A cloud as black as sin accumulates behind the glass.
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Once the liquid accumulates underground, it erodes rock and minerals.
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When that fat accumulates, it can lead to a humplike appearance.
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Here's how Lucas, now semi-retired, accumulates and spends his billions.
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And this progresses on down the line as environmental degredation accumulates.
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Mitch McConnell says nothing and accumulates power with his cobra stare.
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But the sidewalks soon become crowded again and the litter accumulates.
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Society crumbles, filth accumulates in hallways, beloved characters succumb to despair.
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Minor eruptions become infrequent, and magma accumulates in the subterranean reservoir.
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Old information accumulates glitches and dead-ends, then simply stops working altogether.
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Over time, lava accumulates and emerges above the ocean and builds islands.
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After all, "string" is the stuff that accumulates in a journalist's pocket.
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That spare copy accumulates mutations, until it becomes capable of producing toxin.
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Once enough lead accumulates in blood and bone, the damage is irreversible.
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As fluid accumulates, pressure builds, with one possible outcome being retinal detachment.
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What makes them even more crazy is how Westbrook accumulates such totals.
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"As a baby develops, more melanin accumulates in the iris," said Heiting.
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Even in the newbie gains period, lean mass accumulates incrementally, Hanson says.
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In times of heavy rains, too much water accumulates in Lake Okeechobee.
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My mom is kind of a hoarder of things and accumulates stuff.
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They wrote in the study that they observed spaces where fluid accumulates.
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The meaning accumulates with your interviews, rather than being stated up front.
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When that fat accumulates, it can lead to a hump-like appearance.
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When it accumulates in the body, it can cause irreversible brain damage.
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Harvesting these stalwarts can actually increase fire risks as more flammable vegetation accumulates.
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Odor can also come from the bacteria that naturally accumulates during your period.
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They will watch to see whether Mexico's ambitious project quickly accumulates satisfied customers.
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Everything accumulates to the value of who you are in that virtual world.
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Part of this presumably involves the insights an artist accumulates over the decades.
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Values rise and fall entirely from trading alone, as no real value accumulates.
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Meanwhile, capital accumulates at 7 percent a year on average, according to OMB.
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Panorama's documentary focused in on how much data Amazon accumulates about its users.
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Get rid of trash where water accumulates and allows the mosquitoes to lay eggs.
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Choose between daily or weekly cleanups depending upon how quickly your desktop accumulates clutter.
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But as that time accumulates, so does your pride and investment in your work.
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If warmer air mixes in, it could lessen the amount of snow that accumulates.
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As Germany accumulates growing trade surpluses, it is also a net exporter of capital.
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But that could change if public concerns intensify, more complaints surface and evidence accumulates.
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The problem is that shunts frequently clog or develop kinks and then fluid accumulates.
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Drudge Report accumulates 9 billion hits per year and mostly links to external websites.
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As grime re-accumulates, all reverse graffiti fades, save for the memories (and Instagram posts).
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Or ATP7B, which can point to Wilson disease, where copper accumulates dangerously in the liver.
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As wealth accumulates, the share of income flowing to the rich rises, further widening inequality.
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The Phonesoap 2.0 uses UV rays to eliminate bacteria that accumulates on your screen surface.
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Power in Washington accumulates when you're relevant; it slips away when you're on the sideline.
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If snow accumulates on the roof and it collapses, that is typically covered as well.
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With nowhere to go, the blood accumulates, causing the vessels to bulge and often rupture.
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In that second mode damage to cells accumulates more slowly, which means they age less.
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Everything accumulates to one point and this will definitely become part of the next thing.
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The germs proliferate, white blood cells amass, pus accumulates, and a dental abscess is born.
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The proteins were traditionally thought to be garbage that accumulates in the brain with age.
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The longer our brain is active, the more adenosine accumulates and the sleepier we feel.
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And what accumulates, too, is a new way of seeing and thinking about these animals.
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This is because the carbon footprint accumulates as food moves across the food supply chain.
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As gas accumulates, it can forms lumps within the disk, temporarily blocking the inward flow.
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In men, fat accumulates around the belly where it serves no physiological purpose at all.
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In the tailwind of her pursuit the girl accumulates people, or perhaps aggregates their stories.
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A megaseries, or a movie series, accumulates many masters by the end of its run.
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For instance, when water accumulates on the surface of an ice sheet, the reflectivity changes.
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As ice accumulates, more piping can be added to increase the height of the structure.
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Mitochondrial DNA gradually accumulates mutations at a roughly regular rate, ticking like a molecular clock.
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These contracts come with a savings component, known as cash value, which accumulates free of taxes.
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My collection accumulates slowly as fall progresses but then suddenly they've taken over, and it's great.
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The bottle holds 24 ounces, but the sensor accumulates the ounces you drink as you refill.
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And when those textiles are made of synthetic stuff like polyester insulation, it lingers and accumulates.
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PET takes a long time to biodegrade, and so it accumulates in landfills and the ocean.
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We really are like a chain reaction that accumulates into us when we have our thoughts.
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As the atmosphere warms up, more water accumulates on the surface of the ice, Christoffersen explained.
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You can't really see visceral fat — it accumulates around your organs deep inside your abdominal cavity.
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The differences here are more about why LDL accumulates greatly in one person and not another.
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But as evidence of harm accumulates, there's a growing consensus that digital civil society is deteriorating.
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By using drifter buoys and satellite data, the model indicates how trash accumulates in the oceans.
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But as time passes, and as more data accumulates, hopefully a consensus will start to emerge. [Science]
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That's an area between Hawaii and California where plastic debris accumulates due to wind and ocean currents.
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In normal conditions plastic simply accumulates in the environment, much as carbon dioxide does in the atmosphere.
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Washington's objects — hoodoo jug and stoneware — consider how meaning accumulates around symbols in gendered and racialized ways.
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Having two cats means that hair accumulates in every single nook and cranny, and vacuuming feels futile.
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We seem to take for granted all the benefits and focus exclusively on the riches Google accumulates.
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Our bodies simply break down with time — our DNA accumulates damage, our organs don't function as efficiently.
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The benefits that accrue to investors when an actively managed fund accumulates assets may not be great.
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Power either accumulates or it diffuses through the system...a genuine revolution has to reverse the flow.
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When too much power accumulates in the hands of one person, the theory goes, abuses inevitably follow.
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The NWF, which accumulates revenues from Russia's oil exports, stood at $124.46 billion as of Nov. 1.
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Milo, the considerate, affectionate mess officer, ruthlessly accumulates wealth for his syndicate under the mask of patriotism.
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The poison pill will kick in if the unidentified party accumulates 20% of the stock or more.
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When snow accumulates on the surface of a glacier, its weight pushes the ice forward and down.
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After straining, skim off the fat that accumulates at the top of the liquid and discard. 4.
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Another revelation: you do not pay back only the loan amount, there is also interest that accumulates.
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"Plastic accumulates in this region because of converging currents and low sea surface wind," Lebreton explained to Gizmodo.
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On Twitter or Facebook, anyone who accumulates a large number of followers can amplify that kind of post.
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For something that big to be so secretive and powerful in how it accumulates your information is unnerving.
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Clorox wipes are great for wiping away crumbs, dust, and any other grime that accumulates in your room.
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Under current tax law, if a person accumulates enough assets, an estate tax can be imposed upon death.
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Catching or consuming calophysus macropterus, a common local species of catfish that accumulates mercury, has also been banned.
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Inrix accumulates street parking data based on historical parking trends by day and time, cost and available hours.
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More importantly, our ears slowly push earwax out as it accumulates, aided by the movement of our jaw.
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The drug clears a key protein in Alzheimer's disease — beta amyloid — that accumulates in plaques in patients' brains.
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The truth is, every couple years there's a new gaming title that accumulates users at a startling pace.
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Something about it, either its texture or its chemistry, means that it accumulates water from the surrounding environment.
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Material accumulates around black holes, is heated to billions of degrees and reaches nearly the speed of light.
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A miles card accumulates points based on how far you travel or how much you spend doing so.
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It accumulates billions of microbes as it wends through the digestive system, and even more once it lands outside.
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Lead accumulates in the body and builds over time, so ongoing exposure, even at low levels, can become toxic.
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He hates the city and the noise and the black soot from the street that accumulates on our windowsills.
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The volunteers carried gene mutations that cause an overproduction of amyloid, which accumulates in hard plaques in the brain.
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What's more, this region accumulates so much snowpack in the winter that it doesn't seem to become water-limited.
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Like other black holes that feed on stars, this object pulls in material that accumulates in an accretion disk.
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The most serious risk is that excessive acid accumulates in the body, causing a condition known as lactic acidosis.
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I also wrote: "Interest on a credit card accumulates like trauma in the body," nice, like, low-five me.
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The resentment accumulates, especially when economic growth slips or vanishes, as is mostly the case today in Latin America.
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Are there rules at your school about what happens if a student cannot pay for lunch or accumulates debt?
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Front Burner For successful outdoor cooking, you must keep ahead of the gunk that accumulates on the grill grates.
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Plastic waste that enters the ocean sometimes accumulates along coastlines where no humans are around to scoop up trash.
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The 3 megawatt system, together with 4,200 solar panels, accumulates energy that can be stored and used on demand.
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Take Box Plus/Minus, which accumulates traditional box score stats to judge a player's overall contributions offensively and defensively.
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The more victories he accumulates, the more reasons he has for voters to buy the same product in 2020.
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They then distribute ergo around the body, where it accumulates in tissues that are under the most oxidative stress.
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The excess heat trapped by those gases accumulates primarily in the ocean, and the seawater expands as it warms.
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It works fine, but more important, it's as dumb as the dirt it accumulates in its puny storage tank.
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Researchers have found that most of this gap accumulates not during the school year, but in the summer months.
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It'll create new traffic that accumulates through an audience who wants to return because they expect high quality content.
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The vast majority of Americans who graduate college do so with student loan debt, and that debt accumulates interest.
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As stress is applied to the material, charge accumulates, which can then be shuttled away to do useful work.
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Kiernan regularly accumulates new tools to work with, allowing him to freely follow what is inarguably an electronic muse.
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They say that the city cuts the grass and clears the debris occasionally, but that it all quickly accumulates anew.
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Farming this way is optimum in certain terrain where groundwater naturally accumulates, such as at the base of a mountain.
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If the small captive doesn't pay out insurance claims, the money accumulates as it does in a commercial insurance company.
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He accumulates data, he synthesizes this data to create something new that looks like contemporary art (art fair, galeries, museums).
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Modern economic activity generates carbon dioxide, which accumulates in the atmosphere and increases the global temperature via the greenhouse effect.
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Reaction after countless reaction, this energy accumulates and, in the form of photons, makes its way to the turbulent surface.
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Ahead, she has shared six everyday routines you can develop to put a stop to clutter — before it even accumulates.
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As part of the hunt, the team that accumulates the most points will join Collins for a trip to Iceland.
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Each poem accumulates and disperses subjects and insights in a performance that operates as both ars poetica and sensitivity restorer.
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It appears funds keep coming in from Nate Dogg's music and other ventures and, as it accumulates, it gets distributed.
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A fixed emission-rate of carbon dioxide accumulates in the atmosphere, leading to warming that grows without bounds over time.
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Money in an HSA accumulates free of taxes and may be used for qualified medical expenses tax-free as well.
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DAVID FABER: Well, what will it let you do, having access to that data, as it accumulates more and more?
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But from a U.S. policy perspective, it matters greatly whether Tehran accumulates an extra gram or an extra hundred kilograms.
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The mutant form of this protein accumulates and binds together to become toxic to certain brain cells, eventually killing them.
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In women, more fat accumulates in the buttocks, hips, and thighs to support pregnancy and provide energy for milk production.
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Anchored by Rosamund Pike's powerhouse lead performance, this restive, raw movie slowly accumulates the heft to render its flaws irrelevant.
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You turn the pages because Woodward, as he accumulates the queasy-making details, delivers on the promise of his title.
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They typically are built when the sediment dragged along by glaciers falls off and accumulates in a stretched-out pile.
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The memoir doesn't proceed as much as it accumulates in a kind of curated pastiche, like a Tumblr page in prose.
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But she still accumulates the odd bit of plastic -- even if it's only enough to fit in a 16 oz jar.
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"If the mucus sits and accumulates, it can become infected with bacteria" and cause secondary illnesses, such as bronchitis or pneumonia.
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Dead skin (desquamatized keratin) accumulates in ears and can attract moisture and serve as a breeding ground for bacteria and fungus.
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Mythic (my firm Lux is an investor) is performing the multiply and accumulates inside of embedded flash memory using analog computation.
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The studio objects become part of the raw material for a vocabulary of forms that mingles and accumulates in his paintings.
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The evidence that Mueller accumulates, and his ability to obtain strong testimony, will be the most central measure of his success.
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The end result of all of these photoreactions is photodamage that accumulates over the course of a lifetime from repeated exposure.
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If more than two inches of snow accumulates on roadways, the department will begin dispatching its fleet of 26,600 plow trucks.
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Over the past several years, Ocean Cleanup researchers have noticed that a specific type of plastic accumulates in the garbage patch.
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More than 320 million metric tons of plastic are produced every year, and a lot of it accumulates in the oceans.
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If methylmercury accumulates in the "country food," it will mean a dramatic change to how he and other Inuit people live.
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When a city goes through an economic surge and disposable wealth accumulates, the international art market is generally sure to follow.
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And damage accumulates over time; that a building survives one earthquake is no guarantee it will make it through the next.
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Many hope that as the data accumulates and is publicized, businesses will be forced to do more to reduce the gap.
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Assuming the rainfall is constant, the amount of water that accumulates in the bucket tells you how long it was exposed.
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Getting to millionairess status is a major achievement; only a small percentage of the U.S. population accumulates that much in savings.
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Chinese nationals have unique identification cards, and law enforcement accumulates information about individuals, including things such as digital records of their faces.
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Repeat two or three dozen times across a year, and so accumulates a snapshot of my own so-called pile of shame.
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Liver disease is frequently associated with insulin resistance and is caused when the liver accumulates too much fat, thus impairing glucose metabolism.
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This means that as the rocks of the crust start to deform (and break) due to new magma injections, that stress accumulates.
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Everyone has a kitchen drawer that accumulates packets of duck sauce, random pliers, rubber bands, old batteries and pens that don't write.
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"When you shut down the winter monsoon, there's not much going on in that region and the haze just accumulates," Wang says.
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Snowpack is a kind of base-layer of snow that accumulates at higher altitudes and sticks around throughout the spring and summer.
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Apply just enough to cover exposed skin, and don't wear it under clothes, because it does not evaporate and accumulates on clothing.
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Produced by a type of algae, this toxin accumulates in the crabs, clams and scallops eaten in large quantities by sea otters.
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Ohsumi won the esteemed prize for his discoveries on how cells break down and recycle biological waste that accumulates in the body.
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Mist accumulates in coastal areas where a cold sea current, an anticyclone and a land obstacle, such as a mountain range, combine.
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Yet it bounces off tree branches and accumulates in an icy, slushy mess on the ground, packing down any previously fallen snow.
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We will continue to monitor the ratio and expect coverage to increase after Future Land accumulates interest and dividends from Future Holdings.
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The first clue was that the vitamer accumulates in plants in parallel with ammonium, one of the immediate products of nitrate metabolism.
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I chose a table where the mail usually accumulates, figuring it was the prefect place since it's conveniently located near the door.
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It's spot-cleanable but so far dirt-resistant, and the mask — where all your face grime accumulates — detaches neatly for hand-washing.
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Instead of the chemical being pumped out of the brain's synapses, a large amount of the neurotransmitter accumulates for hours on end.
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"Historically, this has been the reliable snow zone, where it accumulates till late March or early April and then melts," he said.
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They held a universal life policy, a popular type that includes an investment account that accumulates cash when interest rates are high.
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And as she examines the way power accumulates and distributes itself, she conjures up the cramped and oppressive sensation of being powerless.
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In addition to mercury, fish accumulates other chemicals, such as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), which have been classified as probably carcinogenic in humans.
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So when you see that, over the years, it accumulates to a point where it's not addressed and it becomes a crisis.
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It's through the diversity in his collaborators and personal taste that Progress accumulates the intercontinental influences that make cameos across his music.
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And because microbes don't care for it, it accumulates as plastic pollution in the environment and in the food chain, Halden said.
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Because nerve damage is irreversible and accumulates as a pregnancy progresses, closing the spine as early as possible can prevent further injury.
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Weather conditions above the melting point of ice also alter how snow accumulates, leading to snowpacks that are more sensitive to heat.
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As more carbon accumulates in the atmosphere, and global average temperatures continue to rise, the odds of calamitous future environmental outcomes increase.
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The upcoming storm would come in as a top 10 snowstorm for New York if at least 18.1 inches accumulates in Central Park.
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One abnormal structure in the brain is believed to be a driver of the disease: toxic amyloid plaque, which accumulates in the brain.
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When enough of this plaque accumulates in the vessel walls, it restricts blood flow to the heart, increasing risk of a heart attack.
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See, ADH normally increases the amount of liquid reabsorbed by the body, so without it, less liquid is reabsorbed and more urine accumulates.
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Since there is no way to dispose of it, the waste accumulates in the brain and eventually causes significant damage to the organ.
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It comes and goes and comes again it doesn't aim for durability it accumulates for the sake of it & doesn't want to last.
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Pipes become frozen, ice accumulates in gutters and snow sometimes gets into the house, leading to more home repair calls, says the CEO.
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And the answer to that would not be about gain or loss, but about augmentation—inevitably, something changes when your body accumulates prostheses.
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She thrives on immersive research, she accumulates odd facts with a hoarder's zeal, and she relishes the unexpected discoveries that arise through repetitions.
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The novel accumulates intensity by spurning trite expectations — about New York and about the Nigerian central character's life there as a medical student.
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" Contemplating the way generations experience the passage of time, Christie writes: "It simply accumulates — in the body, in the world — like wood does.
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Power outages are likely in any areas where snow accumulates more than an inch or two, because of the weight of the snow.
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Bone is the most accurate long-term repository: Once absorbed into the body, lead circulates in the blood and accumulates in the skeleton.
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And ultimately catapults Úrsula's family members into the drug business, who, as their wealth accumulates, replace their colorful woven bags with designer purses.
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Landfast sea ice is mostly stationary and accumulates in shallow waters off the coast, thickening in the fall and breaking up come spring.
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Certainly the goal is to undo the damage that accumulates during life, and whether you call that "solving aging" is up to you.
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Otherwise, China accumulates hundreds of billions of dollars it can use to buy influence through its Silk Road initiative and acquire western technology companies.
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But the frequency won't continue rising forever — after a certain threshold, the number of avalanches is limited by the speed with which snowpack accumulates.
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An aerial survey shows that much of the debris that accumulates on the shores of Hawaii is from fishing gear and plastics discarded locally.
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But when the main trunk accumulates too much water, these tributaries can begin to back up, as happened last year in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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As wealth accumulates, economists reckon the return on capital should fall; society has less use for the hundredth factory or server than the first.
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We haven't been great at keeping the house clean, even without shoes inside, especially with dog hair that somehow always accumulates in the bathroom.
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Mozilla notes that Ring has been hacked in the past, and it's unclear whether it's possible for users to delete data that Ring accumulates.
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There seems to be an inherent tension between the kind of historical detail that Molina accumulates and the ability to understand a character's motivations.
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Mercury accumulates through the food chain, explains Roxanne Karimi, a research scientist at the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook University.
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The plot advances through each woman's story; as the symmetries between them pile up, along with misunderstandings, the novel accumulates momentum and emotional power.
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But what concerns scientists is the balance of how much snow and ice accumulates in a given year versus the amount that is lost.
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When intake of these foods exceeds the body's ability to eliminate their waste, uric acid accumulates in the bloodstream, a condition known as hyperuricemia.
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The devices are stuck to the wall with industrial-grade adhesive and are built to handle soot and grime that accumulates in tunnel conditions.
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If dust accumulates on the wire harness or the cover, the insulation on the wires could wear down over time due to vehicle vibrations.
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If ingested, the liver and kidneys cannot get rid of it from the body, so it accumulates, causing joint and bone disease and, sometimes, cancer.
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As I have written before, corruption is a deadly poison that cripples economies, perpetuates poverty and, as it accumulates, can claim lives -- many of them.
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What is more, as debt accumulates, lenders may ask the government to pay higher interest rates to compensate them for the increased risk of default.
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"We're looking [into] how to manage this effect, perhaps by occasionally accelerating the printing speed so that less heat accumulates within the brick," said Makaya.
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There's the body's fitness: how fast you can get oxygen to the muscles and how fast you can go before lactate accumulates in the blood.
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The immune system may recognize alpha-synuclein as foreign and try to clear it, in the process destroying dopamine-producing neurons where the protein accumulates.
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When less sunlight hits the polar regions, less ice melts in the summer and more accumulates in the winter, allowing the ice sheets to grow.
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If Mr Trump accumulates the 1,237 delegates that he needs to command an absolute majority in the convention, he will have won fair and square.
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Rising Leverage; Sufficient Cash Flow: We expect Greenwood's leverage to increase over 2016-2018, as it accumulates debt to finance the construction of its projects.
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This gelatinous obstruction is no trifle: the more excess fat a man accumulates, the more the penis is buried, causing it to effectively lose length.
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They reduce snowpack because more precipitation falls as rain rather than snow, and snow accumulates at higher elevations than before, meaning less terrain is covered.
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If, through hard work, creativity or just good fortune, a person accumulates significant property, he or she can easily become a target for the unscrupulous.
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"If you think of your cell as a house, and over time, trash accumulates, this enzyme sort of helps take out the trash," Conner said.
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There, as in Los Angeles, high lead levels persisted even though workers flush the water pipes every weekday to push out lead that accumulates overnight.
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Most of the chaos accumulates in drifts around the entrance, where hosts try cheerfully but often ineffectively to dispatch the hungry crowd to empty tables.
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When it accumulates enough dust, I either shake it out or throw it in the washer and dryer, then put it back on the refrigerator.
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Filmed in Los Angeles, but keeping its setting anonymous, this amiable look at life on the margins gradually accumulates a melancholy that punctures the drollness.
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He accumulates little and cares less, although he is very tender on the subject of the vinyl classical records he inherited from Ms. Michaelson's father.
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He saw a newborn baby as a kind of empty ledger, one that is gradually filled as the child grows and accumulates knowledge and experience.
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A data warehouse refers to the large store of information that a business accumulates from inside and outside sources in order to make better management decisions.
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Cover Image: In this May 5, 2016, image provided by the state of Hawaii, ocean debris accumulates in Kahuku, Hawaii on the North Shore of Oahu.
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Kiev traditionally accumulates 17-19 bcm of gas in storage to cover domestic consumption and guarantee stable gas transit to Europe once the weather turns cold.
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Where this whole dance gets tricky is when Amazon accumulates so much power and market share that it can control the product pipeline and dictate prices.
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CEO Craig Antico broke it down like this: When people don't pay debt, after a while it gets placed with collection agencies, and the debt accumulates.
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Mr Piketty argued that wealth naturally accumulates and concentrates, so that familial riches are ever more critical to determining an individual's success or failure in life.
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"Your loofah accumulates germs, bacteria, and mildew like a kitchen sponge, but it's just less obvious," Dr. Michele Green, board-certified dermatologist, previously told BuzzFeed Health.
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Besides genetics, there are a few other factors that can contribute to the amount of plaque that accumulates on your teeth, like the food you eat.
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When things begin to thaw, the byproducts of the methane gas leave behind a reddish residue, which slowly accumulates into the rusty patch we see now.
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Because the dye accumulates in blood vessels, and tumors usually have lots of them, the technique should make it easier to spot tumors in the body.
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The move has pressured prices in the north lower as hog supply accumulates because of the transport ban and sent prices in some southern regions soaring.
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The convenient thing about the seafloor is that sediment accumulates very, very slowly, so you don't have to dig far to go way back in time.
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As evidence of the side-effects of growth in passive funds accumulates, the best remedy might be for Washington to take its antitrust responsibilities more seriously.
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Mercury can be highly dangerous as it accumulates up the food chain, causing a wide range of disorders, including birth defects, neurological problems and even death.
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Many of those concerns stem from the effects of climate change and the structure of Sierra forests, which can influence how the snowpack accumulates and melts.
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The cast of characters that accumulates, from the other librarians to the townspeople to the hard-up families they serve, soon brings color to Alice's life.
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Add in the companies' existing net debt, and the new group's total would be over $100 billion, even if more cash accumulates before the deal closes.
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As silt accumulates on them, the mud flats rise until they stand clear of the sea for long enough to become colonized by salt-loving plants.
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As Robert Mueller accumulates guilty pleas and cooperating witnesses, President Donald Trump stands behind a final redoubt: Nobody has shown he conspired with Russia in 2016.
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The indomitable Fine amasses evidence, addresses objections and accumulates footnotes at such a brisk pace that the panting reader wishes at times for a water break.
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I'm also freaked out by the amount of dirt [wheeled luggage accumulates] as wheels go over sidewalks and subway platforms and then (gasp) onto the bed.
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They even went as far as testing different durations of sleep deprivation, and showed that, during torpor, sleep debt accumulates 2.75 times slower than during wakefulness.
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When nobody could tell whether you are programming it, whether somebody else was programming it ... This is a company that accumulates a lot of YouTube views.
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Kellett realized that much of this plastic reaching the harbor came from the Jones Falls, a stream that accumulates trash as it winds through residential neighborhoods.
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Some of that washes out to sea, and the rest accumulates in soil and in lakes like Ardley Lake, which sits at the center of the island.
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Unfortunately, while the black color on my review unit looks striking out of the box, it accumulates fingerprints almost immediately, which makes it look greasy and gross.
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The disease, they note, always progresses in the same way: Amyloid accumulates in the brain and then a tangled, spaghetti-like protein, tau, appears and neurons die.
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Dust and hair accumulates so easily that it seems like there's no time before I have to bust out the vacuum and do it all over again.
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Looking at electoral votes can often be more useful than national polls because ultimately what decides the election is the number of electoral votes each candidate accumulates.
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NEOD001 is a monoclonal antibody that specifically targets the circulating soluble amyloid and deposited insoluble amyloid that accumulates in both the AL and AA forms of amyloidosis.
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Mercury suppresses the production of melanin but it can also damage the kidneys and brain if it is absorbed by the skin and accumulates in the body.
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In addition to its known persistence in the environment, DDT accumulates in fatty tissues and can travel long distances in the upper atmosphere, according to the EPA.
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Uber reportedly purchased Lyft users' ride receipts from Slice, which the company accumulates through an email digest service it owns, in order to study its competitor's business.
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That reserve fuel tank is found between the dermis and muscle tissue throughout the body, though it accumulates in certain areas depending both on genetics and gender.
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To admire the number of wins a pitcher accumulates or to encourage him to toss a complete game is to expose yourself as a Paleolithic hunter-gatherer.
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Even though the AirPods charging case doesn't come into contact with your ears, mine somehow accumulates more dirt, grime, and earwax than both of my AirPods combined.
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The glaciers are shrinking because the amount of ice that melts away in the warmer summers is much higher than the ice that accumulates in the winters.
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In the cold months, polluted air can accumulate across the region, sloshing from one part to another until strong gusts blow it away — until another pool accumulates.
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"The impacts of trade policy and uncertainty are becoming evident at the macroeconomic level, while anecdotal evidence accumulates on the resulting harm to companies," the IMF said.
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During a subarachnoid hemorrhage, if the pressure in the head isn't relieved, blood accumulates in that narrow space and can push the brain down toward the neck.
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While anyone playing the tour certainly accumulates frequent-flier miles, all that travel means constant adjustment to new conditions, temperatures and elevations that affect a golf ball.
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Because Joe Billionaire accumulates 4,33 median American incomes, a $4,000 expenditure for Joe Billionaire is the same fraction of income as $1 for a median American earner.
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As the cell ages, it accumulates errors in the marking system, which degrade the cell's efficiency at switching on and off the genes needed for its operations.
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As the cell ages, it accumulates errors in the marking system, which degrade the cell's efficiency at switching on and off the genes needed for its operations.
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To some extent, it's common sense that the bigger the delegate lead Trump accumulates by March 15, the tougher it will be for Rubio to catch up.
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It grows, achieving a mass between 10 and 15 times that of Earth, then accumulates hydrogen and helium gas -- the two most abundant elements in the universe.
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I told him there was nothing I could do and that the app automatically accumulates fare based on distance, the surge he agreed to, and time spent.
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She accumulates an extraordinary amount of knowledge about luxury food and wine, which she capably passes along to the restaurant's customers; she learns to handle a crowded room.
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Flooding occurs when water accumulates in an area faster than it can drain, from rain, oceans, or even broken dams, according to the NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory.
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And when black incomes are systematically lower (in part because black people get access to fewer years of education), that income differential eventually accumulates into a wealth gap.
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"The link between these illnesses and unhealthy food and drink is indirect and accumulates over time ... and there's a powerful and at times manipulative industry involved," he said.
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When this moisture—along with dead skin cells—accumulates in our socks, it creates a near-perfect environment for bacteria to thrive, including potentially harmful types like staphylococci.
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I try to keep my CC at zero, but sometimes I use it when I lose my debit card (so, so frequently) and it accumulates about $100-$200.
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College savings accounts, known as 2529 plans, offer families a way to save on a tax-favored basis: Money you save here accumulates on a tax-free basis.
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But America's presidential election is decided through the electoral college, where the winning candidate accumulates votes based on the states' representation in Congress, not by the popular vote.
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The 38,000 nautical mile trip will take in the Arctic, the Galapagos Islands, the South Pacific islands and central ocean areas where plastic accumulates because of circulating currents.
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But, when someone buys and slowly accumulates 47 guns and rifles (12 with bump stocks), scopes, explosives and thousands of rounds of ammunition, no red flags go up.
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Adding to the parents' frustration, the drug needs to be given as soon as possible, because damage from spinal muscular atrophy accumulates over time and can't be reversed.
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Other projects include a look at microfibers in partnership with Scripps, and a study of how plastic debris accumulates and moves in currents with the University of Hawaii.
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Parents have been especially frustrated because the drug needs to be given as soon as possible; damage from spinal muscular atrophy accumulates over time and can't be reversed.
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But the only way to the core of the Judd Crawford mystery, for Angela at least, is by digging through the junk that accumulates in any one life.
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Andrew Rambaut, a molecular evolutionary biologist at the University of Edinburgh, told Science that SARS-CoV-2 accumulates an average of about one to two mutations per month.
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That could still be bad, since the more fluoride accumulates in our bodies, the greater the potential health risks, but it would be a different problem to solve.
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With the primary season essentially on hold because of public health concerns, it could be at least two months before Mr. Biden accumulates enough to secure the nomination.
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Simply put, the more streams an artist accumulates the more money they'll make to the detriment of artists who aren't able to achieve the same number of streaming numbers.
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And it may be even worse for them, since they don't just breathe it in — they can lick the tobacco that accumulates on their fur, furniture, and household objects.
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It's a smart silicone strainer that empties easily and lets you get rid of all the stuff that accumulates in your drain without having to touch it— because, gross.
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In actuality, they're DNA-repairing enzymes that sniff out and repair genetic damage caused by exposure to UV light—damage which, when it accumulates, can lead to skin cancers.
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Pan's distinctive equatorial ridge isn't because it really wants to look like a ravioli; instead, it's because the moon accumulates some of Saturn's runoff ring particles as it orbits.
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"Climate change, and the air pollution from fossil fuels that are driving it, threatens the child's health starting in the mother's womb and only accumulates from there," she said.
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Yet the many complaints of joint pain suggest that some people might have developed a much more severe illness, skeletal fluorosis, which occurs when fluoride accumulates in the bones.
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The loss of insulin's growth factor effects in the brain appear to make neurons vulnerable to stress and reduce the brain's ability to repair damage that accumulates over time.
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This is a series about the the kind of disappointment that snowballs and accumulates over the course of a life, and the way that families can hurt each other.
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The iHeartMedia podcast network accumulates as many as 150 million downloads per month for hundreds of active shows, and draws crowds with 50 to 60 live shows per year.
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Fat that accumulates in these areas, known as visceral or ectopic fat, causes greater metabolic damage than fat that is stored just underneath the skin, known as subcutaneous fat.
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Farmers prepared as best they could — putting down extra bedding behind wind breaks, placing extra bales of hay in front of calf bungalows and in places where snow typically accumulates.
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The Japanese capital, which is on roughly the same latitude as the U.S. city of Raleigh, North Carolina, often sees snow at least once a year, but it rarely accumulates.
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So this is a judgment that will be reached as the data accumulates, and I can't really say when we'll really feel like we've got a stronger handle on that.
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These piles typically indicate an eviction or fly-by-night exit — of trash left behind that gets pushed to the curb, or else accumulates as the result of collective dumping.
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"We know that plastic is persistent, we know it accumulates in environments and we also know that it's toxic to organisms and can move other contaminants through our food chain."
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Our rice paddy model simulates how mercury changes form, accumulates and converts to methylmercury in different parts of the ecosystem, including in the water, the soil and the rice plants.
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Fans can count on Trout's box score dominance every night, as he fouls off tough pitches and grinds out at bats and accumulates value like few in the game's history.
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It's like a vast clothes dryer with a defective lint trap: As the lint accumulates, we begin draping ourselves in the fluff, confident that what we're wearing counts as clothing.
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Yet between Ms. Barraza's impressive performance and Lorenzo Hagerman's beautifully textured photography (he also shot Rick Alverson's "Entertainment," another hyper-focused study of psychological pain), the story's tragedy gradually accumulates.
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Biologists suspect that when the epigenome accumulates too many marks, over time, the signals it sends to cells change dramatically—and that those new signals produce the effects of aging.
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Admittedly, this warning is as old as the American republic: "Ill fares the land, to hastening ills a prey, / Where wealth accumulates, and men decay," Oliver Goldsmith wrote in 1770.
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Singer founded Elliott in 1977 and has gained a reputation as an activist investor who accumulates large stakes in public companies in order to force changes in management and strategy.
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Those innate forces occur because electrons aren't evenly distributed on some atoms, so charge naturally accumulates on the tops, causing them to cling to whatever thing the adhesive is sticking to.
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In my experience, genuine self-love grows and accumulates over time when I actively take care of and appreciate myself, and do things that support my growth, both physically and spiritually.
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First, we need to develop new models to properly evaluate the tremendous benefit these therapies bring and second, we must develop new approaches for payment when value accumulates over a lifetime.
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With time (and a fair amount of money put toward the proper charting software), an astrologer accumulates a vast body of knowledge that's a unique blend of research and personal experience.
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As it accumulates more data, and continues to optimize algorithms and expand into other industries, we are confident that Geek+ will continue to lead the revolution and innovation in the space.
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It's clear that face-to-face is still the most powerful and persuasive form of communication because of the intimacy and the trust that accumulates from looking in another person's eyes.
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That is because the money accumulates tax-free and you do not pay taxes on it when it is withdrawn, provided that money is used to pay for valid education expenses.
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In the 1970s, the experts made a best guess about how sensitive the Earth would be to greenhouse gases, and as evidence accumulates, that early estimate is holding up pretty well.
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Umbrico aims to demystify the black box device and to engage the public in creative modes of transforming and visualizing the electronic detritus that accumulates in our homes and in landfills.
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Yet as the evidence accumulates, it appears that the fate of Flight 247 may illustrate how a chain of individual events, particularly with highly automated planes, can lead to fatal consequences.
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The creation of products like Yankee Stadium's Harman Lounge is driven by straightforward economics: As more money accumulates in fewer hands, attracting this contingent is essential if profits are to grow.
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Fraser's occasional bouts of nudity often eclipse her careful choice of costumes, reflecting a savvy that extends to her civilian life — clothes are the only belongings Fraser accumulates other than books.
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What constantly concerns me with The Handmaid's Tale, though, is that as June accumulates more power, the dystopia of Gilead starts to feel less real and hence less interesting to me.
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According to a 2015 study published in Environmental Research Letters, and as noted by Vox, only one percent of ocean plastic lingers at the surface—the rest accumulates on the seafloor.
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The team of researchers from The University of Sydney in Australia and University of Queensland in Brisbane focused their calculations on both how much carbon a tourist and a host destination accumulates.
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The mutated genes drive aberrant cell growth, and the growing mass of cells accumulates more and more mutations that drive it to grow faster and spread until, finally, a cancer is formed.
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From the NYT:Farmers prepared as best they could — putting down extra bedding behind wind breaks, placing extra bales of hay in front of calf bungalows and in places where snow typically accumulates.
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Replacing petroleum-based plastics is still important in the long term, says Dove, but as it accumulates in landfills, researchers are increasingly focusing on new ways to make and recycle today's materials.
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When I searched through public records, I found none of the documents that the average adult accumulates in middle age—no address, phone number, traffic tickets, lawsuits, loans, marriage certificates, divorce proceedings.
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The publisher has a poison-pill defense against hostile takeovers that sets up a dilutive rights plan if an investor accumulates 20 percent or more – but neither investor has reached that threshold.
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The evidence suggests that campaign ads have small effects that decay rapidly — very rapidly — but just enough of the impact accumulates to make running more advertising than your opponent seem a necessity.
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How they found it: According to the paper published in the Microchemical Journal, the researchers found that the jars had residue containing tartaric acid, a component of grapes that accumulates during winemaking.
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The toxin stores in fat tissue and accumulates in the body, and so is deemed unsafe for long-term consumption, said Dr. Martin van den Berg, a toxicology professor at Utrecht University.
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"Every quarter I'm going to do either a GoFundMe page or a fundraising page that can raise money every quarter so the lunch debt never accumulates," he explained to CBS Miami 4.
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Over all, the fault moves and accumulates stress at less than one-tenth the rate of the nearby San Andreas fault, meaning it is not as likely to rupture, Dr. Sahakian said.
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In human life as in the rest of nature, change accumulates slowly and almost invisibly until it is made manifest in the sudden form of fledgling out or thawing or leaf-fall.
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The opening gesture of "L'Amour de Loin" is exemplary: from a deep, shuddering B-flat a complex chord of overtones accumulates, seeming to resound not only in space but within the mind.
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The company "accumulates oil from small producers in the Ulyanovsk, Orenburg and Samara regions ... and is transferring it to the pipeline system", said Tokarev, a close ally of Putin, without identifying the company.
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On display is a broad mosaic of artistic exploration across mediums that, despite its differences, accumulates into a larger discussion of how to parse a person's artwork when we know their day job.
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You realise that after the animosity accumulates and shatters, all queer people are left with is something simple that most take for granted: the right to love someone just like everybody else does.
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No matter how careful you try to be, it's only a matter of time before your home's drywall accumulates a few dents, dings, and holes that are going to require some home repair.
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He argues that the seven biochemical processes that cause the damage that accumulates during old age have been discovered, and if we can counter them we can, in theory, halt the aging process.
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To clean the microphone and speaker meshes, which is probably where most of the wax accumulates, the company advises using a dry cotton swab and warns not to use sharp or abrasive objects.
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For instance, because 18O is heavier than 16O, water containing it tends to fall as rain sooner as storms move inland from the sea, so it accumulates preferentially in freshwater sources near coastlines.
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That would, according to the Finance Ministry, force the government to tap 24.4 billion crowns ($23.2 million) from a fund that accumulates dividends from state firms to draw down when times are bad.
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Scientists say the increase in sea surface temperatures that occurs during an El Niño causes less carbon dioxide to be dissolved in the oceans and, as a result, more accumulates in the atmosphere.
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Along the way, Dead To Me accumulates a cast of characters that include familiar faces and a few new ones, all helping to build out the final twist at the end of season 1.
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The water must be exchanged to discharge the animal waste that accumulates, as well as the hormones that are used to encourage rapid growth and antibiotics that are used to treat and prevent infections.
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The build of the story is both gradual and completely inevitable, and it accumulates complications and characters almost as a matter of course, with something new popping up every few minutes to entertain us.
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Researchers examined data on 950 people in Australia and New Zealand with stable coronary artery disease, which happens when plaque accumulates in the arteries supplying the heart and causes them to harden and narrow.
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Any member of a team's technical staff who accumulates four yellow cards during the season will receive an automatic one-game touchline ban, while eight yellows will earn the offender a two-match suspension.
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So, "if you're not someone who accumulates a lot of plaque and you have any hesitation about using a toothpaste with triclosan," Dr. Cho says, you certainly have many other options to choose from.
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A second study, also published in Pediatrics, found that THC, the molecule that gives marijuana most of its psychoactive effects, accumulates in breast milk, even up to six days after the mother's last use.
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The AMNH whale's 94-foot-long, 21,000-pound frame has a huge surface area, just like the animal it emulates, which means it accumulates quite a lot of dust as the months roll by.
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However, the deeper belly fat — the visceral fat that accumulates around abdominal organs — is metabolically active and has been strongly linked to a host of serious disease risks, including heart disease, cancer and dementia.
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Sanders has been adamant that he would back whichever Democrat accumulates an insurmountable delegate lead, including in the event the leader would secure a plurality but not an outright majority to clinch the nomination.
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Merck said safety data was generally consistent with earlier trials - anacetrapib patients had slightly higher blood pressure levels than the placebo group - but an analysis showed that the experimental drug accumulates in adipose tissue.
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And don't even get me started on the crusty-yet-also-somehow-goopy black junk that accumulates in the inner corners of my eyes throughout the day after hitting the inky tube in the morning.
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To be sure, added all up, the real change accumulates to make 2020 look a bit scary: the median funds rate is 3.4 percent, compared to a 2.9 percent forecast for that year in 2017.
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Many of the problems encountered with the material stem from the fact that the most popular plastics used today aren't biodegradable: The material doesn't decompose, and instead accumulates both on land and in the ocean.
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Toxic shock syndrome, or TSS, is a severe complication of certain bacterial infections; it's often associated with tampons because the blood that accumulates in a tampon can serve as a culture medium for the bacteria.
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It rocks iRobot's 3-Stage Cleaning System tech, and dual multi-surface rubber brushes, as well as an edge-sweeping brush, which is good for getting rid of dirt that accumulates near edges and corners.
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The evidence accumulates that nobody is watching over us, and gradually, as the streets and houses drift toward night, all the words inside them close their eyes; the sentences coil up like snakes and sleep.
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And as it accumulates sediment—as the synthetic electricity of album opener "Threshold of Faith" gains depth and brio toward a gloomy exit in "Entropy in Blue"—The Centre Cannot Hold slowly becomes something else entirely.
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Rituals reorganize, affirm, and codify the emotional detritus that accumulates in adult life: so much of self-help and self-care is ritual, and so much of our own undoing of the self is also ritualized.
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For example, while gold is used in nanoparticles because it is non-toxic, we still don't know what happens to someone with chronic illness who accumulates a lot of gold in their body over 15 years.
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When snow first falls in the Sierra, it is usually dry and powdery, with about 10 to 12 percent moisture by volume, but as it accumulates and compresses, the moisture content rises to about 40 percent.
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The red Argentine clay, which accumulates like a badge of honor on the shoes and socks of anyone who plays on it, was the precise reason he was taking his son, Jared Donaldson, to Buenos Aires.
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Xuecheng, who heads the Buddhist Association of China and serves on a political advisory body to the central government, is the latest high-profile man to fall under scrutiny as China&aposs #MeToo movement accumulates momentum.
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The condition, which is caused by individuals having mutations on both copies of the HFR gene, causes individuals to absorb too much iron, which subsequently accumulates around the body and can eventually lead to organ damage.
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A tone of fraught pessimism accumulates, swelling into sociopolitical allegory as, in the background, the country's deteriorating relationship with Ukraine plays out on the evening news and journalists are vilified for inciting end-of-days hysteria.
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"The extreme wealth (that) Greed's main character accumulates at the expense of exploited workers is not as far removed from us at it seems," said Joanna Ewart-James, executive director of anti-slavery organisation Freedom United.
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"The extreme wealth (that) Greed's main character accumulates at the expense of exploited workers is not as far removed from us at it seems," said Joanna Ewart-James, executive director of anti-slavery organisation Freedom United.
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In preparation, the New York City Department of Sanitation deployed 705 salt spreaders across the five boroughs and will send out 1,500 plows on Monday if more than two inches of snow accumulates on the streets.
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Still, the growth of travel agencies is likely to be challenged in the coming years as millennials, the first generation of digital natives, accumulates wealth and eventually constitutes a larger percentage of the luxury travel market.
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" This is nonsense, and any reference to electricity in crystals (like piezoelectricity, when charge accumulates on some structures in response to physical stress) is neither exclusive to crystals nor relevant to healing or enlivening drinking water. ("Ha!
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Winds also complicate firefighting efforts: If they're too strong, planes and helicopters can't accurately drop flame retardants, and if they're too light, smoke accumulates and visibility plummets, making it unsafe to fly too close to the conflagration.
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But if something interrupts the degradation, then the virus' protein accumulates, a chain reaction begins, and the virus starts to replicate, according to the study published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Yet with each day, evidence accumulates that the master of the New York tabloids now grasps what it will take for him to win in Iowa, and beyond — and that he is laser-focused on doing it.
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"Archaeology in Brazil doesn't produce knowledge, it just accumulates material," says João Carlos Nara, an architect and historian who studies the Santa Rita church in Rio, where thousands of slaves were buried in the mid-18th century.
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Generally speaking, small fish and shellfish are low in mercury, while the most mercury accumulates in big, long-lived, predator fish, such as king mackerel, marlin, orange roughy, shark, swordfish, ahi (or yellowfin) tuna and bigeye tuna.
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The laureates used fruit flies to isolate a gene that controls the normal daily biological rhythm and showed how this gene encodes a protein that accumulates in the cell during the night and degrades during the day.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center accumulates both victim-reported hate crimes and hate crimes reported by the media, but these data are updated daily, and the center does not keep an annual report of total hate crimes.
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According to their thesis, companies like Betterment and Wealthfront are successful with tech-rich millennials, but once one accumulates "real wealth," it's a conversation with a human being they're looking for, not an easy-to-use app.
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Every year, we let roughly the mass of the Great Pyramid of Giza in plastic to flow into the ocean, where it breaks down into small chunks or particles and accumulates in sea animals large and small.
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Asia's biggest economies are sinking into debt as India gives out an increasing number of bad loans and credit in China's banks accumulates similarly to how it did in the U.S. before the Great Recession, the Telegraph reports.
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Thus over time, as genetic damage accumulates, the likelihood rises that somewhere in the body's trillions of cells there is one that has, through five or six mutations in key genes, developed the ability to grow without check.
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The move is expected to save the industry tens of millions of dollars but also increase the risk of premature death, according to the EPA's own accounting, as more of the potent greenhouse gas accumulates in the atmosphere.
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"The wind and ocean currents transport ice across the Arctic to this region, so by the time it accumulates here, it is old and ridged and therefore thicker than ice in other regions," Pfirman explained in an email.
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The movie accumulates the mass of often-contradictory facts about the case, purposefully leaving viewers as baffled as the heroes about who might be slaughtering random Californians and leaving encrypted messages for the police and public to decipher.
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It turns out the storm traveled right by a special underwater monitoring station that collects "marine snow"—a combination of dead plankton and aerosol particles from the atmosphere that accumulates on the surface and sinks to the bottom.
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"The observation of spectral features of H2O confirms that water ice is trapped and accumulates in permanently shadowed regions of the Moon," the authors write in the paper published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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The company intends for its guides to be the paths that people who build companies tread year after year, where the knowledge that accumulates from the usage of many forms the clear direction that those in the future take.
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"The prosecution accumulates those timings and the information about energy levels, movement, heart rate, to lead to a conclusion that the deceased must have been attacked at around 6.38pm and had certainly died by 6.45pm," Matteo told the court.
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The Mountain accumulates a sense of dread as it progresses, subtly fraying its own sense of reality as Andy's mind deteriorates — or alternatively, as it dismisses the notion of much separation between those who are mentally "well" and not.
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Still, there's something to be said for any movie that dares to inject climate change into multiplex horror—which usually offers apolitical blood-soaked escapism that's as easy to brush off as the popcorn that accumulates on your pants.
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The house's effect on you accumulates over the course of the tour as you notice things like the small stairway in the living room, accessible via sliding glass panels, that reaches down to a point just above the stream.
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Two other wild cards are designated for the winners of the junior nationals and the N.C.A.A. championships, and one more is awarded to the player who accumulates the most ranking points at a series of stateside Challenger-tier events.
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But most of it stays where it is, and because it accumulates carbon over such a long time, it contains more carbon than is in all the world's trees and plants, and nearly as much as the atmosphere does.
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In his wonderful look at the biology of stress, Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers, primatologist and neuroscientist Robert Sapolsky writes that in most social hierarchies, in most times, stress accumulates among the weak and downtrodden members of the tribe.
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Royalties for all major music streaming companies are calculated using a pro rata model, so the money from subscriptions or potentially ad revenue is put in a massive pot and divided by the percent of streams that an artist accumulates.
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The warning comes amid evidence of a possible link between Zika and an increase in the number of babies born with abnormally small heads in Brazil, at the same time as evidence accumulates that the virus is advancing throughout the region.
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Qatar has been buying top hotels and luxury properties in the West over the past decade as part of a drive by its $300 billion-plus sovereign wealth fund to diversify the wealth it accumulates from gas and oil exports.
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Then: It's entirely possible that Democrats will face a very similar situation to 2016 — where Bernie Sanders has fallen far behind in the delegate math, but keeps contesting the race for months, and accumulates delegates due to Democrats' proportional allocation rules.
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MP promised I could wear their Magic Socks for six full days without noticing the mildewy stank that accumulates in the six-pairs-for-10-bucks Hanes standard that I usually wear, and that felt like a well-meaning lie.
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For this study, the researchers zeroed in on fat and, in particular, visceral fat, a particularly hazardous type of fat that accumulates around our middles and deep beneath the skin, smothering internal organs and heightening the risk of metabolic problems.
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Noting that the residue from secondhand smoke "accumulates in dust, in objects, on home surfaces and on smokers' skin and clothes," the researchers said that these environmental tobacco toxicants are easily transferred from children's hands to their mouths and bodies.
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Further investigations by the three scientists revealed that this Period gene (so named for its ties to time cycles, not menstrual ones) encodes a protein that accumulates at night, while the flies sleep, and degrades during the day, while the bugs are awake.
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As noted in Politico, the funds for a compulsory insurance scheme could be provided by the wealth the robot accumulates over the course of its lifetime (if the robot is being used to accumulate wealth, that is, such as a factory robot).
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It also helps explain how invading pathogens bacteria and viruses are dealt with (such unwelcome guests are gobbled up by autophagosomes), and shines light on diseases, including Parkinson's and some sorts of diabetes, caused when autophagy goes wrong and cellular rubbish accumulates.
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It also helps explain how invading bacteria and viruses are dealt with (for such unwelcome guests are also gobbled up by autophagosomes), and shines light on diseases, including Parkinson's and some sorts of diabetes, caused when autophagy goes wrong and cellular rubbish accumulates.
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This change in the flow of hydrogen before and after a classical nova has been predicted but never seen directly before.. Scientists think it takes maybe millions of years before a white dwarf accumulates enough hydrogen to explode in a classical nova.
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As someone who's sat near the top of the NBA's leaderboard in steal rate his entire career, the 21-year-old's thievery is instant and swift, and more often than not he accumulates them without having to gamble or lunge out of position.
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" The bitterness accumulates, line by line and beat by beat, low-fi instruments coming and going like waves of anger, calculation and desperate self-preservation: "Pardon my emotions/I should probably keep it all to myself, knowing you'd make fun of me.
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The current roster of six astronauts at the space station — three Americans, one Canadian and two Russians — allows the team to carry out a number of important projects, with an eye toward making sure each crew member accumulates significant experience, Mr. Todd said.
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SOCHI, Russia, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Russia's central bank head, Elvira Nabiullina, said on Friday the government should consider revising how it accumulates reserves in the National Wealth Fund, including raising the oil price in its budget rule from the current $40 per barrel.
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Tuition at these colleges is often pegged to just above the maximum amount of federally backed student loan available to each student —and as a result the average for-profit student accumulates $39,403 in debt, compared to $25,550 for the average public college graduate.
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Then, in the mid-1980s, the three laureates used fruit flies to isolate a gene called period that controls the normal daily biological rhythm and showed how it encodes a protein called PER that accumulates in cells during the night and degrades during the day.
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Higgins is leading a research team in Colorado, Michigan, and North Carolina that received a roughly $2 million EPA grant to better understand how PFAS moves through soil to groundwater, how it accumulates in foods, and what exposures pose the greatest risk to communities.
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But as Xi accumulates even more power, expect the Chinese military to act even more aggressively on the world stage, throwing its weight around in ways that will worry US allies like Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam — and possibly even challenging the United States.
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It's a hard-fought victory, and she accumulates some tactical advantages in the process — she knows how to work the Commander now, and get him to intervene with Serena Joy on her behalf — but it's a very basic, tiny freedom she's won for herself.
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You don't notice the difference, but the VR accumulates those small 10-degree cheats on each turn until it redirects your route away from a wall or even gets you to walk in a circle while making you think you've walked a mile in a straight line.
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But Spain&aposs approach also has been marred by an asylum system that accumulates more than 43,000 unsolved petitions — last year 4,670 people were granted protection — and controversial, on-the-spot returns of migrants caught entering the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla in northern Africa.
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"The overall dosage is similar to one session because it accumulates to be about 50 minutes over the course of a week but it's in smaller chunks, which seems to be a more effective way to learn," says Alison Darcy, clinical psychologist and founder of Woebot Labs.
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"I'm going to do either a GoFundMe page or a fundraising page that can raise money every quarter, so lunch debt never accumulates so that children never have to worry about a hot meal and parents never have to worry about paying the bill," he said.
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The black holes found at the centers of large galaxies are already known to feed on the aforementioned haze of hot ionized plasma via the process of accretion, in which a black hole steadily accumulates its gaseous neighborhood into a large flat disc before eventually devouring it.
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The US trio used fruit flies to discover a gene that controls this everyday rhythm and further showed that the gene encoded a protein which "accumulates in the cell during the night and degrades during the day," to regulate this cycle, the committee said in a statement.
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I knew it was in there somewhere, hidden beneath the gym shorts, the T-shirt, the No. 16 Rhodia notepad, the two iPhones, the ThinkPad and the battered Filofax I'm surely among the last holdouts to employ, down in one of those crevices where mysterious lint accumulates.
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Oxfam said on Thursday in a report that Reckitt funneled intra-company transactions through the "low-tax jurisdictions" of Netherlands, Dubai and Singapore, so that more profit accumulates there, rather than in countries where the company has its core business, and where tax rates are higher.
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Atwood's analysis of power — how it operates, how it accumulates, what it feels like to lack it and be at the mercy of someone with lots of it — feels especially trenchant in a time when so many Americans feel that those in power are exceptionally untrustworthy.
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"The memo simply said that you should take the waste that accumulates in Western Europe, in East Asia and North America and send it to a place where people are dying on average in the 50s, not in the 70s, and have very little education," Schapiro said.
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While experts say there needs to be more research done on the effects of all drugs on breastfeeding mothers and their babies, there is one drug-related breastfeeding myth that Thompson wants to put to rest: that cannabis accumulates in breast milk because it is fatty.
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"Per ton emitted, methane has a much larger warming impact than carbon dioxide - however, it only remains in the atmosphere for about 12 years whereas carbon dioxide persists and accumulates for millennia," said study co-author Raymond Pierrehumbert, a physics professor at the University of Oxford.
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Yes, paying $43,24 for a bike is more than the loose change that accumulates at the back of your sofa over a few months, but you'd recoup the cost for two people in under a year and a half, so perhaps it's a better deal than it looks.
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It will take time to transform into your ideal butterfly self, and this full moon is in Capricorn, which accumulates resources over great stretches of time—but at least you have a strong feeling about who that person is, and what you need in order to feel secure.
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Such odds and ends are like the jumble of stuff that accumulates in the top kitchen drawer — a far cry from important breaking news — but that's Twitter, too, in all its splendid dishevelment: a mad, noisy mix of the momentous and the ordinary, the serious, silly and surprising.
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What they did: Researchers analyzed blood from 67 patients with Parkinson's disease and 36 healthy people, and found that in people with the disease the body's immune T cells recognized neurons displaying specific fragments of a protein called alpha-synuclein, which accumulates in the brain when someone has Parkinson's.
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And instead of a lone palm tree, there are now about 5,000 breeding pairs of gentoo penguins, one of the largest colonies in the Antarctic, and a lot of guano (penguin excrement), much of which is washed into the freshwater Ardley Lake, where it accumulates in the sediment.
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Roy Kirimi who manages a church-owned farm in neighboring Meru County, has taken the process one step further, building chicken houses over the fish ponds so manure falls in and accumulates on the bottom of the pond, spurring the growth of plankton and insect larvae – food for fish.
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Among the variables in beach depth are the shape and angle of the area where sand accumulates; the materials that lie under the sand, whether mud, rocks, rubble or more sand; the source of the sand, as well as its size and texture; and wave and current patterns.
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Kalanick's successor, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, has been encouraging every major Uber shareholder to part with some of their holdings in order to make sure that SoftBank accumulates a 13.4 percent stake in the company, which is required for the secondary transaction — and the governance reforms sought by Khosrowshahi — to succeed.
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These, conceivably, symbolize an unvarying actual state of things existing beneath the hyperactive surface of life—not death, exactly, which causes matter to continue doing things, nor what one would care to call life, but a state like narcolepsy, in which just enough energy accumulates and gets expended to maintain immobility.
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Though they haven't pinpointed the exact nature of the changes, the findings may lead to new ways of thinking about potentially debilitating health condition — for instance, people on long-duration bed rest or people who have a condition where fluid accumulates in ventricles in the brain and causes pain and pressure.
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This time around, the storm won't be as strong, though power outages are once again possible anywhere the snow accumulates more than about 4 inches, which as of Monday evening appeared to be the most populated stretch of the country, including the cities of D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Hartford, Providence, and Boston.
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Under league rules, any player who accumulates four flagrant foul points over the course of the playoffs will be automatically suspended for one game, and every additional flagrant foul will result in either a one-game suspension (for a Flagrant Foul 1) or a two-game suspension (for a Flagrant Foul 2).
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Under league rules, any player who accumulates four flagrant foul points over the course of the playoffs will be automatically suspended for one game, and every additional flagrant foul will result in either a one-game suspension for a flagrant foul 1 or a two-game suspension (for a flagrant foul 2).
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What is needed, they say, is urgent international action to cut emissions, slow sea level rise, and to keep warming to 1.5 C. "A saving grace is that the rate at which damage accumulates from tipping -- and hence the risk posed -- could still be under our control to some extent," they said.
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In fact, UC Berkeley psychologists Paul Diff and Dacher Keltner have done a number of studies over the past 10 years that suggest that the more material wealth an individual accumulates, the less likely that person is to have compassion and empathy for other people, and to use their wealth to help others in need.
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The ministry also said it planned to use the National Wealth Fund, which accumulates revenues from oil exports and was initially designed to support the country's pension system, to cover up to 20% of loans required by infrastructure projects within Russia, although the rate of return should not be lower than for OFZ treasury bonds.
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Trump's response to the crisis at the US-Mexico border — where toddlers are in internment camps and older kids are in tent cities at frightening expense while children sob, health deteriorates, and the long-term damage of toxic stress accumulates — reminds us that he does not know anything about public policy, diplomacy, constitutional law, or legislative strategy.
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"There are some fascinating links between Alzheimer's disease and sleep quality, most likely due to a complex bidirectional relationship between poor sleep and a greater amount of amyloid, one of the key proteins that accumulates in Alzheimer's disease," said Dr. Kristine Yaffe, a psychiatry researcher at the University of California, San Francisco, who wasn't involved in the study.
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Although the dynamic isn't quite the same, one might detect a parallel in the conspicuousness of large-format photography in our own day: the work of artists such as Thomas Struth and Edward Burtynsky, with their mammoth images of remote and at times restricted locales, is readily differentiated from the incessant torrent of iPhone snapshots that now accumulates on a once-unimaginable scale.
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Just as no one builds a multi-billion dollar empire without some sort of savage determination and intense will to power (otherwise they would have stopped at some earlier point, taken their winnings and gone home), no one accumulates power and then declines to use it in the face of existential threats—of which Thiel counted Gawkeras one to his business interests.
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While Vandrey allows that the amount of THC in the study's samples is 0.09% higher than what is allowable in hemp-derived CBD, he points out that people who use more than one dose per day of the hemp product might end up with high enough levels of THC to trigger a positive test because THC accumulates in the body.
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"If finalized, it will leave the mercury reduction requirements vulnerable to rollback or further legal attack, and it puts at risk years of progress to reduce exposure to a known neurotoxin that accumulates in the environment," said Janet McCabe, who served as the acting assistant administrator for the Office of Air and Radiation at the EPA under Obama, in an emailed statement.
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Chronic lead poisoning is difficult to diagnose, and the medical community and government agencies that study environmental exposures have long asserted that the lead that accumulates in the bones (specifically in dense, hard areas known as cortical bone) is locked in place and doesn't circulate back into the bloodstream and cause symptoms, except in cases of a handful of specific medical conditions.
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The original paper quoted a column from Krugman in which he claimed: "Derp" is a term borrowed from the cartoon "South Park" that has achieved wide currency among people I talk to, because it's useful shorthand for an all-too-obvious feature of the modern intellectual landscape: people who keep saying the same thing no matter how much evidence accumulates that it's completely wrong.
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The current industry model of esports is dynamic: it is responsive to a burgeoning influx of angel investment, steadily accumulates hundred of millions of viewers through Twitch and traditional TV platforms, and is rapidly growing due to a constant injection of entrepreneurial activity bolstered by increasing marketing awareness of the potential consumer power captured by the esports fan base of tech literate digital natives.
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There are also many open questions about the tau protein that is a signature of C.T.E. Researchers are trying to determine whether the protein, which occurs naturally in the brain, accumulates faster in people who have received repeated head trauma, and how those accumulating levels are related to behaviors associated with C.T.E., which include not only memory deficits but also impulse control issues and symptoms of depression.
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