply rolling on a foam cylinder isn't enough for your aching muscles, the Hyperice Vyper 3 Speed Vibrating Foam Roller might be just what you need.
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The somatosensory (touch) component swapped in a "custom-built vibrotactile stimulator," which basically consisted of a vibrating thing strapped to subjects' wrists right above their median nerves.
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For instance, the man with the mitochondrial disease who returned his dog switched to lights and a vibrating bed to alert him to important sounds, Reif says.
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"On the nightstand I could hear my phone vibrating, like a lot," she recalls after getting a sudden flurry of social media alerts and text messages last March.
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The voice prosthesis allows air to travel from the lungs to the esophagus, which would not usually happen, vibrating tissues of the lower throat to produce a voice.
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And unlike high-end vibrating bassinets such as Karp's Snoo, which has a $1,7003 price tag, the Rock 'n Play was relatively affordable — selling for $50 to $90.
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Fashion tech usually leans towards the gimmicky, but an Italian company is hoping that vibrating jeans take smart clothes out of the gym and into the real world.
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I tore through The Catcher in the Rye and Lord of the Flies in elementary school, my pre-tween brain vibrating with a mixture of titillation and pretension.
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These caused it to skirt around those vortices like a skier negotiating moguls, thus vibrating in a way that it would not when presented with a laminar current.
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So while you won't get the contents of a Facebook Messenger ping, you'll at least know that the thing vibrating is Facebook Messenger and not, say, a tweet.
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The sound quality from the vibrating screen was decent, and the haptic feedback made it feel like you were touching, if not physical buttons, then at least something.
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When he trained in the 1970s, he rigged a bed to vibrate when he was needed during on-call shifts because they couldn't give him a vibrating beeper.
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But the real reason The Craft endures is that one of the witches committed so hard to the movie, you can practically feel her vibrating off the screen.
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It uses the water itself as an electrical conductor between graphite electrodes, vibrating the minerals in it, as CEO Jerry Calahan explained to me here at the event.
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The toy itself is really small and works by you putting one "arm" inside you while also buzzing, making you feel simultaneously full of stuff and also vibrating.
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The whole pad is made out of a sturdy, grippy plastic that holds the phone tight and doesn't let it slide around, even when the device is vibrating.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Yoav Golan (YouTube)You know how you instinctively reach for your pocket every time you feel your phone vibrating with a notification?
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With the guidance of GE research scientist John Nelson, I extracted capsaicin from the hot sauce by putting some in oil, thoroughly mixing it with a vibrating machine.
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Most are useless—junk like simple vibrating chair pads or wands that, let's be honest, are not really designed for use on the upper half of the body.
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For the gentleman who likes to shake things up, there is also the Bull Bag Buzz, which has a little vibrating motor at the bottom of the bag.
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In the first, patients were fitted with an Oculus Rift, an EEG cap to measure brain wave activity, and a vibrating tactile feedback device attached to their forearms.
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Chaudhari and his colleagues decided to pursue the study after reviewing research that found when muscles are vibrating, they "activate" more in an apparent attempt to reduce vibration.
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If you're wearing super-tight leggings or another slim-fit athleisure pant with your vibrating underwear, a tiny bulge of vibrator pops out around your bathing-suit area.
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Last week, a researcher managed to set up her dildo to receive commands through the Tor network, and on Sunday, Motherboard remotely caused the device to start vibrating.
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Vibrating massage guns and tools have taken off with people who work out a lot and don't have time to foam roll or get a deep-tissue massage.
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"The necessary technology isn't that much more advanced than those blinking-vibrating things the hostess gives you when there's a wait for tables at a restaurant," Vautour wrote.
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Is it really as simple as the fact that a vibrating motion is easier to program, or is there something bigger keeping everyone from thinking outside the box?
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At its big event Wednesday, retail giant Amazon introduced new hardware products, ranging from smart speakers, Alexa-enabled glasses, a pet tracker, and even a smart, vibrating ring.
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Mail, messages and other apps may not sync in the background, Google Maps navigation is turned off and vibrating alerts, location services and some other functions are limited.
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This is more what we'd expect of a sound wave as it travels through the air—the whole material, from top to bottom, vibrating as a single entity.
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As for the vibrating screen speakers found on both the Meizu Zero and Apex 2019, while technically they can replace an earpiece, their sound quality is mediocre at best.
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As a working mom, Kristen Bell appreciates the convenience of a connected watch – but she isn't here for the anxiety the constant pinging and vibrating typical ones can bring.
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As part of its push, Best Buy will also offer vibrating massage balls, rollers and compression boots like LeBron James and other pro athletes use to recover after games.
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The company's latest announcement is the LG Tone Studio: a vibrating plastic neckband that blasts surround sound up at the wearer's ears and looks like a sci-fi horseshoe.
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The chairs were vibrating a lot with the engine, but the flight itself was fairly smooth, with just one or two small bumps between the airport and the hotel.
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Further contributing to the bezel-less effect is Vivo's glass-vibrating "screen soundcasting technology," which replaces the earpiece speaker, and it sounded pretty good in my experience with Apex.
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Right now, the 1000 Vibrating Colours Puzzle is also part of an early Black Friday sale so you can actually buy it for $5 cheaper for a limited time.
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In 2199, I tried more products than I can possibly count, from new drugstore lipsticks to ridiculously expensive palettes to vibrating flat irons — all in the name of journalism.
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You could check out some different types of lube, invest in a masturbation sleeve, or look into one of the many vibrating toys for men now on the market.
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Fake vaginas, real vaginas, large vibrating silicone asses, orifices of all shapes and sizes, and, I'm ashamed to say, on one occasion, a hollowed out sesame seed bloomer loaf.
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If a car is in your driver's side blind spot and you're trying to move into that lane, it alerts you by vibrating the left side of the seat.
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The "Rawhide" attachment was way more my style—the vibrating bulb, I found, was much easier for me to control and throw my weight on without an overwhelming intensity.
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It's also very annoying, because the Pavlok kept vibrating every time I brought my hand to my face — even when I was just sipping tea or answering my phone.
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Bloomberg's reliable Mark Gurman notes that the new iPhones will have a button that "provides feedback to the user via a vibrating haptic sensation" instead of a physical click.
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Listening to WBGO acted as a relaxing offset to the unrelenting, low-end club and pop music that prom was bound to have vibrating the dancefloor throughout the night.
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After her father died, she writes: Probably he spun out of himself And landed squarely in that there, his new Body capable, lean, vibrating at the speed Of belief.
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Ms. Mattila, 56, has spent a career being the vibrating, riveting center of most any opera in which she's cast, her gales of sound particularly well suited to hysteria.
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After testing the remote, I wedged part one, a slim, curved vibrating device, into the pocket on the vagina area of part two, a "One Size Fits Most" thong.
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Nurk had this big game almost entirely at the expense of Karl-Anthony Towns, who was out there vibrating with a truly pathetic energy, while his team followed suit.
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Ovulation — those heady days each month when every cell was vibrating, when just the brush of my husband's arm against mine could make unloading the dishwasher feel like foreplay.
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"It's lighter than the vibrating gun, but I could feel every movement of his hand," Mr. Millington said of the pain as he leaned up to take a breather.
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You can hear the vibrating goatskin of the tambu and the sharp scraping metal of the wiri, all breathing together like a live animal calling you into its mouth.
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After washing the samples in ultrapure water, the researchers dried them on a vibrating platform, to make sure the fibers did not stick to each other, distorting their curves.
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Related: Bioartist Takes Beautiful Macro Photos of Crystallizing DNA Glitch Mob's New Video Is An Extreme Close-Up Of Vibrating Water 10,000 Stacked Photos Create Insanely Detailed Insect Portraits
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The basic techniques of harmonic analysis, devised centuries ago, were used to compute phenomena like the orbits of planets, the vibrating of strings and the properties of radio signals.
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On "Hardest to Love," The Weeknd admits his shortcomings as a romantic partner on top of electric, water droplet synths and a constant, low vibrating drum n bass beat.
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According to patents filed by the company, a counterbalance spinning opposite the rocket gets released at the same time, preventing the tether from becoming unbalanced and vibrating into oblivion.
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As the blasts move nearer, you hear them in your headphones, see them in the flickering light bulbs above you, and feel them in the stool vibrating below you.
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This vigorous vibrating, also known as percussive therapy, kneads your body's deep tissue to stimulate blood flow and repair the muscle fibers that usually cause soreness after a workout.
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Special LED lighting, alternately intensifying and dimming, responds to the soundtrack, while wall panels and the vibrating platforms (the subwoofers are inside) help make the sound full and lush.
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He depicted the structure's monumental forms as rising up and vibrating, almost ecstatic, and from a child's low point of view, as the British critic David Sylvester pointed out.
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He depicted the structure's monumental forms as rising up and vibrating, almost ecstatic, and from a child's low point of view, as the British critic David Sylvester pointed out.
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Houédard, like other concrete poets, forces us to slow down how we read and see, his vibrating visuals and witty texts opening up the space between words and meaning.
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Over the years, scientists figured that the "plink" sound was either caused by the impact itself, the resonance of the vibrating cavity, or sound waves spreading along the water surface.
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"Often, a cock ring has a sleeve at the top, which can have a bullet vibrator or something like that, and could be vibrating on someone's clit," Dr. Britton says.
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However you choose to use them, vibrating panties are a fun and unexpected way to make using a vibrator a little more exciting — or at the very least, hands-free.
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Their hate-spewing jail-cell kiss-off – both actors shot in intimate close-up, nose to nose, vibrating with emotional intensity – was simultaneously over-the-top silly and intensely raw.
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RATING: 2399/224 VALUE FOR MONEY: 2399/24.5 LELO SMART VIBRATING BODY WAND LARGE, ANN SUMMERS, $25 Can I start off by saying this is very big in real life.
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The "Taptic Engine" is what provides the light vibrating feedback on iPhones when you interact with the screen or receive notifications, and it's often considered the best in any phone.
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Part of the pressuriser, a primary circuit component of the reactor, is vibrating at levels that exceed safety limits, said Pekka Valikangas, the regulator's section head for nuclear reactor regulation.
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The powerful, vibrating strokes of her electric guitar were a sinful hedonism, seen as a vulgar addition to the somber organ and the mellow piano notes of respectable Christian worship.
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While not new technology at all (Aftershokz makes many popular bone-conduction headphones), a company called Zungle has finally combined the vibrating audio tech together with a pair of sunglasses.
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Jagger makes love to a harmonica that oozes a heart-wrenching twang, eye makeup smeared across his face and a jeweled ring vibrating on his hand with each new breath.
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While the other inmates are busy enjoying this small respite from day-to-day prison life, Doggett sneaks off to her bunk for some alone time with the vibrating function.
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The Fossil Carlie looks like a normal analog watch, but it can buzz with notifications, adjust to different time zones, track fitness, and wake her up with a vibrating alarm.
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Admittedly, it doesn't feel that much different than the Oral-B manual toothbrush that I also use, but the vibrating bristles make brushing my teeth feel cleaner in less time.
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Part of the pressurizer, a primary circuit component of the reactor, is vibrating at levels that exceed safety limits, said Pekka Valikangas, the regulator's section head for nuclear reactor regulation.
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That combustibility is readily apparent during timeouts—players are yelling at each other, players are yelling at the coach, Russell Westbrook is visibly vibrating in kind of an alarming way.
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For instance, for a 2013 article about efforts to craft more pleasurable condoms, I had to collect glow-in-the-dark condoms, piña colada-flavored condoms and vibrating condom rings.
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Perhaps you've wondered what sort of thing catches the eye of the cartoonist Roz Chast, whose characters, when something catches their eye, tend to FREAK OUT, in vibrating capital letters.
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When an orphan named Linh (Nhung Kate) joins his small house staff, she enters a terrifying world where creaks and whispers and vibrating strings follow her from room to room.
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On a recent Thursday, Adjei-Barimah and Butler started loosening their legs on a vibrating machine while Edebali and Sutton used bands and medicine balls to stretch their core muscles.
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Critic's Notebook Making and hearing music in public is inherently social, and the mysterious alchemy of a live show — of sharing the same vibrating air — can't be replicated at home.
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After a five-second pause, time for British cymbals to stop vibrating, the Chinese national anthem was played and the Chinese flag raised alongside the new flag of Hong Kong.
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We meet at a coffee shop and I'm practically vibrating from all the coffee I've already had today, so I get an Earl Grey tea and a blueberry scone ($230).
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Her husband, Dan, an engineer, was inspired by a 2007 article in Wired magazine that described the "feelSpace belt," which was outfitted with a power supply and 13 vibrating pads.
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This feature can be useful when your phone&aposs volume is turned on as well, as you might feel it vibrating in your pocket even if the speaker is muffled.
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But then, next in your feed, you saw a weird video, watermarked with a vibrating TikTok logo, scored with a song you'd never heard, starring a person you'd never seen.
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Earlier this week Bloc Party released "Stunt Queen," a buoyant cut of skittish beats and vibrating synths, their first 100 percent collaborative composition, jammed out in soundchecks while on tour.
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"The applications could be for atomic clocks, where you have an ensemble of atoms you're vibrating to extract time information," Ale Lukaszew, program manager in DARPA's defense sciences offices, told Gizmodo.
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The Korean Opus One umbrella – a product coming from the engineers at Samsung – warns users when it might rain, as well as vibrating when a text or call is coming though.
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Mashable reports that by connecting to your smartphone via Bluetooth, the jeans' built-in vibrating modules can indicate if you're supposed to turn left or right when you're at an intersection.
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Get both partners stimulated with the vibrating Je Joue Mio: Complete with five speeds and six levels of strength, feeling those fireworks at the same time won't be such a rarity.
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Like an Amber Alert, the Wireless Emergency Alert system sends a vibrating warning to all cell phones in a targeted area, much like the National Weather Service does with flood warnings.
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Mine, regretfully, was Salad Fingers, the animated web series created by David Firth in 2004, about a disgusting, childlike, inexplicably vibrating zombie creature with piquerism and a penchant for rusty spoons.
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This issue is compounded by the Oppo App Store, which pushes vibrating, audible notifications to my lock screen with utterly atrocious pick-up lines and literal ads to apps inside it.
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Researchers at Ben-Gurion University in Israel have harnessed that same reflex to create what is essentially a remote control dog that receives silent commands and signals through a vibrating vest.
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I was afraid that I was not going to be able to keep my job, which involved sitting at a desk day after day, because I was literally vibrating with terror.
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The many women who shared his round, motorized, vibrating bed included models who posed in his magazine and in 1989 he married one of them, Playmate of the Year Kimberly Conrad.
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This clock employs atoms vibrating in three dimensions, using laser light to trap them in a sort-of miniature modular Ikea bookcase where they count down the tiniest measurable time units.
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I could see the Nadi X pants being helpful for physical therapy, or for patients with certain types of neurogenic diseases in which a vibrating sensation might help pinpoint musculoskeletal issues.
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Set on a special high-frequency vibrating table, the pencil-like material of the skeleton "draws" itself onto Vellum paper, creating abstract drawings of the human figure Batle calls Ash Dances.
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The vibrating, ring-like toy attaches comfortably to your fingers, allowing you or your partner to control what's going on in and around your vagina, eliminating the impulse to mindlessly jab.
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Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens used $249 in Neediest Cases funds to buy Ms. Evans a SafeAwake vibrating fire alarm, which was installed in her apartment in Bushwick, Brooklyn, in November.
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As Jodi Isaac, a Los Angeles lawyer "hanging on by a thread," she instantly looks out of place, vibrating with anxiety in the living room of her father's Horatio Street townhouse.
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And keep an eye on your watch, because if the bell rings and you don't have your hands over your ears, it will leave your head vibrating for quite some time.
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In addition to vibrating softly to mimic purring and wagging its tail in reaction to a user's touch, Petit Qoobo will also wag its stubby little tail in response to sounds.
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The futuristic guitar riff, the reverberating howls, that vibrating, alien-high falsetto — there's a reason why the internet is obsessed with how "Redbone" would sound in the bathroom at a party.
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In person, she's like that, too: Charisma in the front, intellectual rigor in the back, and what Ms. Silverman calls "this kind of dark intense third rail of emotion" vibrating underneath.
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As in any opera, these vocal effects and so many others are precisely lodged in, and emerge from, the music — here a vibrating, volatile drone, executed by Ashley's longtime collaborator, Tom Hamilton.
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A few months later, Ascendance cropped up again, planning to collaborate with a body hacker who was developing a vibrating penis implant, with plans to commercialize it as a couples' sex toy.
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And the G8 ThinQ's "Crystal Sound OLED" display also doubles as a receiver by vibrating sound off the glass so there's no need to have a cutout for one at the top.
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Today such haptic technology—vibrating actuators and electrical impulses that stimulate your skin receptors and nerve endings—has become both cheaper and increasingly advanced, allowing VR gamers to feel real-world discomfort.
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Alarmed by the fire's speed Monday, the Ventura County Sheriff's Department decided to use the Wireless Emergency Alert system to send a vibrating warning to all cell phones in a targeted area.
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The speaker's cylindrical form factor also means that you can stand it up vertically, if you need to save a bit of space, vibrating the surface it's sitting on in the process.
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"There was a moment when she was singing in the booth — and I'm not exaggerating at all — and the water was vibrating...like, you know, that scene in Jurassic Park," he explained.
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Though it would be nice to have a vibrating or tactile feature that lets you know when the camera is angled correctly, the visual cue still sets it apart from similar apps.
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Their thoughts to their mouth to pulsations of air molecules to a vibrating membrane inside a hole in your skull to bones going clickety-click to waves of electrical activity to thoughts?
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It works quietly throughout the night, measuring the baby's abdominal movements, vibrating if there's no movement for 15 seconds to "rouse" the baby, and setting off an alert if breathing doesn't return.
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There's so much more to be found, to be enticed by, in a slight glimpse of a naked ankle, an almost silent whisper, a coy smile or a softly played vibrating note.
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Instead, Davis took a different approach, building the smartwatch out an old Nokia 1100, which already had most of the parts he'd need between the small screen and vibrating motor for notifications.
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I actually had a moment when it started vibrating so intensely during a stressful horror-video-game sequence, that I had to pause the game and take it off for a second.
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The Apex concept device strips the bezels back even further than we're now getting used to, and it achieves that by vibrating the screen so as to produce sound without an earpiece.
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Then Ms. Kasper wired up the cymbals with motion sensors and fingernail-sized electronic motors that would set each cymbal to vibrating as visitors to the exhibit, called "Star Formation," walked by.
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This vibrating foam roller lets them choose just the right amount of pressure to soothe sore joints and muscles, plus it feels like a massage (which you can be sure they'll appreciate).
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Instead of moving when it's pressed, the button now gives feedback through the iPhone 7's Taptic engine (a vibrating motor system located near the bottom of the phone behind the screen).
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These points of information were then transferred not to four hundred electrodes, as in the BrainPort, but to a grid of vibrating, Teflon-tipped pins mounted on the back of the chair.
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It will also contain a pressure-sensitive home button that relies on the same type of vibrating haptic feedback used in the Apple Watch and the trackpad of the new Apple MacBook.
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CP: It's interesting, too, there's even, I think, I'm going to guess all of us may have experienced this, when you think your pocket's vibrating and then there's nothing in your pocket.
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Karyn and I ran outside, where we put our robes back on and stood on vibrating plates for a few minutes, which was supposed to help our now-red bodies warm up.
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Luv Is Rage 2 opens with a lustrous synthesizer effect that resembles an electronic accordion, blowing and vibrating as Uzi gurgles a breezy melody, whose harmonic signature intermittently repeats throughout the record.
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Balagov, who wrote the script with Alexander Terekhov, fills "Beanpole" with blasts of saturated color — near-vibrating reds and greens — richly textured faces and seemingly minor incidents that feed the larger story.
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There are all sorts of options available on Amazon, including eco-friendly versions, gentle beginner rollers to help ease you into a routine, deep-tissue massage rollers, and even vibrating foam rollers.
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The tendency to pronounce final consonants without vibrating the vocal cords, made famous by the "Saturday Night Live" skit "Bill Swerski's Superfans" and its paeans to "da Bearsss" (rather than "da Bearzzz").
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Digging a bit more and using a vibrating pin pointer, he extracted a flat oblong piece of iron about four inches long, wider and curved at one end, flat on the other.
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In that way, the entire spectacle — reflected in the vibrating hostility between the two sides trapped together in the House chamber — evinced the true state of the union: fractured, fractious, painfully dysfunctional.
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While I, neurotic writer that I am, am not often prone to a meaningful pause in mental activity, my blood begins to buzz, vibrating in response to the sinuousness of her voice.
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And for years, I've had cis women ask me, "Do you have anything this size," pointing to the tiny vibrating bullets, "that has the power of this?" motioning toward a Magic Wand.
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Think about a polarized lens: It only lets light vibrating in one direction through, so if you stack lenses up and they aren't aligned properly, no light gets through and they turn black.
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For spills or wet stains, mud, or just a weekly polishing, the Braava Jet's precision jet spray and vibrating cleaning can ensure your tile, laminate, or hardwood floors are free from sticky messes.
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According to organizers of the event, the festival will include live captioning, American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation, T coiling, front row seating, vibrating backpacks and a visual light show to sync with performances.
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The methods are different and have different applications: One set of papers took advantage of the weirdness of super-cold atomic clouds called Bose-Einstein condensates, while the other relied on vibrating components.
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Kevin Chapman, a popular British YouTuber who found success using his secondary channel as a family vlog, was driving toward a vacation spot for a weekend away when his phone started vibrating nonstop.
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Even when you've heard these songs a million times, from bar jukeboxes to movie soundtracks and your best friend's bar mitzvah, feeling them vibrating straight from the source is both humbling and surreal.
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There are two specific video genres that I can't stop watching on Instagram right now: time-lapse videos of people power washing driveways, and videos of people getting massaged by a vibrating device.
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They will be receiving these messages, and while they can't necessarily feel someone else's phone vibrating, the poem they'll be looking at is this abstract poem made using the phonemes of their names.
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Powered by a single AAA battery, Quip jettisons much of the baggage of more complicated brushes, including the charging system, providing instead a streamlined (and quite attractive) wand with a vibrating, replaceable head.
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The two products in the line—the Royal Wedding Love Ring (Gold) and the Markle Sparkle Finger Ring (Silver)—are cock rings and vibrating finger rings, respectively, and I needed to try them.
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It appears that fluid droplets bouncing on a vibrating fluid bath generate a pilot-wave field that, in turn, guides the motion of the droplets themselves with a striking similarity to quantum behavior.
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Later that day, in another part of the lab, I sat in a chair while three researchers—Pierre Bourdin, Itsaso Barberia, and Ramon Oliva—attached small vibrating motors to my wrists and ankles.
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At the high end, Gillette's patented, multi-blade, vibrating razor is a tough opponent, so naturally new entrants focus on the entry level — where they can rebrand cheap, no-name blades to compete.
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The song was written just before her relationship ended, and what she thought at the time was an optimistic love song she now sees as something vibrating with self-doubt and false hope.
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Opposite Weigert in the therapy scenes — some of Kelley's best work on the show, probably because he writes them like he writes courtroom or investigation scenes — Kidman is a quiet, constantly vibrating force.
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Magic Instruments – A guitar anyone can learn to play in minutes 90% of people who try to learn guitar quit because it's difficult to learn the 300-year old user interface of vibrating strings.
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The method hinges on an extraordinary phenomenon that neurophysiologists call vibration-induced kinesthetic illusions: Vibrating a tendon at a frequency between 70 and 115 Hz makes you feel like its associated joint is moving.
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Now, 30 years later, string theorists—physicists studying how all fundamental forces and particles might be explained by tiny strings vibrating in hidden dimensions—are looking to connect the monster to their physical questions.
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Those vibrating at an especially high frequency are convinced that the US is on the brink of (or already knee-deep in) fascism, or that the deep state is preparing to seize their guns.
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He also kicked around the idea of somehow using some of the iPhone's existing features in his app, including vibration, after he noticed his own vibrating iPhone moving across a flat table by itself.
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First when radio and television brought the public sphere into the private living room, and later when the internet and mobile phones allowed us to literally feel public life vibrating silently in our pockets.
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Then it's the overpowering smell of street food vendors and uncollected garbage, and, finally, the constant, vibrating bustle of the roaring traffic that makes you forget who you are, and where you come from.
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The universe is vibrating—we can hear it happening now—and however far those vibrations may be from human experience, they add another layer of complexity, madness, and beauty to the fabric of reality.
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At one end of the machine are two vibrating silver tongs - strong enough to knock ripe coffee berries off a branch, light enough not to disturb still-green fruit that has yet to mature.
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Crooks' Second Chance Enhancement Serum delivers on both counts: It has a three-speed vibrating wand that promises to increase circulation and deliver product straight to the root of the hair for maximum benefits.
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Everyone's in the kitchen listening to Grandpa Chet drone on about property taxes, so sneak off with Cousin Bernice and Uncle Rufus to draw up offensive schemes with this $100 throwback vibrating football game.
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Everyone's in the kitchen listening to Grandpa Chet drone on about property taxes, so sneak off with Cousin Bernice and Uncle Rufus to draw up offensive schemes with this $100 throwback vibrating football game.
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It falls out of my hand at night as I drift to sleep, and when I wake up it is nestled into my back, alarm vibrating, small and warm like a twitching baby possum.
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The MoDe:Me and MoDe:Pro bikes are only at the concept stage, but featured pedal assist to reach speeds of up to 15 miles per hour and vibrating handlebars to tell you when to turn.
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However, they made a distinction — the GA4 workers use tape to fix housings or brackets with cracks or to stop parts from vibrating in the car if they aren't snapped or fastened in perfectly.
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The cord was white, the same thickness as what old humans used to call USB cords, but had a slightly larger attachment at the end, which plugged into the point vibrating in citizens' arms.
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Glamora, an Italian wallpaper maker, offers a double-coated vinyl covering for walls and ceilings, made of different layers that function "as a vibrating resonant element," which the company says helps to reduce echo.
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I avoided Seamus's room, instead sitting on the couch he had christened with a Sharpie just a few days earlier, my body vibrating with shock as I received a steady stream of tearful visitors.
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In "Hypertransformation of 20 Concentric Squares" (1974), Molnar uses an algorithm to do something to each square, producing vibrating groups of them while issuing an invitation to see what is distinctive about each one.
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Consisting of a pair of gloves and a pedestal that are both embedded with electronics, Touching the Void depicts virtual objects by vibrating when the user's fingers enter the space occupied by the object.
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But a major part of the impact of a stadium rock concert comes from being there as part of the crowd: feeling the power chords vibrating the bleachers, joining the singalongs, smelling the beer.
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This year's first place image -- showing silicone oil droplets bouncing continuously above a petri dish of vibrating oil-- was taken by the physicist Dr. Aleks Labuda and demonstrates a theory called pilot wave theory.
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My internist ordered an MRI, to make sure I didn't have a brain tumor, and held up a vibrating tuning fork and asked me to tell him when I could no longer hear it.
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This is why so many cyborg headlines concern men and their inventions: the Lovetron 9000, a vibrating penis; "Captain Cyborg," who wears an ultrasonic baseball cap so he can be just like the blind.
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The car knows it's coming for miles, as it's all mapped out, but when it gets to the spot where it wants you to take over, it instantly starts flashing and vibrating and shaking.
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By imagining particles as strings vibrating in 10 or more dimensions, physicists have been trying to tie gravity into the Standard Model, the laws of physics that describe the other forces in the universe.
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Moment by moment, this was the usual stuff, and individuated; the people who like to jeer Melo jeered him, the vibrating hypebeast teens who preferred to take giddy Snapchat videos of themselves did that.
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Porn company CamSoda invented a vibrating bike seat called the "O-Seat" where users can insert their vibrators into its hidden pocket and attach it to a spin or commuter bike for sexual stimulation.
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As the technology becomes more widely used, researchers want to make sure that the precious biological samples transported by drone aren't pulverized by the vehicle's vibrating engine, or cooked by hot outside temperatures, for instance.
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This sense of suppressed violence and an eerily sterile industrialism is emphasized by the trough-like cement forms positioned throughout the space and the minutely vibrating punching bags hanging from thick chains from the ceiling.
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For example, We:eX's Nadi yoga pants work with a mobile app to monitor the wearer's form when executing a pose, vibrating at varying intensities to let the wearer know when they have the pose correct.
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A million things can screw this up, including a rumbling freight train, a tremor in the Earth, and the inconvenient reality that all objects with a temperature above absolute zero are vibrating all the time.
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By upgrading his parts down under to include a tiny vibrating device implanted just below the skin, he hopes to also upgrade his status from average Utah dad to that of a cyborg-era Cassanova.
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I didn't want to be the cancer girl anymore, and if it meant putting a strange powder in my coffee or doing yoga on a vibrating platform, I was open to at least trying it.
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When Apple waterproofed the Apple Watch, it didn't just seal up ports to keep the water out; it came up with a solution that involves a tiny vibrating component ejecting water from the smartwatch's speaker.
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There, in cramped and dimly lit rooms vibrating with the blasts from six-foot speakers, he drew with charcoal and pastel on A1 paper as he bobbed along with the crowd to D.J. Jah Shaka.
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Connie Beckman (Denise Cormier) is already vibrating with resentment the second she arrives; her ugly green outfit lets us know that she's not as upper-middle-class as Julia, who wears mostly ecru and taupe.
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In Hahn's capable hands, Chris is a snarling knot of pent-up energy, kinetic and wild and constantly vibrating at a frequency that might be hard to see, but is all too easy to feel.
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But each wavelength of light was vibrating at a different angle, a telltale sign of an effect called Faraday rotation, in which a magnetic field twists the orientation of electromagnetic waves as they pass through.
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The sound produced when a water droplet hits a liquid surface is caused by the vibrating movements of a small air bubble trapped beneath the water's surface, according to new research published today in Science Reports.
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The sexual wellness brand also offers beautiful gold and silver bondage accessories including a harness, nipple and clit clamps, a cock ring bracelet, and handcuff bangles, plus a non-vibrating massage ring featuring two decorative spheres.
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The two papers published in Nature use a completely different method, with mechanical vibrating objects held near absolute zero, essentially trying to find a way to construct the purple state from the red and blue ones.
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For example, someone with cystic fibrosis might inhale medications through a nebulizer or use devices, such as a vibrating vest, several times a day to help clear mucus and prevent long-term damage to the lungs.
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I'm not saying some weed edibles would really make that heart formation during the line "I'm vibrating with love and light / Pulsating with love and light" even more beautiful, but I'm not NOT saying it, either.
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A study published in the journal Appetite found that a vibrating smart fork made people eat more slowly — but it didn't make them feel more full or eat less, which is really what people care about.
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Groups of up to six guests are outfitted with backpack computers, headsets, and hand and foot trackers and are then ushered into a 16-foot by 16-foot walkable space equipped with a vibrating haptic floor.
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Meanwhile, monkeys trapped in darkened cages of ink are barely visible, barely mobile; still other animals exult in their frames, mastering landscape or darkness (the spider) or vibrating with the energy of Carr's ruckling, grainy illustration.
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But the follow-up, directed by Denis Villeneuve ("Arrival"), is proud of its vast scale, from the chair-vibrating volume and intensity of the throbbing electronic score to the endless sweep of its misty dystopian cityscapes.
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Related: [Premiere] The Glitch Mob Takes You 'Behind the Blade' in a New Short Documentary Glitch Mob's New Video Is An Extreme Close-Up Of Vibrating Water [Premiere] VHS Footage Gets Synthesized in Midday Veil's "Cages"
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Because quartz vibrates millions of times per second when electrically stimulated, and watches use vibrating bodies to keep time, NASA was able to establish a stable time base off which all mission times could be derived.
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Once, hanging out in the biology lab after school, I borrowed the bow from Charlie's violin and used it to play a hand saw — a weird vibrating music like something from a synthesizer or a theremin.
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In the right hall, with a tightly packed audience, the roar of his guitar symphonies could have an oddly unifying effect, as if the musicians, the room and the audience were vibrating to the same pulse.
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But the exhibition, through its focus on sound production, suggests that we can use the trope of resonance: the process described by physics that explains how bodies vibrating at the same frequency amplify the acoustic output.
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If it had been Trump's voters who had seen the Electoral College, gerrymandering, and Russia turn against them, then it would be Trump's voters vibrating with outrage over the violation of key principles of American democracy.
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Because of this, I'm very aware that most sex toys I use must have a handle, as tiny, vibrating pocket rockets won't give me the extension I need for toys to go where they need to go.
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The males chase the female, lick the female's genitalia (probably to make sure she is of the right species and to test whether she is a virgin), and they play a courtship song by vibrating their wings.
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Shitty Sharpie Tattoo GunZac Bensing created a belt-driven temporary tattoo machine that uses a vibrating Sharpie marker to stipple a dagger, heart, or any design onto any body part you're brave enough to bring near it.
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Then there are the names: Foreo offers the Luna Luxe, a $6,500 gold-plated facial cleanser; Lelo sells Luna Beads Luxe, a $3,090 pair of "subtly vibrating" gold beads meant to be inserted into, well, you know.
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On a 20-minute charge the $70 pen can run for about 30 minutes, which is probably just about when you'd be ready for a break after having this vibrating in your hand for half-an-hour.
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The paddles could be used for gameplay too, but the patent also suggests they'd provide an alternate way to receive braille messages using advanced haptics, with letters being delivered based on which combination of paddles were vibrating.
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Hypnotic drones wove in and out, trading off with an insane low end heavy enough that I could feel my bones vibrating as I stood next to the stage, drinking in the flashing lights and rattling skulls.
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Remember, oh, remember, the small, shy animal that would come out of the thicket of thinking when we sat quietly by, without a thing to do in this world, nothing pinging or vibrating or alerting us otherwise?
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This includes features like sound, haptic effects like the phone vibrating with crashes and heartbeats, fire spreading across the screen in a burning moment, and a requirement for users to swipe to proceed to the next section.
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Some are of the Marakana itself, when it could hold more than 100,000 fans, when the noise was so deafening that, down in the tunnel before kickoff, the players say, they could feel the concrete walls vibrating.
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Its compact size makes it easy to store in even the tiniest of apartments and compared to pricier fitness gadgets like, ahem, the nearly $500 vibrating massage gun that is currently all the rage, they're largely affordable.
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The researchers randomly assigned 203 people to either eat with a normal fork or a vibrating fork (the Slow Control 10s Fork, which vibrates and flashes red every time you eat faster than one bite every 10 seconds).
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And so we begin: PLAYFUL VIBRATING BULLET, POUNDLAND, $53 DUH Never thought I'd be writing about Poundland vibrators, to be honest, but 2016 is the gift that keeps on smacking you in the face until you understand nothing.
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So if you're as sick as I am of pulling a vibrating phone out of your pocket only to see a random, suspect number, let's go over the options for fighting back and restoring some sense of peace.
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The opening poem, "summer, somewhere," is a 25-page-long elegy that imagines paradise for black boys killed by police violence, and will leave readers vibrating with anger, sadness and resolve as a result of Smith's haunting prose.
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The way it works is a cam model interested in offering a simulated blowjob is given a Kiiroo Pearl, a vibrating dildo that has been hacked by CamSoda to collect sensory data while the model fellates the device.
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Stepping over a crew of self-declared skinheads squatting in the corridor, I pushed open a heavy door and found myself in a dark windowless room vibrating with metallic clangs and the brutal 299/217 punches of techno.
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"Eventually all the teeth fell out of the skull because of the vibrations," he writes, "but while they were still there they created this small vibrating sound that I think was unsettling but also strangely familiar to people."
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If they're successful, they will then have some struts to tighten on a solar array, which have been vibrating a bit lately, as well as a new camera lightbulb to install; even in space, your bulbs burn out.
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I reminded myself that people are so wrapped up in themselves that it wouldn't even occur to them that the bystander they just brushed past was wearing vibrating underwear, even if she kept touching herself to reposition it.
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The form of the alert — whether it's sound, light, slowing down or even a vibrating steering wheel — will depend on the automaker's wishes, as they will adapt the system according to their brand and their consumers, Fischer explains.
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The security and data collection issues came to light last year at the Def Con hackers' conference in Las Vegas during a talk called "Hacking the Vibrating Internet of Things," by two hackers, The Guardian reported in August.
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Season two went fully off the rails, shuttling around the world in an impossibly large jet to capture electric ants, ice-breathing Komodo dragons, and a sloth that could cause earthquakes with the vibrating frequency of its yawn.
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I headed to my local store to buy one of its bullet vibrators, while VICE used the dwindling powers of the press to call in loads of vibrating sex toys ranging in price from £25 [$32] to £339 [$428].
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One way to spice up a more traditional strap-on is to spring for one with a vibrating function, like this dual-action model that gives both you and your partner pleasure with the added benefits of a vibrator.
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With the vibrotactile (vibrating) actuators on the palm side of the fingers, the partner wearing the "Feel" glove can move his or her hand to different parts of their body, adjusting the pressure to fit their needs and desires.
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As I got older, and my manic episodes got more destructive, I struggled to find music that really expressed this deep frustration, the vibrant, vibrating despair that you feel when you live with bi- rather than uni-polar depression.
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Still most beauty gadgets, like this vibrating eye massager or this "microcurrent facial toning device" tend to point out new problems (are you not paying enough attention to your under-eye area, aging one?) rather than solve old ones.
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Nokia Health also currently has a variable, vibrating alarm clock function on its Steel HR activity tracking watch, so perhaps this is simply a case of a company leaving an option out so you have to buy in further.
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The G8's Crystal Sound tech also comes with a side bonus that when talking on the phone normally with the device pressed up against the side of your face, the vibrating screen functions similarly to bone-conducting headphones.
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Can you talk about some of the choices you made for "Vibrating Boundaries (Law of the Land)(Self Portrait as Tatyana, Dajerria, & Sandra)" (2015), a video that combines painting, textiles, performance, and archival information from current and historic events?
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As for rock-and-roll, a wall of neon rock posters features vibrating color fields and amped up visuals inspired by the sensory overload of pharmaceutically enhanced concert experiences: the hippie [movement's] contribution to advertising as a commercial artform.
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A short minute-long interlude called "Planetary Ambience" sets the tone: vacuumesque computer hisses shift and skid against high bleeps and low vibrating buzz, while sweet guitar harmonics pluck and twang, tickling the metallic exterior, highlighting the melodic nuance.
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JON CARAMANICA Just the type of casual, trash-talking, sticky, staccato, thickly vibrating song that Tinashe needs to pull herself out of career purgatory, especially if people are willing to reconceptualize her as a rapper, rather than a singer.
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With its breathtaking four movements, led by the scintillating Megan Fairchild and Joseph Gordon in the first, the ballet was bracing, full of vitality and vibrating with rhythms as it covered an array of dance imagery: joy, solemnity, mystery.
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Through a fast, programmable array of miniature vibrating disks embedded in a soft, flexible material, this smart skin can contour to the body and deliver sensory input -- what you'd feel when using it -- that Rogers says is quite natural.
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But they're not totally helpless -- entomologist Stephen Martin told Wired in 2016 that worker bees form a buzzing ball when the hornet intrudes their hive, vibrating and squeezing the hornet until it can't pump blood throughout its body anymore.
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" What I thought at the time, head throbbing, a sort of vibrating rage creeping up my spine, was this: "So glad your mom's death could at least be put to practical use on behalf of our evil billionaire owner.
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Meizu even added what it calls mSound 2.0 In-Screen Sound tech that allows the entire display to function like a traditional speaker by vibrating the screen in just the right way, which means the Zero doesn't even need an earpiece.
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The quip is kind of like a hybrid between a manual toothbrush and an electric one — it leaves the bulk of the brushing in your hands, but adds in a vibrating feature that enhances plaque removal a little bit more.
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It'll lack some of the more interesting parts of the P30 Pro: there's no 10x zoom, no fourth ToF camera, and no vibrating OLED display, although it will still offer features like an in-display fingerprint sensor and IP68 water resistance.
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They still seize when their phones go off in unison, or lurch backward when a blocked caller ID appears on their screens — now with the added stomach-drop of a smartwatch vibrating against a wrist bone at the same time.
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The Magic Instruments guitar goes on pre-sale today on Indiegogo starting at $299, and will start shipping in Q1 2017 "The guitar is a 100 year old user interface based on the physics of vibrating strings" Fan tells me.
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In just 15 minutes, the storm dropped nearly an inch of rain, triggering a flash flood and prompting the National Weather Service to send out an Amber Alert–style vibrating message to some 17,500 cell phones at 2:32 a.m.
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Vibration is a pretty new concept, so the jury is out on whether vibrating foam rollers are significantly better than the usual foam rollers, says Polly de Mille, RN, MA, RCEP, CSCS, USAT, an exercise physiologist at Hospital for Special Surgery.
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For example, when vibrating a fuselage on an enormous platform to expose weaknesses - known as fatigue testing - the vast majority of the time the tool itself breaks instead of the airframe, according to a person with knowledge of past tests.
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When it's all working together, the vibrating objects inside the frame look like they're slowly waving back and forth, appear to have a ghostly double, or seem like they're randomly popping in and out of our reality with stuttered movements.
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Click here to view original GIFGallium is one of those rare metals that turns to a liquid somewhere above room temperature, allowing you to do fun experiments—like pouring it onto a vibrating speaker while playing music—without risking severe burns.
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This tactic offers some advantages over traditional touchscreen controls, because, since you can already tell when your hands or fingers touch something, there's no need to add additional haptic feedback or vibrating motors to reassure folks that the device is working.
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While both The BPM Festival and Comunité are beachside bacchanals that lean towards the house and techno spectrum, they're worlds apart in terms of their scope, the types of people they attract, and the general mood vibrating in the air.
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If you had a cable subscription during a certain period of Disney's TV prosperity, you're probably vibrating with excitement about the library of DCOMs — Disney Channel Original Movies — most of which are now streaming for the first time in history.
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"[There] was a clamoring of brands to produce new and better prostate massagers," Thomson tells VICE—from larger toys to vibrating devices triggering a hands-free anal orgasm; Babeland went from stocking two prostate toys in 2008 to 23 today.
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For example, when vibrating a fuselage on an enormous platform to expose weaknesses - known as fatigue testing - the vast majority of the time the tool itself breaks instead of the airframe, according to a person with knowledge of past tests.
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A company called TrueCompanion claims to make "the world's first and highest quality sex robot doll," but their female model, a $7,000 machine dubbed Roxxxy, is essentially a stationary rubber-clad computer equipped with touch sensors and a vibrating vagina.
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Part of the pressuriser, a primary circuit component of the reactor, is vibrating at levels that exceed safety limits, said Pekka Valikangas, the regulator's section head for nuclear reactor regulation, ahead of an important assessment which is due to be published on Monday.
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Before the update, muting a chat would only stop your phone from vibrating and playing a notification sound when it received a new message, while doing nothing about the anxiety-inducing red notification badge placed on the app's icon on the home screen.
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I was reclining on the couch, listening to the birds chirping outside the windows of our secluded jungle home and reading the news on my phone — when, suddenly, it started vibrating and I saw this all-caps message: My heart started racing.
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The close friends also collaborated with a dirty, Fifty Shades of Grey-themed short for the 2015 MTV Movie Awards (let's just say it involved trench coats and a vibrating Birkin bag), and they made out on camera later in the night.
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Here's what the fuck we should all be vibrating through our beings: reality—the reality that our existence on this blue-green marble is a complex one, and the fact that we'd all benefit from bringing our whole entire selves to the mat.
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Shouts of "Gam-bino!" emanated from the crowd as the stadium began vibrating with the moody, massive synths that appear at the outset of "Algorhythm," a new track the rapper shared with concertgoers before the start of his This is America tour.
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"I was completely blown away by how contemporary they looked," said Keegan Mills Cooke, the founder of the The Circadian Press, referring to, for instance, concentric rectangles of vibrating color that anticipate Josef Albers's "Homage to the Square" series by half a century.
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During the fatal night-time flight, a "stick shaker" was vibrating the captain's controls, warning of a stall throughout most of the 13 minutes aloft based on what investigators believe to have been erroneous data on its angle to the oncoming air.
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LONDON — Red-faced and almost vibrating with anger, Mark Francois rose from the green leather benches of the House of Commons after his fellow lawmakers had voted to delay Brexit, torpedoing his dream of a no-deal plunge out of the European Union.
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This was the shortest item on her program, which featured several traditional Kuchipudi specialties, as when the soloist takes up position on a brass plate: her vibrating feet turn the plate into a traveling percussion instrument while she remains otherwise balanced in serenity.
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Listing agent Mark S. Gruskin told Business Insider that the draws of the property (described as "vibrating at the highest level atop Saddle Peak" and as having "spiritual elements" in Westside Estate Agency's listing) are its unique architecture, quiet location, and amazing views.
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MLB observers have begun speculating that the team's alleged cheating extended beyond just the 2017 season and that some players may have worn vibrating devices on their body while batting that would buzz depending on the pitch that was about to be thrown.
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O'Connor noted that the perception of touch — the shape and texture of an object, whether it's vibrating — are different from the emotions triggered, and neuroscientists often thought that the emotional response wasn't processed in the somatosensory cortex along with the more basic feelings.
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For spin pros and avid bike commuters, a vibrating bike seat may seem contrived or impractical, but CamSoda Vice President Daryn Parker told Insider that the company has received hundreds of orders since the beta version became available to customers in December.
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I'd always been a diarist, you know, in the sense I'd always loved writing a diary, but I also think, because I was new in New York and had so much to sort of ... I was vibrating with the discovery of it all.
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It also allows for a few well-placed red herrings — a man walks to a mailbox as the driver is distracted, the driver reaches towards his vibrating phone only to adjust the radio volume — that make you brace for an impact that doesn't come.
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Of the two devices, the LG Tone Free makes a certain kind of sense, with the neck unit offering a convenient place to store pesky wireless earbuds to ensure they don't get lost, as well as providing vibrating alerts to incoming calls and texts.
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The Blu: Deep Rescue, the latest iteration in Wevr's underwater VR series, casts the group of players as undersea explorers who need to find and rescue a lost whale — an adventure that includes individual missions on underwater "scooters" where guests cling to vibrating, responsive handlebars.
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Additionally, using a vibrating tool (like the TheraGun G2PRO) might allow you to target areas where you may feel pain but can't reach using a regular foam roller, says Armin Tehrany, MD, a board-certified orthopedic doctor and surgeon, and founder of Manhattan Orthopedic Care.
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Yet it's also a minor trade-off which results in a fitness tracker that doesn't look as bulky as a smartwatch, despite also being able to receive vibrating alerts for emails, messages, phone calls, and appointments when connected to the Garmin app on a smartphone.
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Like many parts of the DAU exhibition — the underground "sex bar" installed beneath Châtelet; a shaman stationed in Théâtre de la Ville's garret; or lightless rooms vibrating with Brian Eno's equally dark scores — these publicized attractions are only window-dressing for the films to come.
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As detailed in a study recently published in the Journal of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, abdominal etching uses a more targeted approach to power-assisted liposuction, a technique where a vibrating tube connected to an aspirator removes subcutaneous fat deposits through suction.
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Technologies like in-display fingerprint sensors and vibrating displays that double as speakers made it possible for smartphones to have huge screens, leaving the selfie camera as the last major obstacle in completely eliminating the notches and bezels that most major phones have these days.
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Simply getting a buzz on the device kind of defeats one of the principle purposes of a smartwatch, requiring the wearer to still pull the phone out of their pocket to figure out what all of that vibrating was about in the first place.
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"There's a huge saturation of mobiles, there are billions (of dollars) being made in mobile gaming ... and Nintendo has realized that," said Benjamin Outram, a researcher at Keio University, who was demonstrating virtual reality goggles and a vibrating digital immersion suit at the Tokyo event.
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Spire Stone, a Fitbit-like device that retails for $129.99, clips onto your waistband and tracks your breathing as you go about your day, vibrating and sending a phone alert when it thinks you're too stressed and need to stop for some deep breaths.
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Such spatial mutability is more refined in the "Homage to the Square" paintings, which often read simultaneously as receding, like a sunken walled court; protruding, like a flat-topped pyramid; and holding steady in a single slightly vibrating plane — a temple gate to another world.
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I managed to grab Tony before he boarded a plane to China to talk about just why he felt the one thing the world needed was a pink vibrating alarm clock, and why it makes him the man to save women's mornings the world over.
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Others, like art collective Fall on Your Sword, took a step back in time to bring viewers an authentic drive-in movie experience as they sat in a 1972 Volkswagen Beetle with heavily vibrating car seats while watching movie clips of amorous teens in cars.
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In 2012 Dominique Renaud, the watch's creator, decided to end a self-imposed exile from watchmaking and invented a new movement with a vibrating, rather than oscillating, balance system that he says all but eliminates friction in timekeeping to increase efficiency, precision and power reserve.
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It was the great "as though," the how the day went, The excursions of the police As I pursued my bodily functions, wanting Neither fire nor water, Vibrating to the distant pinch And turning out the way I am, turning out to greet you.
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Given that women are inured to sex toys that resemble a sonic screwdriver designed by a Teletubby, a sexbot for women could be vaguely torso-shaped, equipped with vibrating pads and oscillating nubs, and furnished with outlets that would allow for multiple snap-on tools.
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And so, outfitted with customized, scanner-compatible headphones that would pipe in the sound clips and muffle the deafening clanks of the vibrating coils, I settled onto a gliding platform bed to be conveyed into the cylindrical bowels of the $3 million machine, and the experiment began.
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As a result, if you want the two to mix for more than just a few minutes, you'll need to create an emulsion by vigorously shaking or vibrating the mixture to create tiny droplets that take much longer to coalesce into larger drops and eventually completely separate.
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On it, the duo sing lines like: "The point is that it's not just me, the point is you feel my company / I don't wanna say goodbye, guess I'll see you when my screen is vibrating," over the super-sweet, glossy electronics and 80s-style drum beats.
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In a presentation given in October last year, the company said it was working on four interrelated technologies to maximise screen sizes; under-display fingerprint scanners, under panel camera sensors, haptic display technologies, and in-display speakers (similar to the LG G8's vibrating OLED screen).
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Coined as a "facial spa massager for cleansing and anti-wrinkle results," the Foreo Luna 2 is a vibrating brush that uses T-Sonic power to gently exfoliate dead skin, unclog pores, and remove up to 99.5% of dirt and oil that can contribute to adult breakouts.
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The new Power Rangers movie is nice and all, but we know that we kind of pine for the glory days of waking up on Saturday, sneaking sugar cereal until your body was fully vibrating, and then tuning in to watch the Rangers absolutely demolish some Putties.
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She heard church music, so faint on the wind that it was like something at the very bottom of a half-remembered dream: not beautiful but mysterious, a toiling incantation, with voices surging under it and a lone voice shouting over it, vibrating between supplication and command.
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In a corner of the gallery, the Dominican-born, Mexico City-based artist Madeline Jiménez presents three irresistible kinetic sculptures, created by setting vibrating sex toys in circular openings on small, rectangular canvases adorned with geometric patterns and titled "Bitch/es-bichos I, II, and III" (2019).
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As you may remember, I tried to get pumped about butt stuff once before, and a vibrating plug only felt fine to me, so I suspected a stationary one would feel less like a tolerable massage and more like a chic product chilling inside of my ass.
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