A cone-shaped cloud looming above a hill in the Yukon, Canada.
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It's a cone-shaped settlement that sits on top of a small hill.
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As is often the case, his head ended up less cone-shaped after several days.
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A flame in a cone-shaped metal fireplace ignites with a turn of a knob.
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The device — a cone-shaped canister filled with explosives — detonated just over the surface of Ryugu.
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Right now, seasonal flu vaccines target ice cream cone-shaped proteins studding the flu virus's coat.
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Instead of a cone-shaped sail, as others have proposed, why not make it a ball?
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The requisite quantities are pumped into a transparent cone-shaped mixing vessel on top of the plinth.
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What they discovered challenged almost three decades of cat tongue dogma that has described papillae as cone-shaped.
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These are the cones that look a lot like the cone-shaped specimens that meteorite hunters have found.
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These living reptiles all feature sharp, cone-shaped teeth—exactly the configuration you'd expect from aquatic ambush predators.
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Alessi Tea Infuser, available on Amazon, $30Brew your favorite cup of tea with this cone-shaped tea infuser.
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" Manila, Philippines "I got my inspiration from St. Basil's Cathedral, which has these multicolored, swirly, cone-shaped roofs.
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"It was a chunk of rock shaped like a volcanic cone—a cone-shaped smoking mountain," she recalled.
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Far-Out Fountain A small cone-shaped fountain that shoots colored sparks a few feet into the air.
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The project, which is a cluster of buildings with cone-shaped roofs, is located in Shizuoka Prefecture in Japan.
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At the very top of the building, an eight-story cone-shaped section was supposed to feature revolving restaurants.
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At the tip of the cone-shaped crown is a large diamond from Kolkata, India, called "Phra Maha Wichian Mani".
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The robot's mission will target a cone-shaped part of an ESA rocket that was left in space in 1003.
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The last component of the missile is the cone-shaped shroud, which holds the seeker, also described as the vehicles eyes.
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The only thing that can't be purchased off the shelf are the cone-shaped shells that encase the top and bottom.
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Specifically, the piece of hardware that needs moving around is a cone-shaped structure called a pressurized mating adapter, or a PMA.
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The study resulted in the discovery of 178 cone-shaped structures in a region that researchers named the West Antarctic Rift System.
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Less than a decade later, scientists had largely agreed that the cone-shaped cells in the retina were where these perceptions resided.
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In the beginning, the Illinois-based company made the kind of cone-shaped paper cups you find next to the office water cooler.
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Cones may have helped 'look one's best' after death The tradition of cone-shaped headpieces endured in ancient Egyptian art for 1,500 years.
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This upright vacuum pulled dirty air through two cone-shaped containers that created cyclones, pulling particles out of the air and into a tank.
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In another sequence, Shuel-let-qua Q:olosoet, also known as Cynthia Jim, wears an ornate dress of the cone-shaped beads called Jingle Bells.
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The flanges — a term for the cone-shaped pump part that goes over the breast — can leak, leading to embarrassing stains on work clothes.
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But exactly how these cone-shaped protuberances, called filiform papillae, work to give the animals such mastery over their cleanliness has remained unknown until now.
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Today, the tear-shaped country known for its iconic Pitons, the cone-shaped mountains on the southwest coast, is a member of the British commonwealth.
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When a plane is flying at supersonic speeds, sound from its engines piles up into a cone-shaped shock wave known as a sonic boom.
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At one point, one of the arms knocked over a tote, sending a dozen or so cone-shaped plastic coffee filters skidding across the ground.
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She wore a vintage dress from Mugler's 1995 couture collection with strings of pearls wrapped around her neck, waist and in a cone-shaped headpiece.
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Dynamic drivers are the familiar cone-shaped variety you've seen a million times—look inside the stereo speakers in your living room and you'll see them.
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But the cone-shaped Schiaperelli is equipped with a series of parachutes, thrusters, and a heat shield to help it land safely on the planet's surface.
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The cone-shaped Horizon mounts to your dash or your windshield and can draw its power from either a USB port or the cigarette lighter socket.
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" While the volcanoes you may spot at an elementary school science fair are typically tall and cone-shaped, Kilauea is what's known as a "shield volcano.
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Winter hats were typically comprised of black skull caps with upturned rims, while summer hats were cone-shaped and had bamboo and silk woven within them.
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The panel depicting this automated gesture is pitch black, save for the cone-shaped beam of light that emanates from her phone, which hauntingly illuminates her.
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There are now calls for their demolition, even while they stand as pioneering structures in engineering, the first conoidal (cone-shaped) glass domes in the world.
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The reason was that the other part of the mission, a cone-shaped landing craft called Schiaparelli, had abruptly gone silent on its way to the surface.
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At first sight parachute plants, which have cone-shaped flowers (see picture) decorated inside with needlelike inward-pointing hairs, look as though they might be carnivorous themselves.
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They wriggled around in the sediments of shallow seas, gulped prey into their minuscule, baglike bodies and expelled the water through cone-shaped spouts around their mouths.
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White Island volcano is a stratovolcano, a classic cone-shaped volcano, like Stromboli in the Mediterranean, Mount St. Helens in Washington and Vesuvius, brooding above Naples, Italy.
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There is one pair with cone-shaped lenses, which block everything in the periphery, so that you only see out of the small opening in the front.
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When most think of Madonna, cone-shaped bras and voguing instantly come to mind — but in reality, the pop icon is so much more than a material girl.
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On her Instagram story, she shared another video of herself dancing and singing in the pool, this time wearing white unbuttoned jeans and a cone-shaped straw hat.
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After coming in over a persistent cough that had a troubled him for over a year, a cone-shaped mass was spotted in the man's lungs via X-ray.
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The device also comes with an accompanying pair of cone-shaped ear pieces that communicate with the neckband, in the event you want a more traditional headphone-like experience.
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Baby pictures by photographer Kayla Reeder have been going viral — not just because they're cute, but also because they show a common but seldom-discussed condition: cone-shaped heads.
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At the mines in Alberta, the oily tar sands get shoveled out of huge, open-air pits, carted to a plant, and dropped into a big cone-shaped vessel.
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As a means of celebration, an infamous market vendor made it rain cuberdons—a Belgian, cone-shaped candy known in Dutch as neuzeke, or "little noses"—in the stadium.
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I learn that the cone-shaped roof-mounted LIDAR sensors — arguably the most important piece of hardware on the self-driving car — can get really filthy during each shift.
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The 18th-century stay mirrored a cone-shaped silhouette, but by the 213s, shorter stays emerged, resembling proto-brassieres, which complemented the new fashion trend of high-waisted dresses.
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Just how versatile bamboo fibre can be was evident in the entrepreneur's own attire at the conference, including a sleek bamboo wallet and his cone-shaped hat, a golden salakót.
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There were cone-shaped black-metal wall-mounted reading lamps on either side of the bed and a full-length mirror on one wall under a wall-mounted ceramic appliqué lamp.
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Tseng incorporates a comical and wildly diverse number of real-world elements to The Founder that clash with the cartoony, cone-shaped avatars that slave away in a small simulated office space.
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Given its unique shape—it looks kind of like an expensive cone-shaped paperweight in someone's fancy office—this 100 percent silicone vibrator may have you wondering, How exactly does this work?
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In the Cloud Forest, under a glass dome that resembles Santiago Calatrava's recently opened Oculus, in lower Manhattan, a thirty-five-metre waterfall crashes down the side of a cone-shaped mountain.
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He got around this problem by seeking out a new type of earplug, a cone-shaped insert attached to a headband that a shooter could press into service shortly before pressing the trigger.
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The spacecraft, a cone-shaped pod with seats for seven astronauts, lifted off from Cape Canaveral before dawn Friday atop an Atlas V rocket supplied by Boeing-Lockheed Martin Corp's United Launch Alliance.
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The drilling is done in a clear plastic cone-shaped vessel so customers can watch their personalized ice cream flavor being mixed — and maybe snap a Boomerang from the other side of a counter.
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This was no normal doctor's office lobby: no trashy daytime talk show running on a barely functioning TV, no fashion magazines from 2004, and no completely unusable cone-shaped cups by the water cooler.
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As Pi, the company had been working on a cone-shaped wireless charger that would sit on a desk and allow the user to charge devices placed within about 12 inches in any direction.
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BEIRUT (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a central Beirut cafe, transgender model Sasha Elijah flips open a paper fan and whips out her new ice cream cone-shaped high-heeled shoes for a potential drag costume.
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Here, in Dalton's eyeball, the modified adenovirus is carrying instructions to teach the cone-shaped cells in the monkey's retinas that normally sense medium-wavelength, greenish light to instead (or maybe also) sense longer, reddish wavelengths.
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Madonna will forever be remembered for taking creative risks in her artistry, but she's also served up plenty of historic fashion moments, too, from her cone-shaped bras to her "Like a Virgin" lace bridal looks.
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Ranging from the elm with its twisting branches for "E," to the cone-shaped umbrella pine for "U," each letter of the Latin alphabet is used to highlight one of the city's native or non-native trees.
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With a hot knife cut a cone shaped piece of all three layers, about 6 inches in diameter at the top to 2 inches diameter at bottom, out of the pie and place it in the freezer.
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When Pi Charging (winner of TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2017) rebranded as Spansive last month, the company also dropped plans for its previously shown cone-shaped charger capable of charging phones placed within a few inches around it.
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Unlike their cone-shaped charger, you'll need to set your phone pretty much right on top of the Source — but unlike most pad-based wireless chargers, you won't need to fuss with getting it aligned just right.
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Wearing a cone-shaped, cedar-woven hat, Mr. Cladoosby stood before hundreds of people in the community center at the First Salmon ceremony and, weeks before the Supreme Court decision came, acknowledged the urgency of the moment.
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Behovits's business of selling mini sausages and toppings stuffed into a cone-shaped bun, called "kolbice", has grown exponentially in parallel as Hungarians have started spending again after severe belt-tightening following the 269 global financial crisis.
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While the Cozy Cone Motel garners most of the attention in Cars Land with its cone-shaped buildings, the new Cool Dinoco Blue Shake is available a few steps away at the Googie-inspired Flo's V-8 Cafe.
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The couple sitting next to us tells us that the ice cream shop next door does $103 ice cream "tacos" as well (a waffle cone shaped into a taco shell), so of course we have to try them!
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But pear-shaped bulbs make up only about half of the bulbs in U.S. households; what about the globe-shaped bulbs common over bathroom vanities, the cone-shaped bulbs in recessed lights, or the flame-shaped candelabra models?
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One doll sports a black-and-white striped collar that echoes the hoops of black surrounding one of the works; another a cone-shaped headpiece, a stand-in for Sottsass's black spikes, on a head-shaped globe of white.
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The company's cone-shaped paper cups debuted in the 1940s, and continued providing all manner of disposable tableware through the 1003s and '60s, until the 1970s, when Hulseman was credited with inventing the project that changed drinking culture forever.
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Built using some of the same concepts they'd figured out with the cone-shaped charger, Spansive tells me that Source can determine where your phone is placed on the pad and adjust its array of magnetic charging coils accordingly.
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Puffco has shown off some custom glass in social media posts, but unless you're commissioning something out of this world to replace the included cone-shaped percolator, you'll be hard-pressed to find one in the wild for the luxury vape.
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That is why one of the most memorable scenes in the entire Jace Everett-tuned opener is the image of a young boy clad in a KKK robe and cone-shaped hat, his massive, unblinking eyes staring back at you.
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Cone-shaped cloth masks that cover the whole lower face and have exhalation vents did much better, removing up to 90 percent of the synthesized dust particles and almost 60 percent of the diesel exhaust that the researchers pumped through them.
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Pastimes Finally, we were in Provence, and the drive from Gordes to Carpentras had it all: roadside vineyards, cone-shaped Bories (ancient stone dwellings), the Abbey Sénanque and, at the foot of the mountain, an artisanal boulangerie proffering baguettes and croissants.
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LA ROCHELLE, France — At dawn on a recent Saturday, the crew of the fishing trawler L'Arlequin II pulled their cone-shaped net up from the Bay of Biscay, and found the usual catch crammed into the bottom: hundreds of bass.
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The town was over 33,000 miles from Yemen's capital city of Sana'a, which influenced the most striking look of the night: a tall cone-shaped headpiece, the tashbuk, traditionally made of pearls and flowers, accessorized with silver and gold jewelry.
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The watch, which introduces a distinctive cone-shaped date function, also features a memo function that can be set to remind the wearer of a daily task, whether it be, suggests Mr. Claret, sending a romantic message or taking one's medicine.
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The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology has raised the alert level to four — the highest is five — meaning the cone-shaped volcano was in a stage of "intense unrest" that could set off a hazardous eruption at any time.
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The Magic Castle, near Seven Dwarfs Lane, is one of several prominent structures in the area: there's also a stately pleasure dome called Orange World, a gift shop crowned with the head of a giant wizard, and the cone-shaped Twistee Treat.
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But Nutman, an earth scientist at the University of Wollongong in Australia, and his colleagues found something funny sandwiched between 3.71-billion-year-old and 3.695-billion-year-old layers of rock: cone-shaped, golf-ball-sized formations that looked like stromatolites.
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It tested a wedge-shaped glider in 2010 and 2011, a more successful cone-shaped design in 2011, 2014 and 20103 (the Alternate Re-entry System) and is working on tactical systems that use smaller, cheaper rockets and could be launched from ships and aircraft.
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In the most lavish version, a ceremonial dish called tumpeng from the island of Java, a cone-shaped rice mound of great proportion is placed at the center of a platter lined with banana leaf, a vast number of colorful side dishes surrounding it.
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Overseeing it all musically has been Simon Halsey, one of the world's leading choral directors, and a team of 25 conductors working beneath him who are allowed to shout, and sometimes sing, their instructions through cone-shaped megaphones whenever more traditional maestro hand gestures seem insufficient.
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For all of the tweaking of its image, Ms. Taylor insists that the company is not about to abandon its legacy customer — the woman, or man, who has long doted on the Frederick's '50s-inspired, curve-enhancing corsets, frilly skivvies and nipple-freeing cone-shaped bras.
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I absolutely loved a small bowl of caraflex cabbage, a cone-shaped variety: the ruffled leaves were at once meltingly tender and crisp-edged, buttery and sweet, crisscrossed with a salty, garlicky seaweed gremolata and hiding pearls of fregola glazed in a tart, fruity burned-onion broth.
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One of Ms. Lonning's pieces, a cone-shaped, black rattan basket big enough to hold a swaddled infant, is punctuated by ikat-style slashes of vivid color; more whimsical still is a spherical "hairy" vase, whose symmetrical protruding fibers evoke the geometry of a drawing made with a spirograph.
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The 28-year-old designer and ceramist filled the space with furniture that felt unattached to the whims of trend, however, with mixed-media pieces like a glass coffee table with juglike terracotta legs and a lamp with a cone-shaped ceramic base and an upturned metal shade.
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To keep alive the perception of white superiority, these white Americans tuck their heads under cone-shaped hats and American flags and deny themselves the dignity of face-to-face confrontation, training their guns on the unarmed, the innocent, the scared, on subjects who are running away, exposing their unthreatening backs to bullets.
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On a Friday night before the swim test, he programmed a 3-D printer to make a crucial part of the prosthesis: a downward-pointing triangle of nylon and plastic located at calf height that provides some propulsion but, with cone-shaped holes that lets some water through, is not overly forceful.
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To keep alive the perception of white superiority, these white Americans tuck their heads under cone-shaped hats and American flags and deny themselves the dignity of face-to-face confrontation, training their guns on the unarmed, the innocent, the scared, on subjects who are running away, exposing their unthreatening backs to bullets.
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Dallas galleries tend to represent artists from Texas as well as other parts of the US. Among these exhibitors, Conduit Gallery's booth features Houston-based Joe Mancuso's spooky-elegant "Chandelier" (2014), a seven-foot-long, cone-shaped, wire-framed structure hanging from the ceiling and adorned with long-stemmed roses that have been dipped in concrete.
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From a cone-shaped mold used in sugar refining to an oversize oyster, a 7,000-year-old spear tip to a 19th-century Transferware teapot and a bone from a passenger pigeon, which was once the most abundant bird in North America but was declared extinct in 1914, New York City has cataloged and digitized a vast archive of its buried past.
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A 20-year-old University of Toronto undergraduate student didn't expect to get the chance to solve a paleontological mystery this early in his career, yet his name is on a new paper describing where an ancient cone-shaped, not-quite-but-sorta-mollusc-like creature fits into the phylogenetic tree of life—the classification system that connects every plant and animal that has existed on Earth.
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Partly as a response to the deficiencies of A.I.S., many countries now also require fishing vessels to carry an additional device called a vessel-monitoring system, or V.M.S. Typically, this takes the form of a cone-shaped antenna on the roof of the wheelhouse, wired to a locked transceiver and the ship's control panel, that transmits their location and other data to local fishery authorities at all times.
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