Little lights — exoplanets — are washed out by bigger lights — their stars — the way stars are washed out by our biggest light, the sun.
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Filter + LuMee = an exquisite, if slightly washed out selfie.
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So by the time you get home, it's washed out.
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They're washed out, and blacks are never truly black enough.
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But indoors, they tend to look washed out and foggy.
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Most parts of Piñones were washed out — including El K'rajo.
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Here gossip "washed in, washed out", but can also kill.
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Its iterations were washed out, weirdly colored, and poorly filtered.
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His filthy mouth needs to be washed out with soap.
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Virtually every (rail) subdivision was washed out or under water.
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If the planets are too small, they'll get washed out.
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Occasionally in direct sunlight, the camera colors become washed out.
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This leads to the content looking washed out and orange.
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The color is muted, as if washed out by winter.
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Farms in the region may be washed out beyond salvaging.
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The colors in both buildings look dull and washed out.
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We should have gotten washed out and played two tomorrow.
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Check out the platform on the left, it's completely washed out.
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It's possible the dinosaur drowned and was washed out to sea.
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Here gossip "washed in, washed out", but can also can kill.
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Your eyes should be washed out immediately with lukewarm running water.
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Overhead fluorescent lighting, washed-out skin, slumping postures, guts sucked in.
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Thin sunbeams make everything look bright in that washed out way.
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The tag is completely washed out, and I can't read it.
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Instead, gravitate toward more rosy browns to avoid looking washed out.
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An average of 284 pilots per day washed out of Glenview.
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The future of southern Louisiana had, instead, washed out to sea.
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"They have been washed out on a relative basis," he says.
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Their bodies are believed to have been washed out to sea.
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The water has engulfed farms, washed out roads and flooded homes.
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More light around the TV means the TV can look washed out.
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They're not washed out like they would be with a lesser camera.
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Whatever they accumulated the last few years has been all washed out.
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Will Tidal Make Waves In The Music Industry Or Get Washed Out?
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All around the area bridges and roads are flooded and washed out.
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The look of the movie is as washed-out as the screenplay.
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All this might not amount to a truly washed-out, hated market.
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It could be a while before washed-out workers get an offer.
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The scene follows an opening flashback, presented as a washed-out memory.
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Potholes and washed out roads have made traveling over the island difficult.
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So not all of the conditioner gets washed out in the shower.
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In a few places, water had washed out chunks of the road.
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We just wish the images were clearer and not so washed out.
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He enlisted in the Army Reserves, and washed out after twenty weeks.
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They reveal islands torn to shreds, whole homes washed out to sea.
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Videos on YouTube described a phone with washed out and terrible colors.
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Farther north, Interstate 80 is closed and some roads have been washed out.
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But they're also more likely to end up underwater, washed out, or damaged.
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Blacks and whites both appear grayish and colors are washed out and muted.
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The colors also look washed out when placed up against a pricier device.
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Struggle. Finding a nude lip color that won't leave you looking washed out?
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This group has got to wash out, and it's not washed out yet.
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Then, with each iteration, the letters would become more and more washed out.
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A major water main broke, and the flooding washed out a sewer line.
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Do you want to participate in the next round or get washed out?
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To be adult is to be fat, balding, unhappy, washed-out, and hungover.
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Think: ASOS-purchased, vaguely Aztec looking prints on washed out pastel t-shirts.
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Chillwave pioneer Washed Out today announced his first album since 2013's Paracosm.
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Are the roads passable, or are they washed out because of the rain?
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He said experts believe the two missing bodies were washed out to sea.
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It's ambient, layering in things like washed-out white noise and long string notes.
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Existing Street View imagery, like this from Santa Cruz, California, often looks washed out.
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It's blurry with washed-out colours like a bad photograph, and it's very generic.
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And there you have it: your washed out, vintage-looking filter, recreated in Photoshop.
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Multiple Galaxy S9 reviewers have noted that its images tend to look washed out.
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My point is that over time it all gets kind of washed out, right?
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There lines of washed-out students shuffled towards grey plates in an orderly fashion.
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It's not very pleasant to look at, with jagged lines and washed-out colors.
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The camera goes suddenly askew and the sound is washed out with celebratory shouts.
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It was washed out twice - mined for sand, mined for stone, mined for tin.
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"Sometimes on the way to school the bridges would be washed out," she recalled.
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I certainly wasn't going for a washed-out look in ["Mudbound"]; it's incredibly dark.
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The volatility is expected to get washed out of the data in the coming weeks.
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The pink wig came from seeing people with that washed-out hair look on Instagram.
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And now, in early November, the Northeast looks like a washed-out version of September.
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Miller was seen sporting a washed-out Cabo San Lucas t-shirt and black jeans.
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In my household, if you say the word 'bitch,' you get your mouth washed out.
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An exact count may never be known: many bodies have been washed out to sea.
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Fast forward to where we are today, all that leveraged positioning … that's been washed out.
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I sat with each section, and then her assistant washed out all of the color.
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"I think we are getting closer, and certainly sentiment is really washed out," Stone said.
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If a road is washed out, find safety at higher ground and stay parked there.
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Clouds both influenced our emotions and hung above us like washed-out mirrors, reflecting them.
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Her songs were short and hazy, full of bright melodies washed out with abrasive noise.
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Torrential rain washed out play Friday, forcing the second round to be moved to Saturday.
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If pain and blood clotting persists, the entire anterior chamber has to be washed out.
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The results are washed-out and ghostly, with unexpected fissures of white and stuttering repetitions.
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Flat-out, whole semester of F's on the transcript, bombed out, washed out, flunked out.
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BOSTON — Rain washed out series openers for both the Yankees and the Mets on Tuesday.
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The Ultra's photo looks like it's been heavily edited and my friend looks washed out.
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In the other, the sky is washed out and only the wall is accurately exposed.
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I washed out of Henry S. Richards Little League after a couple of unspectacular seasons.
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When Tsosie spoke Navajo to a friend, a teacher washed out her mouth with soap.
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Police believe their bodies could have washed out to sea and may never be found.
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He didn't like the ups and downs — feeling good but washed-out, then feeling crummy.
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In comparison, the image on the older 12.9-inch iPad Pro appears washed out and flat.
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He washed out of a couple of jobs, but eventually both he and Leonard sobered up.
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The photo taken with the iPhone X (center) does a better job but looks washed out.
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She nearly washed out of basic training, sustaining a nerve injury that set her back months.
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"It would have been living on land, and washed out to sea," probably after it died.
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Any foreign matter, like dirt or sand, needs to be thoroughly washed out of the wound.
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Things washed out by a pop of light or a deep shadow are not more visible.
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The doubleheader was played because Friday night's game was washed out following two long rain delays.
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"We could look back and say [we've] washed out a lot of the noise," he said.
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The result is both shiny and soft, with a washed-out, desaturated effect that's downright dreamy.
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The print of the picture showed to the New York press had very washed-out colors.
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"She had a baby 11 months ago and felt she was looking washed out," he said.
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I, who had never touched a raw turkey, washed out the cavity and patted it dry.
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But, on this washed out/burnt over Yankees team, there's no real reason why not, either.
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The image is blurry, with the whites far too bright, washed-out and lacking in detail.
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The farmer's kid sees a problem and thinks back to that time the bridge washed out.
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I wanted the washed-out pastel colors of that period to be imbued in the work.
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Neither the artists nor the curator meant for the works to be washed out or distorted.
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It's a washed-out, de-risked tech story in a market filled with very risky dynamics.
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The photo on the left (below), isn't terrible, but again, it looks a little washed out.
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Everything is a bit washed-out; the only colors that pop are burned oranges and yellows.
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The home survived the powerful storm's destruction, but the sign was washed out into the Atlantic Ocean.
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Suh can be hit-or-miss, either stonewalling a double or getting washed out of the play.
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In 2017, half of the turtle nests laid on southwest Florida beaches washed out due to hurricanes.
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Not only did the lower brightness make content look less vibrant, but blacks were more washed out.
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With the increase in King Tides, some cemeteries on the island are being washed out to sea.
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The quarter-finals had been washed out on Thursday, forcing two rounds to be played on Friday.
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I decide to add a little color to my face so I don't look as washed out.
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The nightmarish quality of this whole story is underscored by the film's muted, washed out color palette.
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The picture is grainy, washed out, and looks even worse in rooms that don't have bright light.
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Pick out colors that work well with your skin tone and don't make you look washed out.
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Farmers have seen prices climb even more in cash markets in areas where rains washed out plantings.
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Photos shared on social media showed washed-out roads, and schools opened late because of heavy rains.
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But that kind of light suits my style; it provides a more washed-out, less contrasty feel.
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Driving rains washed out the dirt roads and set off a biblical plague of flying monster bugs.
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U.S. equities fell on Thursday as technology's latest drop washed out strong gains from the big banks.
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In 2010, washed-out images of skinny and ethereal white women became the internet's newest favorite aesthetic.
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The stars and stripes have been swiped, washed out and wiped, and replaced with his own face.
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The storm washed out two sections of the highway connecting the Keys, leaving residents stranded for days.
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The official toll is 2000 dead, but officials suspect many more victims were washed-out to sea.
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The gray of flannel mingles with washed-out cotton and seersucker and wool and cashmere and silk.
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Gomez was slated to do it Friday but rain washed out that chance and again on Saturday.
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The people's skin tones look lighter, the structure looks washed out, and the reds are super poppy.
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"Valuation and the stock seem 'washed out,'" Buckingham analyst James Mitchell said in a note on Thursday.
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Leaving Oswald's farm, there are bare fields and washed out roads as far as one can see.
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I&aposve found that when I print directly without editing the saturation, colors can appear washed out.
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Northern Michigan saw devastating floods over the weekend that washed out roads and left behind dozens of sinkholes.
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Their descendants weathered generations of hardship and calamity: washed-out hillside farms, coal-mining disasters and extreme poverty.
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Universally flattering on all skin shades, the warming hue gives life to washed-out cheeks and lacklustre lips.
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The Note9 smoothed over all of my skin imperfections and reduced redness, which left me looking washed out.
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The S7 found details that were completely washed out on the Honor 8's otherwise very contrasty screen.
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However, the A7R struggles below one-fourth second shutter speeds, producing washed-out images and with slower autofocus.
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The 2x zoom works great, but at 3x, everything starts feeling a bit artificial and slightly washed out.
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Highway 222, a major north-south connection through Puerto Rico is completey washed out, leaving people cut off.
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When you match your brows to your hair, it's possible to end up with a washed-out look.
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Due to the heat and to the cheap film, the developed pictures came in washed-out, pastel hues.
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My last encounter with Wevr was the washed-out quasi-found-footage tones of its mystery series Gone.
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It hooked me from its first seconds with a washed-out backing track that owes something to chillwave.
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So you're not going create a masterpiece and then 50 years down the line it's completely washed out.
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I love a low-lit snapshot of squeaky-clean makeup brushes in a washed-out Diptyque Baies glass.
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In Staten Island, a newly built restaurant was picked up by the floodwaters and washed out to sea.
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On Thursday, U.S. stocks plunged as technology stocks sold off and washed out gains from the big banks.
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For example, reviewers found the display to be a bit dim, and the colors to be washed out.
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"That's a political issue that got washed out as far as I'm concerned in the election," Mulvaney said.
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The red kind of washed out, the old highlights have come through, and my natural roots are out.
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Aid efforts have been hampered by washed-out roads and bridges, leaving many residents to fend for themselves.
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Roads remain unsafe from debris, which includes boats, downed trees, downed power lines, sand and washed-out roadway.
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The longer you can withstand the needles, the longer the relaxer will last once it is washed out.
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Ms. Snider, along with nine of the other women, washed out of the academy during the tactics training.
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The downside is that TN panels are notorious for their poor viewing angles and relatively washed-out colors.
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Key West was isolated after a section of U.S. Route 1 was washed out by the storm surge.
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RAINS DERAIL L.P.G.A. THAILAND Heavy rains washed out most of the play at the L.P.G.A. Thailand in Chonburi.
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Judged by the standards of a Galaxy S10 or iPhone 11 Pro, it looks washed-out and dim.
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Maybe a dollar and a half up, because there's so much mad money that's now been washed out.
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Damaged ports, blocked roads and washed out bridges are preventing critical supplies from getting distributed throughout the island.
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"When I went out there, the trail was literally a river; the trail is washed out," he said.
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Out of the box, the display was horribly calibrated, with washed-out colors and a severe lack of contrast.
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We loved the washed-out pastels and all things rainbow — all the better if it came in highlighter form.
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The color photos, for instance, are washed out, like they've been sitting in a drawer since the Carter administration.
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Instead of leaving the hair behind, the pooch bodysuit collects the hair to be washed out at your convenience.
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Look at how washed out the colors look on the pillars and yellow platform edge in the Pixel image.
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She was opening for Washed Out then, which made sense for the hazy, otherworldy music she was making then.
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Reuters witnesses saw homes knocked over, roadways washed out and a rail bridge demolished by the wave of mud.
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Rescue workers believe that several thousand people have died and that their bodies have been washed out to sea.
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Residents inspect a washed-out section of collapsed road after Hurricane Matthew hit the state, in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
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Similarly, all the color may look like one washed-out rainbow to some who may have trouble distinguishing colors.
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They're all fucking huge, and screens are washed out and ugly, or keyboards feel like your typing on marshmallows.
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Only the V30 and its washed out, greenish color seem to be in a lower class of performance here.
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Local television footage showed abandoned cars and trucks in washed-out roads, as well as destroyed beach-front structures.
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The gold-bearing material gets caught in the carpet, which is then washed out in a bucket of water.
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The track, which is glimmery and noisy, perfectly matches the washed out cloud imagery of this exclusive video premiere.
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The lurid colours of iPod nano commercials have started running, the dancing silhouettes are a washed out muddy-grey.
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But even now, two years on, washed-out roads, particularly in Puerto Rico's central highlands, are still being rebuilt.
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"Maybe these floods are the beginning of a washed-out grain belt that no longer produces grain," Schroeder said.
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In the spring of 21971, Snowden joined the Army reserves but, five months later, washed out of basic training.
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Some families have already witnessed the graves of deceased relatives washed out to sea, causing much sadness, she noted.
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De Wilde's photographs alternate between a washed-out tropical paradise, and details of the everyday lives of its inhabitants.
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"I take them down when they gather too much dust or when they are washed out and faded," Roebuck writes.
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The way to tie it all together: Stocks remain washed out and hated enough to allow for some further gains.
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Nearly washed out at the bottom is a stone carving of a siege of mice, crawling over a fortress wall.
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The death toll is expected to rise as remote areas isolated by washed-out bridges become accessible, the ambassador said.
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Eminem was a bridge, one that seems to have been subsequently washed out by a decade of brutal idiot winds.
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The latest victims included someone who drowned in Lenoir County after driving around a barricade for a washed-out roadway.
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Rescue crews were deployed in Frederick, Md., late in the evening to assist drivers stuck on the washed out roads.
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But those washed out sepia tones look awfully similar to the aesthetic we'd often see in Breaking Bad, don't they?
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It is common for some bacteria to enter the bladder, and these are then washed out when the bladder empties.
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After rain washed out most the play on Tuesday, it is expected to be a sunny day at Flushing Meadows.
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It has returned in the shape of a new song—"Get Lost"—from the originator of the form, Washed Out.
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Washed Out in 2017 sounds a little different than it did on its last outing in 2013 (for LP Paracosm).
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In fact, naltrexone requires going through withdrawal, because it only works once opioids are washed out of a person's system.
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A gray filter seems to cover every scene and the colors of The Oasis often seemed washed out and muted.
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The same week I traveled to Yosemite, severe rain in South Carolina washed out 14 dams and weakened 62 others.
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It's incredibly simple: After the hair is lightened and the color is washed out, it's toned as normal (if needed).
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"When I went out there (Sunday afternoon), the trail was literally a river, the trail is washed out," Allday said.
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The euro retreated more than 2 percent to 123.31 yen on the day as short yen positions got washed out.
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Oil, sludge, paint chips and slag can get washed out to sea with the tide, environmental and rights campaigners say.
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Rain on the other side of the world washed out Friday play at the Zozo Championship outside Tokyo on Oct.
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At least one bridge was washed out and approaches to others were inundated, making many areas of the county unreachable.
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The Gators had an unexpected week off when Saturday's scheduled home game against LSU was washed out by Hurricane Matthew.
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If you've ever tried to make an existing Hue bulb turn green, you probably noticed that it's really washed out.
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Shot in warm pastel tones and drizzly, mouse-colored light, "Outside In" is, like its characters, a little washed-out.
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He's been making music under the Washed Out moniker since 2009, and his projects have always had strong visual elements.
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This proved to be the best design, making the eggs were less susceptible to getting washed out by heavy rain.
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One of the women, Clare Coetzer, washed out of training in June 2018 after passing all the previous required courses.
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The storm washed out the pipes that brought fresh water to her home in the rural neighborhood of Real Anón.
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"I made a statement to the world that Sam isn't some washed-out gymnast that's holding on," Mikulak, 26, said.
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A decade of exposure to sunlight had destroyed the original coloration: some areas were washed out, others faded to blue.
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The NFL staged a veteran combine for players who had washed out of the league for one reason or another.
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It's just that in the macroscopic world superpositions are always getting washed out by interference before it can make much difference.
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As the storm spins up, the Saharan dust is absorbed in cloud droplets and washed out of the storm as rain.
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In San Bernardino County, CNN affiliate KABC-TV captured the breathtaking moment a fire truck plummeted off a washed-out roadway.
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The city "at the washed-out bottom of America", Kerouac wrote, was "burned in our brains" before his party got there.
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But getting to the interior of the island remained a challenge with downed power lines, washed out bridges, and blocked roads.
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Which is why the movie mode on your TV or laptop always makes things look sort of brown and washed out.
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Likewise, in the brightest spots nothing is washed out and in pictures like these, a good camera makes all the difference.
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Using a hard gel like L'Oreal Paris Advanced Hairstyle Lock It Gel will help hold the style until it's washed out.
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Hanja says whatever is upstream is washed out to the beach (including animal waste), which can present a bacterial swimming hazard.
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I had to tell Lucas to not wash his hair so often because the color we used washed out so easily.
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Their wings have been put away, their bombshell waves have been washed out, and their post-show burgers have been devoured.
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Many men had been washed out to sea as they were gunned down getting off the boats and storming the beach.
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Another sinkhole opened earlier Tuesday south of Colorado Springs after flooding washed out a culvert following heavy rain there on Monday.
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Building taller dams or replacing washed-out roads without acknowledging why they keep failing is a recipe for very expensive disasters.
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He notes with pride that his outfit stands in stark contrast to the snow and the washed-out mansion behind him.
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Those details are slightly more washed out in the S7 Edge image, and they're very muddy in the iPhone 7 image.
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According to CNN affiliate KHNL, a deluge washed out a bridge, cutting the San Diego family's vacation rental off from safety.
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So many of our family records were destroyed, and so much of our ancestral Hopi lineage was washed out of us.
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MASIG ISLAND, Australia — Every weekend, Yessie Mosby visits the sandy, washed-out graves of his ancestors to gather their scattered bones.
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The swelling waterway was such a spectacle that people gathered at the washed-out road and along the ridge to watch.
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And no one knows how far inland that coastal flooding will spread, or how many inland communities will be washed out.
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This selfie is incredibly sharp, but the sky in the background is washed out, and the colors are a little bland.
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The black magic shampoo (that's what I'm calling it now) washed out with ease and didn't leave any residue on my hair.
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And Mr. Trash Wheel and Professor Trash Wheel have removed 999 tons of trash that would have eventually washed out to sea.
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In person, color e-readers always seemed washed out, which is not good when your competition is glossy magazines and kids' books.
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Highway 10, a major north-south connection through Puerto Rico is completely washed out, leaving people cut off from safety and resources.
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An elderly woman died over the weekend after rising waters washed out the road she was driving on, according to media reports.
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What kind of mood were you aiming for with the video's washed-out images and the VHS typescript running in the bottom?
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The mudslides, which began before dawn on Tuesday, washed out roads and trapped hundreds of people in Santa Barbara County's Romero Canyon.
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Crews were working to repair water lines, but once water mains were fixed, another road was washed out, and lines burst again.
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Over the years, when Nicole Brown called 911 to report that Simpson had beaten her, police officers frequently washed out the charges.
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As you ride across the beautiful, washed-out wasteland on horseback, it's hard not to feel guilty pondering your actions and motivations.
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Contrarians believe once the sell-off has washed out the weak hands and caused them to sell, the market can rebound again.
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Almost all model-based, probability-based and rule-based recognition technologies were washed out by the deep learning algorithms in the 2010s.
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The Pixel's photos appeared to be washed out and just weren't as vibrant as the ones we took with the new iPhone.
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Many have commented that the meme is derogatory, meant to mock the washed-out photo of Turkin that's plastered across the city.
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"When I went out there (Sunday afternoon), the trail was literally a river, the trail is washed out," Allday told the newspaper.
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The game between Miami and Pittsburgh was washed out after remaining rainfall from Tropical Storm Gordon forced a postponement at PNC Park.
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Our colorist Narbeh Tatoussian helped design the look of certain scenes to give them a contrast-y, washed out look in post.
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If white often symbolizes innocence and purity, Dang's pervasive use of the color gives her tropical tableau a ghostly, washed-out feel.
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While the color white often symbolizes innocence and purity, its pervasiveness here gives Dang's baroque tropical tableau a ghostly, washed-out feel.
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I for one love the sound of a passing train, but imagine that particular response would get washed out in Chatty Maps.
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He used that vulnerability and the fact that Nathan was despondent over having washed out of the army with a back injury.
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Some of the paths were so washed out that the group got lost several times and had to circle back, she said.
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Somewhat on the opposite end of the NBA spectrum is Rose, a 30-year-old who nearly washed out of the league.
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It is a big, big hole, mud everywhere, nothing is growing, no trees, everything is taken out, mined out and washed out.
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Some are refined: Campanaro's own contribution swirls with washed-out pinks and greens; Fanny Gentle's features bold geometric forms and negative space.
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Many roads were washed out, and aid officials said they had been able to reach some badly affected areas only by helicopter.
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In a few places, the ferocious force of water from Hurricane Irma's onslaught Sunday washed-out chunks of the two-lane highway.
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"It's bad because they are disappearing so fast, and the knowledge that is within those middens will be washed out to sea."
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But as we drove closer, the piles of trash, furniture, and the guts from washed-out houses appeared next to the road.
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He spun himself into a downward spiral, washed out of Ohio State University and landed in prison in 1928 at age 19.
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His third Washed Out album, with the self-mocking title "Mister Mellow," both proclaims its anodyne intentions and reveals misgivings behind them.
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The difference is like a washed-out photograph that has been suddenly restored, gaining colors and textures you didn't know were there.
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They restored the original ornamental plaster ceiling and treated the pine floors with linseed oil, giving them a soft, washed-out finish.
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Sometimes the darkness is replaced by a sort of washed-out brownish yellow, as in Steven Soderbergh's drug-war epic "Traffic" (2000).
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In the first two, San Francisco and Palo Alto, California, you can just faintly see Orion because it's washed out by light pollution.
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Magnificent, musical sound Huge battery Excellent build quality and durability Flexible expandability and connectivity Heavy and bulky Laggy Android UI Washed-out screen
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Suddenly Dorothy feels like a washed-out teacher watching her students — not only Edgar, but others she auditions against— live out her dream.
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Utility crews were working to repair water lines but once water mains were fixed, another road was washed out, and lines burst again.
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The rear camera is often slow and struggles with capturing a photo's highlights, resulting in something that's both blown out and washed out.
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It can be activated in the camera settings on the device (under Capture Settings), but by default gives a grainy, washed out look.
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In the horizontal painting below, a man in a hat stands beside a parked car, looking at the washed out, mottled, pinkish sky.
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Currently it looks washed out compared to the real picture, but with more pixels to choose from, it will only ever look better.
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But Senate Republicans went "nuclear," Gorsuch was confirmed with a simple majority, and the whole episode was washed out by the Syrian situation.
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That should be particularly noticeable in bright highlights and dark shadows, where detail can easily get washed out or missed by smaller sensors.
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That includes all 42 bridges and two 300-foot patches, on Lower Matecumbe and Bahia Honda key, that were washed out by Irma.
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Third-quarter earnings should be fairly strong, even though overall growth could look pretty washed out, thanks to hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria.
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Rain washed out all track activity at Charlotte Motor Speedway, which will now try to cram Nascar's All-Star weekend into one day.
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The pair shown at the festival were an unappealing, washed-out beige that is unlikely to tempt anyone who cares about their aesthetics.
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Bianchi's Fire Island might have been more ambered and washed out, but maybe the world hadn't really changed that much since Bianchi's day.
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Most important, for every Kobe Bryant and LeBron James — players who skipped college and became stars — there are many more who washed out.
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She said a rancher told her that he had hired only a handful of American laborers, but they washed out after a week.
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" Mr. Schiff said, "The last time that happened, the person who did that had their mouth washed out with soap by his mother.
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The storm washed out countless homes and farms, but by Saturday evening local time, fewer than 20 deaths had been reported in India.
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Poehler pads the drinking and sharing with pallid landscape shots that look like travel ads, though Napa has rarely appeared this washed-out.
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The researchers said their methods could be used to distinguish between temporary color loss and the washed-out appearance of truly bad fish.
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The gases react with water vapor to form acids, which are washed out of the air by rain, snow, hail or even fog.
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And Glen Rice Jr., the 2014 M.V.P., washed out after two seasons with the Washington Wizards and went to the N.B.A. Development League.
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Crackly synths and washed-out found sounds bridge gaps between the disparate sounds and styles, at turns evoking church organs and murmured prayers.
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The washed-out images drive home the stinging sentiment that the pages we're holding in our hands may one day comprise a historical document.
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I love the fact that the photos don't come out washed out looking, which is the one thing that bothers me about instant photos.
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Logan Marshall-Green is compelling as the protagonist, and Quarry's embrace of a 20193s aesthetic makes for a suitably grimy and washed-out series.
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The sinkhole formed after a culvert under the road washed out due to heavy rains in the area, the Renville County Sheriff's Office said.
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The basic vibe is coffee and porcelain, a washed-out Instagram filter, clean lines, clean surfaces, pastels, mainly in the pink to peach range.
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The elongated, crossover-hatchback electric car is seen cruising through a variety of washed-out settings, like serene forests and a foggy urban environment.
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The first third felt too much like straight '250s sci-fi, channeling the washed-out, frontier-used future of movies like Logan and Looper.
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Nearly 500 people were stranded at the Elkview Crossings Mall for more than 24 hours when rain washed out an access road, officials said.
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No other phone can match the P203 Pro's night photography, which makes even the Pixel's low-light photos appear flat, washed-out, and noisy.
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" Colorist Shelley Gregory, one of the first to give us rose-gold hair, agrees: "I am loving the look of washed-out, vivid colors.
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Ugly, washed-out, South Park-style avatars that if nothing else suggest the technology behind Snap's Bitmoji product is more sophisticated than it appears.
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He said that early in the year, many traders jump in with large short positions and then get washed out by February and March.
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With the new flash, users could shoot flash photography with more accurate colors as opposed to the washed out ones from a single LED.
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It has a 22.1-inch 26.0p display that's plenty sharp, but a bit washed out compared to a Samsung Galaxy handset or an iPhone.
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His sound approaches some of the same sonics of chillwave architects like Washed Out, but with a harsher, much more aggressive approach to rhythm.
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I'd flip the switch to try to underexpose a bright scene of buildings and sky and still wind up with a washed-out image.
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When large swaths of urbanized humanity look up at the night sky, all they see is a washed-out void and the occasional airplane.
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His current paintings are like washed-out photorealist vignettes: tough, banal and perhaps a little bad in their refusal to celebrate painting — or life.
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In Dorchester, when my friend was growing up, this type of language would have gotten your mouth washed out with soap by your mother.
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The blue sky that originally accompanied Teddy and Calvin on their drive through Colorado Springs became the toxic yellow of a washed-out sunset.
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A selection of indie rock gleaned from a Pitchfork "best of" list from the early 2010s, including Foxygen, Washed Out and Unknown Mortal Orchestra.
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Vice President Jusuf Kalla of Indonesia told a local news website that thousands may have died, with an unknown number washed out to sea.
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But since unused messenger RNA degrades quickly, any errors introduced by a therapy would be washed out, rather than staying with a person forever.
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In any case, due to the high megapixel count, you'll get huge, detailed photos, though they do tend to be a little washed out.
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Nishioka had beaten France's Ugo Humbert 1-6 6-4 6-0 on Saturday before rain washed out other matches at the Florida tournament.
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Cove-like stretches such as those at Cowell and La Jolla are at a disadvantage because pollutants are less readily washed out to sea.
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However, the Geminid meteor shower, usually one of the best annual showers of the year, was washed out by a bright moon this year.
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Daniel Suzuki, Bank of America Merrill Lynch equity strategist, said he doesn't believe the Trump trade has been entirely washed out of the market.
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A piece of what had been a through-road had been washed out in a storm, leaving around 40 families on the wrong side.
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The fucked up thing is that my manufacturer—an old Hungarian guy who loved the concept—got washed out by a private equity group.
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Repeated studies have found that sand pumped onto beaches in order to protect coastal property may be washed out by a storm or two.
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His palette is almost always muted shades of gray, and his forms are blurry and washed-out, suggesting memories of things faded from view.
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These animals may have clung to rafts of natural vegetation, which were washed out from the mouths of large South American rivers, the researchers say.
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Having started the year long in EM currencies after a buoyant 2017, they had to watch the positions being washed out by the surging dollar.
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My complexion is fair, so 'Shy Girl' gives me just enough of a natural pop to stand out on court without looking too washed out.
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Flachuk looked spot on as Bradley Cooper's washed out country singer, with a cowboy hat and a button-down shirt under a tan jean jacket.
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If spring is for pretty, washed-out mermaid hues (cotton-candy pink hair, anyone?), then summer is for embracing full-on color and wilding out.
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We know Britney is epic—we've seen the music videos and the stage shows—she doesn't need washed out perfection to prove anything to us.
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Clips is also trained to look for good lighting and it shows: Even in an incredibly bright space, my clips still didn't look washed out.
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Most of the videos Sony was playing at its booth appeared a little washed out, without as much color detail as its standard TV sets.
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In one instance, sharks were attracted to blood from gators feeding on fish, but when the alligators were washed out to sea, the sharks attacked.
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Although this reading reflects the weakness that the market has endured, it is potentially reaching washed-out levels, from which a surprise reversal may develop.
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Across Ireland and the UK, towns were evacuated, rivers broke their banks, and the media was full of stories of people's homes being washed out.
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It's far from an award-winning screen — the colors are washed out and your smartphone has far more pixels — but it gets the job done.
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It essentially renders in-game light sources with more realism, depth, and clarity, so you won't have scenes washed out by a bright background sun.
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The colors look extremely washed out compared with the iPhone and Samsung's vibrant Galaxy S2599 displays, where colors seem to pop off of the screen.
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The once vivid colors of the horses are now washed out in the sad stillness of death, the ghostly white pallor their only color coordination.
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In a 2011 ESPN documentary called The Marinovich Project, long after his football career had washed out, Todd claimed no ill-will toward his father.
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Craig also circuit bent his equipment, both methods resulting in sonic deterioration and distortion that affects both his vocals and the washed-out, mesmeric sounds.
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"With Maria, you had a number of roads that were completely washed out and bridges that were impacted," said Will Booher, a spokesman for FEMA.
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In Acadia National Park on Maine's craggy coast, increasingly frequent storms have flooded and washed out roads listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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The bruise-like hues of blue, green, and yellow evoke death and despair, which is further amplified by the washed-out atmosphere and low contrast.
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Sarat Sethi of Douglas C. Lane, however, thinks that the stock has been "washed out" after all of the deal uncertainty has been taken away.
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The washed-out, Blue Period masterpiece had been bought by a Japanese real-estate developer, who wanted to put it on display at a racetrack.
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Instead, she chose something that seemed to be brimming with life: fabric with a washed-out kaleidoscopic pattern by a small Brooklyn company called Eskayel.
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Manziel was the 22nd overall pick in the 2014 NFL Draft -- but washed out of the NFL after just 2 seasons with the Cleveland Browns.
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On Tuesday, they found six bones, a shoe and other personal items, which had apparently washed out of the ferry as it was being drained.
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The cops played by Paddy Considine and Bel Powley, the more established stars of the six-episode series, look dull and washed out by comparison.
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Teachers clambered into the bed of pickup trucks and traveled as far as they could along muddy, washed-out roads to check on their students.
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Scott said that the damage he saw -- beach erosion and washed out roads -- was "unbelievable," but he was glad Matthew stayed largely off of Florida's shores.
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We bleached the lower half of Emma's hair and used temporary pink hair dye, reapplying that every week to get that washed out, home-dyed look.
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Levels used in the study were approximate to those found in ocean waters as a result of the ingredients being washed out of beach-going crowds.
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Mertens, who has won three titles this season, and Bertens both had their last-220 matches postponed to Friday after rain washed out play on Thursday.
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The display is also a bit more washed out — colors on it are neither as vivid nor as true to life as on the Pixel 3.
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Along the mountainous spine of the Puerto Rico, whole towns are cut off, the roads washed out and the cell towers down, homes buried by mudslides.
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"They have kick-started a move that has washed out short-term speculative money," currency fund Millennium Global's co-head of portfolio management, Richard Benson, said.
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When HDR is enabled and the computer wakes from standby (or randomly when playing Far Cry 5), occasionally the display will look washed-out and gray.
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It had washed out, hazy production, often drawing on ethereal vocal samples from artists like Imogen Heap and merging with the aesthetics of bedroom electronic producers.
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The night sky is a delicate thing, the natural blobs and penlights easily washed out by synthetic glare, whether it comes from the ground or orbit.
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Previous color e-paper displays have generally had a sort of washed-out look, and it's hard to say whether this technology would avoid that trap.
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He points out that these screens are mostly just a stand-in for buying things very cheap, often with washed-out investor sentiment as a bonus.
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Nudes are tricky to handle without looking washed out, and soft, romantic frills are tricky to work with without heading to the wrong side of princessy.
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And his Babylon teammate, Russell Pierre, who washed out of both North Carolina State and Virginia Tech before pleading guilty to charges of federal housing fraud.
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But his lax study habits caught up with him at Ohio University, where he was studying computer science, and he washed out after his sophomore year.
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Extensive damage was also reported in Greece's northern city of Thessaloniki, where television images showed cars washed out to sea or piled up from torrential rain.
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The weather has not been kind to Lorde in recent days with her washed-out Lollapalooza set followed by an equally damp Montreal Osheaga festival performance.
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The washed out and saturated tones you'd recognize from English TV persist, except in Joe Wright's season opener, which more closely resembles a video game cutscene.
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In light-filled galleries optimized for painting and sculpture, moving images can get lost: diminished to washed-out projections, or exiled to old, round-edged monitors.
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In the next space, Iain Ball's video, part of his "(Rare Earth Sculptures) Terbium" (2015) installation, is washed out by sunlight spilling in through the doorway.
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Currence says he enrolled in the step-down program early in his stay at ADX, but washed out in 2011 after a fight and never returned.
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Several homes were damaged, and the main road through the village was impassable because of the debris and rocks, and entirely washed-out in some places.
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Reliance on flipped and washed-out Shabab commanders, such as Ahmed Madobe in Kismayo and recently Mukhtar Robow and their militias, may bring immediate tactical gains.
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Columbus thought it had won in overtime, but defenseman Zach Werenski's shot that was initially called a goal as time expired was washed out following review.
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Columbus thought it had won in overtime, but defenseman Zach Werenski's shot that was initially credited a goal as time expired was washed out following review.
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I momentarily lost my companions and when I found them again they washed out my burning eyes with contact lens solution they carried just in case.
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Selfies were very sharp thanks to that 32-megapixel sensor (which also combines pixels together to create an 8-megapixel image), but colors were washed out.
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Two of the pieces, "Up There" and "Afternoon," are done in washed-out pastels, while "Somewhere (2)" features an array of richer blues, purples, greens, and ochres.
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In this pairing, taken in a sunny indoor space, the photo taken in Instagram looks slightly less washed out and you can see more of the background.
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This indie comic sports shaky-hand, early 90s indie-inspired character illustrations and a washed-out color palette to create an overwhelming sense of haze and malaise.
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Bannon has previously claimed that racist elements get "washed out" of far-right parties, but Bystron's relationships with white nationalists suggests they still exert a strong pull.
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Click here to view original GIFEta Aquarids radiant / NASAThe Lyrids shower two weeks ago was almost entirely washed out by the bright light of the full moon.
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The red and green of the leaves looks washed out in the left and center image, but looks more true to life in the iPhone 212 image.
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However, with rail lines are washed out, and corn in storage flooded, production is dropping off, sending prices spiking in markets that buy the corn-based fuel.
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These are the washed out sub-urban spaces littered with tatty precincts and permanently-closed pubs, the places that hum with missed chances and the same regrets.
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Contrasting with that style are Taeko's memories of 1966, which are rendered in washed-out colors with simpler, more typical anime-style faces and minimalist, unfinished backgrounds.
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HOCKENHEIM, Germany (Reuters) - Rain washed out most of Saturday's final German Grand Prix practice session, with less than half the Formula One grid setting a lap time.
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Can we pause and appreciate just how good and christly the once and future Lord Commander looks, wounds washed out by Melisandre, package all swaddled and neat?
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The schedule disruptions at Wimbledon have come after a rainy French Open, during which nearly two full days of play in the second week were washed out.
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Let's not expect miracles: Forsett has washed out of Baltimore and Detroit already this year, and those two franchises don't exactly have Walter Paytons in their backfields.
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Diaz spent the majority of last season putting up unspectacular numbers in Double-A and Hazelbaker washed out with the Red Sox like a decade, years ago.
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While Washed Out is generally known for breezier, lighthearted music, the new album promises to be a little bit emotionally troubled if "Get Lost" is any indication.
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Black Emperor, Washed Out, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, and dozens more turned out to help fans keep it weird in the desert for the three day gathering.
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Remember the one golden summer where alternative music solely consisted of heat-haze visuals and reverbed to heaven tracks from groups like Wild Nothing and Washed Out?
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Glimpses of the past appear in warmer hues, but when we see the Crain kids grown up in the present day, everything is washed out and cold.
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The Handmaid's Tale Washed-out colors — moss green, dusty blue, sunlight like aged parchment — give the premiere episode of "The Handmaid's Tale" an almost fairy tale quality.
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Many of the other candidates — and particularly the ones who washed out — have been spending money to drum up donors, dropping $10 or $20 to raise $1.
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Even the show's handsome look, which Walley-Beckett developed with the director Niki Caro ("Whale Rider"), is naturalistic and washed-out, evoking sepia despite being in color.
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Huber then couples these metrics with a long-term holding period to ensure he is not washed out of a position because of an emotional market gyration.
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And from time to time, particularly in good trading markets, they have tried to expand that platform globally and generally, those situations sort of get washed out.
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It had a righteous mission, but that mission had washed-out by the time Jimmy Carter was elected president — that was why Jimmy Carter was elected president.
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Disliking graduate school, he joined the Army Air Forces in 21963 but presently "washed out of pilot training," as he put it, and joined the Marine Corps.
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As much as 70 percent of the land in Holt County is flooded, he said; the roads and bridges to the south and north are washed-out.
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Today, chillwave proponent Ernest Greene, better known as Washed Out, has shared a second new song from his upcoming record Mister Mellow, which will drop on June 30.
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I've seen too many washed-out and blurry projections over the years to be easily converted, but LG's upcoming 4K projector looks like it might change my mind.
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This is a film of muted tones — trees dead in autumn, pale bruises on paler skin, reds like dried blood, washed-out browns to match a cheap suit.
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These are places whose skies haven't been washed out by light from human activity, where you still see the stars or the glow of the Milky Way galaxy.
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The colors are also a bit washed out, while the Canon leans to the blue a bit too much; the P9's photo has the best color accuracy.
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She and her husband will be living with him and his wife until repairs are done, he said, while another washed-out neighbor is staying with Cutrer's brother.
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"The semis had looked washed out on valuation a few weeks back and now they look kind of middling," said Lori Calvasina, chief U.S. equities strategist at RBC.
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During the production of On the Silver Globe, Jaroszewicz shot using a green filter, which lends the original release of the film its moody, washed out color palette.
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Called Vasalgel, it lets through semen but not sperm, and is intended to be washed out by another injection when men want the use of their sperm back.
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The piece captures the atmosphere of a hospital: that draggy kind of feeling, as though everything is tired and washed out, as if you are waiting for something.
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Lush, current songs from Washed Out and Beach House float beautifully through the series, seated next to classics from Jesus and Mary Chain and Echo and the Bunnymen.
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Ethanol prices on the coasts spiked due to shortages, but Midwest producers have been unable to take advantage because of washed-out rail lines, market sources told Reuters.
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Getting that big jump in volume during the retest of lows told investors that some capitulation had taken place and that the market had finally become washed-out.
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Not all races have been decided, but it was clear that Tuesday was a particularly bad night for GOP House centrists, who were washed out in large numbers.
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But a bulky plastic design, lack of a touchscreen, and somewhat washed-out display keeps us from recommending the Aspire E as the best value for your money.
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With light shining behind the object or person being snapped (never an ideal photographic situation), Samsung's camera was able to keep the overall image from getting washed out.
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"I was working on these songs that I didn't consider as Washed Out songs—just stuff I was doing for fun while traveling or something" he told me.
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"Soon after America proposed 25-percent tariffs on some Chinese products, many of our clients washed out their (corn) cargoes," said a source at an international trading house.
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The washed-out quality of color in newsprint, magazines, and Technicolor film inspire the hues in his paintings and make them distinctly unlike those in the natural world.
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A first-round pick out of North Carolina in 2005, McCants washed out of the N.B.A. after four seasons and blamed, in part, a relationship with Khloe Kardashian.
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My room was located on the eighth floor, and the hallway leading to my room was lit by warm yellow light softened by washed-out plank wood walls.
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You don't all have school-aged children, you don't all live on a dirt road, some of you are on the wrong side of the washed-out culvert.
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You learn pretty quickly that if you don't treat every washed-out road as though it were your own, you may not like what happens when it is.
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Performances washed out because of the strike include the ballet Raymonda, made famous by Russian dancer Rudolf Nureyev, and the opera Lear, based on William Shakespeare's King Lear.
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I guess i think of it as kind of more of a night-time mood album, dark imagery that is still vivid, not washed out or too aggressive.
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Landscapes that would generally be washed out, dull or flat while looking through other lenses (or no lenses at all) are enhanced to become more defined, vibrant and vivid.
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Between pink's comedown from the millennial pink craze and washed out shades of yellow, we're jumping head-first into a more colorful closet next month (sorry, all-black everything).
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The slick pavement, trees, and deep blue sky are more vibrant in the S9+ photo (right) than they are in the slightly washed out-looking iPhone X photo (left).
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Onn's 8-inch, 1200 x 800 LCD display looks slightly better than Amazon's smaller 1024 x 600 LCD display, though both look washed out in terms of color accuracy.
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" However, he added in his Wednesday morning note that since the S&P hasn't fallen by all that much, "the index doesn't exactly appear washed out at this stage.
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Even with it activated, everything looks washed out and feeble when set against an iPhone 8, Galaxy S8, HTC U11, MacBook Pro, iMac, or the majority of Windows laptops.
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Last year's Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL adopted new OLED panels for the first time, but they looked way too washed out until Google launched a software update.
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There must be something about Australian suburbia—the vague shittiness, the washed out rows of light brick houses, tinder dry nature strips—that brings to life great garage rock.
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The Air once stood alone as an ultra-portable with negligible compromises, but now there's competition, and the Air has fallen dramatically behind with its anachronistic, washed-out screen.
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"Salvage the Bones" expands our understanding of Katrina's devastation, beyond the pictures of choked rooftops in New Orleans and toward the washed-out, feral landscapes elsewhere along the coast.
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But even if you're in the Northern Hemisphere, the Eta Aquarids should provide a better performance than last month's Lyrid meteor shower, which was washed-out by the moon.
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First Pixel 2 XL owners were met with a washed out display, which CNBC noted in the review of the phone, and then users discovered OLED burn-in issues.
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"We have washed out a few positions this week and we're back to thinking about the underlying fundamentals," said Jeremy Stretch, head of currency strategy at CIBC in London.
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But nowhere was the sense of urgency perhaps more palpable than on Kauai, where torrential rains four months ago triggered widespread flooding that destroyed homes and washed out roads.
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The combination of Wuerden's barely-there guitar-glimmer and washed out footage of clouds unfurling endlessly is exactly the kind of melancholy we get really into on Friday mornings.
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In general, OLED TVs look better than LCD sets, but OLED TVs are not as bright, so their colors and shadow details can be washed out by bright sunlight.
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Take, for example, this shot of a pallid-looking Steven Crain and his father at a funeral home: The washed-out color amplifies the sense of sadness and exhaustion.
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Hours after the Facebook post, Brian Healy, the fridge's owner, contacted them and Simpson said he promised him he'd return the fridge when the washed-out roads were accessible.
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It is atrocious that there is a harbor bursting with ships carrying aid that is expected to be delivered by trucks, on an island where roads are washed out!
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And low-lying cities around the world are experiencing increased "clear-sky flooding," in which streets or entire neighborhoods are washed out temporarily by high tides and storm surges.
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He was trailing by two strokes after 36 holes in 1996 but never got a chance to make a charge as inclement weather washed out the final two rounds.
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In 2016 and 2017, researchers returned to the glacier in which the crater was found, the Hiawatha Glacier, to inspect sediments that had been washed out through a meltwater channel.
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We've gotten used to assuming that bright cartoon colors are for kids — whether in comic books or Saturday-morning TV — while real grown-ups will only respect washed-out realism.
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Then that waste is washed out of livestock pastures or manure-using farms with rainwater, or it's dumped with untreated human sewage into waterways that ultimately drain into the ocean.
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Compared side by side, the old Oasis now looks washed out, with a sickly grey backdrop for the text at lower brightnesses and a corpse-like white at higher ones.
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Shimmer Lake has all the staples of a serious crime drama — a dark, washed-out look, a rural setting, questionable metaphors about morality — but it isn't taking them very seriously.
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Samsung washed out the exposure a tiny bit, but the S8 photo is also not quite as warm as Google's or LG's and represents the truest color of the scene.
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I fill two small bags, mostly with work clothes that are washed-out and clothes from my early 229s that I don't really want to wear at my current age.
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The real weak point is the 25-inch display, which is listed as "HD" but looks pixelated and washed out compared to any of the other phones Motorola announced today.
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But he does have panache, and a bizarre late-film revelation, plus the dreamlike, washed-out scenes of a nude, masked killer, all make it a fascinating one-off oddity.
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Matt was a Millwall academy player himself—he left the club to prove himself and washed out of the professional game as a player by the time he was 19.
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Fast forward to where we are today, all that leverage positioning in particular from the long short community, the macro community, the discretionary asset managers, that's all been washed out.
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Transport companies in the southern parts of the center-west grain belt are also scrambling to recover from heavy rains in recent weeks that washed out several roads and bridges.
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After also seeing his first round match washed out by rain on Tuesday, Australian bad boy Nick Kyrgios will open his account against compatriot John Millman on Louis Armstrong Stadium.
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After enlisting in the Army, a reliable way of getting a paycheck, he washed out of boot camp with rheumatic fever, often a fatal disease in the era before antibiotics.
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But simply wading in floodwaters could cause skin rashes because so much of the water is contaminated with toxic chemicals that get washed out of people's garages and tool sheds.
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A washed-out recycling of ethnic clichés and exhausted jokes, the story (once again by Nia Vardalos) returns us to the smothering bosom of the Portokalos family, where Toula (Ms.
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Even the fast runners are wan and washed out by then, their faces locked into the gobsmacked shock of someone who has just gotten bad news about a beloved pet.
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Professional alien hunters are in the business of searching for weak radio signals in a vast sky washed out by interference from satellites, TV stations, and astrophysical phenomena like pulsars.
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Finally, you can move the Black Point, which makes the contrast better in washed-out images by defining the point where the darkest part of the photo becomes totally black.
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The pilot looks slick, but punchlines that should zip end up sagging, since Pfister's clearly far more comfortable painting Arthur's washed-out world than playing with the Tick's Technicolor weirdness.
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The Rockets, the surest and most reasonable team imaginable, drowned in hatred for each other and themselves, and just washed out of the playoffs in the most depressing way imaginable.
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There are very few documents about Elcano's life, but Mr. Alberdi said that Getaria should at least renovate the washed-out plaque that marks the spot of his family home.
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The scenes of Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis are washed out, turned into their negatives, while the story of our lone traveler is not told with voiceover but onscreen text.
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Successive Washed Out releases expanded Mr. Greene's vocabulary across additional decades, incorporating live instruments and invoking psychedelia, trip-hop and ambient electronica: anything that could dissolve into a midtempo haze.
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Most of the major Japanese players from the tail end of Street Fighter IV's life washed out before reaching 2016's top eight for V, which was a huge surprise.
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After the storm, they stepped out of their washed-out houses and began to shovel and sweep and mop even as they waited, forever it seemed, for help to arrive.
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As the roads were washed out, a neighbor's boat was used to help transport the child to a dock, and the 12-year-old was eventually air-lifted to a hospital.
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The three remaining kids — Devonte, 15, Hannah, 16, and Ciera, 12 — are still unaccounted for but authorities believe they were in the SUV and may have been washed out to sea.
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The references range from the subtly washed-out coloration of the main animation to interludes that recall the work of mid-century cartoonists like Cliff Roberts, Eyvind Earle, and Saul Bass.
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The forecast came after a "siege of severe thunderstorms," as The Weather Channel described it, washed out bridges, swamped homes and left at least nine people dead in Texas since Friday.
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Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson, 11, walked her dad down the aisle and wore a yellow dress and a washed-out jean jacket while holding a small bouquet of white flowers.
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The washed out dance-floor ready trip has its head in the sky as much as the title suggests, pulling off a gently off-kilter testament to Bjørke's after-hour imagination.
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She fiddled with a brooch she wore, a loop of tiny stones, chips of sapphire and washed-out ruby they might have been, the only decoration on a pale-cream dress.
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PARIS - While disappointed tennis fans trooped out of Roland Garros on Wednesday with the day's play washed out, women's champion Simona Halep might be forgiven for performing her own rain dance.
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LeBron James, who loves dudes like Kendrick—bad players with marginal utility who are willing to get into fights—got him on the Cavs after he finally washed out of OKC.
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Denizen of chillwave Washed Out has returned in a blaze of slightly-more-uptempo-than-usual glory over the past few months, and this week marks the culmination of that return.
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The production design uses a wealth of actual fascist Italian architecture and deep color contrasts — the color scheme frequently shifts from fully washed-out neutrals to vibrant, almost garish primary colors.
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Storm prep led livestock operators in North Carolina, the country's second-largest producer of hogs and turkeys, to stock their grain bins with extra feed, in case the roads washed out.
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It arrived on May 23, the morning when floods washed out the track connecting this frontier town in northern Manitoba on the edge of Hudson Bay — and it hasn't moved since.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Nearly four years after the release of the album "Paracosm," Washed Out — the recording project of Ernest Greene — re-emerges, still in its chillwave blur of nostalgia and anachronism.
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The stars spread across the black universe; they go forever, and reignite the light that has been missing inside me for nearly a decade of city sounds and washed-out skies.
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Ari Wald, chief market technician at Oppenheimer, says the stock looks washed out, but don't count on a major catch-up rally to the rest of the market any time soon.
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FYI ... Blackmon -- the 5th overall pick in the 2012 draft -- washed out of the NFL after multiple brushes with the law ... and hasn't played a down of pro football since 2013.
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Cesium has long half-life, so "only time will slowly remove the cesium from the sands as it naturally decays away and is washed out by seawater," said Sanial in a release.
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The heavy rains in the eastern U.S. Midwest this spring that analysts and farmers say washed out some plantings this spring may allow USDA to reduce the harvest forecast without touching yield.
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It automatically adjusts its brightness based on the ambient lighting in and around your car, so even when you're staring at a bright sunlit road ahead, the UI never gets washed out.
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The LCD is not pretty, with elevated black levels that remove the contrast from images and leave everything looking washed out compared to the same content on a television (or a phone).
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Quite aside from the noticeably lower pixel density when compared to the HDX, the colors are washed out with a blue tint, the air gap is bigger, and it's far more reflective.
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Bannon has long said he believes racism and anti-Semitism get "washed out" of populist movements, though Breitbart is accused of courting support from white nationalists during his time running the site.
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In that instance, the Environmental Protection Department (EPD) said the trash had come from mainland China, washed out of the Pearl River Delta by intense flooding in the Guangdong area in June.
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Tiwary's writing is clever, nuanced, and surprises in a story that could have been told drably, and Robinson's artwork is beautiful, moving smoothly through washed out painting and hard-lined comic illustration.
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Sure they're not as easy or convenient to use as a smartphone or digital camera, but the grainy, washed out look of old school Polaroids is what launched the whole filter craze.
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This, of course, contributed to the scene becoming increasingly washed out and generic, as bands that never should have left the basement attempted to use the "metalcore" formula to make it big.
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"If we operate under the assumption that global growth is headed for a slowdown ... we think there is reason to believe that the stock could be close to washed out," she said.
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The Cubs and Pittsburgh were tied 22001-27 after 22 1/2 innings when a hard rain washed out the rest of the Pirates' final home game of the season Thursday night.
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One weekend six years ago, Cheserek was at home on break from school when he learned that the spring rains had washed out the roads leading to Kapcherop Secondary, his boarding school.
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In Pearl County, Mississippi, a train on the Norfolk Southern line derailed Saturday morning when the tracks washed out due to flash flooding, said Danny Manley with Pearl River County Emergency Management.
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The buffoons who run the camp, an unhinged Valkyrie (Rebel Wilson) and a washed-out storm trooper (Sam Rockwell), are hardly ideal role models, and not only for the obvious ideological reasons.
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But the 1,056 miles of railway that are its only land link to the south washed out in several places in May, and there is no obvious sign it will be repaired.
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The least Korean thing on the menu must be the foie gras terrine, and it's also one of the only disappointments, with its crumbly Melba toasts and washed-out green-plum jelly.
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Police Deputy Commissioner Mike Clement told reporters that the bodies of the two missing people were believed to have been washed out to sea after slipping into a stream on the volcano.
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Backlights can lead to milky black levels, uniformity issues, and blooming where certain parts of the screen appear brighter than others or washed out, especially when watching movies in a dark room.
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In practice, this meant lots of museum-goers swaying in one spot, nodding while watching washed-out footage of sea anemones and close-ups of six-inch heels walking on subway grates.
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"Atomic" by Blondie is on, Diane is wearing a pink sparkly sequin dress, and Renton's in a washed-out yellow T-shirt that's a bit too short and a bit too tight.
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In that same county, nearly 500 people were stranded at the Elkview Crossings Mall in Elkview for more than 24 hours starting on Thursday, when rain washed out an access road, officials said.
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Perched on the window seat in her living room, her back upright against the washed‑out January sky, she peeled the skin into careful ribbons and arranged them in a pile beside her.
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World number one Angelique Kerber was practicing on a sun kissed Court Philippe Chatrier, which seemed to have been washed out by the early showers, before the start of play at 0900 GMT.
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In its wake, the storm knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of homes, downed trees and electrical wires, sparked fires, washed out roads and left commuters stranded for most of the evening.
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"It clearly points towards very lop-sided positioning that is being washed out," said Christoph Rieger, head of rates and credit research at Commerzbank, referring to the rise in longer-dated bond yields.
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Oh, this colour was extremely pretty and I think will suit Asian skin tones really well, especially if you're on a hunt for a nude lippie that doesn't make you look washed out.
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More than 500 people were stranded and spent the night at the Elkview Crossings Mall, northeast of Charleston, because the roads leading there were among more than 60 washed out around the state.
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COVINGTON, La. — Residents in Louisiana and Mississippi were taking stock of damage on Saturday after a deluge of rain submerged roads and cars, washed out bridges and forced residents to flee their homes.
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Intense rainfall from tropical storms holds a special threat for areas with hilly or mountainous terrain: In 2011, Hurricane Irene washed out a dozen bridges and 500 miles of roads in Vermont alone.
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In the video for "Looking For a Lover" he's teamed up with friend Louis Hopper to bring a dreamy and washed out feel to the mid-tempo song and creeped out synth lines.
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The day of our 2015 class trip, the last of the ice washed out of West Arm, and our vessel was the first boat in our planet's history to navigate this new sea.
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This preview looks a little melodramatic and bland (although maybe that's just the intentionally washed out look), but it comes from the duo behind Sherlock, so it may be worth paying attention to.
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With so much capital chasing the same or similar strategies, is there a risk of a reckoning if certain factors in the economy turn and if people are washed out in the process?
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With so much capital chasing the same or similar strategies, is there a risk of a reckoning if certain factors in the economy turn and if people are washed out in the process?
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All 42 bridges in Monroe County, which includes the Keys, were deemed safe and one of two washed out sections of U.S. 1 Roadway was now navigable, the county said on its Twitter account.
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I seem a little bit washed-out in them at the best of times, and I'm usually filming at conferences and festivals, where I'm fighting jet lag and a half-dozen strains of flu.
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Analyses of weather conditions found the plastics were likely coming from at least 60 miles away, lofted by the wind and washed out of the air by precipitation, the researchers report in Nature Geoscience.
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He whimpered for almost the whole two hours I held him because he had just been extubated, had the area under his scalp washed out and had been weaned from the good pain meds.
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In a sign of how serious the flooding is, North Carolina's agriculture department airlifted a power generator to a hog farm on Monday because roads leading to the property were washed out, Troxler said.
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It means all of you putting $30 in a washed out beans tin and trekking to IKEA on the weekend to buy a load of frames, fall-apart furniture, and exactly one jazzy lamp.
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The Djokovic v Bautista Agut match was supposed to start on Monday but rain washed out the whole day and the tie did not get under way until Tuesday, ending around lunchtime on Wednesday.
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She described experiences working in psychiatric hospitals, going to Catholic school, shifting about the universe, with a pained sympathy and hilarious specificity (the smell of school uniforms, the washed-out blue of institutional oatmeal).
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More than 500 people were stranded and spent the night at the Elkview Crossings Mall, northeast of Charleston, because the roads leading there were among more than 60 washed out around the state. Gov.
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All the talk of the ocean and its bottomless depths brings to mind the play's flaws: it has a washed-out, watery quality, and the characters, while agreeable company, are not exactly bottomlessly interesting.
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And his music, at its most fascinating, veers well off the now relatively safe path of woozy, washed-out trap melodies into odd discursions and vocal experiments, although always with a positive, upbeat underpinning.
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The process was reminiscent of Pollock's own drip method, which the contemporary artist emulated but also personalized by watering down her paint so that they appeared as washed out spreads more than solid overlays.
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The lapping waves of the Atlantic dispense a cooling briny mist, though it can be a scorcher on the broad concrete boardwalk, recently completed to replace the wooden one washed out by Hurricane Sandy.
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After rain washed out Monday's scheduled contest, the Chicago Cubs will try to extend their seven-game winning streak when they begin a three-game series with the visiting San Diego Padres on Tuesday.
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In preparation for the incoming rains, he's raised up the ridges on some of his ponds, and can take his catch out by boat instead of vehicle if the roads get washed out again.
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Pine Ridge Reservation residents were stranded without water and the South Dakota Army National Guard activated to help Monday, after flooding washed out a county rural water line and a humanitarian crisis continued to unfold.
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Two people were killed in Florence County in separate incidents after their vehicles were swept away by floodwaters or driven into washed-out roads or bridges, the Florence County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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Charlie has washed out of all the professions and interests and hobbies he once pursued — tech, anthropology, real estate — and now he spends his time buying and selling stocks on his computer, barely scraping by.
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When she removes it, the actress playing Julieta—the punky, glamorous, 31-year-old Adriana Ugarte—has been replaced by 51-year-old Emma Suarez, whose soft, round beauty is made to look washed out.
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The source of the sheen is still unknown, but Dean Edwardson, general manager of the Sarnia-Lambton Environmental Association, said there had been very heavy rains in the area that may have washed out sewers.
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And also another pro of this product is that it washed out of my hair really easily so I didn't have to take a lot of time kind of getting it out of my hair.
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The security risk is small, Aas says, and since Let's Encrypt certificates are only viable for 90 days to begin with, any stragglers will have washed out of the ecosystem by summertime at the latest.
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Pliskova's match against Slovenian Hercog was suspended on Wednesday due to rain with the score at 6-3 2-5 and she only returned to court two days later after rain washed out Thursday's matches.
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There were from some ancillary benefits from the rain that caused the suspension of Tuesday's game in the sixth inning and washed out the resumption of that game and the start of another on Wednesday.
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Colors were fine, but not great; faces in bright settings were a bit washed out, and some grays and blacks were grainy, but I wouldn't have noticed those imperfections if I wasn't looking for them.
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A no-deal outcome would likely force the Bank of England to cut interest rates to shore up the economy but last week's optimism washed out money market bets on a rate cut in March.
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In a season of leaden skies, during which we tend to dress ourselves in black, washed-out hues like eggshell blue, lavender and blush offer a welcome relief from gray scale — without being jarringly vibrant.
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Illustration: EpsonBut as a result of the oblique angle, the light from the projector hits the screen, the image created by short-throw projectors can be easily washed out by overhead lights in a room.
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After heavy rain from storm Florence, which hit the Carolina coast as a hurricane on Friday, washed out Sunday's program, competition resumed at the waterlogged Tryon International Equestrian Center with Britain enjoying a golden day.
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The display wasn't washed out by any means—it's still very good, but I've seen nicer displays on other $1,500 laptops (Dell's XPS 13 4K and even the Apple MacBook and MacBook Pro spring to mind).
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Little Birdie also wears an adorable straw hat, while Maxi's long blonde hair is done in a side braid (it looks like the pink she added to her ends earlier this month may have washed out).
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If you visit Moog's website, there's a bunch of sample sounds that show off what the Matriarch is possible of producing, which ranges from rich wobbled leads to crunchy, brash bass to washed out spacey trails.
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Together for the first time are Lee Krasner's voluptuous and explosive The Seasons (21965), Helen Frankenthaler's washed-out and blocky Jacob's Ladder (21967), Jay DeFeo's dense Incision (2200–239), and Elaine de Kooning's violent Bullfight (43).
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There are still female vocalists telling most of the stories here, but their voices twitch and flow over disjointed beats that recall Arca or Holly Herndon more than, say, early Toro Y Moi or Washed Out.
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The study's results held up even when the researchers washed out the conduct of older siblings (who might have soured the parents on teenagers) and the behavior of the children in question before they entered adolescence.
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"There's gonna be a bit of a correction along the way here where a lot of the players in the space that don't actually solve a real problem are going to get washed out," he said.
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The washed-out colors, bland scenes, and the fact that the words are not immediately apparent are virtues in an age that prizes entertainment, displays of wealth, and prefers to be distracted rather than pay attention.
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"The one thing that we see now is that in the most recent decline, volume has kind of petered out, so I'm starting to wonder if this thing's getting washed out a little bit," he said.
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"We could be playing Monday, we could be playing Tuesday, we could be playing Wednesday — and we could not be playing at all," Orioles Manager Buck Showalter said Friday afternoon, as rain washed out batting practice.
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"The U.S. is a huge market and some of the companies, especially those less competitive, may be washed out," said Danny He, the founder of Alpha Lighting, a small LED maker in Dongguan with 100 workers.
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It said, for example, that Mr. Snowden had lied about having earned a high school equivalency diploma and having washed out of Army basic training because of broken legs, when he really just had shin splints.
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A female sea turtle lays between five and seven nests each year, boosting her odds that even if some nests are washed out or eaten by predators like raccoons or fire ants, others might still hatch successfully.
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So for 30 minutes before and after totality, during the partial phases of the eclipse, the instruments will zoom in on sun-adjacent Mercury, which is typically tough to image because it gets washed out by sunlight.
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CFTC data was unavailable for some weeks due to the shutdown, and while figures are now trickling out, more up-to-date positioning indicators compiled by banks and funds show short positions are gradually being washed out.
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Television pictures showed abandoned cars submerged in murky waters in Prachuap Khiri Khan province where a torrent washed out a bride on the main road linking Bangkok to the south, causing the 200 km tailback, media reported.
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At least 24 ships are facing delays in loading soybeans at Brazil's northern ports after rains washed out roads and disrupted the progress of trucks carrying beans from the center-west region, Brazilian officials said on Thursday.
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Making sure to keep the overhead light off, Dr. Rodchenkov and a colleague dumped the tainted urine into a nearby toilet, washed out the bottles, dried them with filter paper and filled them with the clean urine.
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At least 0.73 ships are facing delays in loading soybeans at Brazil's northern ports after rains washed out roads and disrupted the progress of trucks carrying beans from the centre-west region, Brazilian officials said on Thursday.
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Another reason for looking out for the Delta Aquarids is that the Perseids, normally the most reliable meteor shower of the year in mid-August, is this year going to be washed-out by a full moon.
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If the GOP is indeed going to be washed out in a Trump-resistance-led wave next year, why (the cynical politico might ask) would they pass up a chance to do exactly what they've always wanted?
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The brand's first collection included oversized flannels, hoodies, and washed out jeans—items not dissimilar from the ones that Abloh had designed for Pyrex Vision, and, like Pyrex, Off-White was coveted by a coterie of influencers.
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"It could be that they're from a single tektite bed that got washed out over millennia or it could be evidence for numerous impacts out on the Florida Platform that we just don't know about," Portell said.
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One would think that wearing high-pigment lipwear all over your face would at best create a washed-out look, and at worst make for a sticky situation — or at least one that easily smears or runs.
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The duo just released the video for the silky and smooth cut, "Never Knew Love Before," which features Caldwell cooly smoking in a suit and fedora and surrounded cast of interpretive dancers washed out in Warholian neon.
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The toxic particles and chemicals that are inhaled from the air in polluted cities won't be washed out by a brief hit of pure oxygen, and understandably concerned and desperate citizens shouldn't be misled into thinking otherwise.
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"For one, it's clear-cut what we've got to do, so throughout the race we're not really worried about each stage," Stenhouse said on Saturday at the Brickyard, where rain washed out all practice and qualifying sessions.
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A well-placed sweep of blush is the one-step shortcut to looking healthy and less tired, no matter how washed-out your skin is this time of year or how late you stayed out the night before.
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No matter where they come from, many microplastics end up getting washed out to sea where they can be gobbled up by organisms — including some of the organisms we humans love to eat, like shrimp, oysters, and mussels.
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The rains were spectacular and unslacking – and washed out Santa's annual courtyard arrival as well as the much hoped for appearances of Princess Charlene, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella at this year's annual Palace Christmas party in Monaco.
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"This move has shaken things in sterling and a huge amount of any outstanding positioning will have been washed out, and we may be starting from a new, even more nervous footing," said Citi FX trader Sam Underwood.
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Many present viable claims, but a large number are economic migrants with fraudulent petitions that swamp the system and can cause legitimate cases to be "washed out" in the high volume of fraud, Zamora said in an interview.
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Today, Noisey is pleased to announce the second phase of the fest's lineup roll-out, with none other than Primus and Television topping the bill alongside additions including Washed Out, The Coathangers, Morgan Delt, and Mild High Club.
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He took some pickled samples back to Dartmouth and got a grant to do more research, but by the time he returned to the hot springs a flood had washed out the pools and the bugs were gone.
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The culture is lousy with people like this, some of them washed out of politics or entertainment or sports media, and some of them still in it, and we see them passing from one channel to the next.
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Manonmars is a member of Young Echo, a Bristol-based collective of eleven producers and vocalists who make music that is dreary and flamboyantly slow, washed out in a haze, and clearly indebted to the late DJ Screw.
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Gusev scored on a backhand midway through the third period, but the goal was washed out on a coaches' challenge after it was ruled that Blake Coleman hit McElhinney at the front of the crease for goaltender interference.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency trucks full of supplies and provisions left from a staging area near San Antonio, but some of the hardest-hit areas remained unreachable, their roads under water, washed-out, or blocked by abandoned vehicles.
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Album Review Music as a refuge, music as stress relief, music as a drug or an adjunct to drugs: Ernest Greene, the songwriter who records as Washed Out, has always embraced those functions with a hint of ambivalence.
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This included punishing students who dared speak their Native language, with some reports detailing kids having their mouths washed out with soap any time they uttered a word in the language they grew up hearing in their home.
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People were talking about there was a lot of con people and people got washed out pretty quickly, and then the people that came in later were the ones that seemed to benefit the most from it. Right.
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After two days of almost constant rain, Williams' match on the 63,800-seat temporary stadium court kicked off a busy day as organizers scrambled to get back on schedule after rain washed out three of the first four sessions.
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"At this stage it appears that heavy rainfall and flash flooding in the region on Saturday washed out some ballast from under a small section of the track," Mineral Resources said in a statement to the Australian stock exchange.
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"Hard to Say Goodbye" follows the precedent set by "Get Lost" the first new song Washed Out released this year, in that it's a bit of a departure from the soothing, floating music we've previously heard from the project.
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"Now that the M+A premium is largely washed out and fundamentals have broadly stabilized, TWTR shares feel like they have found a bottom in the mid-high teens," wrote equity analyst Ross Sandler in a research note Friday.
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Google fixed almost all of my complaints about last year's Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. Those phones felt cheap and had displays that I thought looked washed out, until Google offered a software update that fixed the issue.
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Zipline, a California-based robotics company, will launch a service on Friday using drones to deliver blood to far-flung clinics, bypassing traffic or washed-out roads in the East African nation dubbed The Land of a Thousand Hills.
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The old saw is that for every success story, you can name a he's-the-next-Michael-Jordan type like Eddy Curry (drafted by the post-Jordan Bulls) or Kwame Brown (drafted by Jordan's Washington Wizards) who washed out.
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But opinions on the day varied as to how much of the record high number of bets against the pound had been washed out in the move, which some traders said had come among fairly moderate flows of capital.
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The train tracks running over muskeg and the frozen soil of the boreal forest to Churchill from the nearest town to the south, Gillam, 239 miles away, were washed out in 252 places, according to their American corporate owner.
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Accompanying the dreamy, washed-out photographs of their enviable "self-designed house on the Norfolk coast" are disjointed paragraphs in which Cusk's husband discusses experimental stone cladding and Cusk reflects on what the creation of a home really means.
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The project could result in the discovery of other objects in space beyond Earth-like planets, because it's a novel approach to taking a look at bodies in space that were previously washed out by ambient light from stars.
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Officials have scaled back attempts to recover bodies from the site of the eruption in recent days, while saying that two bodies of presumed victims may never be recovered after being likely washed out to sea following the eruption.
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" But, Madden added, "one of the things that really works to Trump's advantage is that a lot of controversies tend to be washed out by a very fast-moving news cycle that sort of reinvents itself the next day.
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Tuymans's own painting "Gilles de Binche" (2005) — by contrast to Ensor a washed-out, pale silhouette — shows the plumed headdresses worn during the Belgian Binche Carnival, with a physical example of the headdress shown, perplexingly, in an adjacent room.
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"Because of the washed-out flash photography, old furniture, and wallpaper you often see, and grainy film quality which obscures the image in fun ways," many of the images take Fio back to a time before the internet even existed.
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Models wore an array of bright colored stripes combined with see-through, flowing skirts, while the washed-out denim outfits, black-and-white checkered prints and baker boy style caps sported by some also gave the collection a playful 1960s air.
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The costume designer recounts a story while working on The West Wing; she was dressing Taye Diggs and realized that his face would be washed out because he was in a shirt that was too light for such a dark set.
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The architecture—all cheap materials with color schemes of washed-out pink, bright yellow, and baby blue reminiscent of the 60s—seemed all the more dated with the absence of tourists, who, I was told, favor AirBnB over resorts these days.
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Technical analysts have been generally negative on most retail and auto shares for months given nasty downtrends, but last week Renaissance Macro's Jeff de Graaf said GM and other auto-related stocks were starting to appear washed out and perhaps bottoming.
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In other words, there will always be the more extreme factions of a movement — but racism and nativism are "washed out" on the whole, he said: It seems that they have had some aspects that may be anti-Semitic or racial.
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If "Get Lost" is a good indicator, it's a little rowdier now (dig that piano house-y piano?); the sort of music you listen to the night before, rather than the morning after soundtrack that Washed Out has previously provided.
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"Life's a Dream," the second video cut from the album after "All That You Want Is Yours," is also given over to this treatment: McMullen and another unknown presence are almost completely washed out by director George Blankenhorn's lighting effects.
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"We haven't been able to get (corn) to them for at least for a week because of the flooding and the roads washed out," said Justin Mensik, 19, of Morse Bluff, Nebraska, who grows corn that supplies ADM's Columbus plant.
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A 13-game road trip that started with a lopsided loss became more of a struggle for the San Diego Padres after rain washed out the second contest of a four-game set against the host St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday.
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In some night shots, the regular camera just produces a better look that's less washed out and has less image noise (see black sky in on right side of photos below) IMO: Night Sight also works with the selfie camera.
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In the wake of the same financial crisis that had washed out Bear Stearns, the basic solvency of the country's major banks was in doubt and it had become nearly impossible to borrow money for large construction and development projects.
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Both washed out of the NBA, for different reasons and under different circumstances; both turned to China, with its national basketball culture and a guard-heavy league whose playing style perfectly fits their no-conscience, "shoot first, ask questions later" mentality.
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Equally galling to Big Blue faithful was that Manning's replacement was not a heralded rookie who might bring hope for the future, but the journeyman Geno Smith, who had washed out as a starter with, of all teams, the Jets.
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There were communities whose acreage was washed-out to sea, as a result of erosion that was directly caused by the engineering decisions that were being made by public officials in the interest of facilitating commerce and growing the economy.
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Since the train tracks were washed out, the price of hauling his high-performance kibble here from a supplier in New Brunswick has doubled — from 52 Canadian dollars a bag, which lasts at most two days, to 111 Canadian dollars.
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Osaka was forced to double up after persistent showers had washed out her quarter-final against Yulia Putintseva on Friday and the top seed outclassed her Kazakh opponent 6-4 6-4 to advance to the semi-finals in Osaka, Japan.
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Crews worked to erect temporary dams on either side of U.S. Highway 17, the main coastal route through the area, and National Guard engineers were installing a floating bridge at Georgetown in case the highway is washed out at the river.
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Yet instead of running for the top job, she was then giving the GOP response to President Obama's final State of the Union address and being talked up as a vice presidential prospect for candidates who soon washed out of the race.
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But those smart vehicles of the near-future don't quite have the huge computing power to process the data necessary to avoid collisions, chat with nearby vehicles about optimizing traffic flow, and find the best routes that avoid gridlocked or washed-out roads.
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Hisense brags that the 3,000 Lumens light source is so "bright and crisp you can use it in any room—not just light-controlled, home theater rooms," but on moderately sunny days, the picture was noticeably washed out even with my blinds drawn.
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A washed out bridge downstream from the disaster carried a branch of the rail network run by MRS Logistica SA, Infrastructure Minister Tarcisio Gomes de Freitas said on Twitter, adding that the main line of the Ferrovia do Aço was not damaged.
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Just one of a group of plasticky, creaky, and underpowered "Polaroid" laptops with washed-out screens, this particular specimen ships with Windows 10 (the good), but only 2GB of RAM / 32GB of storage (the bad), and an ancient Intel Atom processor (the ugly).
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"Our patient had a good outcome from this unfortunate incident, with no long term damage to her ocular surface or vision, because she immediately washed out her eye as soon as she realized her mistake, and so limited the potential damage," Lockington said.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Flash floods in southern Thailand washed out a bridge on the country's main north-south highway on Tuesday, backing up traffic for 200 km (125 miles) as the death toll from days of unseasonable rain rose to 25, media reported.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French Open will have a star-studded Sunday lineup with defending champion Novak Djokovic and nine-time winner Rafael Nadal in fourth round action while third round games still need to be completed after rain washed out play on Saturday.
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Very little chlorine exists naturally in the upper atmosphere as it generally emerges near Earth's surface -- for example from salt (sodium chloride, or NaCl) in sea spray -- in water-soluble forms that are "washed out" of the atmosphere by snow and rain.
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The resulting image appears as if it's already halfway towards that washed-out heat-death that is common in old Polaroids, where the contrasts gradually blur and fade along with the blues, blacks, and greens, leaving only the red-yellow spectrum behind.
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It is as if this inevitable fading were an imprecise analog to carbon-dating, measuring the distance from the moment the image was developed until today: the closer it is to being entirely washed-out, the further away it is from the present.
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The collection, as filmy and shimmery as the one Mr. Armani showed for his Giorgio Armani label last month in Milan, was the usual surfeit of plenty, with an emphasis on soft suiting (pajama, track and tailored) and washed-out, watery colors.
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A volunteer with a lined, sunny face expressed enthusiasm for our driving trip to the island's western side — a trip I was nervous about after reading online warnings about the dangers of washed-out roads, aggressive logging-truck drivers and frequent rain.
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"There's more bacteria in a human mouth than a dog's mouth, so if those teeth got into your knuckle, you would need to get that washed out in an operating room, because the bacteria can proliferate and destroy the joint," he said.
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All the delicious tackiness that came out of corporate America in the 1980s gets rolled up and made snort-able at once in the new collage-based music video for singer songwriter Ernest Greene, better known by his stage name, Washed Out.
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During the relative peace that has followed, Jake has washed out of the Jaeger program -- that is, the giant robots built to defend us -- and become a petty criminal and general screw-up, a situation that obviously won't be allowed to last.
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When you look back on high school, especially in photo form, you're not going to be as entertained by having donned washed-out pastels as you will by having channeled the "it" pop star of the moment (in Romy and Michele's case, Madonna). 5.
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Ane Crabtree, the Emmy-nominated costume designer of The Handmaid's Tale, was tasked with sketching out that world through costumes – and every detail, from the washed-out blue of the Colony workers' uniforms to the hand-me-downs Canadian refugees wear, is a deliberate decision.
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State transportation crews were working to erect temporary dams on either side of U.S. Highway 17, the main coastal route through the area, and National Guard engineers were installing a floating bridge at Georgetown in case the highway is washed out at the river.
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" But most often, she pairs a cat eye (which Wilde mastered after watching her mother create the classic look) with a sheer formula "that I know won't need a ton of maintenance and has a hint of color so I'm not totally washed out.
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"If we don't have an extremely simple message, as in free water, you will not be charged for the water that you use that is related to this flushing, I'm afraid we're not able to get that lead washed out of the system," he said.
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Two 300-foot portions of the Overseas Highway on Lower Matecumbe and Bahia Honda keys were washed out by Irma's storm surge, but late Tuesday, Florida transportation officials said they had inspected all the bridges along US 1 and repaired two stretches of the highway.
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He said Kim himself had personally inspected the site many times, offered field guidance, and ensured it was given all available resources, despite devastating floods in the northern Hamgyong Province in late 2016 that halted work as soldiers scrambled to rebuild washed-out homes.
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This can be viewed as a positive, because by Wednesday's close the market looks a good deal more "oversold" and washed out than was the case at the start of the January-February correction, which came with most stocks stretched far to the upside.
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I've officially thrown in the towel in trying to make sense of anything in U.S. stocks right now, but in the constant search for something washed out I do believe there is one area that has been left for dead: Agriculture and the fertilizer stocks.
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" The report's executive summary also accused Mr. Snowden of claiming that he had left Army basic training earlier in his career because of broken legs, as The Guardian reported when Mr. Snowden first came forward, "when in fact he washed out because of shin splints.
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Two years before joining the Army, Sergeant Bergdahl had washed out of Coast Guard basic training for mental health and other reasons, and a Coast Guard physician said he should be cleared by a psychiatrist before being allowed to re-enlist in the military.
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After rain had washed out a big chunk of the day on the outer courts, it looked like Barty might serve up the dampest squib of a start to a tournament desperate for good news after a week of headlines about poor air quality.
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Cartier-Bresson, who had escaped from a German prison camp during the war, was a master at that; in a washed-out shot here from 1951, a lone woman crossing the street in London manages to convey the whole of the Blitz and postwar privation.
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The XR uses an LCD display, which can't get nearly as black—so images look a little washed out in comparison and when watching content with black bars on the side, the notch sticks out in a way it doesn't on iPhones with an OLED display.
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Delivery of food and other necessities, especially to remote areas, has been hampered by a variety of ills, including a lack of cellular service, washed-out roads, additional rainfall, and what analysts and Puerto Ricans say is a slow and insufficient response from the US government.
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However, it appears that at least one noteworthy bug still managed to make its way into the general release of iOS 12, with users on Reddit, Twitter, and elsewhere reportedly seeing muted or "washed out" colors after updating their devices from iOS 11 to iOS 12.
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"The bear skull was washed out of the same river sediments that routinely produce the skulls and bones of the American bison, some of which could date back as far as the last Ice Age," said Mike Everhart, one of the Sternberg paleontologists who examined the skull.
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But find yourself in the shade, or indoors, or out at night, or next to a bright window, or not able to look directly at the watch when riding a bike, and the screen becomes washed out and all but impossible to read at a glance.
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"When the chemical is cleared from the body and the brain tries to recover its chemical balance, this is the 'comedown,' where the user feels washed out, glum or grumpy, anxious or paranoid," says Nutt—and the more chemicals cleared out, the more that need replacing.
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With its washed out, dreamlike qualities, the album's closer, "I Can't Give Everything Away," is the fitting final statement of an artist that gave to electronic music both in the boldness of his production and in the weird soul he placed at the heart of it all.
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Of course, it's not an exact science or anything — makeup artist Elisa Flowers told us those on either end of the skin-tone spectrum might be washed out by their nipple lipstick — but in the name of hard-hitting journalism, we had to test the theory.
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As the photo caption at National Geographic explains, the photo was originally taken by Luis Marden circa 1939 in El Paso, Texas, though it's not clear why the colors on this version appear more rich than the colors in the National Geographic archive, which appear washed out.
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SO, I THINK THAT THERE IS GOING TO BE, YOU KNOW, A BIT OF A CORRECTION ALONG THE WAY HERE, WHERE I THINK A LOT OF THE PLAYERS IN THE SPACE THAT DON'T ACTUALLY HAVE – THAT DON'T SOLVE A REAL PROBLEM ARE GOING TO GET WASHED OUT.
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In a match that should have started on Monday, when play was completely washed out, the 13th seed's power proved more efficient than Granollers' claycourt experience as he reached his first grand slam quarter-final with a 6-2 23-7(2) 6-1 6-4 victory.
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Dennis Hauck, in writing and directing his first feature, knows that the story line has been well trodden, so he dresses it up supernice — the movie is shot in marvelous 35 millimeter (Bill Fernandez is the cinematographer) that's no less picturesque for being so washed-out.
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While the early product had a washed out display with terrible blooming—which is when a glowing halo appears around bright objects on a darker background—this new one resembles the exceptional LED tech you might see from a high-end set produced by Sony or Samsung.
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Larger orgs like Uber, Tesla and Facebook rotate in and out of the hot seat as security breaches wreak havoc and sexual harassment scandals are exposed, only to be washed out of the news cycle by a viral image of Elon Musk sampling marijuana the next day.
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You wouldn't know as much, however, from Suspiria's trailer or marketing, which have fully embraced the redness of its predecessor; visit the movie's IMDB page currently, and the background slowly fades from a washed-out beige to a blood red, to match its bright red "S" logo.
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By the end of the movie, its formerly pale, washed-out tones have given way to scenes that are ultimately drenched in red — an orgy of violence and upheaval that is roughly equivalent to all of the pain that the dancers have internalized up until now.
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Apple's new low light magic can snap useable photos in near darkness, and the results are dramatically different than the same photo from the Pixel 3 camera, which tended to over brighten photos taken in very dim environments creating an unnatural, washed-out look with inaccurate colors.
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The print is called Edmond de Belamy and its washed-out features—artifacts of the algorithm used to generate it—make it look a bit like the Spanish fresco depicting Jesus Christ that was disfigured so badly in a botched repair job that it became a meme.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)The LynQ's similarly simple LCD display, which shouldn't get washed out in direct sunlight, shows the location of one of your 12 connected friends using a dot that moves around the perimeter of the screen and gets larger the closer you get to them.
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The floodwater triggered landslides as it carved through the valley and damaged 56 houses, washed out two bridges, wrecked a highway, broke an irrigation canal, and swamped farmland, according to an internal report from the International Center for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) , an intergovernmental agency based in Nepal.
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Before my second visit to the Sandback exhibition, I stopped briefly at the LeWitt show, where the extreme oscillation between the black and white stripes seemed to have washed out my eyes, because when I got to Zwirner minutes later, Sandback's illusions were suddenly non-existent, or virtually so.
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It isn't OLED, so you don't get the perfect blacks seen on many higher-end phones, but I actually find the Moto G's color tuning to be more pleasing than the screen on my Pixel 2 (a $649 phone), which looks a bit greener and washed out in comparison.
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The resulting images are diffused by Ben-Day dot–like circles: washed-out yellows and blues from a storefront or gas station, a luxury watch face from an ad with only the faintest outline of its branding, and a man slumped to his side with a bag of groceries.
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It's the sort of still that makes you think, 'cool, this is going to be slightly soft-focus and romantic, maybe featuring a bit of millennial pink or a washed-out cerulean background, slow motion and a color contrast that's been pulled right down to make everything dreamlike.
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CONCORD, N.C. - Drivers who hoped to learn as much as they could about NASCAR's new lower-horsepower, higher-drag competition package for Saturday night's Monster Energy NASCAR All-Star Race were still guessing on Friday afternoon, after rain washed out all but a few minutes of practice at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
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WATCH: Lucy Liu Responds to Hollywood's White Washed Out Diversity Issue "It is clear that representing this character in a culturally accurate way holds significance for people, and that to neglect this responsibility would continue a worrying tendency to obscure ethnic minority stories and voices in the Arts," he added.
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They did see some new electrochemical responses after they took a sample of tissue and washed out the perfusate solution — which raises questions about whether there'd be more brain activity seen without the blocker in the solution — but they did not pursue this discovery in this trial, the researchers said.
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The frigid vistas in "Fargo," the dreamy Western plains in "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford," the gritty underground world of drug cartels in "Sicario," and the washed out future in "Blade Runner 2049" (which finally earned him his first-ever Oscar), all came from Deakins.
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The surges of water were as high as 39 meters (128 feet) in some places, pushing water as far as 10 kilometers (33 miles) inland, flooding more than 560 square kilometers (348 square miles) and creating more than 20 million tons of debris, of which 5 million tons was washed out to sea.
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Haney's clip unfurls like a rousing high, all smiles and washed out, kaleidoscopic pastel colors, and it feels like a nod to the work of French director Stéphane Sednaoui, whose work on U2's "Mysterious Ways" and the Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Give It Away" clips carried the same druggy, dreamlike quality.
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In places like Mexico Beach, where the authorities have said up to 46 people are missing, families and emergency workers fear that more bodies are buried in the fields of split wood and twisted metal — or, just as likely, washed out into the Gulf by the storm surge that swept through town.
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The Spanish moss and mist hangs heavily over the trees, as in a twisted fairy tale, the colors are a little washed out, and the edges of the frame are darkened slightly, all signifying a decaying Confederacy and its carefully tended social niceties, which Miss Martha is still trying so desperately to preserve.
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