The images showed that each of these wavelengths seemed to create higher-contrast images in different forest environments, one with open canopies and the other in closed canopies like rainforests.
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The remaining question was how rain might affect the canopies.
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Umbrellas and canopies dotted the sand under partly sunny skies.
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Access to forest canopies is also being transformed by technology.
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The hemlocks' treetop canopies reminded me of velvety moose antlers.
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Distiman canopies more than 160 brands and nearly a million retailers.
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In the latest renderings, no canopies or crane-robots are referenced.
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The canopies are designed to act as a sunshade, as well.
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"In Steve's perfect world, there wouldn't have been any canopies," Behling says.
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Times Insider A technologist works in rainforest canopies to track illegal logging.
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The outdoor areas are partially covered by heated steel and glass canopies.
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They also have small carriages with white canopies, and hoist flags, etc.
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This method considers the obstruction of tree canopies and classifies the images accordingly.
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Not only did the forest canopies collapse, they wouldn't be able to regrow.
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They can go almost anywhere—up to windows, over fences, under tree canopies.
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Petal-shaped canopies, which will hoist up solar panels, offer shade as well.
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Bright canopies separate the individual sellers at this regional market in Dandaji, Niger.
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Yet the marquees remain, although these canopies no longer serve their original purpose. Why?
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"Some are rated for wind resistance, with vents in the canopies," Ms. Freda said.
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The way the glass canopies at Apple Park are slightly curved to deflect rain:
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Some of the canopies also remain intact but most are weighed down with leaves.
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Trump weighed in with a tweet criticizing its "filthy canopies": The Red Hen Restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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The boat canopies couldn't take the weight and capsized while tied up in the harbor.
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Normally, these mosquitoes spend most of their time in tree canopies, supping on monkey blood.
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Cost Plus World Market: 210% off indoor/outdoor rugs, outdoor throw pillows and umbrella canopies.
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" He adds: "Duck boats are death traps, and with the canopies, they are sinking coffins.
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The main chutes' canopies are wide enough to fit three school buses end-to-end.
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That creates a more flammable forest by opening tree canopies and letting in more wind.
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Except beneath these canopies were tables and racks full of AK-247s, Uzis, Soviet PKMs, .
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A funeral had taken over the Parliament building's plaza, with mourners assembled under white canopies.
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" Trump tweeted from his government account, citing the Red Hen's "filthy canopies, doors, and windows.
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Shade canopies and window coverings blocked passengers from escaping, pulling them underwater with the sinking boat.
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Shade canopies on the boats can also trap passengers from escaping as a boat goes under.
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You can also shop discounts on canopies and tents for all those camping trips you're planning.
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Low-hanging canopies, lakeside hammocks, and dimly-lit terraces are tucked away all over the place.
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Even after the fire, because we haven&apost harmed any of the trees in the canopies.
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I did learn from him, because he told me about the trees outside: pruning the canopies.
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Even at buildings that aim for a more traditional sense of luxury, canopies are being updated.
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The rain forests of Indonesia and Malaysia have long had enigmatic residents in their canopies of trees.
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The gypsy moth is the adult stage of one of the caterpillar species that threaten tree canopies.
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Seele was also hired to produce the canopies, those fins that give the Ring its space-age vibe.
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Further, the NTSB said if those vehicles weren't retrofitted and still had canopies, passengers shouldn't wear life jackets.
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Dense clotted argan, dark verdure against dark earth, appeared alongside slim-limbed almond blossoms, their canopies feathered white.
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The city of Baltimore and Arlington County are bucking the national trend with slight expansions in their canopies.
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We are walking between two rows of rubber trees, their monumental trunks and canopies forming a natural cathedral.
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Bus canopies, sections of curb and pedestrian crosswalks had to be removed because they protruded into the course.
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Photos show that the Branson ducks had windows below their canopies larger than those on the doomed Miss Majestic.
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Organizers wanted to create a festival-like atmosphere setting up canopies, portable bathrooms and free-wifi to attract families.
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The product lineup will include canopies, flags, statues, rugs, pet jerseys and toys, license plates, grills, drinkware, and coolers.
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It has large, complex environments that clamber up into tangled jungle canopies and tumble down into winding carrion burrows.
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Huppahs, which are canopies that are open on all sides, have been evolving over the years in Jewish ceremonies.
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Clouds can block out views of rainforest canopies for months at a time, and the evidence need to be verified.
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NBCUniversal's $50,000 donation will restore tree canopies across the United States that have been destroyed by recent wildfires and hurricanes.
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Lobbies, atriums and canopies will rise up to 105 feet, inviting spaces that will allow for views of the station.
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The brightly colored canopies in this regional market in Dandaji may be pleasing to the eye, but they're also practical.
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Next to a gift shop, beyond a gazebo wrapped with flowers, people mingled outdoors in an area covered by canopies.
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The property, untouched for decades, has been reclaimed by nature — deer, beavers, salamanders and canopies of majestic trees are thriving.
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With its swimming pool, white lanterns, white canopies and white couches, the back lawn channels the spirit of St.-Tropez.
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Short, stocky trees with thick, mossy middles and flared canopies rose from the lush vegetation, holdovers, surely, from the Jurassic.
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There's a majestic flying lizard (scientific/superhero name: "Draco blanfordii"), soaring over the tree canopies to patrol the activity below.
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To ensure water would roll off the canopies rather than staying put (via adhesion), the designers at Apple and Foster + Partners ended up consulting a 1994 study out of the University of Minnesota—"The Teapot Effect: Sheet-Forming Flows With Deflection, Wetting, and Hysteresis"—that informed how the canopies would curve to deflect rain.
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This plant lives under the thick canopies of tropical forests in Malaysia, and it's known for its beautiful iridescent blue leaves.
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Although we didn't stop at every station, each marked with the Expo Line's rippling silver canopies, the trip felt extremely fast.
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The canopies are still there, though they're more refined, along with ample outdoor space for people to lounge with their gadgets.
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Modern satellite images certainly give detailed images of the forest canopies, and have proven valuable in grasping the health of rainforests.
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The outside seating, with its blue and white canopies alongside the hotel's pool, was reminiscent of resorts along the Mediterranean coast.
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Designed by Atelier Masomi, the modern canopies are merged with the more traditional structure of the stalls, blending old and new.
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The fire quickly engulfed the rooftop, with flames spreading along cloth canopies that collapsed on people's heads as alcohol bottles exploded.
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It is a rich neighborhood for the most part, with giant stone houses and Banyan tree canopies and wide, curving streets.
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They feature weatherproof benches, hatches that hide electricity sockets, rustproof rocking chairs, a fireplace, wood canopies, and an outdoor Wi-Fi network.
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Even before the worst of the storm, canopies meant to protect the boats had been ripped apart by the gale-force winds.
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Crowther and his colleagues used global satellite images to assess tree canopies, figuring out where forests are and where they could reemerge.
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And as they sank, shade canopies — fixed steel and vinyl roofs — pulled passengers down as they tried to escape through side windows.
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From time to time, though, they bite a human instead—for example, when loggers bring those canopies crashing to the forest floor.
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Three years later, the NTSB released a report concerning the incident that warned about duck boat canopies and recommended for their removal.
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Small trees, shrubs and fallen timber filled those forest floors, and once widely spaced treetops closed into dense canopies, thick with needles.
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But Ford's garden was different, with its forest and granite columns, rising like redwoods, supporting tiered offices that conjured up tree canopies.
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And the canopies on some common tree species — hackberries, willows, Bradford pears, jack pines — may render them more vulnerable to limb loss.
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And many walls were designed to look like the facade of a building in a market, complete with window lighting and canopies.
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Ms. Helfrich, a medical coder from Scranton, Pa., said that families with canopies should consider setting up toward the back of beaches.
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I paddle down rivers in homemade boats, scale the tallest buildings I can find, jump from tree to tree in thick canopies.
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Ride along sandy paths under canopies of coconut trees, past lolling water buffalos and farmers ushering flocks of ducks into narrow canals.
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Rooms include free minibar items and jetted tubs, and activities at the resort include zip-lining through tree canopies to whale watching.
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He has also done a series on the sun canopies above the dealers' booths, "abstract sculptures floating in a parking lot," he said.
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Elsewhere in the exhibition, photographs and renderings of shelters — from wispy cloth canopies to wood and metal enclosures — convey expressions of the temporary.
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We already knew that the new Campus, which will be situated in Charleston East, would be made up of a series of canopies.
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Coy first saw dicamba symptoms on a major bee food called redvine, a flowering plant that snakes through tree canopies along fence rows.
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On Monday, Jagielnik's group tailgated before the game under three canopies in a parking lot named after Don Money, an old Brewers hero.
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Plus, the store walls had the facade of a building and marketplace, complete with canopies and windows that were lit from the inside.
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Nearly 1.5 million years ago, our ancestors picked ripe fruit right off of trees and made love in the mud beneath the canopies.
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One of those recommendations was to remove canopies from the boat, which prevent passengers from escaping in the event that the vessel sinks.
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They say that similar sanctions are not imposed upon nonindigenous residents who, for example, camp in their yards or erect canopies for parties.
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Long ago, the grasslands of Napa Valley were dotted with groves of towering, centuries-old valley oaks, which had broad canopies and pendulous branches.
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Of course, it's not just for ice; the same space laser will also return the exact heights of buildings, tree canopies and other features.
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One of the main concerns with cockpit protection (full canopies, especially) is that deflected debris might be flung toward grandstands, putting fans at risk.
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The passengers might have survived if the Branson operators had not ignored a 2002 NTSB recommendation that duck boat canopies be removed, Mongeluzzi said.
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Using a projector's light instead of spray paint, and tree canopies as his canvas instead of building exteriors, Echaroux paints gorgeous portraits with light.
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"They made a conscious, intentional decision not to remove the canopies and the only reason I can surmise is money and profit," he said.
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Since Kisangani, the riverbank had been a ceaseless curtain of green, tall and taller, with canopies so majestic they seemed like forests in themselves.
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Placing canopies over the solar test structures in Fremont should help Tesla evade prying eyes and conduct its research and development without rain delays.
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Nearby residents awoke on Memorial Day with the trash from the previous day's event covering the beach: floats, collapsible canopies, boogie boards, bottles and more.
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A study is conducted for each site to determine its solar exposure and suitability for installing photovoltaic panels at or on shops, carports and canopies.
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Forest canopies tend to have both shadowy places blocked by trees and light places, and so this dark-light mix would have been especially useful.
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Protesters still numbered around 800 people, praying and cooking under canopies set up at the Belema Flow Station in Rivers state as security personnel watched.
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The giant rat evaded detection probably because of its tiny population, and the fact that it lives hidden within dense vegetation of rain forest canopies.
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His comments the other weekend about cockpit canopies – saying the sport should do "nothing" – totally flies in the face of the FIA's standpoint on safety.
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According to Paragon's website, all of its tandem rigs are equipped with reserve canopies and automatic activation devices that deploy the parachute in emergency situations.
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While the Tags 4 Tots signs may be helpful to many, the AAP furthermore suggests the use of canopies or covers to get the point across.
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Often in tow was her pit bull, Tina, who joined them at the barn or came along for hikes through mountainside trails or under forest canopies.
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In their more humid, coastal conditions, redwood canopies tend to be thick with epiphytic lichens, bryophytes and even small trees, growing in pockets of rotted wood.
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Here, ash and linden trees tower nearly 150 feet, their huge canopies shading a moist, tangled understory of hornbeams, ferns, swamp alders and crockery-sized fungi.
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" Nowak says we can design and manage tree canopies in our cities to help "affect the air, to affect the water, to affect our well-being.
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The metal hitting the wall creates an even larger spray of sparks, and the arc of the spray resembles tree canopies, giving the festival its name.
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Logging has been more heavily restricted, as Bureau officials seek to bring back canopies that were thinned over many decades and to maintain old-growth trees.
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Other indications include the presence of machines that pump water out of the testing tunnels, and the accumulation of equipment piled up under tarps and canopies.
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Kylee Clubb, Indigenous fire practitioner: The fire would actually just crawl along the ground and not leap up into the trees and up into the canopies.
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Conceptual plans for the project include "building raincoats" that spring out like giant canopies over urban plazas, and a tunnel system for trash collection by robots.
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The ride was a blur of bright green tree canopies, the engine's drone, and a pair of FBI agents attempting to break the tension with small talk.
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But the difference was it resembled a series of sturdy canopies, with a roof and some open sides that had access to fresh air and outdoor sounds.
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From low emission buses and green walls to canopies containing algae, a range of technologies and ideas are being developed and deployed to boost urban air quality.
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Abaroa made his work with metal tubing and the pink plastic sheeting used for canopies at street markets, while Newman used Cor-Ten steel for his sculpture.
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Duck boats' safety record, agency's fears don't jibe The recommendation on removing canopies didn't have the force of law and the industry did not react, Mongeluzzi said.
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Plus, the store goes so far as to recreate the facade of a building and marketplace, complete with canopies and windows that are lit from the inside.
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Around me, the sun filtered through dense canopies of leaves, and mosses hung, beardlike, from Sitka spruces and Douglas firs, turning the landscape into a Seussian fantasia.
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The municipal utility has installed equipment to generate 20 megawatts of community solar power — enough to power roughly 3,200 homes — on places like canopies over parking lots.
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Over the coming years, as the canopies at Stonehenge NYC's other buildings need to be replaced, all are expected to receive the same treatment, customized for location.
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The passengers might have survived if the Branson operators had not ignored a 2002 National Transportation Safety Board recommendation that duck boat canopies be removed, Mongeluzzi said.
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The problem was that the canopies also had to be made of glass, and the iron in sand (which, after all, is what glass is) throws off green.
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Bialowieza's towering oaks, hornbeams and spruces, plus the European bison and other endangered species that roam beneath their canopies, offer a unique glimpse of the continent's ecological past.
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This 1887 article tells of a total mosquito takeover, lamenting that the pests ignore screens and net canopies and do not, after all, dislike tobacco and the beach.
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In December 2017, at least 14 people died at a popular rooftop restaurant in Mumbai after a fire broke out, igniting cloth canopies that collapsed on people's heads.
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The "canopies"—white fins that protrude from the glass at every floor—give it an exotic, retro-future feel, evoking illustrations from science fiction pulp magazines of the 1950s.
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The same year, two freshmen at Texas State University showed off their lofted twin beds with canopies and faux brick wallpaper, which gave their room a city apartment vibe.
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Comunité, on the other hand, feels more like an intimate, laid-back hangout, with people wrapped in long shawls hugging each other and dancing under canopies of white sails.
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Google's remained quiet since announcing its plans to remake its Mountain View, California headquarters, other than saying it wants to build giant glass canopies instead of a traditional roof.
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Steve Paul, the inspector who said he issued a report for the duck boat company last year, also warned about the canopies — nearly 20 years after the NTSB's report.
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The passengers might have survived if the Branson operators had not ignored a 2002 National Transportation Safety Board recommendation that all duck boat canopies should be removed, he said.
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There are pawnshops just steps away from old stone churches, and fast-food restaurants down the street from majestic lawns shaded by the giant canopies of tropical rain trees.
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Karen Cinnamon, the site's London-based founder and editor, regularly features artistic and beautifully arranged wedding canopies, including huppahs made of driftwood in Corsica, France; grapevines in Healdsburg, Calif.
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" Manhattan's ubiquitous entrance canopies, typically made with plain fabric pulled over a metal frame, seemed ripe for creative experimentation, Ms. Starck said, because they were almost "a blank canvas.
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There were small canopies that barely shielded waiting passengers from sun or rain, he recalls, and very few openings if thousands of people needed to immediately evacuate the area.
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The nuts are spread under cloth canopies overnight, then shelled and packaged whole, chopped, ground or as paste at simple factories like the one attached to Mr. Caudullo's house.
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In Surigao's downtown area, the facade of a number of buildings were heavily cracked, their glass windows shattered with canopies and debris falling on parked cars on the street below.
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In Kotzia Square, flanked by elegant 19th-century buildings, Rasheed Araeen, a Pakistani artist, will invite people to share a meal under canopies inspired by a traditional Pakistani wedding tent.
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Even my husband was more adaptable than I'd expected, worrying as I had that the high desert would never satiate his desire for leafy canopies and grapefruit-size garden tomatoes.
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But the US Forest Service, which is using satellite imagery to calculate the sizes of urban canopies, found that New York City has the most trees with over 39 percent.
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I imagine Copacabana, where he lived and where, yes, it continues to be beautiful, with giant rocks soaring between views of buildings and green canopies hanging over the cobbled sidewalks.
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Where one wrong move will send most drones to their doom, Skydio's self-flying system uses AI to duck under canopies and swoop around branches with finesse all by itself.
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The passengers might have survived, the attorney said, if the Branson operators had not ignored a 2002 National Transportation Safety Board recommendation that all duck boat canopies should be removed.
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To combat the leafy shade, Herbst Architects built the living areas of the Kawakawa House on the upper level, so residents can see past the thick canopies to the beach beyond.
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The mosquitoes that carry yellow fever normally stay in the upper canopies of the forest, said Dr. Edward Ryan, the director of Global Infectious Diseases at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
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Suitable for two little ones, from baby to around age four (or 40 pounds) this double stroller from well-respected brand Graco offers two reclining seats with individual footrests and canopies.
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The city - known as the City of Trees - has one of the densest urban canopies on earth, according to the Treepedia project from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Senseable City Lab.
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Video In Paul&aposs interview with Fox, he added that the boats&apos canopies can turn into "death traps" because when the boat sinks, people cannot get out from underneath the canopy.
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Even the exterior design is similar, with every carmaker apparently convinced that we'll want large glass canopies and at least a sprinkling of Minority Report inspiration in the shape of the car.
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Great expanses of the Earth were beckoning the intrepid to put their footprints on untrodden ground, scale unclimbed mountains, peer into unscrutinised forest canopies, plumb unvisited caves and dive into unfathomed seas.
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Some have beds crowned with giant canopies of ancient silk damask that Sally has been collecting for decades; many have walls with trompe l'oeil columns that were painted during the 19th century.
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"You can create zones by thoughtful positioning of furniture, use of rugs and hanging decorative items like bunting or canopies," said Cat Matthews, a stylist in Parkdale, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia.
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They were hidden there, all this time, under the cover of tree canopies in the jungles of northern Guatemala: tens of thousands of structures built by the Maya over a millennium ago.
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Canopies were stretched over the sidewalk in front of the Hollywood office the other day to protect waiting patrons from the sun — but the line of people spilled far beyond the tenting.
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Imitations were once prized by nobles, from the palaces of imperial China to Versailles, where Louis XIV's courtiers are believed to have sought silken blossoms for the tops of their bed canopies.
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The Red Hen Restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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That time in the treetops set the tone for the rest of her life: She's now a forest ecologist at the University of Utah who's dedicated her career to studying rainforest canopies.
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In June, when it's planned to reopen, the decrepit station will look nearly unidentifiable, outfitted with new glass canopies, digital screens, mezzanine access, and stairways—except, notably, an elevator for ADA capabilities.
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Formula One has been weighing up the pros and cons of various devices compared with completely closed canopies, an option that some fear could trap the driver in the event of a crash.
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The series (and the FIA's Institute for Motorsport Safety) tested a suite of options in years past — including full canopies — and coming into the 2016 season it had two options to choose from.
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Later in the hearing, Fick mentioned that a substantial contributor to the degraded mission capability rate — the ability to perform a core mission function — is a deteriorated stealth coating on F-35 canopies.
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We made a brief gas stop at an Afriquia station, then we sped out of the pink city, whose streets were lined with orange trees, their fruit-laden canopies pruned into perfect cubes.
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With an array of airborne lasers, researchers can peer down through dense forest canopies or pick out the shapes of ancient buildings to discover and map ancient sites across thousands of square miles.
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In Surigao's downtown area, the facades of a number of buildings were heavily cracked, their glass windows shattered with canopies and debris falling on parked cars on the street below, The A.P. reported.
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A series of faces earnestly peer out from canopies of white and off-white paper, while ballerinas with impeccable extension show off Elizabethan collars and dazzling headpieces made of string, paper, and tape.
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"The Red Hen Restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders," Trump tweeted .
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Amid Dharavi's narrow alleys, open drains and canopies of electric cables, migrants who came in search of better economic opportunities have created a community of schools, temples, mosques, restaurants, tailors and mobile phone shops.
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"The Red Hen Restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders," Trump tweeted .
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This lets users (who include the forest services of Canada and France, as well as the United States) design precise patterns for planned burns, in order to clear surface vegetation without destroying tree canopies.
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Forests can regenerate after being burnt, with much of the tinder-like underbrush being cleared away and dense tree canopies broken up so that young trees can get the sunlight they need to grow.
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"The Red Hen Restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders," Trump tweeted.
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While Arcimboldo framed his figures against an isolating curtain of blackness, Haas' sculptures will have a continuously changing backdrop, now standing beneath fall's brilliant canopies and later perhaps popping out against winter's white blanket.
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While the city's tests are being conducted in each of its 15 council districts, officials and environmental activists alike know that poorer neighborhoods with smaller tree canopies would benefit more from these types of interventions.
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"The Red Hen Restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders," Donald Trump tweeted.
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Foster + Partners, the architecture studio the company hired for the project, as well as Apple's designers intentionally curved the ring-shaped building's glass canopies so that rain would roll off the surface, as Wired reported.
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The buzzes and peeps of Amazonian fauna were still muted, and the first rays of light were finding their way through the 100-foot-tall canopies of the kapok trees and chambira and pambil palms.
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For those of my generation not fortunate enough to attend college, such tragic pretensions could seem self-indulgent, if not cowardly; they were already getting shot at slogging through rice paddies or under jungle canopies.
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"Fabric canopies grow out of this very old New York tradition, but they have become much more sophisticated than they used to be," said Paul L. Whalen, a partner at Robert A. M. Stern Architects.
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"The Red Hen Restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders," Trump tweeted Monday morning.
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"The Red Hen Restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders," Trump tweeted on Monday.
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The Saudi government also provides complimentary water distributed from refrigerated trucks, air-conditioned tents at Mina, large sun-blocking canopies, and thousands of fine-mist sprinklers, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The sense of curiosity and play that once motivated the pair to sing about radioactive mushrooms and "Chimpanzees in Canopies" evolved into a more rigorous experimentalism on "I'm All Ears," their breakout album from last year.
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"The Red Hen Restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders," he taunted on Twitter.
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Yet the animals' rare size and regal visage have made them a prime target of poachers in Africa, who drop steel-wire snares from tree canopies or stalk and shoot giraffes with rifles, wildlife experts say.
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I try again and again to crash it, throwing it up into the canopies of nearby trees where — I hope — the tiny twigs that could have defeated the original Skydio R21 might send it to its doom.
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So while some duck boat operators have retrofitted their vehicles to make them less susceptible to sinking, others have spent years ignoring recommendations and avoiding potentially safer designs such as retractable or break-away canopies, Duffy said.
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In addition to an electric motor that will assist in movement, the stroller will also feature wireless speakers so your baby can rock out, a bottle warmer, a rocker, three retractable canopies and a temperature-controlled bassinet.
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Like light festivals in Sydney and Amsterdam, Baltimore's will feature projections onto canopies and buildings as well as other more sculptural illuminated art pieces, including a project that will float 653 lighted paper boats in the harbor.
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Surely these factors help explain Castle's mixture of organizing zeal and luminous summation, and the peculiar blocking in of certain subjects — tree canopies, faces — alongside the almost obsessive attention to the repeating patterns of wallpaper and floorboards.
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Sitting on a sea of bright ethnic cushions and rugs, under canopies shading them from the sun, children tinker with nature-inspired toys, including bits of wood in all shapes and sizes, as their parents look on.
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Now, in what is perhaps his most disheartening research, Dr. Davis has found that wild coffee, the dozens of varieties that once occurred under forest canopies on at least three continents, is at risk of vanishing forever.
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The president hit back on Twitter: The Red Hen Restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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"The Red Hen Restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders," Trump wrote in the first tweet.
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In 2010, a remarkable design, by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, was made public: a six-floor box with two nesting translucent canopies, which could be rolled out onto an adjoining area, creating an additional covered exhibition or performance space.
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The storm inflicted a vicious blow, hurling heavy boats onto the Overseas Highway, crumpling gas-station canopies, exploding trailer homes and scattering branches, kayaks, refrigerators, gas grills, sections of roofs and all manner of debris across the islands.
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For the middle tunnel, you get a peek at some of the architecture, for instance and then boom, you're presented with ships in the foreground, buildings, tall ancient spires, ships perched atop the buildings, canopies sawing in the wind.
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Elfin forests have small, short trees, usually no more than about 30 feet (9 meters) tall, and canopies loaded with epiphytes—plants that benignly take root and grow on the trunks and branches of other, typically much larger plants.
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" Nothing is sacred anymore, but no need to worry: "A statue in honor of the poet, along with new restrooms, automated doors as well as canopies for several bus stops on the south side of the mall, is forthcoming.
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The N.T.S.B. said it had pushed for the Coast Guard to require duck boats to have more watertight spaces above the waterline, known as reserve buoyancy, and to remove obstructions such as overhead canopies that could hamper an evacuation.
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Parked along a healthy stretch of the Kalo Livadi beach, the beach club, which includes a restaurant, a bar and a football field's worth of sand, is a serene sprawl of wood decks, lush canopies and overstuffed chaise longues.
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"We had the desire for people to stop and say 'Wow,'" which is why Stonehenge's canopies chose the art of Ms. Starck, a painter who is married to David Furst, the international picture editor for The New York Times.
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Climbing higher in elevation, we left Ferguson's burn footprint behind, but as we passed Mono Meadow, we spotted healthy fir trees with lightly charred lower trunks — signs of a fast-moving brush fire that had left the canopies intact.
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When the music ended, each couple entered from side aisles, one partner from each side, joining in the center to walk up the steps to the altar, taking their places under three wedding canopies that were on the stage.
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The company will bring its distinctively Google-y perspective to bear on the neighborhood it will build there, collecting data on everything from the function of the robocars inside to how well canopies protect pedestrians from the brutal Canadian winters.
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I walked around from one side of the building to the other, staring down at the intricate tops of the Supertrees at the nearby Gardens by the Bay, their lacy canopies as stunning from above as they were from ground level.
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Image: Diva Amon and Craig Smith, University of Hawai'i at MānoaIt doesn't have towering canopies or jewel-toned corals, but an enormous region of the eastern Pacific that was long considered a biological wasteland is proving to be anything but.
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If one of the canopies accidentally deploys inside the plane while the rear cargo ramp is open in preparation for jumping, the slight vacuum created could cause the parachute to fill with air and yank the wearer out of the plane.
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He started out as a novelist, a protégé of Robert Penn Warren, and stumbled into nonfiction, his boyhood passion for rooting around in forests now taking him to the canopies of the Amazon and the cliff lines of Komodo island.
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And Azavedo says he needs "to go back to the drawing board" to find new applicants for the customer service jobs at the 27-employee company, which contracts or brokers the construction of garages, storage sheds, canopies and other structures.
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"The Red Hen Restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders," the 72-year-old grown-ass man tweeted on Monday morning.
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The set-up was typically wild and creative, using thousands of old tyres they found in the building to build a UV-lit tunnel and bar area; this complemented the Christmas tree, netting, parachutes and white canopies, pinched from a building site.
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It is similar to DDG's building at 345 West 14th Street, where a concrete canopy with a shape reflecting the meatpacking district's traditional steel canopies is punctured with large kidney-shaped holes to provide views from the sidewalk to vegetation growing on top.
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"The Red Hen Restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders," tweeted Donald Trump, who, relatedly, is the President of the United States.
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"Everything else — the centerpieces, the table, the linen — they get to see a sample of how the table will look with the flowers, with the décor," said Ms. Adelsberg, who has coordinated canopies with Lucite, organized gazebo rentals and relayed specific requests to florists.
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NASA's spacecraft and their cameras have helped to locate ancient monuments and crop circles covered by forest canopies; oil leaks in the oceans; the disappearing Aral Sea; crazy weather, shrinking glaciers and other signs of a planet that has changed a great deal since 1968.
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For a luxurious pool day, show up early to snag a daybed covered in either open, wooden arches or light teal padding and white-and-black striped canopies that are first-come, first-served and free, which is practically unheard of in any Miami hotel.
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But work is already underway at TriBeCa's Pier 26, which will have a cantilevered boardwalk and an estuarine habitat below, and plans have been approved for West 59th Street's Pier 97, which will feature steel-and-aluminum shade canopies and a playing field for small children.
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But the real star is the atmosphere, all misty canopies, wood-paneled living rooms, and rumpus rooms, lovingly accentuated with musical cues from the likes of the Bangles, Echo and the Bunnymen, Joy Division, Corey Hart, and a horrifying, if perfectly timed, "Heroes" cover by Peter Gabriel.
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About two dozen farms between San Diego and here, just outside Santa Barbara, are nurturing coffee bushes under the canopies of old avocado trees, in what may be the first serious effort in the United States to commercialize coffee grown outside Hawaii, home of Kona coffees.
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Hidden under the dense jungle canopies of the Maya Biosphere Reserve, more than 60,000 human-made features—homes, canals, quarries, highways, and more—have been identified in aerial imagery collected by an international collaboration of researchers headed by the PACUNAM Foundation, a Maya cultural and natural heritage organization.
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"In the Safety Board's opinion, canopies present major safety risks that need to be addressed, especially in light of the fact that amphibious passenger vehicles in service in this country carry more than 1 million passengers each year, including a great many children," a 2002 NTSB report said.
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And though the Skydeck may seem like a far out idea for a far off future, similar canopies have been in use by the military since World War II. Many of the design challenges Windspeed engineers had to contend with could be remedied with solutions from military aircraft.
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We're seeing these enormous events occurring now, from the loss of the coral reef, to Hurricane Katrina, or the forest fires in Fort McMurray, that can be attributed to the burning of fossil fuel, the reduction of forest canopies, or of planktons in the ocean, and so on.
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Designers are working on a self-propelling stroller called the Smartbe with all the bells and whistles parents could possibly dream of: an electric engine to make going uphill easier, a bottle warmer, built-in music and a rocker, internal and external cameras, plus three different retractable canopies.
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When closed simultaneously (each unit has its own controls), the matte metallic outer surface creates a neutral if mannered geometry that blends with the area's sober palette; when open, the panels extend from the individual 800- to 1,180-square-foot units to form balconies underfoot and canopies overhead.
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There was something grand about the White Building's persistent viability, with its independent-minded population of the artistic and service class, though to some eyes the surrounding piles of garbage, clinging vines, water-damaged concrete, re-paintings, canopies, rusted stairways must have appeared to push it to the breaking point.
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University of California, Davis Department of Viticulture and Enology professor Kaan Kurtural said that the difference in quality could be also down to the fact that organic grape vines produce less fruit than conventional grapevines, meaning the canopies are thinner and those grapes that do grow have greater access to sunlight.
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Conducted by Hugh Wolff, an alumnus of the Aspen school, the Aspen Philharmonic Orchestra's performances are known to be both sumptuous and wild, drawing crowds around the open-sided Benedict Music Tent, whose curving roof is made of the same Teflon-coated fiberglass as the canopies at Denver International Airport.
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You make the stations visible with art-covered canopies to protect them from sun and rain, and outfit them with furniture as comfortable as urban living rooms, adding street plazas and gardens and cafes and free wifi to make the whole experience a billion times better than the subway ever will be.
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We were shooting in Northern California, and being strung up in a harness for six hours by myself amongst redwoods was one of the most magical things — because there's no way I would ever be up that high in those trees unless I was a logger or researching the canopies of the forest.
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Eckstrom and his fellow engineers enjoyed the freedom to launch as many test vehicles as they wished, so they didn't sweat their numerous semi-comical failures: In at least two atmospheric tests, for example, the parachutes' bags, which were supposed to be fired clear during deployment, tore back through the open canopies like bullets.
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Whether camped out on lawn chairs under canopies, or toughing it out in the sun while pouring bags of ice over their heads, the men and some women were there to grab one of just 250 applications for an apprenticeship at the New York City District Council of Carpenters from an entrance on Clarkson Street.
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The results of the study, published in the June 2017 edition of Sports Engineering, the journal of the International Sports Engineering Association, found that the tree canopies (up to 30 meters, about 98 feet, high) around the 12th hole at Augusta National affect the average wind speed along the flight path of the ball.
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Even as a young girl, Oliveros was tuning in to her entire environment, what she once called, in a public-radio interview, the "beautiful canopies of sound" that issued from the insects, birds and animals around her; "the whistles and pops" between stations on her grandfather's crystal radio also had her pricking up her ears.
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While the site is picturesque, with sprawling tree canopies, rolling green hilltops, and a nearby beach—access to which was restricted this year from 7:30 AM-5:30 PM, due to a powerful riptide—, the temperature hovers around 90 degrees Fahrenheit, and drops at night to a "chilling" 80 degrees, making sleep a treasured rarity.
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The New York Times describes it thus: When they open in early 2018, the spheres will be packed with a plant collection worthy of top-notch conservatories, allowing Amazon employees to amble through tree canopies three stories off the ground, meet with colleagues in rooms with walls made from vines and eat kale Caesar salads next to an indoor creek.
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Google has been leasing office space at the former site of LinkedIn's headquarters; the 17-acre Shoreline Technology Park is larger than the property that accommodates the company's Googleplex headquarters a few blocks to the west and also exceeds the size of the parcel across the street where Google is building an iconic "dome" campus that features canopies and tents.
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Monique Jefferson and Tavoy Weal's setup for their annual family beach day is hard to miss: four canopies of different colors (one equipped with a mosquito net); an assortment of sheets spread on the sand; a stereo inside one of the tents; a volleyball net; and a foldable table to serve homemade macaroni and cheese, chicken salad, tuna and buffalo chicken.
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On Monday morning, the president, in his predictable fashion, tweeted about the incident when Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was asked to leave the Red Hen restaurant in Lexington, VA. "The Red Hen Restaurant should focus more on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows (badly needs a paint job) rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders," he wrote.
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Van Noten's borrowings are less literal than they are gestural — yes, the pieces in his fall 103 collection were covered with stylized Chinese dragons and phoenixes (rendered in a vivid, imperial saffron), but they were pieced alongside shimmering stripes of vermilion and jade of the sort that adorn the canopies of tantric Buddhist temples in Nepal, and Japanese cranes stitched in gold and frozen in midflight.
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