People swarm on a narrow road that bisects a minefield.
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A lobate scarp, a potential lunar fault line, bisects this image.
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The central curve of the yin and yang bisects the star.
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The border that bisects them is the busiest in the Western hemisphere.
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There are no fences, and a single dirt road bisects the plain.
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Some 50,000 ships a year traverse the narrow waterway that bisects the city.
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Obliterating sea foam bisects the image: the time before and the time after.
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Just below the water line, a translucent horizontal platform bisects the vitrine's interior.
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A red line bisects the entire structure, marking the division between the two states.
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The front door opens into an entrance hall that bisects the home's two wings.
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At a river that bisects Xiangtan, giant pilings have been sunk to support a bridge.
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Mud Gully Stream, which bisects the two sites, was full and flowing with muddy water.
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These include the "central belt" that bisects the country as well as the oil-producing regions.
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The government now hold three of the five bridges crossing the Tigris river which bisects Mosul.
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The underground Automated People Mover bisects the concourses, linking them to one another and the terminals.
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It doesn't help that a large round post, part of the building, bisects the space downstage.
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Maruti Evans's set, lighted by Alan C. Edwards, is a narrow funnel that bisects the audience.
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The main bridge crossing the river that bisects the city lies twisted, crushed and broken in two.
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He crossed the Fenghua River, which bisects Ningbo, and curved along Hangzhou Bay, racing toward the bridge.
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The Huong River, the Perfume River, as the Americans called it, basically bisects the city of Hue.
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Jose Palomino, who lives in Los Indios, near Brownsville, said a concrete border wall bisects his property.
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Most snow in the Atlanta area was expected north of Interstate 20, which bisects the Southern hub.
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They are now fighting Islamic State in districts lying west of the Tigris river that bisects the city.
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At sunset, I crossed the Vardar River, which bisects town, to the Ottoman-era quarter, known as Carsija.
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The assaults are converging on Islamic State holdouts from opposite sides of the Euphrates, which bisects the province.
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As we were driving along the motorway that bisects the Chamonix valley, he spied a traffic jam ahead.
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It sits along a vast, green meadow; nearby, a two-lane highway bisects several acres of solar panels.
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Early development of Cheviot Hills was clustered around the area west of Motor Avenue, which still bisects the neighborhood.
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Dozens of indigenous women have also disappeared along Highway 16, which bisects British Columbia and passes many native reserves.
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FLORENCE, ITALY Hotel Lungarno The "lungarno" in Hotel Lungarno translates to "along the Arno," the river that bisects Florence.
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A heavy black curtain bisects the industrial space from floor to ceiling, nearly from the front door to the back.
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By positioning the targets center-frame, Hoyer bisects the violence and decay with a steady, fixed horizon of desert sky.
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Plastic chairs are arranged in two rows in front of a picture window in the wall that bisects the trailer.
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Both have advanced from opposite sides of the Euphrates which bisects the province, Islamic State's last major foothold in Syria.
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Godwin bisects and bifurcates the plane with contrasting white drips of paint that defy gravity, recalling and organizing Pollock's drips.
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A thick red painted stripe bisects the El Royale, right down the middle of the parking lot and the lobby.
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It is three weeks since Iraqi forces launched a campaign to recapture districts west of the Tigris River that bisects Mosul.
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The alliance of Kurdish and Arab militias has focused on territory east of the river, which bisects the oil-rich province.
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It's working with the local government to convert a highway that bisects the area into a more pleasant, tree-lined boulevard.
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The orbs are followed by the dancers, who stand for a moment in a line that bisects the round performance area.
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In late January, they reached the banks of the Tigris River, which bisects Mosul, and declared the city's eastern section liberated.
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Russia, Canada, and Denmark argue that they are each connected to Lomonosov Ridge, a submerged mountain range that bisects the Arctic Ocean.
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Alerted by gunshots, South Korean guards found the North Korean soldier about 55 yards south of the border line that bisects Panmunjom.
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In "Sundown," a smoky cloud of Perspex bisects a wonderful mansarded structure in plain steel that also evokes a kiln or forge.
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A narrow vertical axis in matte black bisects a glossy black rectangle whose sides are parallel to the physical edges of the wood panel.
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The trunk of a birch tree bisects the little boat like a "forbidden" symbol, as if to warn that no human interlopers are allowed.
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A central hallway bisects the large kitchen and a bathroom to the right, and two living rooms with large picture windows on the left.
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Her white hockey stick bisects the image diagonally; nearly all else adheres to right angles, except for the curves of breasts, elbow and rump.
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Cutting down trees combined with poaching decimated wildlife in this 500,000-acre swath of the Kasigau migration corridor, which bisects Tsavo, Kenya's largest national park.
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After saying goodbye to Gardner, I climb in my car and drive back along the sinuous dirt track, toward the paved road that bisects Yankeetown.
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A giant topless portrait of Marilyn faces the stripper pole that bisects the living room, where two coffee table books about the actor are on display.
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The second and third were to the southern part of Murchison itself, across the Nile, which bisects the park and acts as a barrier to giraffe movements.
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Mr. Stewart is a handyman at the West Side Community Garden, a shared green space that bisects a city block near West 90th Street and Amsterdam Avenue.
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The jeep got stuck near the border line, a white concrete marker barely taller than a brick, which bisects the two sides of the Joint Security Area.
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The assorted elements, including even the rather large tri-star badge, are nicely proportioned, and I'm a fan of that slash of chrome that bisects the grille.
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Very much in this discussion are the hillside vineyards of Valtellina in the Lombardy region of northern Italy, where the Italian border with Switzerland bisects the Alps.
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The head of Iraq's Counter Terrorism Service (CTS) said security forces were close to seizing the entire east bank of the Tigris, which bisects Mosul north to south.
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Both offensives have converged on Islamic State from opposite sides of the Euphrates river that bisects oil-rich Deir al-Zor, Islamic State's last major foothold in Syria.
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Except for busy Bloomfield Avenue, which bisects the town and serves as a link to shops and restaurants in Montclair and Bloomfield, Glen Ridge is almost entirely residential.
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The trail follows easements through ancient family farmsteads and bisects a shady wood, a remnant of the Gascon forests that served as hunting grounds for local feudal estates.
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Decayed body parts can still be seen, and smelled, amidst the debris where the most severe fighting raged west of the River Tigris that bisects Iraq's second city.
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A railway line, built in 1891, bisects the northern edge of the site, emitting a low, pleasant rumble (not the anxiety-inducing squeal of the New York subway).
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Iraqi soldiers liberated eastern Mosul weeks ago and they are now working their way through western Mosul, on the other side of the Tigris River, which bisects the city.
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Highway Number 3, a tributary to the busy Yangon-Mandalay Highway, bisects the township; in the monastery monks and laypeople alike meditate to the constant thrum of passing traffic.
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If you stay, you notice the wire (telephone?) across the bottom right corner, the road that bisects the image horizontally and the distant hills capped by the pale sky.
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The Rio Grande drops out of the San Juan Mountains, in southern Colorado, bisects New Mexico, north to south, and then, splitting El Paso and Ciudad Juárez, tacks southeast.
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Layout: From the main Jeppesen Terminal, noted for its multipeaked roof, an underground train bisects three terminals, A, B and C Gates, making it easy to travel among them.
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Route 208, a state highway, bisects Fair Lawn diagonally, and Route 4 runs through the southern portion as Broadway, in the largest of the borough's three principal commercial districts.
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"The billboard is located at the junction of two important cross streets in the Colonia Condesa and bisects the popular neighbourhoods of Condesa and Roma," Zucker tells The Creators Project.
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Islamic State has been driven out of more than half the areas it held east of the Tigris river, which bisects the city, but is still in control of the west.
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A black zigzag vertically bisects the canvas at the center, its edges trimmed with white, making it appear 3D as the void of the zigzag is pushed further into our space.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — A long, white wall horizontally bisects the gallery space of Song, Uruguay-born artist Alejandro Cesarco's solo exhibition at The Renaissance Society in Chicago.
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That uncomfortable reality is not lost on Iraqi soldiers, who venture into hotel rooms on high floors to spot enemy positions in the west just across the waterway, which bisects Mosul.
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Princeton University was completing a group of four science buildings, two on either side of Washington Road, which belongs to Mercer County and bisects the Princeton campus in a dangerous way.
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The principal hall on the institution's ground floor features towering assemblages by the sculptors of the Grand Rue, the main avenue that bisects downtown Port-au-Prince into north and south.
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Iraqi forces launched the new offensive on Sunday after they finished clearing militants from eastern Mosul in January and redeployed to the other side of the Tigris river that bisects the city.
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Across the Vardar River, which bisects the city, is a statue of a man, fist raised into the air and looking at the Alexander statue and the Vodno Mountain in the distance.
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The sleeping man is in the exact center of the photograph, while the edge of the curb bisects the photograph diagonally, from the lower left hand corner to the upper right corner.
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As the US–Mexico border, which bisects ancestral Tohono O'odham land, becomes increasingly mired in controversy, the need to examine the casualties caused by federal border conflict becomes more pressing than ever.
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They aim to take full control of the eastern bank of the Tigris, which bisects Mosul from north to south, before launching attacks on the western side still fully in Islamic State hands.
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The U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State is waging a separate campaign against the group in Deir al-Zor, focused on areas to the east of the Euphrates River which bisects the province.
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Peace House lies south of the demarcation line that bisects Panmunjom, which means that Mr. Kim would become the first North Korean leader to set foot in the South since the Korean War.
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And the city serves as the southern terminus of Interstate 35, which bisects Middle America in its path to Minnesota, connecting to other major interstates — making it an ideal entry point for smuggling.
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In Mendoza, buying properties west of Ruta 5063, a highway that runs the length of Argentina and bisects the city of Mendoza, requires authorization from the Ministry of the Interior, Ms. Canals said.
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Craft beer enthusiasts will be delighted to find choose-your-own tasting flights offered at many of the excellent breweries situated around the Lake Washington Ship Canal, the waterway that bisects the city.
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One afternoon, a worker bringing to the area bags of yak dung, which residents use for fuel, had to unload the bags at the head of a main street that bisects the enclave.
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FOR forty years Muhammad Abdelaziz led his exiled people in the wilderness, promising to take them across the 1,600-mile-long Morrocan wall that bisects their homeland, and onwards to an independent Western Sahara.
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From the restaurant, the Seventh's boundary doubles back east along the Pennsylvania Turnpike, then bisects the township of Upper Merion, depositing many Democratic-leaning voters there in the 13th District, which includes part of Philadelphia.
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The concrete base is ribboned with Murano glass tiles in white, gold and green, and a strip of these tiles runs up the front of the concrete, ivy-covered elevator shaft that bisects the facade.
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Three more untitled "Baum" paintings (numbered 249, 21980, and 264, all 22000) are structured around a central tubular shape that vertically bisects the canvas, crisscrossed by horizontal "branches" and frenzied streaks and splotches of watery paint.
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Look at Anthony and Julie in her apartment, one in the kitchen and one in the lounge; the wall between them, filmed from the side, bisects the couple as though we were watching a split screen.
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The offensive to dislodge Islamic State from Mosul, the largest city in northern Iraq, began in October but paused last month after Iraqi forces took all the districts lying east of the Tigris river that bisects the city.
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The sculpture is a fence constructed of neon green fluorescent tube lights which bisects the massive gallery and absorbs everything the light touches—floors and walls, visitors, and in this case, dancers—into part of the work itself.
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The line yanks hard to the west until it reaches Laurel Street, turns northward, and disappears into the brown-brick campus of North Carolina A&T State University, where it neatly bisects the nation's largest historically black college.
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In that case, South Korean border guards who heard the gunshots found the soldier 55 yards from the border line that bisects Panmunjom, the so-called truce village in the Joint Security Area, and carried him to safety.
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On that hot evening, the benches outside were full of kibitzing men of a certain age; the playground across Mount Carmel Place, the two-block street that bisects the site, had largely emptied out but for a few stragglers.
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There is this crease down the middle, yes, but it bisects four horizontal lines that run across his forehead, so that the entire thing looks like an open book: The lines are the words, the crease is the binding.
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The archaeological site has been off limits to pedestrians for decades, but vehicles cut through it daily on the Pan-American Highway, which runs through the site — it actually bisects a lizard and comes close to touching a tree.
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He expects the assault on the west of the city to involve Iraqi forces redeploying and pressing in from the outskirts of the city as they had done in the east, rather than crossing the river that bisects the city.
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To get to the exclusive Crossroads School, you have to turn down a dingy alley off of a not-so-glamorous section of L.A.'s Olympic Boulevard, near the exit to a freeway that bisects the City of Angels in half.
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The stage, similar to the one used on the eXPERIENCE tour, is effectively three in one: the traditional stadium ledge and a smaller circular secondary stage, both connected by a somewhat indescribable catwalk/LED screen combo that bisects the venue lengthwise.
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An official in the Levant Front rebel group, which fights under the Free Syrian Army banner, told Reuters that the pro-government forces appeared to be seeking to advance along a highway that bisects the rebel-held part of Aleppo.
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The government had initially hoped to retake Mosul by the end of 2016 but three months into the U.S.-backed campaign, the militants control the territory to the west of the Tigris that bisects the city from north to south.
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Rather than charting a one-way course (as with most canyons), Unaweep, which bisects a portion of the sprawling Uncompahgre Plateau, instead flows out in two directions, with an elevated hump in the middle, like a hose with two openings.
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Earlier, as the final movement opens, 10 women and 10 men bisect the stage in a two-layer diagonal; then, as a new harmony opens in the music, another line of 10 women enters along the opposite diagonal and bisects that first diagonal.
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To the west, the boundary juts across the grounds of an elementary school, bisects the Kingswood Lane cul-de-sac and heads to the north of a Turkey Hill market before plunging south again, all to exclude the Democratic-leaning town of Coatesville.
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What distinguishes it from becoming a facile, postmodern gesture is Faustine's use of a bright, cadmium red photographic overlay that bisects the photograph horizontally, obscuring the lower bodies of the men on foot and the legs of Roosevelt's horse, severing them from the pedestal.
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It was not the wind and the rain on their own that wreaked havoc on Jacksonville, but the storm surge that came on top of a nor'easter that had lingered here over the weekend, filling the St John's River, which bisects the city, to historic levels.
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The artist who once, back at Camarillo State Mental Hospital, painted a suffering patient synecdochically, with a screaming mouth for a head, could have easily become a commercial artist, using the part to represent the whole, pitching and selling on either side of the horizontal line that bisects so many of his canvases.
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Istanbul had worse public transport, worse water quality and worse pollution than shambolic Cairo; the cheap lignite used for home heating clouded its winter skies in a perpetual acrid fug, and the soupy waters of the Golden Horn, a sea inlet that bisects the European side of the city, were too polluted to sustain fish.
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Much of the yard is enclosed by a concrete wall, which mutes traffic noise from the busy avenue that borders the property and sets up an entrance sequence that leads visitors through a pair of gates, across a limestone-slab bridge that bisects a long, narrow swimming pool (which also functions as a reflecting pool), to steel-and-glass front doors.
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While other similar building sites have been turned into condos, Pier 9 was until recently used as a storage facility and it retains vestiges of its previous life: a railway track bisects the interior and metal covers lift to reveal large portals that open directly onto the river — it is as if the space was patiently waiting, still ready to receive cargo.
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In the three years since the referendum, however, people here have heard harrowing accounts of what could happen if Britain leaves Europe without a deal: shortages of food and medicine; trucks lined up for miles at newly installed border posts on each side of the English Channel; chaos at airports and train stations; and violence in Ireland after a hard border once again bisects the island.
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In the three years since the referendum, however, people here have heard harrowing accounts of what could happen if Britain leaves Europe without a deal: shortages of food and medicine; trucks lined up for miles at newly installed border posts on each side of the English Channel; chaos at airports and train stations; and violence in Ireland after a hard border once again bisects the island.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Built from ivory-colored, air-dry clay, affixed to wire armatures and bedecked with foliage handmade from the same materials, the 10-foot-long chain-link fence that bisects Rachelle Dang's installation at mh PROJECT nyc, Under a Constellation of Leaves, is the centerpiece of a haptic Proustian meditation on the interplay between past and present, innocence and experience, safety and vulnerability.
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If you have seen the following scene from Sanjuro (1962) in which Toshino Mifune bisects Tatsuya Nakadai, or any of the one hundred thousand shots it influenced across every sword fight in every movie or anime you have ever seen, you are the target audience for Samurai Shodown (2019), a reboot of the series you may remember from the arcade machines of your youth, which featured ubiquitously on SNK's Neo-Geo hardware.
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Decades of tension North of Seoul, along the Freedom Road, which stretches from the city to the Reunification Bridge leading into the demilitarized zone (DMZ), there was a sign of the changing mood: on one side of the highway, yellow and white balloons emblazoned with a blue map of Koreas; on the other, razor wire, guard towers and heavily armed soldiers patrolling the southern bank of the Han River which bisects the still-at-war Peninsula.
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