AXES SCALES Typically, the axes of a graph start at zero.
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His installation of axes in the middle of the gallery called "History of Russia in Axes" celebrates the "Siberian Man" as it skewers everything else.
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We paired net worth on the vertical axes so you can see just how rich these household names are with public perception (likability) on the horizontal axes.
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Customers who purchased one of these axes are encouraged to "immediately stop using the recalled axes" and bring the product back to Walmart for a full refund.
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They told park officials they came across two ice axes and an apparent blood trail leading to the body, which was reportedly 1,500 to 2,000 feet below the ice axes.
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Google Express parachutes axes, surfboards Ostensibly a play on Amazon's whole "drone delivery" thing from a while back, this video promises to parachute users axes, surfboards – whatever they might need.
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They also unearthed the earliest known examples of edge-ground axes, which are stone axes that would have had handles, which were 20,000 years older than those found anywhere else in the world.
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Verdict: Axes and hammers should not be involved in haircuts.
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With the Africans all gone, the axes shifted for me.
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Check. Bad guys with axes in the hallway fight scene?
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The complications run along two intersecting axes: price and design.
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Multipolarity is gaining traction and will have two broad axes.
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Whew: Like watching a duel with axes at three paces!
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Unlike knives, axes are sold over the counter, he said.
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Hence, a pivot to the axes of arcane and boring.
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And the US is an extreme outlier on both axes.
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It convinces most in the section devoted to hand axes.
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Heads explode, axes enter chest cavities, and Molotov cocktails rain down.
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Disappointingly, Parker limited the rebellion to a few axes and shootouts.
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Hundreds of stone hand axes have been recovered from the site.
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In another, they swing axes into the side of a building.
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They were loaded down with equipment — ropes, axes, and heavy raincoats.
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More ominous additions include razors, axes, and a drop of blood.
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Smaller companies are willing to sell pick axes to gold miners.
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Things like axes and chain mail were collected from various places.
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Seven axes of coalition forces are approaching Mosul from different sides.
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We started with crude functional tools such as hammers and axes.
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And he was returning to Norway, where axes are a religion.
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Then, finally, there is the question of how the axes interact.
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A farm life display showcases hoes, axes, plows and other implements.
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Axes, fires, and bulldozers are all effective means of demolishing old furniture.
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The FBI relies on sources with axes to grind all the time.
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Some inflicted citizens just seem like normal people wielding torches and axes.
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With interests and geography as the axes, each intersection is a bullseye.
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Swords, axes, power tools and other weapons, mostly handguns and assault rifles.
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Any one of those axes is the stuff of a constitutional crisis.
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Strapped to their backs and belts and legs were daggers, revolvers, axes.
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The technology is pretty complex and can move her on four axes.
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Note that the x-axes for all five graphs have the same scale from -3,600 to +1,400, but the y-axes' scales for the change vary from -7 to +6 for murders to -2,43 to +922 for larcenies.
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This includes fragments of ceramic pots and cups, stone axes and animal bones.
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Others hacked at the concrete with pick axes, sometimes killing those still alive.
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And Hughes doesn't even appear to have any particularly interesting axes to grind.
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In Australia, meanwhile, the age of such axes has been creeping inevitably backwards.
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Even melee weapons like bats and axes will break after a few uses.
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In 1976, North Korean soldiers wielding axes killed two American Army officers there.
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Here's a look at other assassination weapons: spiked toothpaste, ice axes, killer clowns.
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North Korean soldiers killed two American Army officers with axes there in 1976.
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Taking up swords, spears and battle-axes for an afternoon of killing friends.
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We're told the total value of the missing axes is more than $10,000.
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Deception can begin before the axes are drawn, when the content is selected.
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Imagine a matrix with two axes, manual versus cognitive and routine versus nonroutine.
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Never since "The Shining" have axes had so much time in the spotlight.
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At the same time, retailers like Nordstrom are selling out of artisan axes.
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A national moratorium that began in 2011 has done little to still the axes.
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Now you have a three-dimensional colorspace: lightness, and the two color-opponent axes.
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These numbers are not just cherry-picked factoids by pundits with axes to grind.
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They use saws, axes, files and other instruments to carve the snow, AP noted.
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Hefty daggers, staggering broadswords and even battle axes are unsheathed and duly deployed throughout.
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Basically, if Instagram made axes and hatchets and stuff, it would look like this.
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In Maine, the ice groans and the axes clunk, noises both terrifying and comforting.
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Trump's transition — the process, the appointees, the tweets — can be charted along both axes.
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Then they heard that the bar next door had a space for throwing axes.
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Typically, three of these are configured as a single unit, covering all three axes.
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An angry mob storms the lake house, wielding shovels, pitchforks, flaming torches, and axes.
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These four axes, first described by political scientist Don Kinder, have held steady over time.
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Around that point, women started pulling even with men on the leadership and competence axes.
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A delta arm printer uses three belts that drive the print head on all axes.
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"You know your axes," Gordon tells her, a reference to Jack's notorious weapon of choice.
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Not just fire, or simple tools like axes, but things like glass, gunpowder, and batteries.
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It's got 22 axes of movement and more flexibility than I've seen in a robot.
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This time, it was felled not by civilian axes and shovelsbut by the rebels' bulldozer.
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Of these tools, 7,000 were carefully examined, including scrapers, flakes, projectile points, and hand axes.
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What they do, according to O*NET: They use axes or chainsaws to fell trees.
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He explained that he and other workers harvest the cork during the summer with axes.
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Its display windows are lined with traditional goods like drums, axes, and a buckskin dress.
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It's also easier to balance and carry around thanks to locks on all three axes.
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About 100 men, some wielding axes, broke into the county courthouse and overpowered the jailer.
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Developers have to deal with three axes of (a) deployments (b) frameworks and (c) protocols.
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Northern Syria became split along two political axes: first Kurdish-Syrian, and now American-Turkish.
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The intersection of these two axes of authoritarianism — ideology and self-interest — is quite dangerous.
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She's especially right when she axes the sentences or paragraphs of which you're most proud.
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The state is home to the economic and cultural axes of Silicon Valley and Hollywood.
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For days, rioters burned cars and buildings; some came armed with spears, batons and axes.
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For days, rioters burned cars and buildings; some came armed with spears, batons and axes.
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Stalwart offerings are axes ($228 to $398) and hatchets (similar but smaller, $98 to $2150).
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While the axes certainly have heft, they were much lighter and duller than I expected.
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We left victorious, making room for the next round of urbanites to grab their axes.
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Soon the hammers and pick-axes were out, precipitating the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
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Bodies were scattered across the bloody pavement alongside fruit, vegetables and laborers' shovels and axes.
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Two labryses, or axes, crossing each other, inside of two women's symbols crossing each other.
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Axes like this one were used for making spears, chopping down trees and removing their bark.
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Pixie has seven axes, can move along that rail, create props up to 60 feet long.
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Usually it's with knives, but sometimes he uses axes, cacti, or other objects to pop them.
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Their cattle must be protected at all costs, and are traditionally guarded with axes and spears.
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The arm is equipped with seven rotating axes and a suturing device fitted on the end.
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A 2x503 matrix is basically ... You have two axes, a Y axis and ... It's a box.
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The rear LCD doesn't detach, but to does tilt on two axes for waist-level shooting.
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During the Copper Age, copper axes were owned by men of rank and buried with them.
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A. In fact, there are two planets that spin on their axes from east to west.
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Ascending is a matter of digging axes and crampons into ice and pushing/pulling oneself upward.
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When the guard bent over, he said, he and Mr. Wajspapir attacked him with their axes.
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The 170 fighters roared back, readied their armor and collected their swords, spears and battle-axes.
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The ability to lock all axes helps when you balance it and with transporting the gimbal.
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And so they started importing ice axes from Austria, selling them to fellow climbers at cost.
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Specifically, three: for the x, y, and z axes of the 3D space we live in.
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Authorities believe more than one person likely dug the tunnel, apparently using pick axes, Leverock said.
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The animation, below, shows how quickly the planets spin on their axes relative to one another.
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To battle the flames, 10,000 people went out using rakes, shovels, and two-man saw axes.
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Shields and weapons, which range from axes to swords, spears, daggers, bows and crossbows, are also handmade.
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A buckyball has 60 axes along which it can be rotated but still look exactly the same.
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There are two axes, which display the frequency and length of delays in December, January, and February.
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CTS and federal police "are now moving in parallel on both axes" in southeastern Mosul, Numan said.
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The balance wheel is contained inside a sort of spike-shaped cage that rotates on multiple axes.
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Essentially, as photons -- tiny particles of light -- travel through space, they twist and turn around their axes.
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ITALY'S TREASURY AXES CUSTOMARY SPRING OFFERING OF "BTP ITALIA" RETAIL LINKER - SOURCE WITH KNOWLEDGE OF THE MATTER
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When there is deep snow, it's typically only tackled by climbers equipped with crampons and ice axes.
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Auxetics are designed to grow and shrink at the same rate on along x and y axes.
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The vast majority of very old axes found by archaeologists are eventually pinned down as agricultural tools.
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It's almost as if they have just bar magnets in their centers, aligned with their rotation axes.
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"When looking through a camera, you're not paying attention to flying axes or hissing swords," he says.
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"What Lieberman did was to snap those zip-ties, popping the axes back apart," Mr. Pearlman said.
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Overall activeness score: 54.8What they do: Use axes or chainsaws to cut down trees and minimize damage.
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It's not a subject anyone wants to write about unless they personally have some axes to grind.
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One person gathered up shovels, brooms, axes ("she wants the right tools to do a good job").
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They held handbags with the initials LBV molded in gold, and a few carried yellow ice axes.
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Each of the observation's variables are represented on axes or spokes which start at one central point.
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In the aftermath, not only bare bones but also axes and flakes were abandoned where they fell.
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BRITISH politics, it is widely noted, now revolves around two axes: left v right and open v closed.
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" Hundreds of hand axes were uncovered by the archaeologists—the so-called "Swiss army knife of the Paleolithic.
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And when they sent it over, the Army cooks would hack it apart with axes and people protested.
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Imagine the universe as a graph from geometry—scientists need a place to put the origin and axes.
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The occasional attempt to form "anti-austerity" (read: anti-German) axes inside the EU elicits terror in Berlin.
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Finally, they were saved by a rescue team using axes to hack through the wall of Secret's apartment.
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They will continue battling for No. 1 through the fall, the dual axes on which the sport rotates.
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Check. Skulls, corpsepaint, horns, devils, bat wings, snake fangs, axes, whisky, guitars, drums, razors, bloodstains, crosses, graves, runes?
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You can also buy different character costumes and different axes, which you use to chop wood for resources.
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Usually these lines run on north-south and east-west axes, but spider web patterns can work too.
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Working in 3D means a lot of rotating on various axes, zooming in and out and so on.
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Government officials said on Monday rescuers have only been able to find three helmets and two axes underground.
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Climbers are trading ice axes for rock pitons, spikes that are hammered into cracks on the mountain wall.
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Whether straightforward spears and daggers or elaborately decorated shields, axes and throwing knives, iron armaments possess physical strength.
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After all, the Vikings were pagans, and their flowing hair, thick beards, and battle axes are unequivocally metal.
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Historically, people would think that there was two separate axes: One is quality and the other one is access.
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But Iraqi security forces, Kurdish Peshmerga and Shia militias, supported by coalition air strikes, are advancing on several axes.
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The robot flies by rolling in the air and it has four wings to control three axes of flight.
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It's also got a 9-axis IMU (an inertial measurement unit; basically it can measure movement on 9 axes).
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"In Europe, these axes come with the clearance of forests, but obviously that's not the case here," he said.
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Some upload videos of bearded men weightlifting, swinging axes, and chopping up meat—or vegetables, as many are vegan.
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And with volatile polls, upstart parties and new ideological axes that define voters, it is the least predictable, too.
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It's that the crisp explanations that populated Guns, Germs, and Steel—the acorns, zebras, and continental axes—are missing.
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Other people clearly agree, since individuals have used everything from pick axes to paint cans to obliterate his star.
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New and improved, aibo now has OLED eyes and can move on 22 axes, making its movements more realistic.
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By wearing Neofect's rather crazy looking glove, multiple axes of flexion and torsion can be detected with great precision.
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I suspect the coming political movements will be identified on two axes: open and closed and individual and social.
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Using power saws and axes, they leveled a grove of trees that was known as a gay cruising spot.
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They were to kill as many guards as they could with knives and axes before storming the main gate.
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You can spend your time fishing, bug-catching, building Flimsy Axes, searching for iron nuggets, or decorating your home.
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Emergent politics of social platforms differ in scope and character and sit along peculiar axes, some familiar, others new.
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The main battle is an exercise in Grand Guignol, with swords, arrows and axes impaling faces and severing limbs.
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Anderson and her husband, Lloyd, were unhappy with the ice axes available in the United States in the 1930s.
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"Savages with axes and iron stakes have flung themselves, like the fiercest beasts, against the quiet villagers," he said.
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Homages to creepy movies prevailed, as battle axes hung from the ceiling and music from David Lynch films played.
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It's a languae made up of all-seeing eyes, ominous skulls, hourglasses, arrows, axes, and curious hands holding hearts.
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Last, climbers suspended by ropes hurl axes into the precipice to hoist themselves up glacial pillars and bright blue curtains.
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In the past, the series has been consistently bloody, violent, and prone to large battle scenes featuring giants and axes.
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Lee sometimes gives the impression of a virtuoso guitarist, needlessly gussying up his act with double-necked axes and pyrotechnics.
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Plot every Trump or Clinton supporter along these two axes and a central cleavage in American politics emerges (see chart).
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Others bear wicked-looking axes and spears, and a few have fashioned crossbows out of surgical tubing and bamboo bolts.
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Starting out, I didn't even have the knowledge necessary to know how to evaluate these axes, blades, bows, and hammers.
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"ISIS fighters, abandoned by their leadership, are being pressured by the SDF from multiple axes around the city," he said.
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There are 22 axes of movement in all, powered by Sony's new proprietary actuators, giving Aibo free and realistic movement.
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The sensor tracks "13 axes" of motion, presumably through a combination of accelerometers and gyroscopes, though technical details are slim.
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Failed on both counts by including a pair of cheater squares when I became enamored with X AND Y AXES.
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The Americas and sub-Saharan Africa, by contrast, run on vertical axes and produced smaller and less epidemiologically menacing civilizations.
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"It appears to depend on humans using fire and hand-axes," Richard Wrangham, a biological anthropologist at Harvard University, said.
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Mobile headsets like the Google Daydream View or Gear VR can only track your head along the three rotational axes.
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The Ronin app has a quick gimbal test that will show you if you screwed up any of the axes.
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And Tejal Rao on Mo's House of Axe, in Los Angeles, where you can throw, yes, axes while you eat.
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Nor do they carry broad social vistas or axes to grind or hidden symbols: no Golden Bowls or Hawthornean birthmarks.
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That they do with hand tools, like chisels and axes, not much different from what their ancestors used centuries ago.
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The Norwegian, equipped with a background in traditional Scandinavian music and jazz, makes his instruments using chainsaws and pick axes.
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The sound of axes being sharpened with grindstones echoed between tall metal lockers, and cigarette smoke moved through the room.
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Then they started scrolling through Hub's social media postings, and hooo boy, they saw some things; among their other concerns were photos and videos of "patrons throwing axes at bottles of spirits [and] consuming shots from the bottle that was not struck," a person throwing two axes at once, three "coaches" throwing axes at the same target, a person bouncing the axe off the floor in an attempt to hit the target, and someone walking barefoot on a tightrope-style strap while he or she threw an axe.
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But band gaps were once thought to be unique to crystal lattices and direction-dependent, aligning with the crystal's symmetry axes.
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Earlier this year, Bolt bought Best Made Company, a high-design outdoor brand that makes hand painted axes and fancy toolboxes.
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Migration theory The scientists believe early Australians first made axes when they landed on the continent after migrating from Southeast Asia.
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The axes should also give it the ability to fly with aerial stability in any configuration with 12 degrees of freedom.
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A half dozen mutants start attacking him with axes and bats, while one hangs back, firing some kind of machine gun.
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Walmart is recalling 216,238 Ozark Trail camp axes because the axe head can detach from the handle, posing an injury hazard.
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For Peretz, one major virtue of owning TNR was that it afforded him an opportunity to grind his favored ideological axes.
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This means the network of NEMs can be rotated by two positions or reflected across two axes without changing the pattern.
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Most curious among the pots, plates, axes, arrowheads, and ink-pots on display, is a pair of ancient gaming dice stones.
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Sony developed compact actuators that move along one or two axes, giving the cyberhound enhanced flexibility and lifelike fluidity of motion.
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These firefighters use chainsaws and Pulaskis -- axes used to cut vegetation -- to clear brush that could fuel the fire, McLean said.
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Major mining companies including Glencore and Randgold bitterly opposed the code, which axes tax exemptions and hikes royalties and profit taxes.
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"There are two axes of progress; there is genuine innovation and the prices," Mr. Dixon said in an interview on Monday.
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Other weapons included knives, axes and at least twice when the perpetrator set a mobile home on fire, killing those inside.
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You can't fault Thompson's enthusiasm for propulsion systems and axes of rotation — he loves geeking out — but these passages lack immediacy.
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The strategy should develop technologies and capabilities to answer "yes" to as many of the space power axes questions as possible.
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As freshman members of Congress, we have no axes to grind – there is work to be done and commitments to keep.
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He can use knives, hammers, axes, poisons, grenades, garroting, explosives, his feet, or his bare hands, if he is strong enough.
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Armed with picks, axes and saws, we spent our days chopping trees, hauling rocks, cutting brush, cleaning drains and constructing bridges.
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What about the earlier group of flint axes excavated in Boxgrove, outside Chichester in West Sussex, in the 25s and 28s?
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And then since images can be doubled back on themselves or bent on these axes, they should be palindromic or anagrammatic.
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Ms. Gaignard's sculptural footwear and trophies are but two examples of the unexpected, cheekily clever ways she explores various axes of identity.
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He leaps from rooftop to rooftop, and either employs or avoids all manner of weapons, including axes, crossbows, arrows, torches, and daggers.
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The ear is filled with fluids operating in three directions, like the x, y and z-axes of a three-dimensional graph.
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These two axes of authoritarianism — weakening Israel's democratic institutions while perpetuating rule over the Palestinians without granting them political rights — are connected.
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Only a dozen or so known swords, daggers, and axes are scattered among the great houses (plus Brienne, because Jaime hearts Brienne).
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Mr Trump and Mick Mulvaney, his staunchly conservative budget director, have trained their axes on spending opposed by members of their party.
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The eye was slowly drawn to artist Sterling Ruby's axes (inspired by The Shining) and steel buckets looming from the ceiling above.
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But it's still a very small number in the face of as many as 50,000 ground troops approaching from three different axes.
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But it also comes from the fun, and often fleeting, skins, dances and pick axes the game offers in its Item Shop.
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Rather, listening to these polished mechanical constructions swivel round and round on their axes, until the details become a gorgeous blur, hypnotizes.
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It's a 3m tall kinetic object with a mirror disc moving on two axes, surrounded by a grid of lights and sound.
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Cutting off the western side of the city and the routes to Tal Afar will leave Islamic State enclosed on four axes.
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Snow and ice are present, requiring ice axes and crampons, while some bridges on the trail have been removed because of avalanches.
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With the help of Mary's German skills, they decided to skip the middleman and they began ordering ice axes directly from Austria.
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This was set up by the Hound's newfound religious fervor and his continued commitment to swinging axes into things other than trees.
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Partitions run along the main axes of the vehicle, so groups can book the entire space, or buy a single enclosed spot.
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And in houses nearby and on the streets they uncovered more human bones that had been butchered with swords, axes and clubs.
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As the broadcast networks plan their schedules for the next TV season, the axes come out and hard choices must be made.
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Later, the rapper Sean Combs, in red velvet, and the supermodel Naomi Campbell, in black latex, marched in together, wielding large axes.
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In a nook, two Best Made Co. axes hang above the fire, which is framed by a pair of tufted leather chairs.
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Felling trees - usually for rebuilding houses, or for weddings or funeral pyres - needs permission, and taking axes into the forests is banned.
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Yet the axes themselves, finely tuned weapons whose ridged faces resemble oyster shells, certainly have a visual attraction that exceeds pure function.
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One could say that there is a wave effect, rigorously maintained vertically and horizontally across the painting's surface, emanating from the central axes.
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A few months ago, I made this little chart putting all my projects on two axes: How many people did this project reach?
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All three cases involve, to varying degrees, questions of government excess and individual liberties unfolding along the axes of property, guns, and religion.
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O'Connor said that axes were not seen in most parts of the world until after the arrival of agriculture about 10,000 years ago.
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Its teleportation system helps players evade virtual zombies while fighting them off with axes, knives, shotguns, pistols, and sometimes their own severed limbs.
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The complexities of "2019-P 24 (Circle)" yield six distinct axes, each with its custom blend of desaturated primary hues and medium gray.
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The ICRC handed out hoes and axes as well as maize seeds to grow some crops in rebel-held land outside the swamps.
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These four categories are axes that can be used to plot the matrix that categorizes the energies of most male-identified persons online.
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Using a virtual currency called V-Bucks, players can buy skins, pick axes, gliders and emotes, none of which offer a competitive advantage.
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In doing so, they have typically divided up along two axes; the universal left/right and the more parochial pro- and anti-Europe.
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A period spanning a million and half years before this involved the use of large, heavy stone tools like hand axes and cleavers.
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For more on Facebook's API changes, check out our breakdown of the major updates: Facebook restricts APIs, axes old Instagram platform amidst scandals
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Few, if any, guns were used — axes and arrows were the weapons on hand — but the government presence here is light to nonexistent.
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The United States should respond in kind by drawing China's forces into a complex fight along multiple axes, thousands of miles from home.
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The machine has the resolution of the linear axes less than the width of a human hair split by half for 2900 times.
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In 1976, North Korean soldiers wielding axes shocked the world when they attacked and killed two American soldiers in the Joint Security Area.
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They eventually descended, axes in hand, and spray-painted an "X" symbol well-known to New Orleanians after the horror of Hurricane Katrina.
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On the periphery, archers armed with crossbows shot arrows with foam tips at the enemy, and some fighters threw axes with padded blades.
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In D&D, a character's moral compass is known as their 'alignment' and is determined by two axes: good/evil and lawful/chaotic.
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The last few years have delivered important gains in representation along many axes of diversity, but representation of people with disabilities has lagged.
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Whatever it is—whether it's slingshots, pikes, axes, or even maces, hammers, sickles, and arrows, simply follow your interest and have at it.
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On a recent evening, they moved out en masse, dozens of men and a few preteen boys, all carrying sticks, knives or axes.
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So they began to import less expensive, high-quality ice axes from Austria, and these soon caught the eyes of their climber friends.
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NUMBER OF THE DAY $4.8 million That's how much in jewelry thieves armed with axes stole from a shop inside Paris' Ritz Hotel.
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On December 6, 1992, a crowd led by R.S.S. partisans swarmed Babri Masjid and, using axes and hammers, began tearing the building down.
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Townspeople from the village at the mountain's base then brought their own shovels and axes and broke apart the ice sheet by hand.
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There, they found all manner of tiny bits of stone, hand axes, scrapers, and knives—many of which were used to butcher animals.
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Large hand axes, sitting in view of steel sculptures by Mark di Suvero and Richard Serra, date from 403,240 years ago or earlier.
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SDF forces sought to "meet up from several axes" to squeeze the Islamic State enclave, said a field commander in the northeast of Raqqa.
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And both shoot with "six degrees of freedom," moving forward and back, up and down, right and left, and across three other perpendicular axes.
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While some argue that mixing axes and alcohol doesn't seem a safe combination, together they're central ingredients to the fledgling New Jersey-based business.
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The other components of the lace engine include things that you're probably already carrying including a 3D gyroscope and accelerometers that measure multiple axes.
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The intersection of those two axes is where Here feels like its best self, especially in the midst of 2018's increasingly polarized politics.
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So he opened Les Cognees - French for "axes" or "hatchets" - where people can gather after work and pay to hurl heavy edged weapons around.
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Usman Murdalov, 21, and his friend Sulim Israilov, 18, armed themselves with axes and attacked a traffic police post near Moscow on Aug. 7643.
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It's a multiplayer game set in the niche, grimdark Warhammer universe, where four people have to cooperate while slaying mobs with swords and axes.
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Too often in America, mainstream ideas are sidelined by those on the far left and far right who have their own axes to grind.
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In addition, the Commission said that Hub's owner's failed to mention that its patrons would be throwing axes when it applied for its license.
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As part of Steve Bannon's agenda for the "deconstruction of the administrative state," Trump's appointees are sharpening their axes for environmental agencies and science.
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Some had their heads split in twain by axes, others beaten into jelly with clubs, others pierced or cut to pieces with bowie knives.
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Once every square has been purchased, numbers between 0-9 are drawn on both axes so that each square corresponds to a unique combination.
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If you measure along two axes, authority and influence, you have: noninfluential authoritarians (NIA), influential nonauthoritarians (INA), influential authoritarians (IA), and noninfluential nonauthoritarians (NINA).
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The two, together with the ship's chief engineer, mutinied against the captain's abuse on a late October night, killing him with hammers and axes.
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Sometimes they erupt in bladelike flanges that conjure a bouquet of elegant axes or the great rope-patterned pottery of Japan's ancient Jomon period.
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It ran from 1998 to 2004 and – unlike boring human sports, like long jump or tiddlywinks – it featured axes, flamethrowers and brutal, machinated violence.
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Headquartered and listed in Singapore, DBS has a growing presence in the three key Asian axes of growth: Greater China,Southeast Asia and South Asia.
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There is something smart and quietly witty about rendering Judd's work as diagonals, given how strictly his world is dominated by x and y axes.
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A "dudeoir" calendar created by Chronicker Photography features a real-life Arizona wildland firefighter posing in steamy positions with chainsaws, axes and lots of flannel.
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A stable pitch angle, described as the angle between the horizontal and vertical axes of the aircraft, is essential to aircraft performance and flight stability.
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MOSCOW – Ukrainian police say a group of men armed with axes and hammers descended on a park in the capital, Kiev, ransacking a Roma encampment.
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Kagan synthesized the these scenarios into three "axes" of questioning, each one exploring how ruling for the baker opens further questions in a different direction.
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Now, Voliro's concept hexacopter is here — an acrobatic wonder drone that can stably fly in an array of arial configurations, thanks to individually tiltable axes.
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If there's one sector that always makes money during a boom, it's the sector that makes the spades and pick-axes for the gold-rush.
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Instead, riders leave with limited edition Pendleton blankets, custom Carhartt jackets, hand-made native artwork, locally forged axes, and a variety of other curated collectibles.
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Let's get specific: Sword wielding units, for instance, still tend to have an advantage against axes, just not because of innate damage and accuracy bonuses.
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The device packs three main sensors: an accelerometer, a gyroscopic stabilizer, and a magnetometer, each working along three axes to track position seamlessly in space.
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He chatted casually with FCC staff, and laughed when fire department officials rushed into the building carrying axes in response to an apparent hoax call.
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There are big-name pop stars with axes to grind and a rock star who flirted with running for the Senate to promote his music.
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Scientists think the significant tilts in the rotational axes of Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune could also indicate that the planets sustained massive collisions long ago.
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On Saturday, residents cleaned up wooden debris that littered the town, working with machetes and axes and stacking trees and branches felled in the storm.
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He noted that the loonie on Wednesday "appreciated in an important way, not just against the dollar, but across all axes, for example, Aussie/CAD. "
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Innovative tools and weapons: Prior to this time period, early humans had been using rudimentary hand axes and cleavers to hunt animals and as weapons.
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Publishing, journalism, TV… all lie supine beneath the crowing, cackling, censorious battle-axes, male and female, of the third-wave feminist and social justice causes.
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The O.J. trial seemed to send everybody spinning off their axes, so Murphy has found a way to replicate that in a single camera movement.
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Armed with clubs, axes, and a battering ram, they smashed into the building and spirited away the prisoner, who, like Shadrach, found refuge in Canada.
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From Bertrand Russell's book on Leibniz (1900) to Peter Strawson's study of Kant (1966), prominent philosophers could grind their own philosophical axes using historical texts.
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Envisioning the year 2060, the participants used three questions as "axes of space power," simplified, were: Will large numbers of humans be living in space?
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More than 70,303 workers (many from the famine-wracked countryside) constructed them, using pick-axes and shovels to move 81.2 million cubic feet of earth.
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Be they opposition dumps from rival campaigns, axes to grind from former friends or foolish missteps, below are some of the October surprises of 2018.
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They're very skilled with their close-combat weapons like axes, yet they choose bows and arrows in the woods where they can't see at range.
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The FBI relies on sources with axes to grind all the time; people typically don't go to the authorities with damaging information about people they like.
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You'd be innocently playing Colossal Cave Adventure, minding your own business, throwing axes at dwarfs, and someone on the network would flood your screen with ASCII.
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Inside, a small, gas-powered wheel spins over 19,000 times per minute so that the satellite can calibrate its position along one of the three axes.
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There's BYOB joint Lumberjaxe in Charlotte, Urban Axes in Philadelphia, Austin and Baltimore, Thunderbolt Axe Throwing in Chicago and Denver has its own Downtown Axe Room.
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"Machetes and axes and all kinds of things that we use to assess what type of tool could have made what type of mark," she says.
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" Another wrote, "It's funny people try mad about the cigarettes but then let their kids have fake guns or axes pretending to kill people on Halloween.
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But in both God of War and the Marvel Cinematic Universe, both these axes have the ability to summon the Bifröst, which allows travel between realms.
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An overly simple but useful way to characterize how great second products are made is to think about them along these two axes: Delightful and Strategic.
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With speedboats and submachine guns rather than longboats and battle-axes, they are every bit as fearsome as the Danes of old, and nearly as disruptive.
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Two players at a time were to stand side by side on a black line and hurl tennis-racquet-size axes at wooden five-ring targets.
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To ascend, the climber is equipped with ice axes and crampons—foot-mounted arrays of sharp metal points, basically—which are affixed to rigid, sturdy boots.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — Roland Huget is back, with another beautifully constructed, "super symmetrical" puzzle — so called because it's symmetrical about the horizontal, vertical and diagonal axes.
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As the flows of capital shift, new axes of power rise, while old ones are left wondering what happened to the industry they ostensibly helped build.
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Vikings cut down the forests in Iceland more than 1,000 years ago, taking their axes to the birch woodland that covered a quarter of the countryside.
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The Raiders did fire his twin, Rob, as defensive coordinator a few years back, and the Ryans love to keep all of their axes properly ground.
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Instead of looking at the title and description to make sense of the graph, try focusing on the axes and the content of the graph itself.
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But Koskinen said there's been no indication that transition officials have "any axes to grind" or any focus other than learning about how the IRS operates.
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A raised fist constructed out of hard hats and pick-axes led the way in the parade, greeted by cheers and applause from thousands of onlookers.
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Gender-based violence can lead to lifelong disfigurement, such as from horrific attacks with acid or axes, but it does not always leave a visible mark.
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The algorithm prints the data with coordinate points displaced along the X, Y, and Z axes according to the handgun homicide rates of 178 different countries.
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Moreover, the FBI relies on sources with axes to grind all the time — people typically don't go to the authorities with damaging information about people they like.
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According to Hema refugees Reuters interviewed last month in Uganda, Lendu groups typically attack Hema villages shortly after dusk with guns, machetes, axes and bows and arrows.
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Things get tricky when your refrain is tied up in an identity claim, and trickier still when that identity is an axis, or several axes, of marginality.
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The sandstones themselves have previously yielded some of the world's earliest sophisticated Acheulean hand axes: large tear-drop-shaped stone tools that are associated with Homo erectus.
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Iraqi security forces and Kurdish peshmerga fighters are pushing toward Mosul along several axes and have made relatively quick progress as they approach Mosul, Iraq's second city.
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Wave's built-in motion sensing gives you a few different control axes, which can be mapped to any property in your software setup you wish to tweak.
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"The two later called their family members and friends and attacked each other with spears, axes and sticks," said investigating officer Jaisingh Yadav of Sathanwada police station.
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Each battle scene will have you genuinely wondering how anyone might survive the barrage of arrows, swords, axes — you name it — flying around at any given time.
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The teaser shows a bunch of truly emo clowns with axes crowding in on a woman who looks sort of like Katy Perry and seems very nervous.
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The axes of existence for her might be closer to what I'd call "glamour" (scallops) and "deluxe domesticity" (her kids have a house with a private waterfall).
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"However, there is currently no explanation why the axes of quasars are aligned with the axis of the large group in which they are embedded," he noted.
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That leaves him open to criticism from other Trump insiders — some of whom also have axes to grind with Kushner — that his inexperience is a serious flaw.
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Police used axes to smash a window at the sports centre being used as a voting centre and forced open the door in the province of Girona.
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Brazilian police said Thursday that two men who stormed their former school with a gun, crossbows and axes attempted to copy the 1999 Columbine shooting in Colorado.
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Roman Mars' show uses design as a lens to look at the thought behind the many structures in our lives, from prehistoric hand axes to airport layouts.
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The best ice axes came from Austria, but they often had to rely on ski shops that overcharged for Austrian goods or sold sub-par, imitation products.
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The site, called the Chandalar Shelf, lies in the shadow of mountain peaks as sharp as freshly made Stone Age axes — the beginning of the Brooks Range.
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The components on my test guitar were of high quality generally, although they lacked the heft and finish of what you'd find on higher-end Fender axes.
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A few other items beyond food will also face a tax, including aircraft, anoraks, wool suits, blankets, bed linen, axes, pneumatic tools for metal working and backhoes.
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"To actually see the little baby skulls that's cracked and broke from getting hit in the head with axes and stuff like that — it's heartbreaking," Crawford said.
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In addition to cancelling out motion in four axes (up, down, and side to side), it also cancels out sways up to 60 degrees in either direction.
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Police used axes to smash a window at the sports center being used as a voting center and forced open the door in the province of Girona.
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For years, says Jason Pearlman, a veteran right-wing political operative, the two main axes of Israeli politics, religion and the Palestinians, had been "zip-tied" together.
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Axes have even begun to crop up as baby shower gifts, which explains the ax-themed birth announcements and baby milestone posts on Instagram (hatchet for scale).
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Those members' constituents could see a tax increase under the GOP plan because the bill axes their most prized tax break: the state and local tax deduction.
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They'd also found six chunks of fossilized hyena dung, as well as "débitage," distinctive shards of flint left over when Neanderthals shattered larger pieces to make axes.
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This show doesn't merely juxtapose hand axes and fossils with superficially concordant modern art, but grounds these juxtapositions with the artists' notebooks, interviews, and other primary sources.
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This show doesn't merely juxtapose hand axes and fossils with superficially concordant modern art, but grounds these juxtapositions with the artists' notebooks, interviews, and other primary sources.
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Five oversized hand axes, more than a foot tall, would have been too heavy for a single hand to wield; they may also have been for show.
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There are also the swords themselves, some of which carry a bonus against axes (while you won't find lances that offer that bonus.) Skills play a roll too: As you level up a character's sword rank and as you max out certain classes, you unlock both active and passive abilities that you can assign to that unit, including options that make them more effective against axes when wielding a sword.
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On one wall, a pegboard displays camping tools, cookware and axes; on another, perhaps the shop's only nod to its heritage, a large piece of Japanese boro cloth.
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A longtime advocate of reform describes how Chinese rulers fit onto two axes: one representing the extent of their power and the other the quality of their thoughts.
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Benjamin Walker (of "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson") plays Patrick Bateman, the Armani-clad slasher stockbroker who finds all sorts of enterprising uses for knives, axes and electric saws.
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Using its four wings, the DelFly can control three axes of flight, and it goes left or right by changing the way each one of its wings flap.
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The change is part of a new mining code, which mining companies including Glencore and Randgold oppose as it axes tax exemptions and hikes royalties and profit taxes.
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Although axes may have originated with this early example, archaeologists were unable to find any evidence that later examples of the technology had spread from this earliest finding.
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The A93R has Sony's famous five-axis stabilization system, which when used with optically stabilized lenses, employs three axes on the sensor and the two inside the lens.
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While it will sharpen your kitchen knives, you can also put a sharper edge on hunting knives, scissors, axes, hatchets, mower blades, garden shears, and even snow shovels.
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Whether they could be added, whether they shouldn't be, you talk a lot about sort of these two axes, one is utility, one is ... What's the other one?
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Automotive crash-test dummies were designed for measuring force mainly along two axes: front to back (for head-on impact), and side to side (for "T-bone" crashes).
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MarketAxess – one of the largest request-for-quote platforms for corporate bond trading – last year launched Private Axes, an anonymous dark pool for large corporate bond block trades.
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Ground crews wielding chain saws, axes and wood chippers are braving the intense summer heat in the Sierra's lower elevations, where most of the pine trees have died.
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"One of the ones we were interested in was this company out in Brooklyn called Best Made and they make axes and hatches and camping stuff," says Krieger.
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Lead guitarist Lydia Lund disappears completely into the store's deeper recesses, trying out axes with the stoic focus of someone who truly loves the instrument in their hands.
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The killers woke the 15 other crewmen one by one and lured them outside, butchering them with axes, hammers and knives and dumping their bodies into the sea.
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That job is carried out not by lumberjacks with axes, but by giant eight-wheeled harvesting machines, which fell, trim and cut the trunks to the required sizes.
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"I have spent probably around $80, which is more than I've ever spent on a video game," Otterson says, spending the cash to purchase outfits, dances and axes.
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Throwers are instructed to stand behind the red line at all times, and to wait until the other person is done throwing to collectively pick up their axes.
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With this limited-edition statement piece, the rock star of watch brands has included a tourbillon rotating on two axes inside its own display window, for maximum visibility.
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As ancient historian Liv Yarrow points out, the fasces on his chair have no axe, but those on the tripods leading up to the monument do have axes.
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ABC axes the show and the president had nothing to do with it other than he liked the show and he called Roseanne and congratulate her on her ratings.
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We became particularly interested in the Interpersonal Circumplex, which is a system designed by Timothy Leary in 1950 that visualizes a personality by organizing traits along several concentric axes.
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Rather than merely cancelling out motion in four axes (up, down, and side to side), it now cancels out side sways at up to 60 degrees in either direction.
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Whether his fingers danced across the keys of a baby grand or belted out a mind-melting solo on one of his elaborate axes, he was the consummate showman.
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While Voliro's main selling point is those sweet, tiltable axes, it says the hexacopter will also eventually have a center sphere (so it can roll omnidirectionally on the ground).
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People united around a person who has impressed throughout the process and has impressed across multiple axes in his service in Portuguese politics and at the helm of UNHCR.
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Anytime in planetary science that we see a connection between a large geologic feature and this special axes, it's basically a hallmark of a process called true polar wander.
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But starting in 2018, it also axes the provision that capped the annual corporate income tax deductibility of compensation at $500,000 for any health insurance CEO, executive or employee.
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An unnamed photographer's family pictures capture Buenos Aires's lordly Avenida de Mayo, a boulevard built in commemoration of Argentine independence and in palpable imitation of Baron Haussmann's extended axes.
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Before the movie begins, Castle's fake decapitated head will roll across the stage and a squad of women in sexy nurse costumes will toss cardboard axes into the crowd.
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Hopper infiltrates the Department of Energy building, Joyce axes her own wall while El taps into her conversation with Will to prove to her new friends that he's alive.
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However, none of the charts had numerical values along the axes so there is no indication of the time period, time or number of drivers they are referring to.
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For a moment he was frightened; if miles of forest could be removed so quickly by a few men with axes, was the forest then as vulnerable as beaver?
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They doused the flames and threatened vegetation with hoses, and firefighters and National Guard troops used bulldozers, shovels and axes to clear brush and trees, to create fire breaks.
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Inside the New York Times app, I can direct my eye at pace through one stream of news, where on the desktop, content exists between different planes and axes.
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In a 403 study, the political scientist Lee Drutman plotted the 2016 electorate along two axes, one dealing with social issues and identity, the other with economics and trade.
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"A little into the village, the road was obstructed by a pipe, and the villagers were sitting around armed with bows and arrows, axes and swords," Mr. Verma said.
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With the encouragement of the Americans, the Iraqi strategy has been to mount an attack on multiple axes to present the militants with more problems than they can handle.
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The system in the R/C car uses an accelerometer to replicate those movements, detecting acceleration on the X and Y axes and sending that data to the Arduino.
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She said that for the most part, the approximately 2250 axes and hatchets sold in the store this year were given as gifts or bought as home design pieces.
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Suggestive of the diversified power axes covered by Vogue and those that appeal to its readers, that spot was taken by Selena Gomez, the most followed person on Instagram.
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The trouble is all the money that is supposed to flow down these tracks and axes, for treating the sick and giving the country clean water and sanitation systems.
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They decided to resume their offensive by taking the rest of the city on multiple axes so that the Islamic State would find it difficult to coordinate its defenses.
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In the outer orbit, eight portraits are positioned within the four quadrants, two per section, while four more intersect on the x and y axes, each overlapping two domains.
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Civil Maps Product Manager Anuj Gupta explains how its technology localizes a car in six degrees of freedom (a term you may be familiar with if you follow the virtual reality industry), across both x,y and z movement axes as well as on roll, pitch and yaw rotational axes to help a car focus its sensors exactly where they need to be paying closest attention on the road at any given moment.
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The weave appears as delicate longitudinal and latitudinal lines placed along the axes of diaphanous bodies, mostly nude, gathered in crowds, organized in single file or intertwined, as if dancing.
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In the chart below, you can find a plot of total equity funding measured against VIC ratios at exit, again using a logarithmic scale for the X and Y axes.
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CTS has made some small advances in eastern Mosul recently, but usually rosy reports from the military's war media cell this week have said only: "No changes on all axes".
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After doggedly digging into the discrepancy, he got down to the essence of the problem, which consisted of three numbers representing the three axes that located the center of navigation.
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Starter pack of belts has done over 225 knifes of all types, fish knife is a bone slicer now, 212 axes, 230 hatchets, 23 lawnmower blades, and a few scissors.
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Those elements matched up pretty well with the Lab color space, a mathematical system that perceives color on three axes: light to dark, green to red, and blue to yellow.
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The old "weapon triangle" dictated that axe users had the upper hand against lance units, who in turn dealt extra damage against sword wielders, who were then best against axes.
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But the main protagonists in the trade wars – the United States and China - have their own axes to grind, and Berlin is reluctant to ditch its cherished balanced budget goal.
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In other words, society is fracturing along several axes at once and in ways that benefit strongmen, racists, and other forces that liberal democracy was supposed to keep at bay.
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Planes are typically trimmed by adjusting the positions of the panels and surfaces on the wings and tail that act on each of the three axes—roll, pitch, and yaw.
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This creates two axes of tension inside Yemen: Religious tension between Sunni and Shia, and regional tension between the country's North and its South (which were separate countries until 2000).
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But the "existence of correlations in quasar axes over such extreme scales would constitute a serious anomaly for the cosmological principle," as Hutsemékers and his colleagues note in their study.
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The protesters, carrying traditional weapons including axes, bows and arrows, clashed with the police when they were unable to travel to a rally in the state capital Ranchi, he said.
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Once upon a time, men like Zlatan led fighters across rough seas, took coastal towns by force, wielded axes, drank from tankards and ate wild boar at long, wooden tables.
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With not two but three imaginary axes, i, j and k, plus the real number line a, Hamilton could define new numbers that are like arrows in 4-D space.
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Zero tolerance thus became the core tenet of modern wildfire management; to this day, legions of firefighters equipped with special axes known as "Pulaskis" attack every wildfire with militaristic zeal.
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Some of the concerning scenarios that the MLCC's investigators witnessed during their visit to Hub included patrons drinking alcohol while they threw axes and axe-throwers wearing open-toed shoes.
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The DNA would be used to match a carcass to a particular horn discovered on a suspected poacher or trafficker, or to rhinoceros blood on his clothes, knives or axes.
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She outputted these thickets of oscillating, stuttering strokes to a plotter, whose pen could move only along X and Y axes; look closely and you can see the janky diagonals.
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For a few hundred thousand years after the split, the ancestors of living humans left behind such basic tools as stone axes for butchering carcasses and spear blades for hunting.
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The axes were distorted (from log to linear), and you removed a most concerning datapoint, for sugar-sweetened beverages, from the original that called the paper it referenced into question.
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A woman oppressed along multiple axes -- due to her race, class, sexuality, or being trans, for example -- may face barriers to speaking out that are especially or even uniquely formidable.
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These newcomers were known to exploit many of the cutting-edge technologies of the time: the domestication of horses, the wheel and, perhaps most salient, axes and spearheads of copper.
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Facebook restricts APIs, axes old Instagram platform amidst scandals Facebook can't build every tool that admins might need, so in 2010 it launched the Groups API to enlist some outside help.
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This year, Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey is hoping that people will actually line up to ride its new Cyborg Cyber Spin that churns stomachs along three different axes.
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After one drink with a female friend, I feel like we could delve into the minutiae of my life and their life, the axes on which our relationships and fears settle.
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There are multiple shooting modes like pan, lock, and follow, as well as a rotating timelapse feature that twists your devices on 3-axes, resulting in a slow rotating video effect.
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Infiniti's newest race car prototype is actually inspired by vintage race vehicles of the 29s, with a torpedo-style sleek cylindrical body and offset wheels at the end of extended axes.
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The new code, signed by President Joseph Kabila in March, axes 10-year protections for existing projects against changes to the fiscal regime, imposes a windfall profits tax and raises royalties.
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With the Touch Bar, I can do everything from selecting the kind of chart I want (bar, fever, area, scatter) to switching the data axes — each action takes a single tap.
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Quite a lot, obviously, but safeguards are in place: no alcohol is served, the blades of the axes are blunted and security measures are read out to participants when they arrive.
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The resultant paintings—which differ from ordinary stock price graphs by virtue of their smudginess and their lack of axes, letters, and numbers—are the stripped down record of Meyohas's trades.
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"The WHO is strengthening its presence, positioning a dozen epidemiologists who will be divided on the axes of Mbandaka, Bikoro and Iboko to investigate alerts," its Congo representative, Allarangar Yokouide, said.
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The hemispherical screen is called the WonderVision Sphere 5.2 — 5.2 being the width of the screen in meters (or 17 feet), and has a seat capable of moving in six axes.
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The part of the challenge where they hack away at shapes on the ground with axes looked pretty familiar, like the most fun Mario Party game of my dreams: Moving on!
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In Europe, often considered to be the archeological hotbed of global invention, similar types of ground edge axes are dated only relatively recently, he explained, around 6,000 to 7,000 years ago.
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Prohibited items in the events zone include swords, axes, slingshots, BB guns, metal knuckles, nunchucks, mace, air pistols and knives with blades 2.5 inches or longer, among dozens of other objects.
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Once friends starting hearing that the Andersons were getting Austrian ice axes delivered to Seattle for just $3.50, compared to the previous $20, they, of course, wanted in on the savings.
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There are magic missiles, axes, griffins, and of course the trademark of all fantasy films since The Lord of The Rings movies: two armies running into each other across the battlefield.
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After being voted the "worst walking city in the country" in 2015, Oklahoma City officials commissioned city planners to rescale the city's main road axes from six lanes down to two.
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It wouldn't be until the 1960s that short ice axes became popularized in a real sport-changing sense, thanks to the innovations of Yvon Chouinard, the owner-founder of Patagonia clothing.
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You'll need an island code to visit other players, and to prevent griefing, axes and shovels are banned so that you can't chop down every single tree on someone else's island.
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Celebrations included displays of falconry, medieval music and spectacular battle scenes re-enacted by thousands of enthusiasts in chain mail armed with clubs, swords, lances, battle-axes and bows and arrows.
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But no ice axes are required to tour the Aiguille du Midi complex where you can browse exhibits on the history of mountaineering and the geology of the Mont Blanc massif.
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Some were mathematicians: René Descartes invented the Cartesian coördinate system with its x- and y-axes, and Gottfried Leibniz invented calculus (around the same time as, but independently of, Isaac Newton).
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In Salqin, men use shovels, pick axes and pneumatic drills to dig a trench in an olive grove as part of another civilian campaign, this one called "the Popular Resistance Battalions".
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The gates, held firm by 52,000 tons of concrete buried in the ground, are designed to roll with the waves, swinging on both horizontal and vertical axes like a human shoulder.
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A tiny number of inconceivably coarse axes of categorization have been painstakingly inscribed in current critical and political thought: gender, race, class, nationality, sexual orientation are pretty much the available distinctions.
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"The WHO is strengthening its presence, positioning a dozen epidemiologists who will be divided on the axes of Mbandaka, Bikoro and Iboko to investigate alerts," its Congo representative Allarangar Yokouide said.
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Stone axes that mash up, cut, or kill food started to deliver meat and less fibrous plants to our stomachs, which led to smaller guts that are fed this higher-calorie food.
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So when the black sedans drew up outside, 18 days before the wedding, and thugs with axes and sticks got out and began to throw bricks at the windows, he furiously resisted.
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They see it as there being two axes to uphold — one that's being a good senator, following the Senate rules and traditions; and two, fighting for the progressive policies they believe in.
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It doesn't seem like the Dothraki are fighting, because the weapons briefly visible in the trailer are axes, swords, and maces, not the Dothraki's signature arakh blades, which are shaped like scythes.
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I'm not necessarily drawn to one particular style, but to people who know how to take their insecurities, spin them on their axes and present them to the world through their clothing.
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While those tax repeals would reduce revenue for the federal government, the loss of those axes would be more than offset by the reduced spending to help people afford their insurance coverage.
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Unlike the AKM of PUBG or the Mozambique of Apex Legends, however, Mordhau gives you an extensive number of melee weapons and a few ranged weapons like bows, crossbows, and hand axes.
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As authorities warned people not to take shelter in attics, unless they have axes handy to break through their roofs, several residents provided CNN with their accounts of riding out the storm.
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For answers, the researchers, led by palaeoanthropologist Michael Westaway of Griffith University in Australia, turned to aboriginal weapons like stone axes and a type of wooden club known as a lil-lil.
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During my almost half-century of teaching international relations at Princeton University and Purdue University, I routinely reminded my students that there exist multiple and intersecting axes of conflict in world politics.
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It purportedly allows users to submit facts, which the site then verifies and posts, but it sure seems like a way for Daou to continue to grind various axes with Clinton's critics.
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They also haven't really addressed the military invasion, the alleged assassinations of royalty, or the fact that I can summon swords, axes, and fishing rods into my hands from the ether itself.
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Labour's press office said the party was "implacably opposed to anti-Semitism," and that some of the former officials quoted by the BBC had "personal and political axes to grind" against Corbyn.
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In Roadburn's vast landscape of brilliant artists, Dawn Ray'd stood bathed in a bituminous glow, their resolve burning bright as a signal flare, their black flags hoisted and axes at the ready.
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The sport stems from North America where lumberjacks would scale some of the largest trees in the forest, sending off the branches with their axes as they went up the massive trees.
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The best way to blow off steam is by throwing axes at stuff, so be sure to stop by Bad Axe Throwing in the West Loop for an early-evening stress reducer.
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Organized by Tom Joyce, a MacArthur Fellow and master blacksmith himself, the exhibition features over 225 objects ranging from ceremonial axes and ritual objects to currencies, tools, musical instruments, and body adornments.
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Knights wobble and fall over under the weight of their swords, mammoths trample crowds then clumsily topple to their sides as axe-throwers throw axes in hopefully the direction of their targets.
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What we can do, for now, is set up a matrix to help assess the Trump era as it proceeds, in which each appointment and policy move gets plotted along two axes.
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A group of CRAV commandos in July 2016 ransacked a large French wine cooperative, Vinadeis, that had bought Spanish wine stocks, smashing the offices with bats and axes, then setting them ablaze.
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All these remains tell a story, but the most vivid centres on a group of hominin hunters who brought down and butchered a horse using axes knapped and then abandoned on site.
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We sent photographer Mark Felix to cover the action as eager mountaineers grabbed climbing harnesses, strapped crampons to their feet, and grabbed a pair of ice axes to scale giant walls of ice.
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That's also why Twitter loves to show this chart and talk about it on its quarterly earnings releases, which has only one of the two required axes in order to be a chart.
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Fiberglass Muffler Men standing between 18 and 25 feet tall, wielding car parts, rockets, axes, guns, and gargantuan hot dogs, were installed to draw the business attention of drivers, especially along Route 66.
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KPA troops have killed Americans with axes, provoked fistfights at the truce village and not long ago smuggled anti-personnel mines onto a southern patrol path, blowing the legs off South Korean soldiers.
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Usman Murdalov, 21, and his friend Sulim Israilov, 18 traveled from their home in Chechnya, in the north Caucasus, to a Moscow suburb, armed themselves with axes, and attacked a traffic police post.
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But turning teenagers loose with axes, fire, kitchen knives and live animals in the service of heat and food is, to its leaders, no different from nudging them into an Advanced Placement class.
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Carrie Mae Weems: I once knew a girl… is arranged along three axes: the construction of black beauty, the legacy of influential black figures, and the power dynamics inherent in monumental civic architecture.
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The Playlist The constant thump and clang of axes hitting and missing the targets provide the beat of the night, complemented by the high-pitched squeals and guttural screams of boisterous team competition.
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Huge stumps—the remnants of ancient giants—are scattered throughout, marked by notches where hand-loggers would have inserted their springboards to fell these enormous trees with nothing more than axes and handsaws.
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Into several paintings he has incorporated netting, as if perhaps to suggest that the world, in all its impossible immensity, might yet be contained or containable… Into others he has embedded rusting axes.
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Viswanathan grabs a dry-erase marker from his cofounder, Joseph Lau, who has just doodled a rocket ship alongside what he calls the company's "flywheel of innovation," and draws a pair of axes.
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The rest of the movie follows her as she attempts to evade the wealthy clan as its members -- armed with bows and arrows and axes -- turn their sprawling mansion into a hunting ground.
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Mr. Bailey's interpretation of it — yanking garments off their usual axes to mimic the sculpted forms, and exaggerating and amplifying certain areas (especially the shoulders) at the expense of others — wasn't always, either.
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