Bell: He never would make a chair that had a seat that went at an angle, and a back that went at an angle.
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Get me a straw and cut it at an angle.
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Then follow the waves, at an angle, back to land.
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The toe curls up and the heel stands at an angle.
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Dip the caramel apple into the crushed Butterfingers at an angle.
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But at an angle that's impossibly awkward if not completely impossible.
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Even with the screen positioned at an angle, reflections aren't an issue.
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He was some distance out: 40 yards or so, at an angle.
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And Walter tilts it at an angle — it's one of their flirty things.
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It also helps the Mini project by propping it up at an angle.
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They fit in my ears perfectly and don't stick out at an angle.
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For several hundred years, the David leaned at an angle of several degrees.
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It would be 10 feet taller if it wasn't leaning at an angle.
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Another survivor said the plane began falling at an angle shortly after takeoff.
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With a blade, the loaf is cut at an angle toward the camera.
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You can see the arm broken at an angle at the 13 minute mark.
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You want to set the AC in the window at an angle for drainage.
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I like typing at an angle, so this should help with speed and comfort.
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Because the leg is at an angle, we're more vulnerable to losing our balance.
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One wall sits at an angle and is made of steel instead of concrete.
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Do sweepers generate more power by holding the broom upright or at an angle?
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Poke a piece of kindling into the ground, sticking out at an angle. 2.
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One approach is to stack up at an angle behind a Kevlar blast blanket.
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Cameras and software often have trouble recognizing faces shot at an angle, for example.
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The trunks are cut at an angle at the front to achieve greater speed.
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In it, a bunch of short hatch marks cross long parallel lines at an angle.
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The living room is set at an angle from the rest of the floor plan.
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Austin cut back to his right before trotting across the goal line at an angle.
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You can even tilt the phone at an angle and still see nothing but screen.
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At this point, the thrust from all the rotors is up and at an angle.
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The shack is a box, set at an angle but neatly contained within the space.
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The second landing attempt coming in at an angle after delivering Dragon CSR-6 into orbit.
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Winter was coming, and the rover became embedded at an angle that wasn't receiving much sun.
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I shot at an angle or distance to ensure the anonymity of the farmworkers, for example.
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It left his bat at an angle of 27 degrees with a velocity of 124 m.p.h.
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Anyone much taller than that would need to bend their knees or sleep at an angle.
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If you're talking to a man, sit at an angle to him and cross your legs.
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She is observed slightly from above, at an angle that feels by turns forensic or familiar.
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His bangs protrude from the hat at an angle, as if he were a sentient MySpace photo.
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The 360-degree hinge gives you freedom to use the laptop at an angle that suits you.
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MoKo's vertical flip case has three textured points to allow the Paperwhite to stand at an angle.
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With oblique astigmatism, they'd be at an angle, like at 10 and 4 o'clock on a watch.
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It can get super bright and has only a little drop-off when viewed at an angle.
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In shade or indoors, the MARQ Athlete's screen becomes very difficult to see, particularly at an angle.
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Or maybe it's your laptop balanced on your thighs, or nestled on the duvet at an angle.
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They ARE at an angle rather than strictly horizontal - you can hold a straightedge under to see.
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When Andrade surged in, Jedrzejczyk would step back and then off at an angle to the right.
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Many of those, including Pluto, are tilted at an angle to the rest of the solar system.
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Wall Ride: Lúcio can leap into walls at an angle and use his skates to wall ride.
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This is different from typical reflective surfaces that reflect light at an angle equal to the incident angle.
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Clearly Korean and Russian sketchers were more likely to draw the chair at an angle or sideways. Why?
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He slides down the pancake at an angle so it gets completely submerged in the sputtering oil bath.
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Murt had his head at an angle, cuffing himself under his ear, runnels of rain striping his cheek.
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The trick to getting the pieces to expand and collapse is to carve the wood at an angle.
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He looks up at an angle that's only 15 feet high and makes it look like 60 feet.
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Your legs should be wider than shoulder-width apart, and your toes should be pointed out at an angle.
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The display doesn't lie flat against the keyboard, but at an angle, all that leather adds to the bulk.
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And now we have to add in the fact that the guys are pushing the sled at an angle.
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"The bullet had gone in her back at an angle and lodged really close to her spine," Bennett wrote.
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Water pours in from holes in the roof and the floor on the second story tilts at an angle.
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No one knows how Mr. Errera got the camera, and the images are blurry, shot hastily at an angle.
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The trick to opening the drawer, it seems, is to swipe at an angle that's well above 45 degrees.
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The pitch of the airplane is pointed down at an angle that produces a very steep rate of descent.
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But if a ball bounced at an angle, its trajectory would be more intricate, often covering the entire table.
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I always imagine Don Quixote at an angle, but "tilt" refers more to speed and precision, or lack thereof.
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The Vitesse basically just has a plain nylon strap, sewn on at an angle to the corners of the bag.
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It puts the phone at an angle, it travels easily, and it doesn't look like a cheap hunk of plastic.
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Most interestingly, however, is how they score when the portraits are shown with the faces looking away at an angle.
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But it's incredibly responsive and accurate, works for shading at an angle, and is just all-around fun to use.
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The ball caromed away at an angle, and center fielder Melvin Upton Jr. gave chase as Naquin rounded second base.
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It was still cooking as our server balanced the platter on a smaller overturned plate, resting it at an angle.
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This allows you to see full-screen video whether you have the phone oriented vertically, horizontally, or at an angle.
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Overall though, image recognition is pleasingly accurate, hitting the mark even if photos are slightly blurred or taken at an angle.
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"We held the turtle at an angle so that the bottom portion of its shell was facing the researcher," McKnight explained.
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Both have big, flat screens that sit at an angle most of the time — making them both resemble a drafting board.
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From there, the spacecraft's orbit will take it around the sun at an angle of 24 degrees above the sun's equator.
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Sometimes I find myself running late because I catch myself in the mirror at an angle that makes me question everything.
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One man holds a ball, suspended from the ceiling at an angle, right by his chin and then lets it go.
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Foster found many of the streets ran at an angle against the sun's trajectory, meaning there was even less direct sun.
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If my phone was at an angle, or my face wasn't directly in front of the display, it wouldn't always work.
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Bochner sets the repeating "blah"s at an angle, repeatedly imprinted over each other as if made with a rubber stamp.
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The early-autumn light was sumptuous and fell at an angle across shelves filled with books about the occult and magic.
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It drives me crazy in movies where they're having sex at an angle that we all know does nothing for anybody.
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One officer stood at an angle in the doorway, which meant that the body camera was not pointed toward Mr. Richards.
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When he dives, he does so at an angle, beneath the tackler's pads, so a potential big hit grazes him instead.
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There was no evidence to suggest the car had been driving at an angle when it left the road, he said.
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Here he does that, but primarily uses matches raked at an angle and formed into a globe around the characters' heads.
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The team's theory is almost too simple: If the Sun is spinning, then it should spit out light particles at an angle.
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For the iPhone X, using a charging pad that holds your phone up at an angle is important for another reason: notifications.
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For instance, the menu, called "Page Actions," allows you to — for some reason — view every image on a page at an angle.
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Sprinters like Bolt land just behind the ball of the foot, which strikes the ground at an angle of about six degrees.
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I'd hit the trackball harder with every swig of Rainier, occasionally catching it at an angle that threatened to fracture my right palm.
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Seen from above, the glass is indeed flat and placed at an angle against the straight steel frame, producing many visually arresting lines.
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Pedicurists tend to cut the nail border back at an angle, but that's not really taking care of the problem, Dr. Campbell says.
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Often, you could hear the enemy before you could see them—they lingered just around the corner, at an angle you couldn't see.
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Wei Guan isn't the only building that came down Saturday; nine others in the city collapsed and five are tilted at an angle.
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You could see the old bridge, if you stood on a chair and looked at an angle and squinted and it wasn't foggy.
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Cross-hatching is the placing of one set of hatching, at an angle, over another, as in the tablecloth and the father's suit.
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It's too long, it's going past the load stop, so what I'm gonna have to do is put it in at an angle.
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Here's how you should be doing it: Swipe up from the gesture bar and move your thumb towards the right at an angle.
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The Apple Watch's screen wakes up when you tilt your wrist at an angle, which indicates you are trying to check the time.
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The National Ocean Service advises swimmers caught in a rip current to swim parallel to the shore and back to land at an angle.
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I could feel him making faint strokes at the inside edge of my brows, where my hairs tend to fan out at an angle.
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Toyota's Active Lean allows the car to slant at an angle of 10 degrees by automatically moving the wheels up and down during turns.
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The soft milkiness of the face is interrupted by a break in the sculpture, severing the head at an angle right below the eyes.
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I guess those things were that your parachute slowed you down enough, and you hit the ground at an angle that softened the blow?
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They have a seat cushion tipped at an angle toward the desk and a pair of knee and lower leg cushions for your legs.
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You can also try swiping up from the gesture bar, moving your thumb towards the left at an angle, but it's a little trickier.
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A hinge in its stand allows users to position the screen at an angle so they can write and draw on it more naturally.
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Samsung's reasoning for making the hinge so stiff is that you can set the phone down at an angle and do split screen things.
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Among their tally of angles there was an unexpected rise in the number of electrons and positrons separating at an angle of 140 degrees.
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Similar to their previous discovery, the researchers found pairs of electrons and positrons separating at an angle that didn&apost match currently accepted models.
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Among its rides was the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Shellraiser, which is now the world's steepest roller coaster at an angle of 121.5 degrees.
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On my first day in Shanghai, I opened Zhima Credit to scan a yellow bike that I found parked at an angle on the sidewalk.
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Most stab a soft banana at an angle, for example, so it doesn't fall off, and skewer a hard carrot by wiggling the fork in.
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At one point, when it was 200 miles (329 km) away, the spacecraft, comet, and sun aligned together at an angle of about 159 degrees.
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I was able to assemble it in about five minutes with instructions and it allows you to place your laptop flat or at an angle.
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The key is to swim with the current at an angle, carving your own path without directly challenging it or, conversely, succumbing to its power.
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Made by Benriner, it has a guillotine-like blade set at an angle, for faster slicing, and a plastic frame, the better for traveling light.
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The Vehicle is about the size of three train cars, and looks from a distance like a tattered blue houseboat tipped up at an angle.
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A lunette window near the ceiling splashed the canvas with light at an angle similar to that of the implicit light source in Caravaggio's composition.
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Instead, the electrons and positrons moved away at an angle of 140 degrees nearly seven times more frequently than their models predicted, a surprising result.
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If your glass' rim lines up with the straws, more of them will fit than if you hold the glass at an angle to the straws.
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It comes with a "zero gravity hinge" that allows you to tilt the screen at an angle so that you can use it like a sketchpad.
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His solution was to build a little corner ramp, made of concrete or wood and at an angle of 20°, up which a hedgehog could scramble.
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His head is tilted at an angle that suggests to me that he's staring at the CN Tower and he's wearing a red (very CanCon) watch.
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The image of a four-lane piece of tarmac sticking out of the ground at an angle is something I see when I close my eyes.
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Every decade or so, a cyclone comes close to the Great Red Spot and the winds of the two systems collide and deflect at an angle.
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The ISRO statement did not confirm news reports in India quoting an unnamed official who said that the lander was intact, just tilted at an angle.
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The ISRO statement did not confirm news reports in India quoting an unnamed official who said that the lander was intact, just tilted at an angle.
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"FALLING... AT AN ANGLE" Another survivor, businessman Aslan Nazaraliyev, told the Vremya newspaper that the plane started shaking while gaining altitude about two minutes after takeoff.
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The stop sign sits at an angle, the grass and greenery are nowhere to be seen and a "Road Closed" sign blocks a decorative road sign.
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But the camera came down at an angle, falling outside the cordon, said Adams, the British visitor, who was taking pictures of the park at the time.
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The woman sits at an angle slightly away from the camera, with her hands folded over her dress — a pose one might assume at a business meeting.
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The Modern Express had been floating in the Bay of Biscay since it began listing last Tuesday, teetering at an angle of between 22016 and 21 degrees.
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The Earth's axis of rotation is currently at an angle of 23.4º to the vertical, as measured with respect to the plane in which the planet orbits.
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This allows the circular contact to bend and flex, meaning the microrobot can approach its target surface at an angle, rather than having to line exactly parallel.
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A traditional village dish of beans, sausages, meats, and flatbread was served with apricot compote and keepsake "moustache spoons," tilted at an angle for men with moustaches.
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It proceeds across a village then extends back onto the water, where it merges at an angle and encompasses a small island in a perfect, golden square.
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It will fly through the Martian air at an initial speed of 53,300 mph, and it must hit the atmosphere at an angle of precisely 12 degrees.
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In fact, their more relaxed position seemed to allow my penis to hang straight down as opposed to being pushed out at an angle at all times.
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Sports of The Times The home uniforms remind me of my tormented youth — blue and red trim, "Dodgers" written in script at an angle across the front.
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I'm somebody who loves cheese but also when you're on camera all the time, you see yourself at an angle and you can drive yourself crazy sometimes.
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"Trump's notes, written to friends and enemies alike, were almost always written at an angle, scrawled on top of printouts of articles from the internet," wrote King.
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But it worked: On the iPad, a constellation of a rose appeared, at an angle in the sky and topped by a crown, as Mr. Humann intended.
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While living quadruped animals can climb ladders at an angle, they struggle with vertical ladders, according to IEE Spectrum — but this robot is capable of tackling them.
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And the best way to preserve those bubbles is to chill the wine, which slows down the gas molecules, pour at an angle, and use a champagne flute.
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Scientists can only snap photos of the planet during its equinox every 15 years, when the sun hits the rings at an angle that make them most visible.
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The researchers ran a simulation based on two assumptions: that the planets' orbits were approximately circular, and that their orbits weren't at an angle relative to one another.
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But they remain fallible, especially when the photo that investigators hope to match with a driver's license or mugshot was taken in poor light or at an angle.
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Using a spiral eyebrow brush and nail scissors, brush the hairs upward like a feather and lightly trim them at an angle in the direction of the eyebrow.
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Did Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's dynamic branding — incorporating speech bubbles and stars, her name pitched at an angle — particularly speak to voters in Queens and the Bronx last November?
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"Here, take it here, at an angle," said Igór, our tour guide at Petritegi, another sagardotegi just down the road from Garziategi (the suffix "tegi" means "place of").
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Hold them until you see an image on your screen of a remote with an icon above it that looks like two non-touching ovals at an angle.
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So much so that I type with the COLEMAK layout and own a mechanical keyboard that elevates at an angle and is split in the middle for ergonomics.
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Before the moment can overwhelm him, the ball appears again, stitches visibly spinning, that's how near it hits, banging at an angle off a pillar-hands flashing everywhere.
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Lok directs his students to focus and straighten their fingertips slightly with their hands in front of their stomachs and pointing at an angle down to the ground.
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The motion of the deep creep slips are noticeably different, with one block pulling away from the other at an angle—a wave-like movement that extends the fault.
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It's poorly designed, too: If you're not holding the Dial up against the screen, it has a tendency to slide off if the Canvas is raised at an angle.
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You can see an example of this new feature in action above, where a photo of a bunch of Post-its on the wall is taken at an angle.
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They let us dive for a falling object because—despite the world turning at an angle when we dive—we still know which way the falling object will move.
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I did remove some skull, but I was unsure as to whether it had gone all the way through or not, as it had gone in at an angle.
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There's talk of at least one centrifuge, and your body would have to be tilted slightly downward at an angle to pool your bodily fluids into your upper body.
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The highly stylized Mr. Stack played Ness with a sort of pained, dapper cool, pivoting into action at an angle that seemed to complement the tilt of his fedora.
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Poorer-quality images are known to contribute to mismatches, and dim lighting, faces turned at an angle, or minimal disguises such as baseball caps or sunglasses can hamper accuracy.
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In his new book to be released this fall, "How to be Heard, " Treasure advises standing upright and holding your head at an angle that isn't constricting your throat.
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She sat down in one corner of the leather sofa, with Toby at an angle to her, their knees almost touching, in a low chair covered in striped velvet.
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SolarGaps' testing rig in Redwood City, California SolarGaps' testing rig in Redwood City, California You'll probably have spotted that the panel is balanced at a wall at an angle, outside.
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"What saved me was that I was so far round the roundabout that he bashed me at an angle and into the curb and didn't run over me," Reid said.
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My workaround has been to slightly cross my eyes and hold my phone at an angle to make words illegible while I fumble around iOS to open a blank message.
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Earnhardt was clipped in the rear by Chris Buescher's No. 34 while racing three wide with A. J. Allmendinger and hit the wall at an angle that softened the impact.
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He was clipped in the rear by Chris Buescher's No. 34 while racing three wide with A. J. Allmendinger and hit the wall at an angle that softened the impact.
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Aqua Sphere "MP" swim caps are shaped using a special model of Phelps' head and cross the ears at an angle, allowing him to hear the roar of the crowd.
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You can also use resistance bands around your ankles to work the butt muscles in different directions, including adduction (to the side), back extension and back extension at an angle.
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You can see some of these, such a chair with a hexagonal seat and a table with drawers that open at an angle, at the library's current exhibition A Different Angle.
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Another big chunk of the "why" is in the blue cast that befalls the screen if you ever hold it at an angle that's less than perfectly in front of you.
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Solar panels are usually made of thick solar cells, and are positioned at an angle to get the most amount of light from the sun as it moves throughout the day.
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Finkel, who was known for his mischievous smile and an ability to prop his ears at an angle for optimum comic effect, died early Sunday in Manhattan, said his son, Ian.
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It's heavy, allows in more road noise and summer air, and has to be set into the window at an angle, so it can properly drain condensation on a hot day.
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In the tournament, known as Gostra to the Maltese, a 16 meter-pole is covered by 15 liters of lard and fixed at an angle from the promenade into the sea.
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Since is virtually impossible to swim directly against a rip current, it is recommended that you swim parallel to shore and attempt to swim back at an angle to escape it.
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The main terrace has been built at an angle which allows one to simultaneously indulge in the downtime activities of basking in the sun and staring at the stunning mountain peak view.
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In about three years, it will settle into an orbit that takes it outside of the plane of our solar system, circling the sun at an angle 24 degrees above its equator.
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A third hole, which will be made at an angle to see hot water trickling through cracks in the island, will allow the scientists to understand the structure of the volcano better.
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They looked so shy, so endearingly perplexed in their green overcoats and silly moth-eaten caps, the long earflaps out at an angle, as if the air had lofted them mid-flight.
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It was an event a few called an "elevator trade" — a reference to the adage that stocks go up the escalator, or at an angle, and down the elevator, or straight down.
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The master bedroom is entered via an oblique, fractured jut in the hall, whose other end finishes at an angle, not a dead end, encouraging you to keep moving into the bedrooms.
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Per Honda... When a crash occurs at an angle, the lateral forces can cause an occupant's head to rotate severely or slide off the airbag, increasing the chance of serious brain injury.
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On Thursday morning, Indu Sethia, 44, watched from her bedroom as a crew of workers poured concrete on a difficult section of the highway, extending at an angle across a busy intersection.
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The plane started to fall at an angle before it made impact some 20 seconds later, he said, slamming into a two-story building, pieces of which rained down to the ground.
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Here's the Times's account of Trump's remarks: "Now the poor guy, you ought to see this guy," Mr. Trump said, before jerking his arms around and holding his right hand at an angle.
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Since magnets aren't really a good option for holding phones securely at an angle anymore (RIP Palm Touchstone, the OG wireless charging pad), for me the Samsung pad is the next best thing.
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With `Oumuamua, astronomers got lucky: the asteroid entered our Solar System at an angle, coming in close by the Sun, and then passed by Earth on its way out of the Solar System.
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While Earth's seasons are the product of its 23-degree tilt, Pluto is tilted at an angle of 120 degrees and wobbles back and forth by about 20 degrees over millions of years.
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If he was the nation's Zola, Mr Eka is shaping up to be its Murakami: approaching social concerns at an angle rather than head-on, with hefty doses of surrealism and wry humour.
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I tell him that I am, which he seems to take as a cue to pull my legs up until I'm hanging in the air at an angle, blood rushing to my brain.
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If you look closely at sister Kylie Jenner's Instagram photos from Kim's baby shower earlier today, you can tell she was already rocking the lob, although she kept it hidden at an angle.
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Not far from his office on the 14-acre Meredith campus, a 24-foot sculpture of a trowel sticks out of the earth at an angle, as if tossed by a gardening giant.
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But technically speaking, ''barrels'' counts the number of times a player hits the ball over 98 miles an hour at an angle that will result in a hit more than half the time.
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A kite tail of fire shoots out as the Xodiac launches straight up; at its apex, it has the ability to tilt and float down at an angle, as casually as a leaf.
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That's when two astronomers found a group of distant objects orbiting the sun at an angle different from the inner planets, suggesting that a massive cosmic body lurks beyond our known solar system.
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Police say the javelin was "left on the ground at an angle," and that Godwin fell into the rear end of the spear, which is used in certain track and field events, reported DawgNation.
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The service says the best way to escape from a rip current is to swim parallel to the shore into an area of a weaker current then swim back to shore at an angle.
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Nature is an integral part of the design, with the green space sitting at an angle to provide visitors with fresh air, light, and views of the city as they roam through the building.
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After nightfall on Tuesday, a damaged, empty stroller sat upright on the curb between the restaurant's side wall and the white S.U.V., which had its front wheels at an angle up on the sidewalk.
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His feet were essentially lifted up on wedges, so that instead of being firmly planted on the ground, they could be at an angle that made it easier to walk around on four legs.
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The reason for the crashes is that when a bat is flying toward a smooth, vertical surface at an angle, the surface reflects the bat's high-frequency sounds away from the bat, not toward it.
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They measured the number of neutrinos per angle that they struck the detector, where neutrinos traveling directly upward through the detector would pass through more of the Earth than the ones hitting at an angle.
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Rather than scour hulls with a metal brush, ECOsubsea's robots blast water at an angle almost parallel with the hull's surface, which mostly spares paint from abrasion but hits marine growth perpendicularly, and thus hard.
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They can't be so stupid as to see the graph of SLR camera sales and not understand why it is pointing downwards at an angle that would put any CFO's sphincter muscles on high alert.
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A star quarterback in both college and the pros, he once shattered his middle finger and told the surgeon to fuse the mangled joint at an angle so he could still throw the football. Irrepressible.
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More reasonable was a purple polo shirt with black and white trim ($310), with the B logo slanted at an angle so that if you squinted, you might see the tilted P of Palace Skateboards.
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She replaced the glass but soon noticed that at a certain time of day, sunlight hit the bathtub spout and horizontal handle at an angle that cast the shadow of a cross on the floor.
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It suggests blowing some air at the problem, holding up your MacBook at an angle than using a can of compressed air to run down the keyboard from top to bottom and left to right.
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Unfortunately, these have a learning curve when it comes to flying—a little tap of the control stick goes a long way— and mine had a habit of flying off at an angle immediately on takeoff.
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" The Independent offered a more prosaic account: "His erect penis is about five inches long, has the circumference of a quarter ... and heads off at an angle, presumably rather like a finger bent at the joint.
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Instead of holding the device at an angle or having a friend snap the shot, customers prop the device up next to a wall, then snap a through photos as directed by an in-app tutorial.
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In portrait mode, meanwhile, there's an additional option to bring up an on-screen keyboard at the bottom, which lets you fold the display up at an angle and type like you would on a laptop.
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The OLED display is 4:3 and 17.3 inches diagonal when unfolded, which means it feels much closer to a traditional laptop size when you fold it at an angle and use it on a desk.
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The 2012 Obama-Romney MOU is typical; at 19923 pages, it covers minutia like the specific placement of the podiums: "equally canted toward the center of the stage" at an angle to be approved by the campaigns.
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For some tests, the CNES team added a small mass to the seismometer pendulum at the pivot, offsetting weight, while for others they strapped the seismometer down at an angle, tilting it to reduce the gravitational acceleration.
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But when she looks down at the cutlery on her table that had been neatly, horizontally arranged on her napkin — spoon, knife, fork — before Walter sat down, she sees that the fork is now at an angle.
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I was first alerted to this fact by the Jerome Ortega video above, wherein he demonstrates how his newer Pixel 2 XL has a warmer display that exhibits very little color-shifting when tilted at an angle.
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Out went traditional football tackling and in came a new rugby-style technique, in which a player comes in at an angle and twists or rolls his opponent to the turf rather than plowing straight through him.
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Of course, the bowler will claim that he hopes the batsman will use his bat to defend himself, the ball will fly off at an angle and the batsman will be out if the ball is caught.
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But, as engineerguy explains, if a light ray hits a surface at an angle greater than the critical angle, it will be reflected and not refracted, which is exactly what happened in the University of Utah's experiment.
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It elevated my phone at an angle to turn the phone into an alarm clock — with a quick poke at the screen, I could glance at the time, disable an alarm or look at a calendar alert.
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Cut at an angle, gently pulling the meat every once in awhile to check that you're staying close to the spine (but make sure you're actually cutting with the knife; never tear the meat with your hands).
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Ms. Nolan cites his and hers razors as an example: Pink or blue, razors are just blades set at an angle, so you might as well save yourself a couple of bucks and buy the manly ones.
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Otherwise, the hardware is largely unchanged, including the small 4.6-inch window display up front and the large 7.3-inch foldable screen inside, which still has a visible seam when the light reflects it at an angle.
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"The actual display of the hologram involves use of an invisible film that is stretched at an angle with an LED projector, projecting an image onto it to create the 3-D effect and illusion," he explained.
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One of a handful of examples he noted: During Game 1 of the American League Championship Series, Chirinos watched the Yankees slugger Aaron Judge smash a pitch nearly 103 miles per hour at an angle of 32 degrees.
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The stand is adjustable, so it can be flat or tilt a phone up at an angle, and it includes three wireless charging coils, which dramatically reduces the risk of accidentally misaligning your phone so it doesn't charge.
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The plane was pitched at an angle of more than 40 degrees for a few unnerving seconds before it leveled out and began an emergency descent, National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Robert Sumwalt told reporters Wednesday in Philadelphia.
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The collision left a scene of police officers and emergency workers swarming over a site strewn with twisted metal, and local media reports said injured passengers were trapped after one bus was left tipped over at an angle.
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My stomach churned as the phone I held streamed live video to Facebook: Jones rambling about voter fraud and rigged elections while I stared at the screen, holding the camera at an angle to hide his double chin.
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If you want something more capable, HP offers an optional Tilt Pen for $215, which has the same 2360,24 levels of pressure, but adds a tail-end eraser, USB-C charging, and the ability to draw at an angle.
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But he developed his own variation, teaching kickers to approach the ball from three steps behind it and two steps to the side, at an angle less severe than the one the Europeans used, feeling it would improve accuracy.
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As Eric Weiner recently wrote in The Wall Street Journal, the process of being uprooted from one's home can inspire a unique brand of creativity that allows immigrants to "see the world at an angle" and recognize possibilities others overlook.
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After playing just 500 games, DeepMind's system taught itself to send the ball behind the wall at an angle that would guarantee it would stay up there, bouncing around, knocking out brick after brick without ever returning to the paddle.
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For instance, in the bucolic landscape "Grain Elevator, Oradell" (1940), a telephone pole, leaning on a diagonal, dominates the center of the picture, conspicuously dividing the grain elevator's deep red façade, which is symmetrically placed at an angle to the viewer.
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Dawn's latest orbit, its fifth since arriving at Ceres in the spring of 2015, took it to within 920 miles (1,73 km) of the dwarf planet, and at an angle where the sun's position was different than during previous orbits.
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The Metropolitan Police Department, City of St. Louis, said in a news release provided to PEOPLE that Charles Wood Jr., 20, was stopped in his vehicle at an angle in the fast food restaurant's drive-thru when the accident happened.
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The phenomenon occurs if there has been enough snow and rain in the Sierra Mountains to fuel the waterfall, if the skies are clear and if the setting sun strikes the water at an angle that creates the illusion of lava.
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Since finagling the brush and wand with our fingers felt unhygienic — not to mention messy — we tried dragging the wand out of the tube at an angle; this bent the wand slightly, but left us wanting in the control department.
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The effect is quite abstract, when viewed up close or at an angle, but when viewed head-on, the dot matrix resolves into a pixelated version of Lamarr's visage, mirrored on a steel plaque that will serve as a headstone.
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He told me that when he built his current house on the property, he oriented it at an angle so that the views would capture the limitless prairie encircling it, rather than a picturesque set of mountain peaks in the distance.
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More than a month after Iraqi forces regained Qaraqosh, the church's spire cross still hangs at an angle, its inside is blackened by fire and its walls are daubed with Islamic State slogans and militant names scrawled on its pillars.
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When bending it at an angle, like with YouTube, the photo app shows only what the camera sees at the top, while at the bottom you can flick through options like whether to take a picture or video and different effects.
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Al-Hadid's process of controlled dripping, during which she rotates the panels, allows for a gravity-defying array of activity: drips that flow up, for example, or sideways; forms that sweep across at an angle, almost like a visible wind.
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Rather than falling back to Earth, though, Avangard reenters the atmosphere at an angle and its aerodynamic shape generates lift that lets it glide down at hypersonic speeds, says Juliano, which allows it to travel further farther and maneuver as it descends.
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Even more striking are the shoes that don't scream about their innovations, like the ankle boot made by the venerable Foster & Son ($435); it has elastic pulls like a Chelsea boot but they are inserted at an angle for an aerodynamic look.
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Artillerymen on both sides were eager to shoot off all their ammunition to avoid having to load and take away the heavy shells; some, at least, had the decency to aim their guns at an angle where they were unlikely to kill anyone.
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Mr. Tomko pinned Mr. Wisham to the ground facedown, laying on top of him at an angle, and Mr. Higgins, who had been eating lunch in his truck and was told by a manager to help, held Mr. Wisham's ankles, they said.
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A sort of inverse Nazi salute—one arm pointed towards the ground at an angle while the other hand crosses the chest and touches the shoulder—the gesture was popularized by the notoriously anti-Semitic French comedian Dieudonné over a decade ago.
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I was wearing socks but no shoes, and my palms were scraped and beginning to blister from letting go a little, one hand at a time, falling out at an angle, sideways or backward, then grabbing fast for the rail and clutching tight.
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Dia has filled two of its largest galleries with all her major sculptural series, including simple reliefs made of two steel sheets joined at an angle, or human-scale aluminum boxes that support large panels on hinges, which viewers can open like doors.
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After I had had a few beers, I showed him that silly bar trick where you rest the bottom edge of a saltshaker on some salt on a table and blow away all the extra salt, leaving the shaker tipped at an angle.
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While the reasons that might lead someone to need a plastic straw can vary, in most cases, Scherer says, people who have decreased use of their upper bodies find it harder to work with and drink from straws that don't bend at an angle.
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Early April saw delivery of a wooden bench and table, organised when Gadheim expected Britain to leave in March, and a red-and-white "arrow" that protrudes at an angle from the stone, metaphorically fired from Westerngrund to signify the changing of the guard.
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For a dollar an hour, they worked out of her garage, using plastic ketchup bottles with funnel-like spouts to squeeze the substance into small nail polish bottles, applying labels by hand and cutting the tips of the brushes inside the caps at an angle.
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If M.C.A.S. was receiving faulty data indicating that the plane was pitched upward at an angle that risked a stall — and the preliminary results of the investigation suggest that it was — the system would have automatically pushed the nose down to avert the stall.
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The rock, dubbed 2015 BP519, orbits the sun at an angle that's distinct from all the planets in the solar system — so the scientists suggest that a giant hidden planet with 10 times the mass of Earth could be responsible for that wonky orbit.
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Where a supermarket greets you with bursting crates of produce, inclined at an angle toward the shopper as if to say, welcome, Costco's produce, though equally as fresh, sits at the back of the store in a frigid locker, prepackaged in plastic sleeves and cardboard boxes, unsqueezable.
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Multiple medical officials, an administrative law judge and the Iowa Department of Human Services director all agree she needs the customized $4,200 wheelchair that helps her move her chair and sit at an angle so her atrophied muscles don't cause her to choke or fall out.
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Placed more or less in the middle of the paper and stretching from nearly the bottom to the top, the figure is surrounded by ink sketches of more figures and heads and, inexplicably, a row of three pyramids at an angle, near the lower right edge.
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Among the issues identified by reviewers were muted colors, a potential image retention problem, and, most obvious of all, a horrible blue shift anytime you were looking at the screen at an angle (a common issue to OLED screens that's especially bad on the 2 XL).
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In the picture released by West Virginia's Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety (DMAPS), three rows of over two dozen trainees with the state's Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation were seen seated together, all raising their hands at an angle closely mimicking the fascist salute.
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The windows are photographed at an angle from the left side, and the resulting perspectival geometry of the image is reiterated in the shape of the work itself: an eccentric quadrilateral in which the bottom edge is horizontal, and the left side is significantly higher than the right.
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This allows the helmet to move in any direction and dissipate the force of an oblique impact (when the direction of one, or both, of the colliding objects is at an angle to the line of impact) as well as a central impact (like a head-on collision).
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The core principles behind this illusion were conceived centuries ago; John Baptista de Porta first wrote about this phenomenon in his work Natural Magic in 1584: In plain English, that translates as follows: a piece of glass is placed at an angle between the spectator and a room.
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The pitch was hit at 118 miles per hour and on a line (the ball left the bat at an angle of 18.2 percent, his lowest launch angle of any home run this season), and it left a dent in a metal door casement in the Yankees bullpen.
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The drivers park the buses at an angle and position the doors in such a way that passersby might not even notice the dozens of people shackled at their hands and feet, with a chain across their waists to keep the handcuffs in place — unless they know what to look for.
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Here, her intensely cerebral engagement with surface relations is evident: seen up close, the work is a relationship of flat planes; from the side, seen at an angle, it becomes a Cubistic abstraction, an unfixable perspective whose careful construction gives the impression of objects compressed, off-kilter, into an impossible space.
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So I bought a privacy screen for my office laptop that darkens my monitor when it's viewed at an angle; it seemed like the most polite thing to do for my deskmates who don't want to be distracted by Dragon Boob Z in their periphery while they're trying to focus.
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In Good Eats: The Return, those insert shots I mentioned where Brown's face will sometimes appear via mirror are filmed from an overhead position, just slightly at an angle — almost meant to mimic what it's like to look down at your own counter as you debone and fillet a chicken breast.
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The bottom fifth or so of this glossy, blackish monochrome is canted at an angle of maybe 30 degrees; as with Frank Stella's "Running V" paintings, also from the mid-1960s, photographs of this work overplay the illusion of perspective which, in person, is no stronger than the painting's resolute flatness.
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The moon&aposs orbit is tilted toward Earth&aposs at an angle of just over 5 degrees, and the nodes are the two points at which the planes intersect — that is, at which the moon passes down or up through the plane that Earth revolves around the sun on, called the ecliptic plane .
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You know from where the enemy is attacking, you comprehend the area you're supposed to "defend," and you get a clear sense of what's around you—positioning the camera slightly at an angle, looking down at Max's shoulders, opens up the environments, and shows where you can run and where you can take cover.
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They placed bookshelves full of books against the windows in their bedrooms, blocking the glass from sight but allowing light to creep in around the edges, and they leaned Saeed's bed over the tall windows in their sitting room, mattress and all, upright, at an angle, so that the bed's feet rested on the lintel.
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"At first you don't know how long to keep it in, or what it feels like when it's about to leak, but then you get used to it and it does work," Chao said, adding that she watched multiple videos on Youtube and each one gave different advice about whether to place it higher, lower, or at an angle.
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Word of the Day adjective: having a quality that thrusts itself into attention adjective: (of angles) pointing outward at an angle of less than 180 degrees adjective: represented as leaping (rampant but leaning forward) noun: (military) the part of the line of battle that projects closest to the enemy _________ The word salient has appeared in 83 articles on NYTimes.
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In a paper published last week by the journal Nature, the scientists say their numerical simulations indicate that the collision of a Mars-size object with the early Earth left our planet tilted at an angle of 60 to 80 degrees and spinning rapidly, once every two and a half hours, or almost 10 times as fast as today.
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The accident was unthinkable, but perhaps the warrior angel was presiding over his likeness: Instead of hitting front first or at an angle, which could have caused catastrophic damage, the blue-and-white lunette — 62 inches wide and 32 inches at its tallest point — landed flat on its back, in the wooden frame that encased it.
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Cernovich was sweating through his shirt when Duke found him, so he mopped him down and snapped a few shots, one of which Cernovich has used as his Twitter profile — head cropped within the frame and tilted at an angle, his slightly wet-looking hair brushed jauntily to the side and his squinting blue eyes matching his collared shirt.
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It's more than a video, because the piece screens in a space containing chrome partitions raked at an angle that mimics the skin of the Museum building in which it is installed, and, as a carefully attentive docent tells me, the door to the second channel — playing in an adjacent room — won't open any further than its four- or five-inch aperture.
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He noted how most of the signature features of a Bentley were carried over with this car: from the "powerline" that begins with the front wheel arches and extends along the full length of the car, to the "haunches" that echo it at the rear wheels, to the doors that open at an angle, and right down to the knurling on the dashboard switches.
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When slicing ceviche, the fish will sometimes come apart at the tendon, so you'll want to cut across the length of the fish at the tendon to make sure it doesn't fall apart when you start slicing the ceviche and to avoid a chewy texture Last, if you're making ceviche, you'll slice at an angle, being careful to cut against the grain to make sure you don't wind up with with an overly tough fish.
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While I still think it is a pretty poor excuse for public transportation, I can't help but see it through the eyes of my three-year-old and notice the gorgeous artwork at every station, and the way I want to throw up a little when it tips at an angle over the Detroit River, or how it announces the next stop and then, two seconds later, we are at that stop.
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