Wirecutter recommends the Brighton Professional Black Wire Mesh Square Wastebasket.
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Transfer cauliflower to a fine wire-mesh strainer over a bowl.
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Press yolks through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a bowl.
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Add into blender, purée, and strain through a wire mesh strainer.
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It shows people held in small cells separated by wire mesh.
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I mean, dude, it's a wire mesh lampshade full of chicken.
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Handcuffed and shackled, he spoke through a heavy wire-mesh screen.
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Pour through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a bowl; discard solids.
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It is made from Tyrolean wire mesh, developed to withstand rock avalanches.
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Pour through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a bowl; discard solids. 4.
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Pour masala chai through a wire-mesh strainer into 2 cups; serve immediately.
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Pour through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a bowl; discard solids. 2.
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Pour mixture through a wire-mesh stainer into a bowl; discard solids. 6.
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Now, visitors can see life-size sculptures made from galvanized chicken wire mesh.
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Pour through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a medium bowl; discard solids. 2.
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When they emerged a few minutes later, he was carrying a wire-mesh cage.
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Pour pretzel crumbs through a fine wire-mesh strainer; discard any pretzel dust. 5.
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Pour mixture through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a bowl, and discard solids.
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Stents, or wire mesh tubes, are then placed in there to ease the blockage.
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To make houses, polystyrene foam is sandwiched between two slabs of steel wire mesh.
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Moreover, preliminary experiments suggest that this neuromorphic (brainlike) silver wire mesh has great functional potential.
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A wire-mesh fence topped by barbed wire appears in the background of the photo.
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Pour mixture through a fine wire-mesh strainer lined with cheesecloth set over a bowl.
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From behind, the ribs are exposed and the skull is framed by sturdy wire mesh.
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Pour mixture through a fine wire-mesh strainer in a small bowl; discard solids. 4.
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The lightweight, wire-mesh barriers would cost $5,000 to $12,000 per aircraft, the lawmakers said.
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The designers draped wire mesh across the ceilings, swooping down the length of the hall.
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A wire mesh was placed at an overhang near the bow to catch any falling artifacts.
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He built a wire-mesh cage in the backyard and began collecting animals in glass jars.
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Figaro extended his beak through the wire mesh to bite a splinter off the wooden beam.
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Although they used different materials (resin and wire mesh) and processes, both pushed sculpture into fresh areas.
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They were completely removed from Central Park by 1995, supplanted by wire-mesh baskets and plastic bins.
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Banerjee sometimes uses precious objects, but combines them with mass-produced things, like light bulbs or wire mesh.
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A wire mesh divider between the cab and the back trapped the children in the back, Gonzalez added.
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Pour strawberry mixture through a wire-mesh strainer into a bowl, reserving champagne-berry liquid and strawberries. 2.
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Each panel made by RSG 3-D consists of fire retardant foam sandwiched between two wire mesh faces.
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Pour mixture through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a large measuring cup or bowl; stir in vanilla. 3.
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There are also alternatives to wire bristle grill brushes, such as brushes with nylon bristles and wire mesh brushes.
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Some resemble slender wire mesh, glistening with variegated sections; others, the gnarled, knitted surfaces of wall-to-wall carpeting.
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Giant billboards and wire mesh, including some signs in Chinese, close off the largest construction site in the capital.
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The building super patched openings behind the range, the dishwasher, and the cabinets with plaster and fine wire mesh.
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So she suggested transforming that lower portion into built-in dog crates, using brass wire mesh on each side.
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Pour pan drippings through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a measuring cup to equal 1/4 cup; discard solids.
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Transfer pork to a cutting board, and pour the braising liquid through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a bowl.
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Searchers pass the material through a wire mesh so they can look at it as closely as possible, she said.
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"In wire-mesh, chain-linked cages that are about 30x30, a lot of young folks put into them," Democratic Sen.
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Disappeared Again On February 27 2014, Reprieve's legal team spoke to Mobley through the wire mesh of Sanaa Central Prison.
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Revelers wear wire mesh masks during the traditional New Year's festival known as "La Diablada" in Pillaro, Ecuador, on Jan. 5.
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Some 0003,000 birds squeeze into a simple concrete shed with large openings in the walls, which are covered with wire mesh.
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Fortifying livestock corrals with wire mesh roofs will keep the leopards out and reduce the number of cats killed by herdsmen.
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Until last spring, when officials covered the seeds with wire mesh, rodents got to them before they were able to sprout.
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A wire mesh produced by Riverdale Mills, standing up to 20 feet tall and running up to six feet beneath the ground.
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To add to the feeling of disorientation, the soft, wire-mesh flooring gave me the sense that I was floating on nothing.
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Adams was in charge of feeding the cows bushels of cured, baled alfalfa, which were wrapped in wire mesh and required clipping.
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The barriers are wire-mesh frames that can be filled with sand or gravel and linked together to form a low wall.
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In 2009, she created Border Tapestry, a quilt made with the wire mesh of the border wall serving as the vertical warp strings.
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In the same vein, Dollar Tree's wire mesh pencil holders are a really nice addition to a high-end loft, according to Linden.
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As the voting commenced Saturday, Spanos circled the faux-wood ballroom collecting ballots with a wire-mesh basket he paraded above his head.
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Consider Win McCarthy's wonderfully zany constructions resembling architectural models, roughly made of foam board, cardboard, staples, tape, wire mesh and other ordinary materials.
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Back out on the streets, I see families living in shop doorways and phone credit being sold through hatches covered in wire mesh.
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At Mr. Gustafik's request, the city protected the fifth tree with wire mesh, the kind used in suburban areas to discourage hungry deer.
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As night settled in, we found ourselves under wire-mesh clouds twinkling with Swarovski crystals for the evening's second sound and light show.
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The government responded that the only outdoor exercise space at the New York federal prison holding Guzman is a rooftop covered in wire mesh.
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A stent is a tiny wire mesh tube that props open an artery and is left there permanently, according to the American Heart Association.
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Little is left of the playground where the "Quints" were displayed to thousands of paying customers who peered through wire mesh from elevated walkways.
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Ruby Chishti's "The Present is a Ruin Without the People" (72015) is a fascinating wall sculpture created out of recycled textiles, wire mesh, and other materials.
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In February, it imposed a 75 percent price cut for certain heart stents - wire mesh tubes used to treat blocked arteries, which caused protests among manufacturers.
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Looking tanned and worse for wear, they spoke to reporters through the wire mesh of police wagon windows, and as they entered and exited the courthouse.
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By 2010, about one-third of the border had been fenced with materials ranging from barbed wire to steel, bollard to wire mesh, and chain link.
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The United States issued a response to the allegations Thursday, saying the only outdoor exercise space at the facility is a rooftop with a wire mesh covering.
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"Chinese ships equipped with steel bars and wire mesh ignored the eviction warning broadcasts from (the coast guard) and rushed towards the patrol boat," the statement said.
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A wire mesh column to lower Zyklon B pellets into the gas chamber away from desperate victims' hands is a reproduction, as are the gas chamber doors.
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To dress up the ubiquitous A.T.M., Ms. Stone hung more than 1,400 colored ribbons from a wire-mesh frame to create a tunnel that customers walk through.
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When the trio arrived at the crater, they saw a makeshift fence of wire mesh on wooden stakes, with a single guard in his bowler and brown shawl.
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Approaching "Concave Room for Bees" from the park's main gate, you see a five-foot-tall, curving, Minimalist wall of dirt held in place by heavy wire mesh.
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"The only thing that matters is the Communists still control my country," he shouted through a double screen of wire mesh during an interview at Bangkok's central jail.
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Hawks are submissive when cornered, so Jenna was able to gather Aya up in a T-shirt, free her talons from the wire mesh, and take her home.
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Using the back of a spoon, press powdered sugar and 1 tablespoon of the granulated sugar through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a small bowl; set aside. 3.
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"Look," he said, standing on top of a hill near his house and pointing at a row of steel pales in the distance with no wire mesh between them.
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Bennet Schlesinger prints his fragmentary photos of Angeleno nighthawk scenes on tiny scraps of fleece, overlays them with wire mesh, and surrounds them with half-melted black epoxy frames.
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Elisa Lendvay, 43, who lives and works in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., combines the material with steel, bamboo, rubber and wire mesh to create objects that range from spindly to blobby.
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In May, a group of U.S. Congress members urged India to reconsider its decision to cap prices of stents, which are tiny wire mesh tubes used to treat blocked arteries.
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Today, the nearly 700 miles of border wall made out of materials such as wire-mesh and chain-link fences, is still in place and in different states of disrepair.
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By the time I got up, hours after dawn, he had already chewed a hole in the hard wire mesh of the new feeder some friends gave us for Christmas.
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The better heat distribution is at least partially due to the incorporation of a more efficient polymer heating film that avoids the clunky wire mesh woven into less sophisticated heated gloves.
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That facility was the site of a 1981 attempted jail break -- where an inmate's cohorts hijacked a sightseeing helicopter and attempted to cut open the wire mesh covering, the US said.
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PennaGroup's second proposal for the "Other Wall" concept, combined a double wire mesh fence with steel beams that would allow Border Patrol Agents to see through the wall in vulnerable areas.
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It's much more simple, too — just a wire mesh disk that can be easily pulled out and cleaned by soaking for a few minutes in a thimble's worth of rubbing alcohol.
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Prosecutors have said the only place for outdoor exercise is on the rooftop of the MCC, which is surrounded by tall buildings in lower Manhattan and covered with a protective wire mesh.
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Bertoia's hand-crafted wire mesh forms, one of which is shown here, were mass-produced as seating by Knoll since the 2138s, giving him the financial means to devote himself to sculpture.
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At one dilapidated sanctuary in the hills outside the capital Caracas, hundreds of scrawny dogs bark and claw through wire mesh to scavenge for food in the streets and forest land nearby.
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A style that features black netting fastened to black pipes runs $18 a foot, while a so-called game fence, with 6-by-6-inch wire mesh panels, costs $22 a foot.
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The O'Briens' cultivated oysters are kept in wire mesh cages that stretch in long rows across the specific part of open water on the Atlantic that makes up the Cascumpec oyster grounds.
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Stipe mediates his vision of the world through both window screens and computer screens in these pages, revealing an undeniable likeness between the fragmenting effects of wire mesh and of a pixelated zoom.
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The campaign's organizers have asked people to donate empty bottles with caps at collection centers in Mexico City and elsewhere, along with the tools, wire mesh and wood needed to build the homes.
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Tiny living spaces have become increasingly common in the world's most expensive property market where some of the city's poorest people live in cage homes - wire mesh hutches stacked on top of each other.
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Prices of Drug Releasing Stents — small wire-mesh structures used to treat blocked arteries — have been slashed to 27,890 rupees ($433.82), from 30,180 rupees, the National Pharmaceuticals Pricing Authority of India said in a statement.
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PARIS — For years, lovestruck visitors to Paris had affixed locks, often inscribed with their initials or names, to the wire mesh panels along the Pont des Arts, flinging the keys into the Seine River below.
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At one point, a rocket-propelled grenade fired from close range nearly breached one of the Hesco barriers, hulking bales of canvas wrapped in wire mesh and filled with dirt, that lined the compound's perimeter.
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Although not consistently engaging, Lashai's multifarious oeuvre — which also includes crystal vases and imagined Persian gardens made of wire mesh cylinders containing suspended, painted leaves — we see the work of an artist who pushed boundaries relentlessly.
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The Wall Street Journal obtained a slew of the sketches, including one Parthenon-inspired design as well as a double-wire mesh fence design that would offer Americans, but not Mexicans, visibility to the other side.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Atop Hong Kong's tallest peak blanketed in clouds, three masked urban explorers step back in time as they slip through a wire mesh fence and march towards an abandoned army barracks from the British colonial era.
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The essential principle is that if the spaces between in the wire mesh are smaller than a specific radiation's wavelength, it is dispersed by the enclosure—and the gaps in a sheet of metal are considerably smaller than those in mesh.
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HONG KONG, June 13 (Reuters) - Atop Hong Kong's tallest peak blanketed in clouds, three masked urban explorers step back in time as they slip through a wire mesh fence and march towards an abandoned army barracks from the British colonial era.
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The 654 miles of existing barriers and walls — built with materials ranging from barbed wire to steel, bollard to wire mesh, and chain link — have already been a disaster for the unique and sensitive ecosystems and wildlife on the border.
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"Young people either want to be their own boss and start their own business, or they lack independence to the point that their parents accompany them to the job fair," said Wang Yandong, a representative of Hebei Hengxin Wire Mesh Manufacturing.
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It hooks up to the side of the wire mesh cage (enabling a 360° view of your glorious flame within) and blows air through two hole-riddled tubes to create a vortex for optimal fuel burning and almost no smoke.
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There were skirmishes at the fence, parts of which Israel had fortified in advance of Saturday's anniversary with steel plates topped by tall, heavy wire-mesh fencing, and bunkers built atop large earthen berms, where hundreds of snipers were positioned.
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Then while I'm still dazed that this work still has the power to concentrate my attention decades later, I also see the garden of hanging, nested, and interlaced wire mesh lobes by Ruth Asawa, which are their own kind of enchantment.
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Humar believed Zohre and Isaq had been taken to one of these centers, a camp on the outskirts of Hami, set in a former disease-control center built during the SARS outbreak: four large buildings with tall wire-mesh fences.
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For example, to present Cédric Le Borgne's "Les Voyageurs," in which 1803 wire mesh figures appear to fly off buildings, 30 to 40 permissions needed to be secured from building owners, tenants, license holders, electricity providers, and the city and local authorities.
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In the living room, a giant kaleidoscopic Frank Stella print was propped up against a forest-green wall near a wire-mesh and cast-iron bird cage that for much of the 1970s was home to more than two dozen canaries and finches.
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But he grabs his subject in a hearty, if still slightly formal, embrace in a series of small wall-mounted sculptures made between the 1970s and the '90s, totemic constructions of crumpled canvas mounted on wire mesh and coated in various synthetics.
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Those convictions meant there was an empty seat at the rear of the Senate chamber — Mr. Skelos's nameplate artfully removed — and a vacant spot where Mr. Silver used to sit in the Assembly, an empty wire-mesh trash can in place of the chair.
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Most of them grew up in these housing complexes, with their first exposure to soccer coming not on lush green fields but on the ball court — an AstroTurf field enclosed by a wire mesh fence — that is at the center of many of them.
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Inspired by a stuffed iguana a friend had brought him from Mexico, Mr. Wade used wire mesh and polyurethane foam to fabricate the work, a ferocious-looking monster with an open, spiky-toothed mouth, knifelike spines running down its back and an impressively large dewlap.
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As a result of the various projects, hundreds of miles of wall already exist along the border, though in a form — wire mesh, chain link, sheet piling, concrete vehicle barriers, post and rails and X-shaped beams — that Mr. Trump may not have envisioned.
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She was put in an "8' x 8' x 8' wire mesh cage in Kuwait," according to VICE, and held for two months before being transferred to the United States, where she was put in an even smaller cage at Marine Corps Base Quantico, in Virginia.
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The lobbying effort by Abbott Laboratories, Boston Scientific, Johnson & Johnson and others comes after the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in February set a price cap for stents - small wire-mesh structures used to treat blocked arteries - slashing prices that patients pay for some devices by about 75 percent.
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Other images reveal how US agents have adopted old Native American tracking techniques to look for footprints, focusing on the manufactured objects they drag across the desert to smoothen dirt in an attempt to reveal human disturbances: car tires, heavy pieces of wire mesh, bristly blue carwash brushes that appear comical against the barren terrain.
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Surrounded by a lush installation filled with intricate sculptural elements — whose forms evoke the organic ornamentation of Art Nouveau, but whose materials are often surprisingly utilitarian, as with the seemingly delicate leaves made of latex caulking and wire mesh — I was inexorably compelled to focus on the uncomfortable dynamics of looking in one painting.
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It's been two decades since New York became the first state to require public reporting of outcomes from what's known as an angioplasty, a procedure that uses a catheter to insert a tiny balloon and inflate it to open clogged arteries and also uses a stent, a tiny wire mesh cage, to keep vessels propped open.
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As you move deeper into the apartment, the materials become more humble, less apparently luxurious, with iron door frames powder-coated sienna red, glass dividers embedded with wire mesh that recall a high school gymnasium and metallic arches used as trim at the bottom of the two bedroom walls to bridge the gap between the renovation and the apartment's original parquet floors.
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