NASA had first beamed the video up via laser link to the spacecraft, which beamed it right back down.
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She beamed with pride ... just like she does here.
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They beamed as the crowns were placed upon their heads.
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William Shatner has not beamed up to the great beyond.
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It will detect neutrinos beamed over from Fermilab in Illinois.
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Palmer beamed and shook hands with fans, accessible as ever.
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"He beamed with pride at his second son," she writes.
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Photos of protests are beamed every day onto our phones.
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Trump beamed with approval and immediately stood to praise himself.
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"Last year, I finally got my green card," he beamed.
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"I don't know … I just love it here," she beamed.
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She beamed, and took cellphone pictures to show her family.
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Her eyes met mine, and I beamed back at her.
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His voice was beamed into space toward a black hole.
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It had beamed ceilings, plaster walls and large flagstone floors.
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"I am so proud of her," beamed her father, Noredine.
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"We're the smallest winery in the Napa Valley," she beamed.
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When a reporter relayed the news to Woods, he beamed.
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He beamed his image, several stories tall, into Times Square.
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Janine Salinas Schoenberg, the episode's writer, beamed in via Skype.
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The headlights of our rental car beamed into a blizzard.
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Ms. Donaldson beamed as she looked at Charlotte and Beatrix.
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Everyone else seemed very still, until Rees beamed at him.
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Data beamed over existing satellites is some of the laggiest.
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When my father came back to the hotel, he beamed.
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Energy could be beamed to Earth via microwaves or lasers.
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The room erupted in gasps and whoops, and Benioff beamed.
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Babe Ruth had beamed from his St. Vincent's hospital bed.
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The large central living space has a beamed, vaulted ceiling.
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Once it reaches its destination, say a Google cloud server, a new packet of data is sent back to the ground station, beamed up to the satellite, and then beamed back to the user's home.
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Chopra sweetly beamed at her man as both wore sleek shades.
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New Horizons beamed back these images on January 18 and 19.
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A glowing sign beamed the minimalist logo for Apple TV Plus.
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Only Scotty could make that happen, if he beamed me up.
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She beamed at me, and I tried to match her smile.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, wearing white and seated behind Trump, beamed.
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It's a rainbow that's not being beamed directly into the eyes.
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Some of the results are already being beamed back to Earth.
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"You did marvelously," beamed the contented Dutch minister at his side.
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The rock icon beamed in a white tunic and matching pants.
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At a celebration for the tax bill, Murkowski beamed alongside Trump.
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They beamed when a peacekeeper offered them a piece of bread.
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"I can't wait to see more about these groups," beamed Perchuk.
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In the room, family and friends beamed with excitement and pride.
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Biden beamed and posed for photos, clearly feeding off the adoration.
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"Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you … " Ms. Jackson beamed.
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Now, Stephen Hawking's voice will be beamed 3,500 light years away.
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We had low light, but it occasionally beamed through the clouds.
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Clean, limitless energy beamed down from space is a beguiling idea.
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When I told him they were students from Harvard, he beamed.
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In 1980, Voyager 1 beamed back the first images of Saturn.
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She beamed and waved at the cameras before boarding the shuttle.
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The guest bedroom has a vaulted, beamed ceiling and decorative windows.
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"Like the first time we actually spent time together," Lipinski beamed.
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In the snap, Duff beamed in the city's Washington Square Park.
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They beamed, resplendent in formal wear and peerless in tone deafness.
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When Jackson watched himself on video performing the drills, he beamed.
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When Republicans passed the tax bill in December 2017, he beamed.
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The courtroom erupted in applause, and Mr. Trump beamed and clapped.
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He beamed after meeting Chris Chambliss — "A U.C.L.A. Yankee!" he said.
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Upstairs, three of the four bedrooms have beamed ceilings and fireplaces.
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This is American state television, beamed from a studio beside Capitol Hill.
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The star beamed as she cradled her bump in one sweet snap.
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A team member beamed in via videoconference from the Los Angeles office.
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These videos aren't beamed down from the Space Station in this form.
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Results from the Amazon are beamed by satellite to Brasília, the capital.
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Hopefully the Femtosat launcher will prove itself effective once it's beamed up.
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MUCH OF THE information that is beamed back from space is useless.
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"They call me Billy…Billy's the short name for billionare," he beamed.
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Terra-cotta tile floors and beamed ceilings run throughout the ground level.
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It has a mix of exposed brick, natural maple and beamed ceilings.
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"We did everything right and then it's a silver medal," he beamed.
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When Mr. Sarfo walked into our makeshift studio, he beamed a smile.
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When I said that his views seemed to echo Bolsonaro's, Cleber beamed.
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Lozada beamed proudly, and the guerrillas raised their cups in a toast.
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Paul instinctively raised his hand against the light beamed into his face.
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"Unless aliens beamed in from Venus, they were attacked," the official said.
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She beamed with positivity three days before she took her own life.
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The Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich, in the audience, beamed at the idea.
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At a news conference after the test, NASA and SpaceX officials beamed.
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When the pool opened, Mr. Paes, the mayor at the time, beamed.
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High-definition projectors beamed pink and purple images on the fortress walls.
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Ayde Hernandez, from Guatemala, beamed and said she hoped she was next.
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The booming reverb made their voices feel high-beamed and almost Benedictine.
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And it was beamed back to Earth and then converted, shot off a monitor, actually, and then beamed around the world through the global satellite network, which had actually only just gone up about two weeks before Apollo 11.
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Regina King beamed as Brad Pitt theatrically accepted his first Oscar for acting.
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Rebel Wilson beamed in her beautiful bright pink gown and classic Hollywood waves.
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Ri Chun Hee, the news presenter, beamed as she announced the "perfect" explosion.
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"He'll get that waiver, right?" beamed Mr Trump on stage next to him.
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Children's names had paid for the whole bus in three days, aides beamed.
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"My little man!" she beamed as photos of Charley played on the screen.
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When some strangers approached us and regarded me with curiosity, my father beamed.
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When people complimented me on how well I spoke, my family members beamed.
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The barrier draw for Everest horse race controversially beamed onto Sydney Opera House.
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If you were an alien and had just beamed down to Doral, Fla.
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Clinton took the stage, Ms. Wasserman Schultz beamed, looking anything but self-pitying.
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A living room inside the carriage house features brick walls and beamed ceilings.
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The ceiling is beamed, and there is quite a bit of storage space.
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In his corner, Owen Roddy beamed from ear to ear in between commands.
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I asked my mom about it recently, and she beamed at the memory.
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The prime minister beamed in a white blazer with lapels embroidered in black.
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LG: Everything will just be beamed directly into our brains at that point.
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The apartment, with a beamed ceiling and casement windows, might fetch $500,000 today.
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The proceedings were carried live on TV and beamed across the island nation.
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Back on the factory floor, the seamstresses beamed as Mr. Williams sauntered by.
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He beamed as if he'd been surprised with the most wonderful of gifts.
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Indeed, Galactica felt as if it had beamed down from the Enterprise itself.
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Mary Lyons, an Ojibwe elder from Leech Lake, beamed and held my arm.
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Patty Martinez gave a huge, hearty laugh and beamed over at the boys.
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Now the movement has returned in force, beamed down to the concert stage.
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Starry's notion of fast Internet service wirelessly beamed to your home sounds great.
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Straight ahead from the foyer is a dining room with a beamed ceiling.
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"Serving the people is my motto," Shi beamed, quoting the former Chinese leader himself.
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Amy McGrath beamed as she took the podium at her election party in Kentucky.
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Mohamed beamed as he received his money and a parcel containing his repatriation documents.
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It would broadcast gravitational waves that would likewise be beamed in a lighthouse pattern.
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Harry held his son while Meghan beamed beside them wearing a white sleeveless dress.
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Images beamed back by the New Horizons spacecraft show a fractured landscape on Charon.
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Data will be beamed to the AIM mothership, then back to Earth for analysis.
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Since New Horizons beamed back photos of Pluto, the question has loomed: What's next?
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Pam beamed with pride introducing Adil, who looked dapper even in a t-shirt.
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Describing her exhausting and terrifying experiences filming, Chastain beamed over the following genre factoid.
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No, he beamed it straight into our hearts and minds and ears via Twitter.
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Another, a who owns a painting business upstate, beamed at a lower tax bill.
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Their efforts will be celebrated during a broadcast TV event beamed around the world.
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Nearby, one of the pizzeria's owners, Sean Berthiaume, 35, beamed like a proud father.
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Asked whether he was proud of his wife, the former President Bill Clinton beamed.
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Clowney beamed when told about the compliments his coach had paid him this week.
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The probe beamed back this portrait as it approached the planet in May 2004.
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The readings beamed back to Earth suggested a magnetic field emanating from the moon.
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"My name is Sarah McBride, and I am a proud transgender American," McBride beamed.
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Beneath its wood-beamed ceiling is a large lounge area with a stone fireplace.
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So Mr. Qahtani helped promote BeoutQ, a bootleg operation beamed from Riyadh-based Arabsat.
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"Today you were an angel from heaven!" he said in Hebrew, while Precy beamed.
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"We walked into the apartment, and there was a beamed ceiling," Ms. Wolfe said.
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"Look at this cat," Rich Waltz, a Marlins announcer, beamed on the team's broadcast.
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A covered walkway on the second floor has beamed ceilings and several seating areas.
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At the end, the families bowed and beamed, signaling the end of the show.
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The eat-in country kitchen connects to a dining room with a beamed ceiling.
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The pair seemed to have a great time as they beamed for the camera together.
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"Of course!" he beamed, blowing a polite but demurring kiss and retreating into the crowd.
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The home's interior has been updated, but still has arched windows and wood-beamed ceilings.
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It was—and still is—the furthest anyone has ever beamed an infrared laser message.
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The two happily posed for photos and cozied up as they beamed at the camera.
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He said people entering the Medina Mosque "beamed and smiled" when they saw his message.
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"In terms of AR and the Pokeman phenomenon, it's incredible what's happened there" Cook beamed.
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While two additional en-suite guest rooms feature wood-beamed ceilings and a shared deck.
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The commands to the spacecraft were carefully crafted and beamed to the vehicle long ago.
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The question now becomes: How much demand will there be for broadband beamed from space?
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The pair beamed as they walked the carpet, even sweetly holding hands at one point.
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She beamed as she showed me the site where her children will build their homes.
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New images beamed back from the Cassini spacecraft show Saturn's distinctive rings in unprecedented detail.
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AI-generated statistics will be beamed to baseball fans during game broadcasts and on MLB.
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In his too-cute photo, Grace beamed as she held up her coveted blue ribbon.
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The man listed the places, and the chef nodded in approval and the man beamed.
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Three bedrooms comfortably fit groups into the beamed, loft-like space with wood-burning stove.
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And they beamed and screamed and danced as if they'd just won the World Series.
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"C'mon fellas," Trump beamed triumphantly to a group of coal miners at the signing ceremony.
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It feels uncanny, like a version of radio rock beamed in from a different universe.
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"We've got world-class software and hardware design focused on measuring the heart," Gundotra beamed.
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The master suite contains a stone-framed fireplace and beamed ceilings, with a sitting area.
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They smiled, Thomas beamed and after a minute or two of conversation they all hugged.
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A great room with columns supporting a beamed ceiling has antique bricks from Southern Maine.
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But Music's potatoes practically beamed off the page; I would have to try the recipe.
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The dining room has a beamed ceiling and wainscoting that rises high on the walls.
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Now, we get a new must-see global series beamed into our homes every week.
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Mayor Frank G. Jackson pushed the arena deal through the City Council and beamed afterward.
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Osorio beamed, receiving a string of ferocious bear hugs from his players and staff members.
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A son-et-lumière show was beamed onto the hilltop façade of Moscow State University.
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"It's all good," she beamed to the relieved Rod Laver Arena crowd after the match.
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"We have been dreaming about this for so long," beamed 32-year-old Rytter Juhl.
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Yet, he's content with a product that seems beamed in from a staticky old channel.
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"There is nothing like seeing in practice what's possible," Ms. Merkel beamed when they returned.
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Texts are beamed to the screen, but its small size isn't conducive to actually reading.
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Across the hall is a family room with a wood-beamed ceiling and another fireplace.
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Kiriaki "Corinna" Tsopei beamed in a silky evening gown with beaded detailing on the shoulders.
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"Hey, guys!" he beamed, greeting me and Mike Isaac, a Times colleague who covers Facebook.
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The couple showed clear signs on nerves but beamed happily during the hour-long service.
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" Volanthen asked in an encounter captured on video and soon beamed around the world. "Thirteen?
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The couple, who own a villa nearby, beamed as they left the restaurant hand-in-hand.
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Wrapped in a red blanket, Sigler, 34, beamed while walking barefoot with the professional baseball player.
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"I am going to the snowboard halfpipe final on Valentine's Day, with my girlfriend," beamed Cha.
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This is space-age, space-cadet stuff, dub beamed straight out from one of Jupiter's moons.
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The internet will soon be beamed down faster and wider from space, courtesy of Elon Musk.
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A signal beamed through the thick air of the lower atmosphere would, by contrast, be absorbed.
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Stopping into PEOPLE's photo booth after picking up her trophy, the singer was beamed with confidence.
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Experimental equipment on board beamed chirrups of sound into the depths and listened for their return.
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You can listen to "Smile" below: Want more clever culture writing beamed directly to your inbox?
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We have all beamed over a Grandpa Joe and s**t-talked a Veruca Salt. #WeAreAugustusGloop.
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Is this some sort of futuristic bus where people are beamed inside a la Star Trek?
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Working together, the two powers can achieve "win-win results for both sides," Mr Xi beamed.
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"A beautiful and whimsical movie starring a CGI elephant with so much heart," beamed one attendee.
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The living area has an open-beamed timber ceiling and a built-in wood storage unit.
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Cold War—and it had access to Western TV, which it beamed across the gulf to
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Chopra Jonas beamed as she looked at the towering dessert, which was adorned with sparkler candles.
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Tokarczuk beamed up at him from her customary seat in the middle of the front row.
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I beamed with pride from the next chair over as John's brother, Angelo, cleaned me up.
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Tens of thousands of these electronic organs beamed their data to drones and on to computers.
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Miner earned a standing ovation and beamed while putting his hand to his heart in appreciation.
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Throughout the hospital, too, Assad's face beamed down from framed portraits hung on nearly every ward.
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The guesthouse has white-painted wood walls and beamed ceiling, and natural-colored floors and trim.
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Using a camera to track my head movement, Noveto's speakers beamed sound right to my ears.
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The wood-beamed ceilings are made from local pine, and the floors throughout are ceramic tile.
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A cache of near-endless movies and shows that can be instantly beamed to the TV?
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Last year, Loon beamed connections to Peru after floods there and Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria.
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Divers placed thick sling cables around the hull and a steel-beamed cradle next to the ship.
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Bell and Hackett beamed with big smiles in the images — and the internet also felt the love.
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Games will be beamed to your living room through the internet instead of processed on the console.
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Approaching the Radio City Music Hall in New York City, Lopez and Rodriguez beamed while holding hands.
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The momager, 62, also beamed in a black outfit after seeing Tyga, 28, in the pit section.
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As I grew up, MTV and Nickelodeon beamed white faces and shiny brown hair into my home.
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Original details, like peg-and-groove floors, beamed ceilings and wooden cabinetry, still exist, according to Realtor.com.
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The slimmed-down reality star beamed in the photograph which she shared alongside a lengthy serious caption.
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It's warped, waterlogged, alien and, rather suitably, it sounds like it's been beamed in from another planet.
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Earlier, Bernie's voice had been beamed in via an awkward phone call played over the sound system.
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The viewfinder feed and the resulting image or video will be beamed to your phone over WiFi.
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Bündchen, 38, beamed in a dramatic one-shoulder white Stella McCartney gown, with an asymmetrical cape train.
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Mr. Bratton, at the news conference on Tuesday, beamed at Chief O'Neill and praised Mr. de Blasio.
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"After the story got out, donated laundry supplies rolled in from around the world," the principal beamed.
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I called a friend through the watch's Phone app, and her voice seamlessly beamed through my headphones.
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I thought I'd been summoned by a higher power, airwaves beamed into my head, really weird stuff.
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Administrators beamed a light from the terminus of this tunnel, though: Jung could try one more time.
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The 21992,280-foot-wide dish has beamed SETI messages into deep space, and detected far-flung planets.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba — The day's top news stories are beamed from a round studio that evokes a tepee.
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She beamed when asked about the silver stars around her eyes, affixed with tweezers and eyelash glue.
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Mr. Kim beamed across the negotiating table, while the guests appeared to hang on his every word.
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In typical Koze fashion the first two tracks sound like they could be beamed directly from space.
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Throughout the unit are oversize windows, wide-plank oak floors and beamed ceilings extending around 12.5 feet.
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The original one-car garage was converted into an office with French doors and a beamed ceiling.
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She beamed by her father's side at the official ceremony honoring him with the Maurice Podoloff Trophy.
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For the centennial, perhaps any commemoration will be beamed directly to your anterior cingulate cortex, or thereabouts.
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There are hardwood floors throughout, along with butternut paneling, beamed ceilings, several built-ins and six fireplaces.
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"That's the note, don't worry," Ms. Tramontin told one chorister, who beamed with pride, and some relief.
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Ms. Benton, who lives on the Upper East Side, beamed as she strolled through the new station.
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Gillian, stirring butter into the lima beans, beamed threats at her son's new girlfriend: You little bitch.
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The seemingly slimmed-down reality star beamed in the photograph which she shared alongside a lengthy serious caption.
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Pettway was beamed in through the robot's "face," that is, an LCD screen with a cap on it.
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With all these new gadgets comes troves of data, which then have to be beamed back towards Earth.
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The bride beamed in a lace dress by RCampos Atelier, holding flowers in autumn colors by Gra Barriviera.
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" Now, he beamed, "It's the hottest, it's like, trending all over the world…So we like that expression.
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If you bought Barnes & Noble's impossibly cheap Nook and love being surreptitiously beamed to China, Christmas came early.
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They beamed one of an entangled pair of photons to Micius and kept the other on the ground.
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"The only thing we need to add is sugar — that's the beauty of what we've done," Butt beamed.
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Last month, Cassini beamed back images of Saturn's other gnocchi moon, Pan, and naturally, we lost our chill.
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The scan was acquired by the ESA's Sentinel-1A satellite, then beamed to Oberpfaffenhofen and Neustrelitz in Germany.
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As gray clouds cleared Wednesday morning, the feed that broadcast out of Trumpland beamed a bright, bloody red.
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The youngster also had her signature smile on full display as she beamed for the camera alongside Kardashian.
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"We did that," beamed Bey before exiting the stage while the screen above her flashed the message, "Vote."
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That data was beamed back in real time, and will be analyzed in the coming weeks and months.
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It retains many of its original charming details, like beamed ceilings, casement windows, and terra cotta tile floors.
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New photos beamed back to Earth from NASA's Juno spacecraft show the beautiful, giant planet as never before.
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The sci-fi sounds of No Man's Sky will soon be beamed to a music venue near you.
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A smooth transition to DAB, which is already beamed across Norway, could encourage these countries to move ahead.
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That's six awards in two years for a producer making recordings that sound beamed in from another dimension.
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Inside, the 1930s home maintains its typical Southern California feel with high, arched doorways and wood beamed ceilings.
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But Mr. Hughes runs the risk of having the restrictions restored when the next update is beamed down.
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Cairo, Egypt (CNN)Gehad al-Rawy beamed with joy as she emerged from an Egyptian courtroom last September.
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"It's tough, it is my favorite spot in the whole world and I have played well," beamed Couples.
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In a black-and-white image, she beamed as she held an infant, one of her five children.
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Posing for a photo on the park's official Instagram, the couple beamed with their arms around each other.
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Once she realizes she's no longer full of rage directed at someone else, she's beamed up to heaven.
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NASA's Voyager 2 probe beamed back unprecedented data as it crossed into interstellar space nearly a year ago.
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I beamed, spilled some coffee on the overalls and dumped my wallet's remaining coins into her tip jar.
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The video of him sitting against a rock wall, eyes closed in apparent bliss, was beamed around India.
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Results are beamed onto a chunky, tablet-like device; the readings come up like waves on the screen.
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Michael and Nancy Worstell, 71 and 83 years old, clutched each other, beamed and laughed as totality began.
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The kitchen has a beamed ceiling, brick-tile floors and a back staircase leading to the upper level.
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Leaning against a wall at the back of the room, Sasha beamed at the mass of people inside.
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Playing behind them while they ate: The Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade, beamed live from back in New York.
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Photo: Jennings Brown (Gizmodo)A pair of floodlights beamed in the distance, like a pair of glowing eyes.
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I'm not sure I would want many notifications beamed directly into my face, but maybe that's just me.
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During its final dive, Cassini beamed back amazing photos of Saturn as we'd never seen the planet before.
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He beamed that broad, warm smile, the one that makes him look a little like a happy shark.
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The world's media have been gripped by the occasion, and television channels beamed the ceremony across the world.
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Now sitting happily on the surface, the spacecraft has already beamed home photos from Mars — here's the first one.
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One lucky winner's message will be beamed to the space probe, which is nearly 13 billion miles from Earth.
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Doria met members of the Hubb Community Kitchen and beamed as Meghan spoke about how the women welcomed her.
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The entire point of broadcast television was that a nation was beamed the same shows at the same time.
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"Getting ready for the #Oscars," Heidi said as she beamed in a time-lapse video of her glam session.
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Walking side by side with her husband, Kate, 36, beamed as she glanced at a smiley William, also 36.
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The government is trying to tip the balance, with adverts in newspapers and videos beamed at passengers in airports.
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"A lot of wives wouldn't give a damn," Trump said as Scalise beamed and the room erupted in laughter.
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" As for the competitive landscape, Shear beamed "I think it's awesome to see such vigorous invest in livestreaming globally.
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Doria met members of the Hubb Community Kitchen and beamed as Meghan spoke about how the women welcomed her.
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America, brace yourself for the greatness that is Dr. Pimple Popper videos to be beamed into your living room.
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Inside, the story points out the home is filled with light, and features wood-beamed ceilings and stone walls.
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When she finally saw someone she recognized, she beamed, holding a card tied to red straps around her neck.
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Click here to view original GIFThe first images beamed back by Rosetta revealed a very rubber-ducky like object.
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Booth even posed for a photo with his former adversaries, keeping a straight face while the other men beamed.
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Will this dead cat now be beamed up to some mysterious place we can't see with our human eyes?
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Excess fame has beamed off Criss and Swier to a friend of mine, Matt Glueckert—and then to me.
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The images were beamed across the globe, and to anyone watching in his home country the message was clear.
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The company says it can deliver gigabit speed Internet that will be beamed to its customers like Wi-Fi.
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In a 2017 demonstration, Albertin and her team beamed X-rays at the document to photograph the text inside.
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Margaret Atwood, who was beamed in on a big screen, with a prerecorded Q&A segment, mirrored those concerns.
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This data then gets beamed to your smartphone through Bluetooth and shows you a number from 0 to 100.
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Like those systems, the S-Ray offers a hyper-focused listening experience beamed in one direction at the listener.
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When your correspondent visited, he beamed out of posters for the latest copy of the French magazine, Jeune Afrique.
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Parton, on the other hand, beamed in a white long-sleeve dress adorned with gold studs and matching fringe.
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She sat up, gingerly moving her head, then beamed and impulsively hugged the doctor, vigorously and with both arms.
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The décor — silver farmhouse chairs, black-beamed ceiling, mismatched floral china — is as refined yet unpretentious as the food.
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Second, that the vibrancy beamed out from a marriage gives no indication of how likely it is to fail.
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The day Britney shaved her head—February 16, 2007—was the pop culture equivalent of an earthquake, beamed globally.
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Recently, while visiting my family in Halifax, I beamed into Hassan's office in Palo Alto, where Suitable Technologies Inc.
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Clinton beamed, "Oh my gosh, it went by so fast, Bret!" when the hourlong special had reached its conclusion.
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Anthony and I set up mics across the table from each other and we beamed Jordan in via phone.
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Her cute freckles and perfect smile beamed innocence, particularly juxtaposed against her sexy belly-tops and tight-fitting pants.
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African-Americans were almost entirely invisible in the televised version of America that was beamed out over the networks.
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Through four shows in two nights, the disruptive imagery will be beamed onto eight screens, penning the audience in.
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A direct message like this, beamed from another person's sensibility into your own sensorium, isn't meant to be shared.
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Sitting in front of a stack of charts, Mendy Hickey, a nurse, beamed about gains on maternal health measures.
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The main entrance opens into a living room with brick flooring, beamed ceilings and a traditional kiva corner fireplace.
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I walked through an open door and up a set of wood-plank steps into a timber-beamed loft.
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After Mr. Trump left, another resident, Kathy Rice, beamed as she drove her golf cart back toward her home.
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Strobe lights flashed on the placid face of the patron pink-bowed cat, which beamed down from the ceiling.
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Images beamed from satellite trucks and photographers parked outside the church's front door had quickly ricocheted around the globe.
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New Horizons is the probe that flew by Pluto on July 22014, 269, and beamed back those amazing pictures.
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Inside are high-beamed ceilings and picture windows; outside are lush trees, a private dock, and a hot tub.
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It's still Fox that is beamed into millions of American homes, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen beamed and embraced Marin warmly as they met at the Brussels summit.
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The pageant queen beamed as she accepted her scepter and crown in the company of Miss Puerto Rico 1970.
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Images of players with freshly shaved heads being put through drills by specialty trainers were beamed around the country.
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And at the end of the interview, when asked if he was running for president, Mr. Sanders practically beamed.
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Up an oak staircase are two large en suite bedrooms with vaulted, beamed ceilings, wide-plank floors and balconies.
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The world's most powerful man beamed before bending his neck forward so his head was within Jacob's short reach.
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In a photo captured of Camilla, 71, the royal beamed at the camera with the small, clear glass in hand.
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The halftime show we now expect — a tightly planned superstar extravaganza beamed worldwide — arrived relatively late in the game's evolution.
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Evans was stag in the stands until after Ballerini's sang "I Hate Love Songs" (he beamed through the whole performance).
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But, to cap off a flawless landing, the probe successfully beamed back the photo to the applause of NASA scientists.
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Or maybe it was beamed down to our planet by aliens in order to keep watch over the human race.
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Space companies are trying to grow a market for the massive amounts of data beamed back from satellites each day.
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Travis, silenced by a stroke five years ago, beamed as Bryan leaned over to greet the 903-year-old legend.
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He has notched up 26,000 miracles since his death in 1898, when villagers said light beamed out of his tomb.
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Rosetta is still orbiting Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, and it's beamed back an impressive image showing off the comet's surface.
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The bout will be beamed around the world on UFC Fight Pass on May 8 from the Ahoy Rotterdam arena.
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Donetsk's inhabitants sat cocooned in their Soviet-era apartments, plugged into another night of news beamed from across the border.
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Pel beamed at this assessment, from his tangle of straps and limbs in the strap-down station against the wall.
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On June 20183th 2008 the organisation beamed a 30-second advertisement for Doritos tortilla chips towards the constellation Ursa Major.
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Both actors beamed in the snap as Lively sat on Reynolds' lap and they held their arms around each other.
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The 16-month-old also had her signature smile on full display as she beamed for the camera alongside Kardashian.
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After I drove a Viper on the track for the first time, he beamed and told me I was legit.
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Built in 1951, the home has vaulted wood beamed ceilings, hardwood and stone floors, French doors and three stone fireplaces.
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"Stormi's awake!" the mother of one beamed, holding her baby girl in her arms and kissing her on the cheek.
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Using that tool, Fan was able to write some custom code that could be "beamed" into the BS-X game.
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NASA is coming off decades of science beamed back to Earth by big telescopes launched in the 1990s and 2000s.
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A triumphant Jones beamed as he addressed a cheering audience Tuesday night, celebrating his victory and his 25th wedding anniversary.
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Clinton answered the Starr team's questions from the White House, his image and voice beamed out over closed-circuit television.
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The 500 terabytes of data they beamed down over the years was continually processed to create real-world elevation models.
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Technically, Rubio didn't show up — he beamed in, in the form of a pretaped, nondescript speech mostly about Hillary Clinton.
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Because that person is living in this era, so are we pretending they were beamed in from the 12th century?
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Whereabouts of some bears now is recorded every hour and beamed to an airplane to be downloaded onto researchers' computers.
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"It was unthinkable to have two Brazilians on the podium but finally our day came," he beamed after his performance.
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In honor of the 2015 Paris Climate Conference, a projection of JR's work was beamed onto the French National Assembly.
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" Isabel Seely Buntain, a Warby Parker brand manager, opened a laptop and beamed a presentation onto a big screen. "O.
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It felt more like Scottsdale than Scotland as the sun beamed down and the wind blew lightly, if at all.
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To consumers, Tesla is selling electric cars that are gleaming, high-performing machines practically beamed in direct from the future.
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Her father beamed at the bright green shoots blanketing the flooded fields and credited his luck to the auspicious timing.
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INDOORS The main unit has an open living, dining and kitchen area with pine floors, beamed ceilings and a fireplace.
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The living room has a chalet-style peaked wood-beamed ceiling and a wood balcony, brick floors and a fireplace.
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Punctuating the trip are musical excerpts, beamed automatically into high-tech headsets like the one Ms. de Niese was sporting.
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The kitchen has high beamed ceilings, stone tile floors, a walk-in pantry and modern appliances, including an AGA oven.
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Or that might, in the future, invent devices such as the transporter that famously "beamed up Scottie" of Star Trek.
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On whether media images beamed across the world were suggestive of police brutality, Lam argued that context was often missing.
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Imagine that you grew up with the world's tragedies being beamed into your living room by 24-hour cable news.
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Every morning, Arora walks into work, and sifts through the addresses and receipts that are beamed directly to her phone.
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Both offer elegant and ornate original features, including painted and beamed ceilings and stately fireplaces, decorated in Dutch delft tiles.
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The cat balance-beamed along a fence, and Foster followed as it slipped behind a shed and into an alleyway.
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The couple — who married in August — beamed as they posed together on the carpet and even showed off some PDA.
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Still, he beamed as a crowd gathered for a ceremony that honored several other indigenous activists who spoke their languages.
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Before the blowout, Brown beamed about the potential for the Nets to develop a new character after the All-Star break.
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Harris, who many pundits declared the winner of the debate, beamed as she was approached on the floor by several pages.
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Retired teacher Susana Zuniga beamed and said the country was experiencing a moment similar to the Mexican Revolution a century ago.
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It's still not exactly poster quality, but remember, this is being beamed back bit by bit from four billion miles away.
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But the images beamed back to Earth are low resolution, unable to show small-scale deforestation or changes in tree cover.
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The storylines and personalities ESPN beamed out everyday contributed to shaping your notion of the world, at least for a while.
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It beamed its unprecedented data back to NASA, where it was stored on the hot new format of the day: microfilm.
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Talking to reporters, da Silva beamed and applauded his fellow competitors as they stepped onto the podium to accept their medals.
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For the uninformed, this might sound like something you can buy to start getting 5G beamed straight in to your house.
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The images and information it's beamed back to Earth has enabled the publication of over 3,000 scientific reports, according to NASA.
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This brightening of the night sky comes from light sources like street lamps beamed straight up or reflected off the ground.
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Scientists will still be able to analyze and reanalyze the data Spitzer beamed to Earth during its long life in space.
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New photos beamed home after it completed that daredevil maneuver show the planet's atmosphere from a closer distance than ever before.
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The video itself is also part of an ongoing experiment of sorts, considering it was beamed down to Earth in 4K.
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"His service is worth the long drive to the old part of Muscat," Mr. Al-Ajmi said, as Mr. Allak beamed.
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"I'm excited to see it firsthand and to be able to tell people about it and advocate for it," Cuthbertson beamed.
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Wonder how they feel about a potential revival or Christmas special... Want more clever culture writing beamed directly to your inbox?
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He beamed with pride when he showed off his family photos, pointing out each of his four children and nine grandchildren.
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The current industry leader is GAINSWave, and the technology involves high-frequency, low-intensity sound waves being beamed into the penis.
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International travel is becoming the new conspicuous consumption, with photos of unique destinations beamed out through WeChat and other social media.
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A grand foyer with a groined ceiling and travertine floors leads to a beamed living room with hand-scraped walnut floors.
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Mr. Ammann beamed when details of the test ride were shared, declaring, "This technology is coming along faster than anyone thinks."
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Immediately to your left is a library with a peaked, beamed ceiling, built-in bookshelves and a stone wood-burning fireplace.
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I beamed at him as that scene unfolded, amazed that he was in the right spot and back in my life.
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Her team prepped it for sequencing, ran the sample through their new machine, and beamed the resulting data up to IDSeq.
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Designed by Anthony Goicolea, they looked like your average rocks until the light caught them and colors beamed across the lawn.
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The defendants appear one after another on television screens, beamed in via video conference from various booking centers in the city.
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The main lobby area is vibrant but serene and preserves the building's historic Spanish Colonial style with beautifully-stenciled beamed ceilings.
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Houseplants were suspended from the room's high wood-beamed ceilings, and the smell of freshly baked bread hung in the air.
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To compensate, experts say, educators in Chinese cities have been experimenting with programs in which lessons are beamed into rural classrooms.
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While TV networks beamed news of the settlement onto trading floors around the world, Cohen sat at his desk in Stamford.
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The butter-colored home with a beamed, Tudor-style roof sits on Wareham Place in the Jamaica Estates neighborhood of Queens.
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Holding a peeled eggplant with both hands as if it were a newborn baby, he gazed down on it and beamed.
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We eventually added a safer car, but how our daughter beamed when her dad drove her to school in the Spider!
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A wing off the great room includes three bedrooms with beamed timber ceilings and a bathroom with a walk-in shower.
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Now, standing in the narrow back alley in downtown Yangon, the longtime resident beamed at the scene in front of her.
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He beamed, dimples dug deep into his cheeks, marveling at how the actor in the role of "El" had captured him.
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A wing off the great room includes three bedrooms with beamed timber ceilings and a bathroom with a walk-in shower.
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Then, they beamed a pulsing laser at the antihydrogen, which caused the anti-atoms to emit light, whose colors they measured.
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He beamed as he solicited hugs, not just votes, from gray-haired matrons at an old-folks home in coal country.
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These rooms all have hardwood floors and wood-beamed ceilings, and connect to an expansive terrace that overlooks lush tropical gardens.
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"Sarah can tell you that I've been pushing her to let me show these slides for quite a while," he beamed.
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It has pioneered methods of upgrading cars through software updates beamed over the air, the way iPhones can download operating systems.
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They wrapped their arms around each other tightly, and Noah beamed, revealing a prominent underbite, a physical sign of his disabilities.
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Kroesen and her cast nonetheless beamed happily throughout, at odds with the uncomfortable observations about life that the script bluntly stated.
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Image: AppleSmartphone appsOn top of the basic information collected by your smartphone and beamed back (or not beamed back) to the company that made your handset, there's all the information collected by the apps you run too—the data that gets recorded and saved is down to an individual app's privacy policies and the permissions you give it.
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If it's not Mark Zuckerberg handing out "Free Basics" to developing countries, it's internet connectivity beamed down from giant, solar-powered drones.
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Even though the images beamed back to Earth were basic, they were vital for the improvement of weather observations and forecasts worldwide.
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Stroker beamed with pride as the audience gave her a rousing standing ovation, and she dedicated her victory to kids with disabilities.
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Today, the radio waves beamed in satellite communications have limited bandwidth, which means they can't transmit a lot of data at once.
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So when billionaire tech mogul Elon Musk announced that he was going to help, some in the tech community beamed with pride.
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People cohabitating can be unsure if their AirPods-wearing significant others are listening to them, or to something beamed through their phone.
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Trump appeared with Jordan at an Ohio rally in the summer and beamed when the crowd started chanting, 'Speaker of the House!
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That's probably the most resonant message beamed back from the futures of 2017—it's all contingent on that transfer of generational power.
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A glass door at the end of the living room leads to a screened-porch addition with an open-beamed wood ceiling.
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Harry held his son while Meghan beamed beside them wearing a white sleeveless dress by London-based British designer Grace Wales Bonner.
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Doria met members of the Hubb Community Kitchen at Kensington Palace and beamed as Meghan spoke about how the women welcomed her.
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And beamed it to Japan so that Japan could have control of American children and get them to bomb Pearl Harbor again.
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But as well as the medieval oak-beamed roof and the later-built spire, the damage to the interior has been immense.
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As humanity's farthest probe, every piece of information beamed back to Earth is new and groundbreaking, therefore scientists are hungry for more.
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But he has had a career of mostly regional cult adulation, and in some ways he felt beamed in from another dimension.
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Called Pathfinder, the cluster of satellites will work together to locate and make sense of radio emissions beamed up from the ground.
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Showing off his battle scars while smiling in a photo shared by Hart, Jameson beamed as he sported a red upper lip.
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Also, if this technology had been around more, maybe Hazard would have realized his whole body would be beamed into the studio.
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Crowe, 54, sported a bushy beard and beamed as he stood next to his costar from the 2000 Academy Award-winning film.
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After a galactic mishap throws their colonization mission off course, the Covenant decides to follow a beamed message to a nearby planet.
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These are the guest quarters and include a kitchen, bathroom, living room, a wood-burning stove and charming reclaimed wood-beamed ceilings.
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AS THE results of the election for the Diet's upper house rolled in on July 10th, Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, beamed.
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His face — that five o'clock shadow, the salt-and-pepper hair, the faint scowl — beamed out from the cover of each one.
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I often saw Zamalek residents watching the revolution on television, as if the images had been beamed in from some distant land.
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A new photo beamed back from Jupiter by NASA's Juno probe, gives us a good idea of what that could be like.
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Harry held his son while Meghan beamed beside them wearing a white sleeveless dress by London-based British designer Grace Wales Bonner.
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The game started faster than fast again, with Klay Thompson visibly vibrating as if he was about to be beamed up somewhere.
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Although our stupid heads are being beamed into lounge rooms across the globe, we still have to share footlong subs for lunch.
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But the images beamed across the internet were compelling—here was the new exotica, a hybrid of contemporary materialism and freaky Africana.
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Davachi acts as a spectral conductor, making pieces that sound empty and haunted, like computerized funeral ballads from beamed from another life.
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In 2014, Erdogan couldn't attend a meeting so instead beamed a pirouetting hologram of himself into a room of shocked party members.
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"Thank you," I said, choked up as this man, who was probably risking his life for his country, beamed back at me.
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It made me laugh, it made me cry, and the entire time I beamed with joy at the beauty of this story.
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She beamed as she showed off the new appliances, the two bedrooms and a wide bathroom door that could accommodate her wheelchair.
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MDA Director General Eli Bin beamed with pride when talking about his team, comprised of 2,500 full-time employees and 25,000 volunteers.
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It has pioneered methods of upgrading cars through software updates beamed over the air, the way iPhones can download new operating systems.
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The image was beamed into the niche one night in 2015; later the couple donated their $550,000 projector to the culture ministry.
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And to make the Klingons seem even more incompetent, somehow the Klingons don't detect that two humans have beamed on their ship.
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To one side of the entrance hall is a kitchen with a vaulted, beamed ceiling, four arched windows and GE Profile appliances.
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So entering Wimbledon, the Spanish media spotlight, usually beamed at Nadal, is trained completely on their 22-year-old Venezuelan-born heroine.
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She beamed as students described how they had blossomed at the school, which offers a refuge from bullying, scorn and self-doubt.
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Ever wish you could start your own silent disco or have the audio from a faraway TV beamed directly into your ears?
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It was a "Marshall Plan for climate protection", beamed Markus Söder, leader of the conservative Christian Social Union, Mrs Merkel's electoral partner.
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An outer box that beamed with flashy images, marketing copy, and densely packed small print took a fiddly few moments to remove.
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This LG signature fridge has a door that opens when you step on a projection light beamed on the floor #CES2016 pic.twitter.
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With its subtle octagonal framing of the dial, it vaguely suggests an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak beamed in from the 23rd century.
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The oak-beamed dining room has built-in china cabinets and a set of French doors leading to a screened wraparound porch.
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Ever wish you could start your own silent disco, or have the audio from a faraway TV beamed directly into your ears?
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Eritrea's ageing dictator, Issaias Afwerki, beamed as he embraced his young counterpart and signed a peace deal to end two decades of enmity.
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The researchers beamed a stream of photons at a partially silvered mirror, so that half the photons took one path and half another.
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He also stood next to Oxman in another picture with his hands behind his back as the larger group beamed at the camera.
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Your healthy living sector is getting beamed from both the sun and solid Saturn this month, so don't slack on your fitness goals.
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"Artificial intelligence is the future, not only for Russia but for all humankind," he said, via live video beamed to 16,000 selected schools.
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Showing that there are no hard feelings, Diddy and Lopez's current flame Alex Rodriguez clasped hands and appeared to chat as Lopez beamed.
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Mother Lisa Cooper and grandmother Carolyn Cooper, classes of 22016 and 230 respectively, beamed as they helped Mia Haywood, 210, fix her gown.
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They're taken in by rebel leader Fred Johnson, and learn where the information from the science experiment is being beamed: a space station.
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A YEAR AGO at Farnborough Air Show, Dennis Muilenburg, boss of Boeing, beamed as orders for its new 737 max jetliner rolled in.
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A YEAR AGO at Farnborough Air Show, Dennis Muilenburg, boss of Boeing, beamed as orders for its new 737 MAX jetliner rolled in.
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I can attest that they are just as sweet IRL as they appear when beamed at you through your computer or TV screen.
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The team beamed the signals between a 45-story tower in central Cologne and the Space Observation Radar in Wachtberg, 23 miles away.
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Presence: Small, scooped, and slick, with Ridley Scott color palettes, these feel like they got beamed out of some Pacific Rim fusion future.
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In 1989, as Voyager 2 flew past the large planet it beamed back images of a dark cloud in the world's southern hemisphere.
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Residents of New York City were left with more questions than answers when a bright blue light beamed from the sky Thursday evening.
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Why it's a big deal: As more and more drones and satellites get sent up, more and more data is being beamed down.
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He kept going, learning from his previous steps while constantly moving forward, cutting a human profile while seeming beamed in from another dimension.
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It may not be a walk down the aisle, but Eva Longoria still beamed as she glided down the Golden Globes red carpet.
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Home to some of the world's biggest clubs, the Premier League is a global phenomenon, beamed to millions of homes across the planet.
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And it was hard not to feel happy for him when he beamed with relief and humility in front of an adoring audience.
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That blueprint file is then beamed back to Earth, where a 'new me' is constructed using raw materials available at the destination site.
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In a heartstring-tugging snapshot, the television host beamed while snuggling up with his dog and his first child, who was born Feb.
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Both voted for Mr. Sanders during their states' elections and beamed late night Friday as they described seeing Mr. Sanders at the show.
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Computers on the International Space Station need to connect via a laggy, bandwidth-starved connection that's beamed from the surface — basically satellite internet.
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Home to some of the world's biggest teams, the Premier League is a global phenomenon, beamed to millions of homes across the planet.
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It's thought that the feeds beamed back from Israeli drones and jets were supposed to be heavily encrypted, according to The Intercept's sources.
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The 34-year-old was supported by a rotating team of 41 pacesetters and a pace car that beamed lasers onto the road.
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While the light beamed onto my back, Irina used a high-frequency wand, which is supposed to help reduce the appearance of pores.
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The master is part of a suite with a pitched beamed ceiling, a tile floor and a wall of windows overlooking the ocean.
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Book this chalet for $203 per weekend nightFor a group getaway in the mountains, this Catskills retreat sleeps eight under rustic beamed ceilings.
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Those embedded in the road surface record pavement and subsurface temperatures; infrared "grip sensors" are beamed onto the road surface from nearby poles.
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"You're bringing tears to my eyes," she told the Republican strategist Ed Rollins as she beamed over the meaning of Mr. Trump's win.
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The master bedroom has a wall of floor-to-ceiling glass and a white beamed ceiling, an original feature seen throughout the house.
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The landscape grew darker and a small stream of sunlight beamed directly onto a field of haystacks in the distance like a laser.
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It had a solid heads-up display that beamed speed, speed limit, navigation and even blind-spot monitoring information directly onto the windshield.
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Some people believe Stanley Kubrick shot the moon landing in a studio and sent the footage up with astronauts, who beamed it back.
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Roughly 400 million people experienced the song simultaneously, through a BBC TV special, "Our World," that was beamed around the world by satellite.
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He beamed while his son asked questions and played with toys when they were reunited Tuesday at a federal immigration office in Michigan.
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There are ceramic tile and hardwood floors, beamed ceilings and ceiling fans throughout the home, which is decorated with traditional furniture and accessories.
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A hallway from the dining room leads to the family room, which has oak-beamed ceilings, an exposed stone wall and a fireplace.
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Inside, the foyer leads to a spacious open living area with oak-beamed cathedral ceilings, cedar wall siding and heated ceramic-tile floors.
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Usually more comfortable fading into the background, she beamed while leading the family in the call-and-response ritual of clues and answers.
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To the right is a family room with a beamed ceiling, brick floors and a white-brick fireplace with a long timber mantel.
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"Yes, he tried hard for his sister," beamed Oxana Orlova, who lives in Kirov, a city in the Volga region east of Moscow.
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"And after 9/11, it was very, very difficult for me," Mr. Stachel continued, as his parents beamed with pride from the audience.
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Off the foyer is a well-lit living room with a decorative fireplace and a connected formal dining room with a beamed ceiling.
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Beamed energy is a crucial aspect of space solar power, but this test remains the most powerful demonstration of the technology to date.
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I sat and played for what felt like a long time, as small fractures of sunlight beamed down from the stained-glass windows.
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FRANKFURT/RIYADH (Reuters) - For many people, the language of European Central Bank policymakers is so impenetrable, it could be beamed from another planet.
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FRANKFURT/RIYADH (Reuters) - For many people, the language of European Central Bank policymakers is so impenetrable, it could be beamed from another planet.
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It was Land, who looked as if he had been beamed in from a different dimension, or at any rate a different denomination.
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When he put the medal around the neck of Michael Jordan, Mr. Obama, an avid basketball fan, beamed like a 10-year-old.
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He and his attorneys made his case, through video teleconference, to immigration judge Eric Tijerina, whose image was beamed in from San Antonio.
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The heart of the home is the beamed great room with a grand fireplace and two sets of doors connecting to backyard patios.
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There are vaulted wood-beamed ceilings, wide-plank wood flooring, decorative moldings and paneling and leaded-glass windows, in addition to six fireplaces.
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Happily, since March of last year, the same old neon sign has beamed resiliently onto Second Avenue outside the beery Lazarus's new home.
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"I built a new brick house with the income I got from these crops," beamed Ekinyu, wearing a gold dress and matching headscarf.
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At one end is a dining room with an open, beamed ceiling and multiple sets of French doors leading to a stone terrace.
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There are 20-foot beamed ceilings and boldly patterned concrete tile floors, terra cotta sphinxes and French chairs made of steel and twine.
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The Australian star, 27, beamed as she stood on the red carpet with the ice skating legend, whom she portrays in the new film.
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"I've never been looking forward to wanting to play the seventh game of a World Series in my life," beamed Cubs manager Joe Maddon.
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The fence's transmitters beamed up radio waves that spread into a fan shape, blanketing the continental US in a kind of radio force-field.
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Laser communication, unlike radio waves beamed from conventional satellites, delivers a targeted beam, which means it's best used in a one-on-one setting.
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In a sweet Instagram post shared on Friday by Hart, Jameson beamed his big smile at the camera while sporting a red upper lip.
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The green star was actually a laser, beamed from a satellite orbiting over 300 miles overhead, like a lighthouse beacon advertising the spacecraft's location.
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But he was booed at Game 5 of the World Series game in Washington, D.C., when his image was beamed onto the big screen.
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Kevin Federline and Victoria Prince beamed earlier this week as they stepped out for a romantic dinner date at Asian eatery TAO in Hollywood.
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This means that it can plot the wildfire perimeter in near-real-time, as live video from aircrews is beamed to National Guard analysts.
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The video — which was beamed out to Paul's 15 million YouTube subscribers — featured imagery of one apparent suicide victim with their face blurred out.
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More than half a century later, Ronnie still lights up when recalling the first time she heard her signature song beamed across the airwaves.
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Since then, it's beamed back countless gigabytes of data and breathtaking photos, enabling the publication of more than 22010,222 scientific reports, according to NASA.
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After darkness fell, guerrilla projectionists beamed phrases such as "BP also sponsors: repressive regimes" and "BP also sponsors: climate change" onto the theater's exterior.
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The bar's calling card is its weird and beautiful cocktails and shooters, which look like they've been beamed up from a Star Trek set.
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The confused officer was quick to document the sighting and put it on Facebook, in case it was beamed back up to its mothership.
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New Horizons might have swept past Pluto months ago, but we're still learning some cool things from the images that are being beamed back.
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But there's nothing quite as sobering as seeing your thirsty face beamed onto a screen for all of your fellow bar-goers to see.
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They were, instead, amplified by the klieg lights of a prime time presidential debate, beamed into the homes of tens of millions of voters.
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Both Starry and Terragraph transmit data in the millimeter wave spectrum, and employ a phased array of antennae to maintain a narrowly beamed signal.
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Inside the main home, the Spanish-revival style property has vaulted beamed ceilings throughout, five fireplaces, and an updated kitchen with chef-grade appliances.
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Lee beamed as he walked onto the Oscar stage to accept the award and lept into presenter Samuel L. Jackson's arms for a hug.
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X-rays that beamed through the droplet in the same fraction of a second offered humanity's first glimpse of water under those extreme conditions.
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So they beamed the man in from his locker room in Kazan, Russia: Note that the hosts are even making eye contact with Hazard.
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The sun looks like a proud, happy dad with a huge smile in new photos beamed back to Earth by a sun-staring spacecraft.
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She beamed when she described working 18 hours over the weekend and getting to kiss a 23-year-old male model on the shoot.
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Consequently these tracks beamed from and too introverts are a little more spaced out and a little more surreal than your average techno track.
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I beamed at strangers on the subway; I showed his picture to my coworkers, my friends, people I don't even know all that well.
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When we reached the car, we were both proud of her heroism, and she beamed tiredly as I buckled her into her car seat.
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The other American in the competition, Gabby Douglas, finished 7th with a 15.066 When it was over, Kocian beamed and waved at the crowd.
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Like many Detroit executives, Fields has often stood on a stage and beamed as a sheet came off a new sports car or truck.
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Using a radar instrument called Marsis on the Mars Express orbiter, researchers from the European Space Agency beamed radar waves at the Martian surface.
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That changed on Tuesday, as his calm face was beamed via video feed from the Guantánamo Bay military prison to a Pentagon conference room.
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There's mystery in the scene of an astronaut being beamed up to space after what looks like many months living in a phone booth.
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When Yvette's mother saw a photo of her daughter dressed as a fashion photographer — the 13-year-old's dream job — she beamed with pride.
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The K.K.K., white supremacists and the alt-right were being referred to as if they beamed down into our democracy, I said to Lauren.
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I beamed light in from a tungsten spotlight on the fire escape, and used filters to adjust the light and make it look natural.
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Her most rewarding visits came at Easter, when the women beamed beneath their fancy hats, and at Halloween, when they wore costumes and masks.
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Alongside Ms. Lu, Chi Chia-wei, the white-haired and bespectacled godfather of Taiwan's gay rights movement, beamed as he took in the scene.
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The old scowl was gone, the hair was a little longer and, as his handlers promised, a "New Nixon" beamed reassuringly for the cameras.
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At an evening preview of the exhibition inside its new home in Rio de Janeiro, Bianca Kalutor, 30, a transgender woman, beamed with pride.
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As the images were beamed around the world, the message was also in full view of her husband, a vociferous viewer of cable news.
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These devices plug into a spare wall socket, connect to the wireless internet getting beamed out by your router, and then extend it further.
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Within days, Tesla beamed a wireless software update to the Model 3s on the road that improved their braking, and the impact was swift.
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Piled like logs, five-foot monsters of fish were on sale, along with crustaceans that looked like they'd been beamed in from another planet.
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Eight hours a day of Senate trial action beamed live on cable television is likely to quickly defeat the President's already shaky self-discipline.
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At one Sunday meeting two summers ago, she rose to her feet and beamed as she looked at between one and two dozen visitors.
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It's a useful feature, allowing you to get notifications beamed straight into your external auditory meatus or to use Google Translate in real time.
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In Lincoln Square, a three-bedroom, two-bath apartment with tall beamed ceilings, in a nine-story, prewar building with a live-in super.
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New ultraviolet images beamed from Mars by NASA's MAVEN spacecraft show huge swaths of clouds forming above the red planet in incredible new detail.
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But as images of steamrollers flattening illegally imported European cheeses were beamed across the country, Russian businesses were gearing up to fill the gap.
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The face of the leader of Italy's far-right League party is beamed onto big screens at right-wing rallies from Prague to Sofia.
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The third-floor bedroom, a suite with a sitting area, has a beamed ceiling and large windows that give the space a loft-like aspect.
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And like the original Hello Barbie doll, her laser-beamed character combines motion-capture animation with peppy, Amazon Echo-like answers to your child's questions.
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Direct sound is beamed to the middle of the room, while ambient sound is diffused into left and right channels and bounced off the wall.
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In 1959 the Soviet Union's Luna 3 probe made the first circumnavigation of the Moon and beamed back the first pictures of its far side.
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She beamed as she walked into the clothing label's new West Hollywood headquarters hand-in-hand with Malika after posing for photos on the carpet.
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The deputy told his superiors that when he beamed his flashlight into the window, he saw the man point a gun at him, Brown said.
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Following our first good look at 2014 MU69 back in January, New Horizons has beamed back its crispest shots of the distant space object yet.
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But even though the waves can't go directly into the telescope, Krčo says the team still sees their echoes, reflections beamed down from the atmosphere.
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Under Uriel's leadership, Unarius produced 80 television programs that beamed across the airways of roughly 30 national public-access stations in the 1980s and beyond.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan, who beamed standing behind Trump as the president introduced him, said Republicans are "committed to keeping [their] promise" to repeal Obamacare.
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The agreement is an outgrowth of X's Project Loon, which on several occasions has beamed cellphone service to Earth from a network of large balloons.
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Still, one of our favorite albums is his second one Nights Out—a collection that was undeniably pop but beamed down from an alien planet.
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Maybe it's the playfully see-sawing sonics, or his the space he allows for the chorus, his voice beamed in from somewhere far far away.
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Across the room, his chief of staff, Matthew Berry, beamed after the months-long plan that Pai's office had tirelessly worked on came to fruition.
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The spacious rooms in the village have a similar rustic-meets-minimalist aesthetic with wooden-beamed ceilings, exposed stone walls, and a neutral color palette.
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The probe beamed back unprecedented data about previously unknown boundary layers at the far edge of our solar system — an area known as the heliopause.
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Duff couldn't contain her excitement in the image, which was snapped in Washington Square Park, as she beamed in front of the park's famous arches.
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The power source in the Harvard radio is green light emitted from a laser that are beamed at the electrons in the nitrogen vacancy centers.
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It is another scar from 2010, when Haiti became synonymous with tent cities, the images of which were beamed around the world to raise money.
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To Trzaskowski, the entire spectacle appeared to have been engineered for the benefit of the supremo, who occasionally beamed with delight as the allegations unfurled.
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The new image was released as part of the agency's JunoCam initiative, which asks people to process raw images beamed back from Jupiter by Juno.
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Kyle Schwarber, the affable young left fielder, beamed in the Wrigley Field clubhouse later, saying the whole night had been fun, not stressful at all.
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On the second level, accessible by two winding stone staircases, is a formal great hall with beamed ceilings, oak paneling and a large stone fireplace.
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The master bedroom, on the second floor, has high wood-beamed ceilings, a private terrace and an en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower.
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Size: 6,477 square feet Price per square foot: $347 Indoors: The formal entry is a rotunda with a beamed ceiling and herringbone-pattern wood floors.
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The formal dining room has a beamed ceiling, paneled wainscot, sponge-painted walls and a fireplace with an ogee-arch opening and antique Moroccan tiles.
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In a corner, Ms. Gibson beamed, clapped and joined in on the chorus: "Living my life like it's golden, living my life like it's golden."
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The foyer, which has a porcelain tile floor, opens on the right to the "quincho," or barbecue room, with a beamed ceiling and pine floor.
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Past the kitchen is a beamed dining room with the original cooking hearth and the master suite with an adjacent office and a full bathroom.
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Bryanna Ramirez, 24, beamed as Mr. Carson visited her two-bedroom apartment in a housing facility set aside for low-income parents who are working.
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After they cracked her in the head with an iron bar and thrashed her body, images of her blood-smeared face were instantly beamed nationwide.
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A new series of studies based on data beamed back from the Sun-studying Parker Solar Probe could help scientists better predict dangerous space weather.
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Bill O'Reilly could be beamed in from a remote studio; it is not the case that he has a studio in his Long Island home.
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The second floor has two large bedrooms (one en suite) connected by a salon of nearly 550 square feet, with a vaulted, wood-beamed ceiling.
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Given the choice, any Oldchella ticket-holder would have swapped out the roster for previous versions of the same, beamed in from the early '70s.
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It was early 1967, months before images of San Francisco's flower-wearing, LSD-taking hippies enjoying the Summer of Love were beamed across the world.
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Lightsabers — which in this universe are usually polycarbonate tubes illuminated from a lighting device in the handle — beamed yellow, red, pink, light blue and green.
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"I had my own private bus," she beamed, as she walked toward the silver minivan she had parked in the lot about 11 hours earlier.
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Many of the new images it beamed back looked small, drab, and grainy, yet they represented the closest-ever views of Saturn's stormy cloud tops.
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Clinton, who has often been frustrated that she has not gotten enough credit for her detailed policy proposals, beamed at Bill Clinton's former vice president.
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The two men beamed for the cameras and swapped gifts: a walking stick for Mr Davis, an account of a hubristic Himalayan expedition for Mr Barnier.
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It also beamed their username and some other system information to the FBI; information that is undoubtedly within a user's computer—no two ways about it.
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She beamed as she walked into the clothing label's new West Hollywood headquarters hand-in-hand with her pal after posing for photos on the carpet.
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The Last Guardian, Shenmue III, and the Final Fantasy VII remake all got confirmed during a PlayStation E20153 conference apparently beamed directly from our wildest dreams.
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There's also a large family room that features a beamed, vaulted ceiling and a built-in for bookshelves and a TV nook running along one wall.
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He wants to his take on whatever issue is on his mind beamed out to the public -- and he uses whatever means are available to him.
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Duff, 32, couldn't contain her excitement in the image, which was snapped in Washington Square Park, as she beamed in front of the park's famous arches.
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"Never leaving," she captioned a black-and-white Instagram picture in which she beamed on an empty beach as she walked barefoot across the sandy shore.
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Instead, it was to follow in the mold of Live Aid, the colossal one-off charity concert beamed across the globe just a few months before.
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Every single implication of this story is bad: The city's Fox affiliate, Q13, beamed out doctored footage of Trump's Tuesday address, according to the Seattle Times.
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Apart from its infamous past, the 1929 house, is an attractive offering, boasting four bedrooms and three baths, beamed ceilings, a swimming pool and citrus grove.
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She beamed as she walked into the clothing label's new West Hollywood headquarters hand-in-hand with her friend after posing for photos on the carpet.
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Chopra beamed in a white strapless dress with appliqué detail, while her husband went casual in a green shirt and dark pants, social media posts reveal.
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It was the oak-beamed roof above the vaults that proved to be both so flammable, and so difficult for the fire brigade to get to.
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With sparkling gold highlighter gleaming off her cheeks and eyes, she beamed as she walked us through the products she's spent the last two years developing.
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If the Governors Ball had felt like a spaceship, then I had been beamed back to earth, careening back to my regular day-to-day life.
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It's 8 on a Wednesday morning in January, and David Carroll's Brooklyn apartment, a sunny, wood-beamed beauty converted from an old sandpaper factory, is buzzing.
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The result is the absolutely incredible, ridiculously constructed, hugely OTT 100% Radio Hits, which has beamed itself into the world today via his new site, Teki.club.
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The 2,063-square-foot penthouse loft, located in Boston's Seaport District, is filled with exposed brick walls and beamed ceilings — and gets plenty of natural light.
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A student-built camera took the shot, which was then beamed via radio antennae to the 82-foot wide Dwingeloo Radio Telescope in the northeastern Netherlands.
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The dining room has a beautiful combination of paneled walls, deep beamed ceiling and ornate wainscoting; behind the panels on one wall is a secret cupboard.
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After the renovation, the gated home now features a main open room with high beamed ceilings, a brick accent wall with a fireplace and oak floors.
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Khadijah Mellah beamed and shared a high-five with another rider after crossing the finish line on her horse Haverland ahead of 11 other female jockeys.
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The incident was beamed to an audience of millions around the world and widely shared on social media during Saturday's show, which took place in Kiev.
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CAMP PENDLETON, California - The hot California sun beamed, drawing beads of sweat, but the US Marines, Vietnam veterans and members of the local community were heedless.
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Mohsen said he had a successful season, and he beamed as he recounted how the team had won three times as many matches as it lost.
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After Trump's Inauguration, he spoke with Deare, in a Skype call beamed into the Situation Room, and emphasized the importance of expanded intelligence and security coöperation.
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"It is really awesome to see such an amazing crowd of conservatives who care about the environment here," he beamed to the packed happy hour crowd.
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INSIDE Period details include Saltillo terra-cotta tiles; hardwood floors; beamed, wood-covered and vaulted ceilings; French doors; and an abundance of nooks and built-ins.
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Luckily, unlike the bunks, the structure, which remains uninsulated, had been well made, with an intricately beamed ceiling and smooth, well-worn, slightly uneven oak floors.
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The wood-beamed interiors of the 2150th-century farmhouse are endlessly photogenic, decorated with pastel floral wallpaper, sheepskin throw rugs and jugs of freshly picked wildflowers.
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The house lights beamed down on green chalkboard to reveal what Kalanick called "Uber's values": Always Be Hustlin', Champions Mindset/Winning, and, of course, Super Pumped.
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Despite the constant ache in his bones, where the cancer has spread, he has remained a commanding presence at news conferences beamed live across the country.
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We dropped our bags in our rustic wood-beamed room and threw open the shutters to thrilling views of dry slopes descending to lush riverside pastures.
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On Tuesday, Biden beamed into three daytime news talk shows, urging Americans to "listen to the doctors" and rattling off resources that the president should mobilize.
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Speaking by video from Brisbane last week (we are not using her full name because of her age and the severity of her condition), Sajeenthana beamed.
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The first honoree, the publicist Marvin Levy, quoted "The Room Where It Happens" from "Hamilton," as that musical's creator, Lin-Manuel Miranda, beamed from the audience.
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The slogan "There is no new China without the Communist Party" beamed from electronic screens that a week earlier had displayed advertisements for Buick and Chanel.
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Although the living area is on one main level, soaring beamed ceilings throughout — reaching as high as 35 feet in some places — offer additional mezzanine space.
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The main floor features a living-and-dining room in an open space with paneled walls, a beamed ceiling and a white-brick wood-burning fireplace.
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INDOORS One enters on the lowest of three levels, into a dining area with large windows, an open-beamed ceiling and a wood-burning brick fireplace.
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The center was featured on state broadcaster CCTV when it opened last week, footage of its shiny new wards and spotless floors beamed across the country.
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A patch of green slate flooring at the entrance gives way to white carpet, and a taupe brick fireplace chimney rises to the open-beamed ceiling.
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Watching Singh interview major stars and personalities such as Chelsea Handler and Tracee Ellis Ross, I beamed with pride for all my fellow South Asian women.
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But as the predicted showers initially held off and vibrant sunshine beamed down, it soon became evident that this game was, in fact, a little different.
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The meeting last June in a wood-beamed barn in Newburg, Md., an hour due south of Washington, had all the makings of a secret conclave.
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Voyager 2, however, beamed back unprecedented data about previously unknown boundary layers at the far edge of our solar system — an area known as the heliopause.
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Simultaneous translation beamed into an earpiece might seem easier -- but may not be a viable option for those wearing a hearing aid (as Ronald Reagan did).
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Voyager 2 has beamed back unprecedented data about previously unknown boundary layers at the far edge of our solar system — an area known as the heliopause.
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The kitchen is connected to an expansive family room with a beamed ceiling, a fireplace and a wall of windows overlooking the backyard and swimming pool.
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Mayor Randall Woodfin of Birmingham, a newly inaugurated Democrat standing just feet away, beamed as returns from his city helped put Mr. Jones over the top.
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INDOORS The one-level building has an attached two-car garage and traditional Southwestern features like beamed ceilings, carved wood columns, Saltillo tiles and kiva fireplaces.
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Mr. Nurkkala, known to fans as Nurk, wore a pair of goggles that beamed him a first-person view of his drone as he flew it.
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Camila Cabello, Nick Jonas and Sugarland will also perform this year, and Britney Spears will be beamed in via satellite from her show in Las Vegas.
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But his sister Gwen Wilson beamed saying she isn't going to focus on the wrong that was done to her brother who she idolized as a child.
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A couple new selfies beamed back to Earth from NASA's Curiosity rover show the intrepid Mars explorer looking like a social media star on the red planet.
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LISA would consist of three spacecraft with lasers beamed between them, each separated by 2.5 million kilometers or 1.5 million miles, trailing behind the Earth in orbit.
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Britain's first astronaut at the International Space Station (ISS) beamed down a message during the event, announcing that Adele was the winner of the Global Success Award.
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However, the opening ceremony was not shown by North Korea's state broadcaster, with patriotic songs and slogans celebrating the country's army and industries beamed onto TVs instead.
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Chloé Zhao's South Dakota–set The Rider is so powerfully straightforward and present that it can feel, at times, like it was beamed in from another era.
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LOS ANGELES - The Oscars are fast approaching and fashion commentators are gearing up for the array of red carpet frocks that will be beamed around the world.
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OnePlus also got in trouble for having an overly inquisitive user analytics program, which beamed personally identifiable information back to the company's HQ without explicit user consent.
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The whole thing works a bit like echolocation — radio waves are beamed off a sleeping subject and changes in the body are detected when they bounce back.
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Part of what made him such a controversial figure was that his physicality and blatant eroticism were beamed directly into American living rooms all over the country.
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In the sweet snapshot, Cuoco planted a smooch on now-husband Karl Cook's cheek and threw her arms around his neck as the 27-year-old beamed.
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Workers probing malfunctioning parts, he explained, could get tailored instructions beamed onto the screen, or perhaps a hologram of a skilled technician showing how to make repairs.
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NASA's Juno probe, which went into orbit around Jupiter in July, collected data about the radio emissions coming from Jupiter's auroras and beamed it back to Earth.
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The show felt ever so slightly unhinged, as though it was being beamed in from some other reality, and I got just a little obsessed with it.
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We're told Jennifer just beamed at Alex while he signed items for fans -- minimum $150 a pop -- and she frequently stood up to snap pics of him.
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Sure, you've seen the Minecraft Eiffel Tower and beamed aboard the Minecraft USS Enterprise, but have you considered where you might wait out the end of days?
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Union, 46, shared her own photograph of the sweet meetup, where she, Wade and Winfrey beamed at the camera while baby Kaavia snoozed in her mama's arms.
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To some extent, scientists already do experience the perspective of interplanetary robots, such as NASA's Mars Curiosity rover, which has beamed back thousands of photos to Earth.
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"It's a very holy place for Muslims and for others in the world," beamed 13-year-old Ahmad Abu Almashayakeh, from the Magazi refugee camp in Gaza.
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"He was just saying he wanted me to go for it and was interested as a fan of track and field to see the outcome," beamed Felix.
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I cracked a smile whenever he did, especially when he beamed as he told his audience that Billy Kimmel was home, six days after open heart surgery.
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Trump took keen interest in the pageantry of the day, insisting the pictures beamed around the world reflect a commanding leader making a decisive, world-altering move.
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SEATTLE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On a recent winter beach walk, Washington state Governor Jay Inslee's 5-year-old grandson beamed with delight as he spotted a crab.
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Thanks to Michael's heroism, everyone manages to escape safely — but the creature gets beamed back aboard the Discovery, where Lorca seems to have interesting plans for it.
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On Sunday, the five projectors at the Sunshine Cinema beamed for the last time, the finale of a cultural mainstay on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
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Mr. Moya, a boxing and soccer enthusiast, beamed as he talked about the Spanish soccer star David Villa, who recorded a robocall in Spanish for his campaign.
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He did it with a specially constructed backdrop of his own design made from transmuting silver squares that looked like they had beamed in from planet Krypton.
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Wesley Snipes is a hoot as director D'Urville Martin, so twitchy and mannered he seems to have beamed down to the Dolemite set from another planet entirely.
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"People think it's a style, but it isn't," said the third-generation model, whose grandmother's smile once beamed out from tubs of a popular brand of butter.
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At the house's center is a vaulted great room with a beamed timber ceiling and a brass gas fireplace set into a wall of white-painted brick.
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To one side is the larger wing of the house, where there is a living room with reclaimed antique oak flooring, a beamed ceiling and a fireplace.
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Apparently pleased to be caught on camera holding his hand, she extended a speedy invitation for a state visit with Queen Elizabeth II. "Opposites attract," she beamed.
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The novel beamed me a powerful message that stories were about what we shared with other people, families, sisters — even a story that wasn't overtly about us.
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Some messages were formally epistolary, employing "Dear" and "Sincerely"; others telegraphic, all in lowercase with no punctuation, as if they were being beamed straight from someone's brain.
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Just make sure you check the small print when it comes to how many simultaneous streams are allowed, and how many devices they can be beamed to.
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I jumped after spotting the Formosa Cafe sign, beamed throughout the dance sequence at Griffith Observatory and haven't yet watched the last dance number without choking up.
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The pair, whose grandfathers were brothers, beamed as they made their way over the tarmac through crowds of clergy, children and government officials to a waiting motorcade.
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The 3,089-square-foot home located in the posh 90210 zip code, has ivy covered brick walls, beamed ceilings, reclaimed woods, a koi pond and lush gardens.
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"I got a Bernie Sanders t-shirt," beamed one member of Parliament outside one of the meeting rooms at the classy resort, just outside of Montebello, Quebec.
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Tons of stars hit up the shindig ... but no guests more important than Zoë's folks ... Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet who beamed proudly on their way inside.
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The corporate soldiers are beamed down to the battlefield, and because this is a Kameron Hurley novel, there's plenty of body horror when things don't go quite right.
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Over the preceding hour, members of the development team beamed with pride and spoke with enthusiasm as they described the game they'd spent the last few years making.
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"It is even more powerful when he stands up, hand in hand with his husband, and that image is beamed into American households all across America," said Parker.
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She leans slightly forward, raises her hand, and looks toward the heavens, as if hoping to be beamed away from the black voids of surrounding Richard Serra canvases.
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As the votes were announced a visibly delighted Voss beamed, clapped and hugged his seat neighbours, as well as giving a broad thumbs up to all those watching.
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Both Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, and the French presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon, beamed holograms of themselves to speak to several groups of thousands of people simultaneously.
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Morning shoppers — with bags of vegetables, butcher cuts and seafood — stake out tables with red-and-white-checked cloths under a skiff hanging from a wood-beamed ceiling.
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That means that this type of radio signal — which is beamed from ground stations to submarines — can actually change the way naturally occurring radiation moves around our planet.
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She beamed with confidence as she posed for the camera, but in her caption, Burke said she had to build up the confidence to show so much skin.
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As early as 22011, Putin had consolidated control over all television news, instituting a system in which the main talking points were beamed down from the Kremlin itself.
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Images were beamed down minutes or hours after they were taken, he said, as opposed to waiting days or weeks for them to be dropped, like the Hexagons.
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Surrounded by a colorful arbor of flowers, the Australian actress smiled in her flattering lace gown as her new husband, clad in a blue suit and sneakers, beamed.
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On Sunday, the actor beamed alongside his new wife and mother to three of his children, Anna Eberstein, at the Formula One Grand Prix at Circuit de Monaco.
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Here the shuffle-kick, beats and stuttered synth throbs are topped off with Lao Ra's gold-dusted vocals that sound like they're being beamed from a faraway dream.
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And in 2013, the Norwegian town Rjukan erected solar powered, computerized mirrors that tracked the sun and beamed its rays onto the village during the depths of winter.
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George and Amal Clooney beamed on Sunday as they stepped out for a romantic date in Cernobbio, Italy, with the new parents sporting wide smiles and holding hands.
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Thanks to Kepler's data, which was all safely beamed back to Earth before the end of the mission, we now know that planets are, in fact, exceedingly common.
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An intrepid NASA probe orbiting Jupiter has beamed home humanity's closest-ever views of one of the most recognizable features in the solar system: the Great Red Spot.
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He has frequently said as much on the campaign trail and on Twitter and beamed as his crowds chanted "lock her up," referring to his 2016 election foe.
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The voice of renowned physicist Stephen Hawking, who died in March, is to be beamed into space Friday, following a memorial service held at Westminster Abbey in London.
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There was no formal stage: Mr. West delivered the entire concert from platforms that hovered about 20 feet above the arena floor and beamed light in every direction.
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Mixing the openness of a contemporary with traditional Southwestern design, the interior has brick floors, plastered and exposed adobe-brick walls, beamed ceilings and large picture windows throughout.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Saturday night, some 6,000 people gathered on the Prospect Park Bandshell's grassy knoll and waited to be beamed up into space.
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The technology connects the announcer to millions of people, but it feels like Vin Scully is speaking just to you because he is beamed directly into your home.
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It's about a small group of people who are going to spend time here, but it's also about a message that can be beamed out to the world.
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" Another X-ray operator nearby apparently didn't quite realize what was going on, because he beamed at me and said in the friendliest of tones: "Americans — very good!
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By monitoring how light beamed and bounced through the transparent fiber, Lindsey's team was able to describe the texture and topography of the earth it was buried in.
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On Friday, shortly after hearing Trump was canceling his trip, a Republican National Committee official told CNN that Trump might be beamed in by video to the fundraiser.
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In recent years, women have almost completely taken over the most highly visible gig in American pop: the Super Bowl halftime show, 12 minutes of music beamed worldwide.
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A week later, glancing at a phone at home in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, she beamed as she saw that she had been nominated for an Outer Critics Circle Award.
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The front door to the main house opens to an expansive foyer, with a mezzanine, which steps down to a living room with a double-height beamed ceiling.
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The open-plan layout centers on a living-and-dining room with a floor-to-ceiling window, a white-painted brick wood-burning fireplace and a beamed ceiling.
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Forum Edward J. Snowden was beamed into Wilson Hall at Middlebury College on March 16, the same hall in which Charles Murray was to speak on March 2.
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Size: 1,683 square feet Price per square foot: $505 Indoors: The main entrance is into a living room with polished wood floors, big windows and a beamed ceiling.
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His staff boasted about the business deals being signed, and the visual images beamed to Americans back home showed a president seemingly in command of a world stage.
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Size: 1,288 square feet Price per square foot: $3133 Indoors: The main floor has the original oak-strip floors, a beamed ceiling and walls with bead-board trim.
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During the past two years, the spacecraft has beamed back numerous images from orbit and helped further refine NASA's understanding of how the thin Martian atmosphere works today.
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Three sets of glass doors on the left side of the courtyard open to an expansive living room with a beamed ceiling, a fireplace and a large chandelier.
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That time, the team placed four-cell stage mouse embryos in the SJ-8 satellite, which beamed back high-resolution images of how those embryos were getting on.
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Live, though, the images will be beamed onto eight screens, pinning its crowd in, confronting and surrounding them with images of nuclear weaponry's history of proliferation and terror.
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Opportunity beamed a message to its handlers on Sunday (June 10), which is a good sign; it shows the rover still has a decent amount of battery power left.
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"We cannot afford to, in the name of freedom of speech allow anything to be beamed in every home without regard to its impact on society," the petition said.
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But the charismatic host who beamed on camera as the network's signature "slime" slid down his suit would rush to remove his clothes as soon as the broadcast ended.
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We're used to our tweets being sent to the cloud, but one lucky tweeter is having his tweet beamed through space to be archived on NASA's Voyager 21 spacecraft.
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In another photo Hyland and Adams beamed with joy as they showed more friends the beautiful bling that the former Bachelorette contestant selected for his soon-to-be wife.
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The space was connected to 5G via a node on a telephone pole across the street, which beamed the signal to the receiver in a corner of the room.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.The faces of Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un looked down onto the concourse of Waterloo station, beamed out from giant TV screens.
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In some stages you're spinning through a seemingly never-ending track of neon hamster tubing, in others you're beamed around the level as Sonic is transformed into radio waves.
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On Fox News the screen flashed up constant alerts, loud whooshing heralded big stories, hot blonde anchors beamed through layers of lip gloss and commentators bawled at each other.
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Held for the first time at the massive Sports Hub in Kallang, Tuesday's show was a high-tech spectacle beamed to homes and attended by a rowdy 4503,000 people.
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MODERN, broad-beamed merchant vessels are well able to withstand the rough and tumble of the waves, but sailors still prefer to avoid storms at sea if they can.
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These nerves, which are wired directly to the brain's somatosensory cortex (a region where sensations are processed), would be stimulated based on information beamed wirelessly from the prosthetic hand.
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They hope to vault electricity grids, harvesting solar energy beamed down onto rooftops rather than using fossil fuels, and connecting it to batteries to store the energy until nightfall.
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It's basically an everything box, with support for services like YouTube, Apple Music, Pandora, Spotify, and Tidal — all of which can be beamed to your TV via Google Cast.
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The slogan has been emblazoned on posters, written on walls, beamed onto the sides of buildings, and hung from Hong Kong's iconic Lion Rock mountain, which overlooks the city.
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Danny is every white guy who has ever beamed at me with smug satisfaction after mangling a basic greeting to me in whatever he thinks my "native tongue" is.
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The new father, 43, beamed as he spoke about his infant daughter — and admitted it's pretty special for her to arrive as he's also being honored for his work.
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When the ribbons were handed out for Judge's Favorite, Most Well-Behaved, Best Latex, and Best in Show (the cop dog won), the critters beamed with a palpable joy.
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The living room measures about 550 square feet, with a beamed ceiling and picture windows, as well as a massive fireplace with a Delft tile surround depicting biblical scenes.
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"That would wrap up around 2031, when series will be beamed directly into our brains, and shows as defiantly old-fashioned as this will have disappeared," Mr. Hale added.
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" In response to shouted questions from reporters after his one-on-one meeting with the dictator, Trump beamed that the two leaders were already off to an "excellent relationship.
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Within 22 seconds, these space telescopes — the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory and the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope — beamed the coordinates of the burst to astronomers all over Earth.
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At the heart of the village stands the Buoninsegni family villa, once a grand home with decorative beamed ceilings, grand fireplaces and an elegant solarium, or glass-fronted walkway.
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The company has also mastered a livestreaming version, meaning holograms could be recorded and beamed out in real time—a breakthrough achieved less than 48 hours before our interview.
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The deep covered veranda across the back of the house has beamed Spanish cedar ceilings, ceiling fans and floors made of coralina, a fossilized stone from the Dominican Republic.
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A cavernous indoor kitchen has beamed barrel ceiling, a dark-stained white cedar counter on the sink side and a counter with handcrafted tiles from Puebla surrounding the stove.
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Various local residents hoped the language topic would come up at the university forum, but there was zero discussion beyond canned speeches beamed in from other elite federal universities.
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Guests can select any surfboard they like from the board room, a spacious, teak-beamed shed, and place their picks on racks under little chalkboards marked with their names.
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Researchers from the European Space Agency thought they had collected every picture beamed back by the probe during the two years it spent investigating the rubber-ducky shaped comet.
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At a video shoot downtown, he beamed at his protégés while Lil Baby took the shimmering chains from his own neck and put them on Marlo, that afternoon's star.
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These were the sparkling images beamed from the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead on May 19 to dazzle a global audience: The bride in lustrous, heavy white silk.
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The air was heavy with their good times as the white people scattered across the tiered patios, pried their mouths apart, and beamed their laughter into each other's faces.
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Both Harry and Meghan beamed as they joined attendees for the daily Anti-Bad Vibes Circle at Bondi Beach, which the group usually follows up with yoga and surfing.
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Mike Pence and Paul Ryan beamed behind the president, like the proud parents of a hockey goon who gets through the game without a trip to the penalty box.
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In the following weeks, new, clearer images of the object, recently renamed Arrokoth, were beamed back to Earth, as scientists made new discoveries about the solar system's furthest reaches.
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A couple miles away, their colleagues gathered in a trailer to lob the tiny baseballs: infrared photons, beamed from a laser that tracked the plane along its mile-high trajectory.
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Meanwhile, illustrator Eugene Yelchin offers beautiful, woodcut-like drawings depicting Brangwain's dispatches from the goblin kingdom, extracted from his thoughts and beamed back to the elves via a magic spell.
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In a fitting tribute to a scientific great, Hawking's words have been set to an original piece of music from Vangelis ("Chariots of Fire") and will be beamed into space.
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Those images were beamed down to the Google Maps team who stitched them all together to create this virtual tour you can take without the disorienting effects of zero gravity.
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Kathy Jacobs, a 55-year-old model and actress who goes by AgeIsBeauty on Instagram, beamed as she modeled a neon sequin bikini and a snakeskin bikini on the catwalk.
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Starting in November 2015, researchers beamed individual photons between the buildings, over and over again for seven months, for a physics experiment that could one day help secure your data.
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Video cameras captured Engelbart's manipulations on the system's CRT, and everything was then again instantly beamed back to and projected on the Civic Auditorium screen — all with virtually no lag.
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" At the party on Sunday afternoon, Willow beamed and laughed in a "Little Mermaid" nightgown as a dozen hospital staffers presented her with a vanilla cake and sang "Happy Birthday.
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Last night, Lost in London was beamed into more than 500 theaters in the US and UK, as Harrelson and a cast of 30 acted it out in real time.
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Recently signed to Charli XCX's Vroom Vroom label, Charlotte and Fin make the kind of gauzy electropop that sounds simultaneously beamed straight out of 1986 and fresh out of 2016.
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You slap the $1,500 mirror on your wall, pay 40 bucks a month for access, and get to do exercises alone with an instructor beamed in to ride with you.
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Chopra Jonas — dressed in a red sequin long-sleeve ensemble and a "Birthday Girl" bedazzled crown — beamed as she looked at the towering dessert, which was adorned with sparkler candles.
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But on this rare day, as the sun beamed on the gray rubble left by months of bombing of the ancient city, people were dancing and singing in the streets.
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We were invited to type out a message, which we were told would be beamed out to space, to try and contact the aliens that we described in our encounters.
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When doubts about America's greatness set in halfway through the movie, it physically weakens him (and turns out to have been the result of communist signals beamed into his brain).
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The voice of the late scientist was beamed into space on Friday, sending a message of peace and hope, heading toward a black hole approximately 3,500 light-years from Earth.
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Models walked in a succession of frescoed and wooden beamed rooms of the 15th century Milan palazzo Casa degli Atelliani, as guests sat in upholstered chairs, window seats and loungers.
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Today, utility power generation is regional, if not local, but electricity generated in space and near the equator could be beamed almost anywhere across the globe, except for the poles.
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For by the time you have got back to your desk, your story will have been beamed out to the world, to many news organisations/websites covering events from home.
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Clinton beamed and applauded at first as Mr. Sanders spoke, but the two exuded little warmth and looked stiff — especially Mr. Sanders — as they waved to the audience and cameras.
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Of all five concertos, this was the work that most directly referred to the festival as it beamed the formal symmetry and textural clarity of Mozart into the 21st century.
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Radio went from public and collective to private and personal; it was now beamed into living rooms over elegant art deco receivers and state-of-the-art phonograph-radio combinations.
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The upbeat footage -- beamed into millions of homes across China later that evening -- was meant to send a confident message that, under Xi's leadership, the country had turned a corner.
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Though the formal entry is at the front, facing the square, the house is approached through a back door that opens into a large family room with a beamed ceiling.
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A second set of spotlights, beamed from same bottle-green boxes used by the booksellers who have plied their trade on the banks of the Seine for hundreds of years.
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Biden has held his own virtual speeches, beamed out from his home in Delaware, where he has pitched himself as the candidate best prepared to handle the current national crisis.
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Gipper took up golf first, and was routinely beating players three or four years older when Tiger Woods won the 1997 Masters, a performance beamed into the family's living room.
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It had a big bird of paradise tree out front, front and back porches, a beautiful, tiled bathroom and a living room with beamed ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace.
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The indecision in Iowa denied Sanders and Buttigieg a chance to stand onstage and declare absolute victory as they have their messages beamed out to primary voters around the country.
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"Hi," she beamed to a homeless woman clinging to a white blanket and sitting against the wall of The Midnight Mission, a large shelter in the middle of Skid Row.
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The living spaces have high, wood-beamed ceilings and include four sitting areas, an open kitchen with gas and electric cooking surfaces, and three areas for casual and formal dining.
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A short hallway leads to the guest bedroom, which has a skylight in its heart-redwood-beamed ceiling and a glass door opening directly to one of two outdoor patios.
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The next morning the Hotel Santa Teresa's projector beamed countless up-and-to-the-right charts as entrepreneurs presented their well-funded ideas to the participants of Founders Forum Brazil 2012.
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Standing on the podium in the middle of a team of world champions, Ku kissed his medal and beamed, while Lee wiped a tear from his cheek during their national anthem.
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You can listen to the 2150-second-long tracks beamed during the first transmission here (Niva Kraviz's is my favorite, and shame on Jarre for rehashing an old clip from Oxygène).
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With ubiquitous wireless internet, speech recordings can easily be beamed to computers in the cloud for analysis, and even smartphones now often have computers powerful enough to carry out this task.
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Now comes fashion, intent on mining this eerie aesthetic for impact by releasing onto the runways streams of bloodless-looking models who seemed to have beamed down from Neptune or Mars.
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Just before Cassini was vaporized while falling through the extreme pressure of Saturn's clouds, the bus-sized spacecraft beamed home an image of the spot where it would meet its fate.
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I'd been beamed into a living room via Skype to chat about my novel with a group of professional women who drank wine and ate snacks as they awaited my response.
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Photos beamed back to Earth from the satellite showed evidence of some kind of collision between the solar panel and either a bit of space junk or a piece of dust.
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The data was then beamed back to Earth at an agonizingly slow rate of 2,000 bits per second—yes, that's bits, not kilobits—before being reconstructed and analyzed on the ground.
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The guests will come from some of the more than 600 charities and other organizations of which she is patron with the festivities beamed to large screens in the capital's parks.
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Another application of 18th-century rights to the 21st comes in Carpenter v United States, a case asking whether the right to privacy extends to information beamed out from mobile phones.
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On April 12th, while it was roughly 870 million miles (1.4 billion kilometers) from Earth, Cassini beamed back this glorious image, featuring an unprecedented view of Earth from within Saturn's rings.
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Thanks to data beamed back to Earth from the MRO, scientists now think that there might be a supervolcano lurking beneath the surface of a very old crater on Mars' surface.
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While we savoured a dusty photo beamed back to Earth shortly after its landing, the spacecraft has sent another photo home, showing us a clearer glimpse of the red planet's surface.
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Fresh off a move to New Jersey that coincided with his Zuffa signing, Tumenov beamed on his way to the Octagon followed by his father in Barueri, Brazil in February 2014.
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"To be able to feel the respect of the place, the respect of car, the respect of the speed is something or any racing driver is just pure adrenaline," beamed Alonso.
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At some point, Branwell painted over his likeness, leaving a whitish pillar between himself and his sisters, almost as though he had beamed himself out of the family, "Star Trek" style.
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The exterior of the building is brick with a slate roof, while the interior is almost entirely new, retaining the lofty proportions of the church alongside beamed ceilings and hardwood floors.
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I recall how, after a lunch we convened for him, he would not leave until he spoke to every member of the service staff, and they, mostly Latino, beamed with pride.
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Electricity amazed visitors to the 1889 world fair in Paris, where searchlights beamed from the top of the newly constructed Eiffel Tower and colorful fountains were illuminated with electric arc lighting.
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The solar energy would be converted to microwaves that would be beamed back to Earth at receiving stations where it would then be converted to electricity and fed into the Grid.
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But for now, the main living room in this Hidden Hills abode features vaulted, beamed wood ceilings, picture windows, wood floors, and a brick-encased, floor-to-ceiling two-sided fireplace.
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It has a custom kitchen, an open great room with a gas fireplace, a lower-level recreation room, a master bedroom with beamed cathedral ceiling, and a three-car attached garage.
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And even as trans people on television are increasingly beamed into living rooms across the country, we're also seeing an uptick of violence against the most marginalized members of our community.
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On Saturday, he beamed at the Villa Madama as he signed the first several agreements with Chinese counterparts, including those explicitly declaring Italy's participation on new economic and maritime Silk Roads.
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As he blew out the candles on an enormous cake in the angular shape of the monumental Museum of Islamic Art in Doha, his last major building project, Mr. Pei beamed.
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In Midtown East, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with tall beamed ceilings, mullioned casement windows and built-in bookcases, in a prewar building with a doorman and live-in super.
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Organizers of the last two Olympics — in Rio de Janeiro in 2016 and Sochi two years earlier — also found themselves under scrutiny as images of half-empty venues were beamed worldwide.
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Jose Ortiz, 24, the jockey aboard the runner-up, Gronkowski, and Jose's brother, Irad, 25, who chased Justify home in third, aboard Hofburg, beamed lighthouse smiles as they offered Smith congratulations.
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The royals beamed as they entered the school side-by-side before greeting teachers and meeting with a classroom full of kindergarteners, whom they sweetly introduced themselves to and interacted with.
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The trio stood on a forest trail with sunlight glinting through the massive trees, and Reynolds sweetly placed his hand on Lively's head as the two parents beamed at each other.
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To the left are a powder room and a cornflower-blue library with a cypress-beamed ceiling, built-in bar and pocket doors that open to a pale-peach living room.
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Erik Finman, a 21-year-old high school dropout and bitcoin millionaire, beamed cryptocurrency down from outer space to a school in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana on November 0003.
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Later in the debate, when Sanders declared that America was "sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails," making the uproar over Clinton's private server sound ridiculous, she beamed.
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Denson, 16, described Spieth as her "favorite player forever" and beamed for the rest of the day after he stopped to sign an autograph for her and pose for a photograph.
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Earlier this month, as Mr Radcliffe beamed behind him in a colourful lei, Hawaii's governor signed the bill into law making Hawaii the seventh American jurisdiction to approve an assisted-dying law.
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After moments like this one caught on camera show Autopilot narrowly avoiding a swerving truck, Musk must've beamed from his factory office couch — finally people see what the safety feature can do.
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Tether-tenna was a much smaller scale idea compared to Aquila, which involved ultra-light solar-powered drones that were bigger than a 737, and beamed internet to the ground using lasers.
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Every Saturday night, Scharff is beamed into the televisions of millions at home on Saturday Night Live, where he's served as the lead guitarist for the SNL band for almost ten years.
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Paired together, your incoming text messages and phone calls all pop up on your desktop, where you can respond to them, and opened websites can be beamed from mobile to desktop Safari.
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For nine months, from a camera attached to his hat, Kan beamed out live video of everything he did (except for bodily necessities), using a streaming tool that the group had developed.
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Companies like Google and Facebook use this sort of software for things like image and voice recognition, but usually, this process happens in the cloud, with the results beamed to your phone.
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Kenyan news sites beamed images of Mr. Kenyatta leaning over his desk on Monday, surrounded by top officials, as he signed documents that spared the lives of 2,655 men and 92 women.
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Size: 3033,412 square feet Price per square foot: $2482 Indoors: Colonial-style features include wide antique pumpkin-pine floorboards, paneled walls, beamed ceilings and a pair of large, wood-burning brick fireplaces.
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On the Upper West Side, a one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment with beamed ceilings, tall windows and prewar details, in a 1920s mid-rise with a shared rooftop and an attended lobby.
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Ms. Dickens grew tearful as she described standing with thousands of people at Sydney Harbour, watching the monumental light show unfold as it was beamed to millions of viewers around the world.
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INDOORS Designed by Carter Sparks, a local architect, the house has a variety of living, dining and entertainment areas in a large, open room with bamboo floors and a beamed vaulted ceiling.
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At the rear of the house, the beamed dining room flows into an eat-in kitchen and then into a family room that is paneled in clear cedar and has a fireplace.
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At Game Five of the Major League Baseball World Series last year, Trump was met with booming jeers across Nationals Park in Washington when his image was beamed onto the big screen.
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In 1975, after partnering with the Department of Energy on a series of space solar power feasibility studies, NASA beamed 30 kilowatts of power over a mile using a giant microwave dish.
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The famed L.A. mall beamed 9 rays of light Monday as the sun set ... and they joined together as one in the heavens to honor the victims from the January helicopter crash.
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Phone photos have begun to be beamed back to the U.S. Secondly, though, and perhaps more importantly: What will the growing number of U.S. tourists in Cuba mean for the country itself?
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He was in a group from a tour bus directed into the auditorium to rub elbows with Hollywood A-listers as cameras beamed the passengers' shock and confusion live to the world.
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Here is a special atrium just for inspecting jewelry, brightly lit like a surgical theater, where stones and metals are weighed and laser-beamed to determine if their advertised composition is correct.
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Built in 2000 between the river and the sea, its breezy main building and 109 ample rooms blend French colonial and Asian architectural styles, with pitched, beamed ceilings and dark wood floors.
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Photos — beamed back to Earth by the Queqiao satellite — revealed that the lander touched down on the slope of a crater and was actually "surrounded by 5 craters," according to the study.
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He beamed at the rows of women in white, female House members who were seated together and dressed in a single hue to make a statement about their progress and their strength.
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Physicists in China published in Science last month that they'd managed an even more difficult version of the experiment, where their satellite beamed two photons to two different cities at the same time.
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Illustration: NASA/Goddard/University of ArizonaMore than two years after its launch, NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft has beamed back what the space agency is calling a "super-resolution" view of the asteroid Bennu.
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It will feature on Match of the Day after each and every victory, it will flood social media after every goal, it will be beamed directly into our brains by every possible means.
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Ralf, stern, commanding, endearing Ralf, is a roving and probing extension of his camera, a gaudily-dressed eyeball beamed in from the deepest recess of Berlin, somehow up there way above the clouds.
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A little over a month has passed since West hosted that grandiose listening party for The Life Of Pablo, which he beamed out from Madison Square Garden and into cinemas across the world.
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That's exactly what will happen when NASA receives the final images beamed from spacecraft Cassini, as the satellite concludes its 20 years in space by making a dramatic plummet down into Saturn's atmosphere.
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Only after their exploits are translated into imagery is the gameplay beamed into the world: originally through NBC's short-lived subscription video service SeeSo, and more recently through AT&T's new VRV platform.
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That was the question posed to engineers and enthusiasts in the ISS Design Competition, and the winner — a clever and powerful device for launching palm-size satellites — will actually be getting beamed up.
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The audition At a joint campaign appearance last week in Virginia, which served as a final audition, Clinton stood side-by-side Kaine and beamed as he spoke of her virtues in Spanish.
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The new eye in the sky has beamed back zoomed-in images of clouds, water vapor, lightning strikes, and other events, all at a faster pace than any U.S. weather satellite before it.
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The only woman who doesn't veer into the monstrous is the sweet, Southern Brittany Cartwright, who has always felt like a supporting character beamed into the Pump world from a much nicer planet.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - A smile beamed across the face of Australia's Matt Graham as he was announced as an Olympic silver medalist following his excellent display in the moguls final on Monday.
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Honduran Misael George beamed, grateful to have made it this far, and said that after the service he would meet with the other migrants who wanted to seek asylum in the United States.
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The broadcast was beamed toward the nearest black hole, 1A 0620-00, which lives in a binary system with a fairly ordinary orange dwarf star, his daughter Lucy Hawking said in a statement.
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We might be pretty familiar with the Red Planet these days thanks to all the robot selfies, breathtaking panoramas, and 360-degree images that are beamed back to us on a daily basis.
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Wi-Fi is everywhere — and as the electromagnetic waves are beamed out from routers to connect our devices to the internet, they also travel through empty space, around corners, and even through walls.
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"An email from Prince was like a message that had been beamed down from a party in space by a robot whose job it was to communicate during all space parties," Meriwether recalled.
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The carmaker says it fitted together 70 individual photographs to create the image, using the same technology developed by NASA to make panoramas from photographs beamed back by the Curiosity rover on Mars.
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For some, it is the culmination of years of anti-Ahmadi propaganda within the country, beamed into homes by a variety of Muslim-owned satellite channels and propagated by visiting imams from Pakistan.
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Thelma & Louise partners in crime Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon, reunited in Los Angeles, California, Sunday, The actresses beamed as they posed together, with Davis proudly putting her arm behind her nominated pal.
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Reality TV personality, possessor of one of the world's greatest Twitter accounts, and general pop culture rabblerouser Cardi B's beamed in via a track from her debut mixtape, released just the month before.
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Cameras in the room allowed Long's voice and image to be beamed out on large video screens in the command center where the more than 200 staffers remained in front of their computers.
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And Tuesday night, she beamed as she stood on the convention floor with her oldest siblings while her brother, Donald Jr., cast the delegate vote that officially made their father the Republican nominee.
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Cubs games — including 81 played in the daytime at Wrigley, which did not have lights until 1988 — were beamed across the country, making the Cubs a kind of second home team for some.
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The younger Ballish children - 10-year-old Shams and 9-year-old Sama - beamed as they sung German Christmas songs while wearing red Santa hats with their schoolmates on stage at the market.
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Watching sermons beamed from St. Patrick's as a boy was why Sergio Sandoval, 63, had been drawn to visit the cathedral all the way from Dallas on Sunday, with his wife, Norma, 56.
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Iranian troops used their Avtobaza to disrupt the radio signal between US satellites and the RQ-170, then beamed their own commands to the drone—instructing it to land, according to Brig. Gen.
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Art Bell, an apostle of the paranormal whose disembodied voice drew millions to his late-night radio soapbox beamed from the Mojave Desert, died on April 13 at his home in Pahrump, Nev.
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A short, cable-sided staircase rises to a kitchen and dining area, as well as a studio room or bedroom with a beamed ceiling, work-space built-ins and access to a balcony.
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In Turtle Bay, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment, with updated wood floors and high beamed ceilings, in a prewar co-op with a part-time doorman, laundry, and a shared roof deck.
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Season 2 will once again question what identifiers like race mean in a future where consciousness (or, a "stack") can be beamed into any body (or "sleeve") — and add gender to the conversation.
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Then, as if hearing the thousands of cries below, the total eclipse beamed through, and for a moment everyone saw the luminous diamond ring, which appears for an instant before and after totality.
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The actual high jinks on Freecloud lost me a bit — although, did we all catch the reference to Quark after Rios beamed down dressed as if he was ready to bring back disco?
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Mr. O'Reilly, the star she calls her primary news source, beamed into the room, already barreling into the questions of the day on "The O'Reilly Factor," the nation's No. 1 cable news show.
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She shared tactical insights, opened my eyes to the ubiquity of the word "err" and beamed with pleasure at my surprise whenever she plucked exactly the right obscure word out of thin air.
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BUDAPEST, Hungary — During the Cold War, the United States beamed its own radio service to Eastern Europeans starved for any information that did not slavishly adhere to the line of their authoritarian leaders.
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They projected the words of the national anthem, which the crowd sang, and called on protesters to light up their phones to the sky, resulting in pictures that were beamed around the world.
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But starting next month, Mr. Trump's most visible business interest will be beamed directly into millions of American living rooms: "The Celebrity Apprentice" is back, and the president-elect is coming with it.
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She shared tactical insights, opened my eyes to the ubiquity of the word "err" and beamed with pleasure at my surprise whenever she plucked exactly the right obscure word out of thin air.
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The actress, 33, beamed as she was awarded an OBE (Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire) by Prince Charles on Thursday for her contributions in drama and her charity work.
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Live video, streaming with a click, is beamed to an audience of millions without any hope of the content being checked before it hits the eyeballs responsible for Facebook's billions of pounds of revenue.
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Some have proposed that NASA beam out a digital "Golden Record 2.0" that would be beamed out to the New Horizons spacecraft in 2020, so it's not that unrealistic to start thinking up ideas.
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You forget that Ted Cruz liked a porn tweet or that the US president repeatedly threatened to start a nuclear war because the world is a nonstop horror show beamed directly to your eyes.
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Reuters wrote that after Khashoggi traded insults with Qahtani, the latter man ordered the Saudi team inside the embassy to kill him:... Qahtani was beamed into a room of the Saudi consulate via Skype.
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Sharp eyes in a pale powdered face assessed her much like Mỹ had just done to the bathroom counter, and Mỹ pressed her feet together awkwardly and beamed her best smile at the lady.
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Hugh Evans was 20063-years-old when Bob Geldof's charity concert Live Aid beamed images of starving people in north Africa around the world in 22006, raising £22 million ($220 million) to help them.
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First released in April 1978, the song heralded the group's arrival on the national scene, taking over radios like an alternate universe Beach Blanket Bingo theme tune beamed to Earth from the Planet Kitsch.
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Nonetheless, the agency told reporters that it was "refusing to jump to conclusions" and would wait to analyse data being beamed to earth via the orbiting Mars Express spacecraft, which followed Schiaparelli to earth.
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The chief departed from his conservative colleagues in Carpenter v United States, a Fourth Amendment ruling requiring authorities to get a search warrant before tracking individuals' location through data beamed to cell-phone towers.
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Every summer, it's hard to miss the messages beamed from subway ads and sponsored Instagram posts suggesting we should each make like a car and magically swap in our body for something entirely different.
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The data used to create this video was beamed back to Earth by the Dawn spacecraft, which is currently exploring the small world, the largest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
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One will be the latency; VicoVR says all the processing of this data happens on the unit itself, and that the tracking information is then beamed to your phone and headset in real time.
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"A red, white and red signal of hope and of positive change is being beamed from Vienna through Europe," Van der Bellen said in a victory speech, referring to the colors on Austria's flag.
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"Couldn't be happier for my fake wife @normancook and @mrtankcook whose words brought us all to tears last night," he captioned a photo of himself clasping Cuoco's hands as she beamed in her gown.
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You could play most Wii U games on the tablet-style controller as long as you stayed close to the console, which handled the game processing and beamed the images wirelessly to the GamePad.
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The hall leads to an airy great room with a vaulted, beamed ceiling and walls of windows and glass doors that open to the back porch, two pools, a hot tub and a deck.
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From stadiums across Russia, pitchside advertising displays, beamed worldwide on television, carry many messages in Mandarin, undecipherable to most viewers, and unfamiliar Chinese logos leavening a diet of German sportswear and American soft drinks.
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But much of the official program — and the images beamed to millions of viewers at home — presented a tableau of the vital American center, with Mr. Trump as a dangerous and even deranged aberration.
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As the panic surrounding the disease grew at the end of last year, alarming images of federal troops patrolling Recife's poorest neighborhoods in search of the Aedes Aegypti mosquito were beamed around the world.
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In 2120, the first year in which women were allowed to race the Olympic marathon, Smith beamed in a red, white and blue leotard on the cover of an Olympic issue of Shape magazine.
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The children and adults were moved to the Ursula Border Patrol Central Processing Center, a massive warehouse with cages that go on and on and with bright lights that beamed 24 hours a day.
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The stakes Trump had four urgent goals heading into the prime-time address on Tuesday that summoned the symbolic might of the presidency and was beamed into millions of homes and onto mobile devices.
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On the other side you had the fact that she told reporters that when she was 7 she was beamed aboard a spaceship and met visitors from another galaxy, with whom she communicates telepathically.
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In August, officials from 44 states (and a few election companies) beamed into Washington for three days of role-playing exercises on spearphishing attacks, social media manipulation, and, tellingly, DDOS attacks on state websites.
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Russia's English language broadcaster RT took to Twitter to post a video of an enormous Russian flag beamed onto the front of building close to the Canadian headquarters of the World Anti Doping Agency.
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In Carnegie Hill, a two-bedroom, one-bath apartment with beamed nine-foot ceilings, a living room with space for a dining table and a renovated windowed kitchen, in a prewar non-doorman building.
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From the slate-floor vestibule you enter an open-plan living and dining area with a wall of glass and other windows, a vaulted, beamed ceiling and an offset fireplace of white-painted brick.
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Wolanski, driving around the Cairo district of Heliopolis with her husband and two sons, beamed with delight when she found her old school, St. Clare's, where she had once been taught by Catholic nuns.
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There are two bedrooms and one bathroom on the second floor, including the master suite, which has a beamed ceiling, built-in shelves and two brick fireplaces, as well as a walk-in closet.
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The suit is in the show, and as we approach through a passageway in Zoe Florence's theatrical exhibition installation, it looks like a sleeping extraterrestrial, a space traveler patiently waiting to be beamed up.
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Palms sweating, heart racing, I'd sit in front of the TV and devour the dirty glimpse into gay life that George was providing, exaggerated and candy-colored, and beamed straight into my living room.
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As activists and journalists converged on a London court for a preliminary hearing in Julian Assange's case Thursday, the WikiLeaks co-founder beamed in through a video stream from his new home: Belmarsh Prison.
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Soldiers are broken into beams of light and beamed down into combat, and after being deployed again and again, Dietz begins to experience the war in strange ways, slipping through time and out of order.
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He beamed as he walked through the noisy university hall, and he was welcomed to the stage for the awards by comedian and author David Walliams, who told the kids William wasn't the "ginger" prince.
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Until this year, switching on the TV meant choosing between state-owned channels—of which the largest is the Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation (EBC)—or the mainly foreign-language ones beamed into the country from abroad.
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Definitely. Charging your phone wirelessly with just a single watt of power being beamed through the air means it will take up to four times as long as it does when charging with a cable.
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And in 2014, Kate, in a pastel blue Christopher Kane coat dress, beamed at William who was caught giving her a sweet smile as he looked over at her during his parade to Windsor Castle.
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And confusion ought to be limited since consumers aren't actually meant to use the 5G TF service directly; instead, it's supposed to get picked up by a compatible router and beamed out via Wi-Fi.
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A blonde-wigged, red-lipsticked news anchor describes state TV footage of mass funerals, beamed live onto banks of on-stage screens, as "celebrations of martyrdom", as the bodies "embrace the soil of their country".
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There were plenty of misses — no one is yet being beamed up anywhere, at least not yet — but the flip cell phone, the communicator, is very real — although you still can't contact starships in orbit.
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The videos displayed cycle between glaciers, waterfalls, and other scenes of natural splendor, which naturally are a lot more splendorous because they're being beamed at you by 90 concave, and 156 convex 4K OLED displays.
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He also shared two photographs of Apollo onstage with his English rocker father on his Instagram Story, where the youngster wore headphones as Rossdale beamed proudly and threw up a peace sign to the crowd.
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They sat themselves under a disco ball and multi-colored lights staged in the middle of the steel- and concrete-beamed office space, which by day serves the employees of ThoughtWorks, a software development consultancy.
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Slipping into fluent Globalese, the blandly uplifting argot used at gatherings of world leaders, billionaires and CEOs, Mr Xi beamed that it was natural to share the fruits of innovation "in our interconnected global village".
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Feustel, who's on the ISS as part of Expedition 55/56, was beamed into the commencement program via live video so other graduates could watch the zero-gravity hooding ceremony, according to the Indiana university.
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One, a video by the Illuminator collective, shows residents of the Crown Heights neighborhood in Brooklyn composing messages that were beamed at night onto the facades of buildings where tenants were said to be mistreated.
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Frank Drake sent out the first deliberate interstellar radio message on November 16, 1974 — 168 seconds of a two-tone sound were beamed toward the star system Messier 13 (or M13) in the Hercules constellation.
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Consumer services like Netflix and Spotify all rely on cloud computing: When you want to, say, stream music on Spotify, a cloud data center somewhere housing that music is activated and beamed to your phone.
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Update as of 1:50 PM Pacific: Here's the current view of Earth as seen by the in-car astronaut dummy ("Starman", as he's known around SpaceX) and beamed back to us via this livestream.
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