THERE IS A TRANSNATIONAL CRIMINAL ORGANIZATION THAT THRIVES IN THE ENTIRE COUNTRY OF MEXICO, THEY'RE A CONVEYOR BELT, A CONVEYOR BELT FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS COMING FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
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Bags of groceries whizz by on an overhead conveyor system.
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All told, 3m mice a year ride this conveyor belt.
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We meet for cheap conveyor belt sushi with student prices.
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It was like a Generation Game conveyor belt of narcotics.
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Even the rubbish is collected on an underground conveyor belt.
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The operator then places the package on a conveyor belt
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The children's section also includes this adorable show conveyor belt.
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A shipment on a conveyor belt inside the Boxed warehouse.
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It's sort of like a conveyor belt in that way.
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It's sort of like a conveyor belt in that way.
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As a result, the conveyor belt's throttle was notched higher.
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You could use another conveyor belt to get them there.
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It's like Lucille Ball with the chocolates on the conveyor belt.
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Which made life a conveyor belt of worry for most parents.
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The conveyor belt and robots are inspired by our factories, obviously.
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The conveyor belt has long been the center of wacky adventures.
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We have questions: Will the moving conveyor belt wake you up?
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The operating table becomes this conveyor belt of patient after patient.
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It took the short trip down the conveyor to the floor.
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The cashier reached over the conveyor belt and grabbed her braids.
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It includes a guardrail to funnel plastic toward the conveyor belt.
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A solicitor or licensed conveyor handles the legal transfer of property.
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Standing on a conveyor belt is a violation of Amazon policy.
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So is there an interstellar conveyor belt seeding life throughout the galaxy?
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Chapman takes me right up to the conveyor belts of moving candy.
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The dead fish were tossed on a conveyor belt for further study.
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Ever wondered how the world looks like from a sushi conveyor belt?
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A presliced bun ran through a toaster on a squeaky conveyor belt.
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It's all fun and games until someone sits on the conveyor belt.
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In response, companies are building an increasingly elaborate international soyabean conveyor belt.
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Political Islam, Jasser says, sends adherents down a "conveyor belt" of radicalization.
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The metal coils of the conveyor belt shone with a rainbow crust.
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"Hotbox" was also a chance to get off the cookbook conveyor belt.
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A worker cleans a pedestrian conveyor belt in the Bundestag, March 2378.
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He said the adults became caught in the ride's conveyor-belt machinery.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Cheese heads A restaurant featuring cheese on a conveyor belt?
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An automated conveyor belt would then whisk them to the appropriate wards.
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Beneath her feet, a conveyor belt rises diagonally from the concrete floor where collection trucks dump their hauls in huge piles, up to the vast web of platforms, conveyor belts, and equipment that sort recyclable materials from the garbage.
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An internal investigation found that the metal objects came from metal conveyor belting.
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There is also a chance that it was jammed underneath the conveyor belt.
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Don't stand up in a canoe, don't sit down on a conveyor belt.
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A mechanical engineer named Dave Breed pointed toward the upside-down conveyor belt.
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This requires constant speed and focus, because the conveyor belt never stops running.
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They don't want a watch put together on an assembly line conveyor belt.
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Art fairs and auctions continued to serve as conveyor belts for investment capital.
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And that line is processed like a conveyor belt all day every day.
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He said the package was traveling along an automatic conveyor when it exploded.
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Conveyor belts can take the grapes to their next stop, perhaps a destemmer.
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But the conveyor belts between the departments only carry 10 apples per minute.
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Everything is placed in plastic bins on conveyor belts leading to a compactor.
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On a recent visit three models, each with small customisations, rolled off conveyor belts.
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We sat right next to a big conveyor-belt machine that dispensed gourmet donuts.
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He then stepped off the conveyor belt to applause from the crowd, and proposed.
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The spoil from this excavation is then taken to the surface by conveyor belts.
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But this time, fellow millennials, let's opt out of the nostalgia outrage conveyor belt.
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At 16, he lost his left arm to a conveyor belt at a quarry.
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Reuters was unable to reach the game's Argentinian developed, Byte Conveyor Studios, for comment.
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Picture a warehouse in which thousands of packages are travelling on intersecting conveyor belts.
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Why develop robots and not a factory system using claws, cranes and conveyor belts?
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"He's trying his best," said Rick Glover, a 2000 West mine conveyor-belt attendant.
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There are assembly lines, conveyor belts, forklifts, "just like Henry Ford," Mr. Maguire said.
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Everywhere Uber turns, a conveyor belt of new antagonists keeps emerging around the globe.
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I visited the world's first cheese conveyor belt, located at Pick & Cheese in London.
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To demonstrate its potential, a single nozzle system is mounted over a conveyor belt.
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But for a theory about a direct line, conveyor belt theory never really goes anywhere.
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In one musically boisterous section, vertical columns shot across the screen like manic conveyor belts.
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Sushi began to glide past customers in 21997, when the first conveyor belt was installed.
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It was just basic stuff, but I was just another product on the conveyor belt.
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Once in the sorting area, pallets of iProducts are unwrapped and loaded onto conveyor belts.
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Larger parts will need to come on conveyor belts or some other means of transportation.
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We were promised torrential rain, "conveyor belts" of storms, violent-alcoholic-on-malt-liquor wrath.
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Six minutes later, they're on the production floor, assembling smartphones moving past on conveyor belts.
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More tank treads, but here they're used as conveyor belts to move Lego debris along.
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They're then sent down the conveyor belt, where the lids and straps are finally attached.
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Conveyor belts called "magic carpets" take skiers and snowboarders to the top of the hill.
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Attached to the TBMs are conveyor belts, which takes out the river muck and rock.
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As a teenager, adolescence seems like a conveyor belt of first-after-first-after-first.
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The worker's finger got stuck in a conveyor belt that was jammed with chicken parts.
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On that vessel, the conveyor belts sends plastic directly into dumpsters on the floating barge.
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But the robots at Spread are said to look more like conveyor belts with arms.
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CHICAGO — If North America were a factory, Union Pacific would be its biggest conveyor belt.
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That alone is worth the bubbling anxiety I feel at every baggage claim conveyor belt.
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When the pearls are big, they are carried along a conveyor belt to a filter.
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I followed my nose and soon found myself right in front of the conveyor belt.
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It came out on the conveyor belt trussed up in electrical tape, thrashing a little.
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Soon this conveyor will be replaced by a bespoke editing system built primarily around digital.
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The next morning they got the bad news: Bells was found dead under a conveyor belt.
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The Grozny airport doesn&apost even have a conveyor belt for collecting baggage when you arrive.
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Workers still have to place items on a conveyor belt, even if they don't box them.
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Can the GOP be considered — as the Muslim Brotherhood has been — a "conveyor belt" to extremism?
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" "He was also the first person ever to recognize the Ocean Conveyor Belt (which he named).
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The conveyor belt was carpeted, and when it got wet, was a breeding ground for bacteria.
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Minifig torsos tumble off the conveyor belt at The Lego Group's factory in Kladno, Czech Republic.
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The pieces are transported via conveyor belt to another section where the battery is carefully removed.
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Instead of just allowing the bags to topple down onto a conveyor belt at baggage claim.
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The color of the plate will, as is tradition in conveyor belt restaurants, indicate the price.
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Starbucks even designed a special conveyor system to deliver fresh baked goods to the first floor.
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Japan. Despite this, Pyongyang has a couple of classic Japanese-style restaurants with food conveyor belts.
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Despite his reputation, Dr. Lown was treated like just another widget on the hospital's conveyor belt.
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When the kitchen category was introduced, knives without protective packaging would come hurtling down conveyor shoots.
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Meanwhile, the location in Katy, Texas holds the record for the longest car wash conveyor belt.
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I'm Lucy with the runaway conveyor belt, only this one is bringing me remote, articulate suffering.
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After an order is made, the package trundles down a conveyor belt to a waiting drone.
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Not as a conveyor of health benefits or a path to the Senate, but as an indulgence.
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Traditionally, factories install conveyor belts when they want to regularly move goods from one place to another.
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When Lee first proposed the conveyor belt-style system, his parents could not accept it, he says.
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An ice cream stall in front of the F60 conveyor bridge, where visitors can enjoy guided tours.
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An impossibly complicated network of conveyor belts, chutes and tubes whizzes the trash this way and that.
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At the moment we focus on pumps, fans, and conveyor systems that are mainly used in manufacturing.
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Woks stand in a row beneath a conveyor belt, which automatically delivers the correct ingredients to each.
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Her first game, "Ye Olde Perfumer" took inspiration from I Love Lucy's famous chocolate conveyor belt scene.
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Like a vast conveyor belt, the ocean transports energy in the form of heat across our planet.
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But imagine if all the floors in an airport were replaced with Intralox's amazing omnidirectional conveyor belts?
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The fMRI scanner looks like a white airplane engine with a conveyor belt sticking out of it.
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The company also makes warehouse conveyor robots, robot forklifts, and drones, as well as drone signal jammers.
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Or a package of AA batteries falls on the conveyor belt and ends up on your tab?
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On a conveyor belt, a robot spits out sauce, while another spreads it in a perfect circle.
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Why these fugly, shiny shoe-boots that look like they got trapped in a factory conveyor belt.
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There was also a row of cameras along the conveyor belt to photograph passengers with their luggage.
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But Dr. Reich has not forgotten that these are human remains, not widgets on a conveyor belt.
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A large conveyor belt is featured in another room that's easily as long as a soccer field.
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We pulled six plates off the conveyor belt, ready to dive deep into the world of cheese.
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Automated sorting machines, whirring conveyor belts and hard bins can break a book and shorten its life.
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Complacency did not feel right, though, so I hopped off that particular conveyor belt and moved forward.
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Its scale is mammoth: 27 acres of floor space, 2,500 employees, 14 miles of speeding conveyor belts.
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Kasthuri's solution is simple — a proprietary conveyor system which carts off the brain slices quickly, minimizing human error.
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What is taken onto the boat is then sent on a conveyor belt to the ship's processing plant.
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The deluge of berries take a conveyor belt up to barrels carted alongside the harvester by a tractor.
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These currents acts as a kind of underwater conveyor belt, bringing cold water to the planet's equatorial regions.
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Inside one on the outskirts of Seattle, packages hurtle along conveyor belts at the speed of a moped.
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A worker pushes a wheelbarrow with broken glass bottles while new Coke bottles move along the conveyor belt.
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Plastics which find their way into these countries' coastal waters eventually enter into the global oceanic conveyor belt.
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The idea is that the conveyor will deliver packages to the arm, which would then load the drives.
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Asian golfers continue to dominate women's golf, with South Korea supplying a never-ending conveyor belt of talent.
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The food squirted onto the ceramic plates on a conveyor belt with the precision of a vaccine administration.
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I stood in the checkout line and watched milk-fed Americans unloading their carts onto the conveyor belt.
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I just set my carry-on bag on the conveyor belt and walked through the full-body scanner.
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They are batted aside by machines onto another conveyor belt to be trucked to a nearby biogas plant.
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As with sushi conveyor belts, the price of each dish is represented by the color of its plate.
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There are 14 miles of conveyor belts at the plant, and the end of the line is here.
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A human is still needed to move the pizza from the machine assembly line to the conveyor oven.
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You put your laptop on the conveyor belt so it can be scanned for any bomb-like properties.
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Once a product is packaged, it's placed on another conveyor belt, where a robot applies the shipping label.
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It also discredits the institution that is the conveyor of a great deal of negative information about him.
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A friendly robot waiter will then deliver your food to you via conveyor belt in an adorable Lego lunchbox.
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A worker whistled as he placed oddly shaped, laser-cut flaps of the knit fabric onto a conveyor belt.
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The pulverized rock comes out the back via conveyor belt to be loaded onto rail cars and hauled topside.
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Then, the freshly printed fabric takes a ride through the conveyor dryer — the most important part of the process.
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But when it come around the baggage conveyor at Bristol Airport, he could immediately see the bag was ripped.
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After their ride on the conveyor, the samples are scanned by the SEM, resulting in stacks of image data.
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There's "been very little automation outside of conveyor belts," said Matt Murphy, at Menlo Ventures, about why he invested.
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Merely speeding up the conveyor and increasing the heat on these ovens would result in a burnt, undercooked pizza.
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NBC affiliate WOAI reported the package detonated while being transported from an upper conveyor belt to a lower one.
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The area lies in the path of the Labrador Current, a conveyor belt for icebergs calved off Greenland's glaciers.
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The oceans are a tremendous energy conveyor belt, absorbing heat from the atmosphere and redistributing it around the world.
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Standards which, if believed and followed, would result in a population of manufactured, fresh-off-the-conveyor-belt copies.
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After people add cheese and toppings, robot Bruno gently moves the pizza from a conveyor belt to an oven.
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It is probably not lost on America's jihadist enemies that their ideology has become a conveyor for individual discontents.
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They set alight a pipeline that delivers gas from Israel, torched a conveyor belt and damaged a fuel pipe.
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A conveyor belt rolls endlessly, spinning an empty energy drink can, suggesting spent energy or a lack of willpower.
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Each one holds 108 slices and reheats them in a conveyor oven in about one minute and 40 seconds.
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Sushi Station, a conveyor-belt-style sushi restaurant in Elgin, Illinois, has two sushi-roll makers from manufacturer Autec.
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In Oregon, she had stood at a conveyor belt, trying to pluck out bad grapes as they whizzed by.
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Why melting glaciers and warming oceans weaken ocean currentsScientists liken the AMOC to a kind of water conveyor belt.
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At another station, a cobot takes new spare tires off a conveyor belt and stacks them on a cart.
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The A.I. sorter plucks recyclable materials from a conveyor belt of assorted trash and deposits them into corresponding piles.
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It's sawed in half by a vibrating knife before being toasted and buttered as it's lowered to conveyor belt.
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There is a five-second gap between one call ending and the next beginning, like a telecommunications conveyor belt.
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I'm sure if we got a conveyor belt in here, I'm sure we could save a lot of money.
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Machines insert copies of the magazines and preprinted sections, and then finished papers move via conveyor to bundling machines.
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Next, a conveyor belt moves them to a shiny metal press that squeezes out the juice from the pulp.
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You pick the parts off the conveyor belt and piece them together with the help of some expert engineers.
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They acted as conveyor belts delivering goods, resources and people from interior America to ships waiting on the coast.
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The package in the San Antonio-area went off on a conveyor belt at a FedEx facility in Schertz.
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A package exploded on a conveyor belt at a FedEx facility outside San Antonio on Tuesday, injuring an employee.
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The product can be used to assess the purity of a conveyor belt to see if it's good enough.
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At the Schertz FedEx facility, a package that was moving along an automated conveyor exploded around 12:25 a.m.
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TUCK IN PROTRUDING PARTS Bags can get hung up on conveyor belt systems by things like dangling shoulder straps.
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Trump has been a garbage conveyor belt, passing along every bit of half-fermented slop that came his way.
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Having personal items checked by an X-ray conveyor belt is a necessary hindrance that no one really enjoys.
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My freshman and sophomore years, I prioritized courses that put me on the conveyor belt to A Stable Career.
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Whether it's smartphones or the internet or conveyor belts and factories, none of these things are beyond our control.
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Let's say, back at the manufacturer, my cookies were put on the same conveyor belt used for almond cookies.
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The company was founded by Dutchman Thomas Ammeraal, who in 1950 invented a woven conveyor belt for the biscuit industry.
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The first showed men so lost in enjoying the cream cheese that they leave their babies on a conveyor belt.
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Beatles fans attempt to enter the Customs Hall at London Airport by crawling into the baggage conveyor belt in 21965.
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A NARROW conveyor belt runs between a lorry and a set of pallets stacked ten-high with shoebox-sized containers.
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Looking at the photo, you can practically see the water vapor being delivered to California along this atmospheric conveyor belt.
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This is exactly what it sounds like, and involves selecting items off a conveyor belt and slotting them into place.
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At Savanna Rags, in Mansfield in the English Midlands, 1.53 tonnes of old clothes glide along conveyor belts each week.
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A different conveyor belt once carried wealthy city residents into the suburbs, but it increasingly works the other way around.
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The patty traveled through a charbroiler on a separate conveyor belt, then glided down a chute onto the bottom bun.
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" He also talked about this with CBS News' Gayle King, adding "we had this crazy, complex network of conveyor belts….
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Still, no one would argue that customers are directly paying the guy working the conveyor belt at a shipping facility.
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They typically use insecticides to try to kill insects in bags, cargo, containers and conveyor belts, but infections still occur.
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Occupying over 21.87,2187 square feet of space, the shredder is comprised of a series of conveyor belts, shakers, and sorters.
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Already sushi restaurants with almost no staff are common: dishes are ordered on a tablet and delivered by conveyor belt.
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As its jaws grind into the wall of rock ahead, conveyor belts carry the rubble out to the tunnel's opening.
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Conveyor systems and material handling equipment tend to be pretty bulky and customers always want them as quickly as possible.
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On the hangarlike main floor, clothes in various stages of processing snaked along a labyrinth of dry-cleaning conveyor racks.
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A conveyor lift—or "magic carpet"—for beginning skiers at the Prà Alpesina Resort in the northeastern province of Venice.
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"We can take something from the manufacturing plant and put it into a conveyor," says the company's CEO, Melonee Wise.
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The burger is pushed along a unique conveyor belt, where it gets additional toppings that are all sliced to order.
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In addition to being smaller, the system is also much faster than traditional fulfillment centers, which center around conveyor belts.
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The sale plan comes as Japan's conveyor belt sushi market outpaces growth in the rest of the country's restaurant trade.
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Two conveyor belts are manned by dozens of employees who hand-pack every box that is shipped out to customers.
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Layer by layer, the coal would tumble into trucks that would drive it to a conveyor belt to the sea.
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Volunteers and basilica employees briskly herded the pilgrims onto four parallel conveyor belts, ensuring that nobody lingered beneath the image.
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He likens his tiny operation — with its modular mixing vessels, rock crushers and conveyor belt — to a humble Lego set.
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The entire process is on display in the company's trash sorting facility, where garbage bags whiz by on conveyor belts.
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AND FINALLY Smile and wave Somebody put a GoPro camera on a conveyor belt at a sushi restaurant in Tokyo.
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The conveyor belt helped me expand my horizons and try varieties of cheese that I would never usually go for.
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"For other sectors like tech it's easier to get on the conveyor belt and fill these positions," Dr. Binder said.
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" Passionately and poignantly, Dr. Zitter reminds us that "conveyor belts, regardless of their destination, are not meant for human beings.
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And there you were, Marianne, not assigned, not covered, not yet on that deadly conveyor belt to the Fun Factory.
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They're ready in minutes, moving along a conveyor as they're assembled: 15 West 28th Street, 646-968-4634, andpizza.com/nyc.
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He was about to set a bomblet on the conveyor belt when pressure, shrapnel and bloody pulp slammed into him.
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A postage worker sorts international mail, announcing each package's country of origin as he places them on a conveyor belt.
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A second robot would lift the detritus into containers, seal it, and put it on a conveyor belt to the outside.
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An electric overhead conveyor carries the cars around and lowers them to the assembly line, where they're mated to the underbody.
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An electric overhead conveyor carries the cars around and lowers them to the assembly line, where they're mated to the underbody.
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Dubai visitors taste-tested the results with edible cubes made of sustainable foodstuffs like beetroot and crickets, delivered by conveyor belt.
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The conveyor belts move too fast to catch everything and the workers and machines both make mistakes that they cannot correct.
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Much of her learning occurred on the job; she would recite the names of the items on her cashier conveyor belt.
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The Jetsons knew how to cook: Ride the conveyor belt over to the kitchen console, press the Bacon button and—BOOP!
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So Kent Desormeaux vaulted his colt to the outside and rushed past Nyquist as if he were on a conveyor belt.
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The security check consisted of putting my bag through a conveyor belt scanner and then walking through a full-body scanner.
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The couple adorned their Los Angeles home with edible treats, a toy conveyor belt and handmade candy decorations, the release added.
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Thus, many species of squid act as biological conveyor belts, moving energy from tiny plankton up to apex predators, including humans.
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The employee was working at the ore conveyor at the mine's mill at the time, the company said in a statement.
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"The Russians have no more idea how to use the conveyor than a group of schoolchildren," Freeman quotes Bourke-White saying.
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Workers there could load bags by hand without a conveyor belt and maintain the engines without a lift, Mr. Morton said.
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Crushing plants like this break up the chunks into a fine mixture that can be transported along the conveyor belts below.
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Employees continue to be jammed shoulder to shoulder along conveyor belts and required to maintain rituals such as security pat-downs.
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Employees continue to be jammed shoulder to shoulder along conveyor belts and required to maintain rituals such as security pat-downs.
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" Reduced to its molecules, he fears, the placebo effect may become "yet another thing on the conveyor belt of routinized care.
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It all looked amazing, but I was there for one thing and one thing only: the world's first cheese conveyor belt.
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The conveyor belt allowed us to easily mix and match different cheeses with different spreads, depending on our own individual preferences.
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Inside the building, 10 miles of conveyor belts are the veins and arteries of this outpost of the e-commerce giant.
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The digger, a dust-covered tangle of conveyor belts, hoses and thrust cylinders, chews through 60 feet of earth a day.
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Edipeel can be applied after a harvest; crops can be coated while on a conveyor belt or dipped in the solution.
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Once packaged, orders land on another conveyor belt and past a robot arm that slaps the mailing label on the parcel.
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Created by Japanese builder Dr. Peison, the restaurant features a kitchen, bathrooms and a main dining area with a moving conveyor belt.
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"Whether you're looking at terrorists or hackers or disease or climate change, everything gets on the conveyor belt of globalization," he continued.
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The subduction process could be acting as a conveyor built, delivering these nutrient-laden minerals to the subsurface ocean beneath the ice.
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Workers place items on a conveyor belt, and the machine builds a box around them, processing up to 700 orders an hour.
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Some days he stands by a conveyor belt in a huge warehouse, picking wood, cardboard, plasterboard and metal out of demolition debris.
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Martin herself left after book #35, and it's not long after that that the series takes on a factory conveyor belt feeling.
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A conveyor belt pushes out an endless stream of batteries that desperately need sorting and the robot arms somehow never fall behind.
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Or, if it runs out of parts, or if nothing comes down the conveyor belt, to do this or that in response?
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New York (CNN)They arrive by the hundreds, walking through metal detectors, placing their belongings on conveyor belts to be X-rayed.
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Mail-Flo replaced manual labor with conveyor belts that pushed letters into piles based on which mail truck they'd be put on.
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They were questioned as cops reviewed surveillance footage and determined it was Mustard's friend who put the back on the conveyor belt.
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It will combine Michelin's mining tire and Fenner's conveyor belt businesses to provide a "comprehensive offering to mining customers", Michelin told investors.
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Gvasalia told Vogue that, rather than trundle along the expensive and repetitive conveyor belt of runway shows, it's embracing slowness and purposefulness.
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Fenner's ECS unit, which makes conveyor belts for miners and other industrial users, accounted for 56 percent of its latest annual revenue.
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The design allows passengers to easily drop their heavy bags into the conveyor belt section without having to lift them very high.
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The conveyor belt, "the dorsal spine of S11D," was built so the processing plant could be built in a non-forested area.
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"(Turkish Airlines) will make investments in buildings, customer sale offices, conveyor belts, and needs financing for them," one of the sources said.
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The first step is the separation of all recyclable garbage, with tractors scooping up piles and pouring them onto five conveyor belts.
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Trying to have a good time only made my job harder, since the conveyor belts kept running and the dishes piled up.
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Humans still place items on a conveyor, but machines then build boxes around them and take care of the sealing and labeling.
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The "crispy shrimp" have the limp, expired quality of tempura that's been doing laps all night at a conveyor-belt sushi place.
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The processing facility for the carrots is "highly automated" and no humans touch the products moving along conveyor belts, according to Dunn.
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A line of neon-clad employees at the mouth of the first conveyor belt pick out as much problematic garbage as possible.
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I had seen the conveyor belt popping up on Instagram and Facebook for months since Pick & Cheese first opened in September 2019.
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As I waited for my friend to arrive, I decided to get a closer look at the main attraction: the conveyor belt.
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But Volcano Bay has conveyor systems (kind of like an ascending luggage return at the airport) that do the work for you.
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Conveyor belts and other steel equipment that might have scrap metal value had already been removed, leaving barren concrete tubes and walls.
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When items are needed, they're electronically picked and pushed toward Tompkins' conveyor belt, where more robots help Nordstrom workers sort the merchandise.
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The massive orange towers stand 16 feet tall by 8 feet wide and deliver items through a conveyor belt inside the contraption.
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"We help Baltimore businesses buy from other Baltimore businesses," says Mr. Virdi, the warehouse manager, as packages race past on conveyor belts.
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And to this day, I defend him as one of the more daring directors in a sea of Hollywood conveyor belt artists.
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The small size of plastic straws allows them to slip through the cracks of massive recycling conveyor belts and end up in landfills.
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And would it have killed them to have thrown in a nifty red and white sushi conveyor belt while they were at it?
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At the baggage-collection area of Haneda airport, a woman spends her day straightening suitcases after they are placed on the conveyor belt.
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Robot arms first pull out a preassembled pizza from the mini-refrigerator, then place the pizza onto a high-speed ventless conveyor oven.
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The key differentiator, however, was a relatively mundane setting, in which Handle was moving boxes on and off of pallets and conveyor belts.
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It was shut after Gaza protesters vandalized it on Friday night when they set fire to a gas pipeline and a goods conveyor.
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The men were finally caught after police discovered the nude body of Estepp on a conveyor belt at a recycling plant in Anaheim.
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Another piece, by Cao Fei, places a little factory on the ground with a series of conveyor belts moving boxes into the distance.
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In stable periods, ocean currents help regulate our planet's climate, but when the climate is changing, this same conveyor belt can amplify differences.
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This deep water represents the tail-end of an incredibly slow-moving oceanic conveyor belt that begins centuries earlier in the North Atlantic.
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Large trucks barrel down the slim and shoulderless two-lane highways under the towering coal conveyor belt systems that criss-cross the landscape.
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On my first try, I nervously put the completed package onto the final conveyor belt without a label — rendering it pretty much useless.
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A 23 km-long (292 mile) conveyor belt that once carried coal from the nearby port is idle and blast furnaces rest silent.
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He is then shown approaching the baggage conveyor belt before climbing on top of it and disappearing into the area reserved for luggage.
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I'm also given two buzzers—one for each hand—as the conveyor belt feeds me into the giant hole of the fMRI machine.
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CT tech can also provide TSA officers a 3-dimensional image of bags' contents as they move across the X-ray conveyor belt.
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What it is: Consensys is a Brooklyn-based Ethereum development incubator with a high-profile conveyor belt of blockchain projects that often interconnect.
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He discovered the Ocean Conveyor Belt, which moves water around the globe, and figured out that those currents help regulate the global climate.
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At the apex of its trajectory, at the moment when it was supposed to connect with the conveyor belt, its back corners drooped.
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Instead of individual notes rolling down a conveyor belt, Rock Band VR gives you chords to hit at particular points in a track.
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"The conveyor transporting coke to the blast furnace caught fire," ArcelorMittal spokeswoman Sylwia Winiarek said earlier on Thursday after the fire broke out.
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No need to hoist suitcases onto airport conveyor belts — or to get stressed about any of the other annoyances of modern air travel.
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To truly transform end-of-life care in this country, we need to stop the conveyor belt of over treatment and false promises.
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The startup aims to replace existing fixed and expensive factory infrastructure, like conveyor belts, with its lightweight and adaptable computer-vision-powered cart.
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An enclosed conveyor belt has been constructed along one of the stairways to deliver goods and remove garbage without convoys of hand trucks.
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You allow us to get off the ad-laden media churn conveyor belt and spend quality time on amazing ideas, people, and companies.
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So we went to his little shack, and they probably had about 20 different toppings lined up and it's like a conveyor belt.
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At the very least, you'll never have to wonder if that is, indeed, your bag when it rolls around the luggage conveyor belt.
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It takes an estimated 2,000 years to arrive here by traveling [through] a very deep ocean current known as the Global Conveyor Belt.
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You allow us to get off the ad-laden media churn conveyor belt and spend quality time on amazing ideas, people and companies.
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From there, the packer scans the box and throws the completed package onto another conveyor belt where they'll take a trip to labeling:
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Stroller traffic on the bridge to Whole Foods grows thick, and the sliding crunch of the concrete factory conveyor belt is falling silent.
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He met an equipment truck that had pulled up to the belly of the plane and began pulling luggage off a conveyor belt.
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Once, an employee who was preparing to quit hopped onto the fulfillment center's conveyor belt and rode it merrily through the entire facility.
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Occasionally, this approach revealed irreverent charms: At the Color Factory, a rainbow conveyor belt served macarons; at Candytopia, a candy pig spewed confetti.
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But that cheesecake must have had superpowers, because we got a second wind when we saw this plate coming down the conveyor belt.
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You board the raft on a conveyor belt that takes riders up a lift hill, which feels very much like a roller coaster.
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The giant fish are laid on a conveyor, still flopping, and ushered into a "cutting trailer" where they are quickly sliced into fillets.
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No need to hoist suitcases onto airport conveyor belts — or to get stressed about any of the other annoyances of modern air travel.
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See photos from the set, which features a giant turntable that circles the audience like a conveyor belt, on which the actors perform.
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While much of the work is done by hand, a mechanized oven and conveyor belt turn out 200,000 rotis on a daily basis.
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Your patrons are largely invisible; completed dishes are fed to a conveyor belt that one might imagine leads to the center of the multiverse.
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It's just one part of the 880 acre "world hub," with 53 miles of conveyor belts sorting more than 2 million packages each day.
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Williams shipping service said the fire was at one of the conveyor belts that connects Rumo's warehouse XX to XXII, used for receiving cargo.
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The robots deliver parts to production lines, bringing more flexibility and efficiency to the jobs that conveyor belts, forklifts and tractors used to do.
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The robot then automatically scans the barcode, and puts the product on a conveyor belt to be sorted further down in the fulfillment process.
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Guided by cameras and computer systems trained to recognize specific objects, the robots' arms glide over moving conveyor belts until they reach their target.
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The company is working on a new modular robot called Xanthus with different attachments, say to hold containers instead of using a conveyor belt.
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There are even complex factory sequences, in which you're able to manipulate conveyor belts to move objects around and find what you're looking for.
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Another devotes some 20 minutes to filming volunteers prepare sandwiches for those on the frontline with the dull repetition of a human conveyor belt.
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Coptis grew up listening to the rumble of a conveyor belt, thirty-one miles long, that brought coal to market and carried away waste.
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Warner watched as the heavy, pale-gray double doors swung open to reveal a steampunk wonderland of gears, wheels, conveyor belts, and circuit boards.
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In addition to the cheese conveyor belt, you can also partake in charcuterie tasting flights and hot meals like the traditional grilled cheese sandwich.
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After an internal investigation, the firm identified the affected product and determined that the objects in all the complaints came from metal conveyor belting.
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The AMOC is a crucial part of the global system of heat transfer throughout the earth's oceans -- the so-called Global Ocean Conveyor Belt.
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I follow him as he slowly walks to observe an employee neatly placing bunched radishes in a box from a quickly moving conveyor belt.
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In New York, they would grill quail on a panini press or run a hamachi collar through a conveyor-belt in a toaster oven.
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I appreciated, too, that the characters' emotions are not rushed into place as if on a conveyor belt, which often happens in shortish plays.
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What they do according to O*NET: Operate cars that transport from the working face of a mine to mine cars or a conveyor.
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This memory came to mind when I went to the world's first cheese conveyor belt — located at Pick & Cheese in London — earlier this week.
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Winston-Salem, North Carolina-based Krispy Kreme is best known for its signature fresh and hot glazed doughnuts that roll off its conveyor belts.
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Think conveyor belt sushi restaurants in Japan, flambe dishes and burger joints and frozen-yogurt shops that use robots to prepare or serve food.
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Winston-Salem, North Carolina-based Krispy Kreme is known best for its signature fresh and hot glazed doughnuts that roll off its conveyor belts.
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Check out the conveyor belt of clouds and moisture heading toward the West Coast in this loop from our newly operational #GOES17 (#GOESWest) satellite.
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The other thing I do is wait at the airport check-in desk until I see that the bag is on the conveyor belt.
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"Musk went into additional detail in an interview with CBS This Morning, in which he stated, "We had this crazy, complex network of conveyor belts….
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Illustration: Nike US Patent OfficeA recently published patent filed by Nike depicts a new "rotatable conveyor element" designed to help people put on their shoes.
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Eight miles of conveyor belts crisscross the enormous facility, some of them twirling from ceiling to floor in spiral chutes that look like playground slides.
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This time, the company's created a conveyor belt bed that takes inspiration from Ford's lane-keeping technology to keep bed hoggers on their own side.
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Two sinister-looking six-taloned mechanical claws worthy of a Bond film grasp rubbish five tonnes at a time and drop it onto a conveyor.
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The installation's most eye-catching feature is its massive conveyor belt looping around the floor, displaying the latest accessories from Chanel's Spring/Summer 2016 collection.
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Now you can watch your 3D printed objects whiz past on the Blackbelt, a conveyor system for FDM printing that lets you build huge objects.
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When the sensors detect your partner has moved into your space, a conveyor belt built into the bed aims to gently realign them into place.
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My favorite stage involves a running stream that acts like conveyor belt, pushing you through an underground cavern and forcing you to make quick decisions.
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He calls Chicago (the city) a "conveyor belt" that brought in migrants who gradually moved out to settle in suburbs and the wider metro area.
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A pair of motorized conveyor belts then take those random bits of Lego scooped up by the excavating wheel and move them through the excavator.
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The rollers themselves are powered, so the robot can drive up to a conveyor belt, line itself up and send a box along for pickup.
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The boy had climbed onto the conveyor belt and was taken back to the TSA bag room, where agents saw him and stopped the belt.
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Then the dead animal is moved from the conveyor belt to a trolley overhead and carried to the bleeding area, where its throat is cut.
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Tony, Ryan's dad, is "taxidermy reanimated"; Jimmy, with long experience at the "conveyor belt of deviants", reckons that Tony's malevolent neighbour Tara "failed quality control".
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There's a line of optical sensors looking down onto the conveyor belt and a row of "rejectors" positioned like teeth on a comb just below.
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Cooper said they're popular for signature drinks, and some couples even go as far as to have a conveyor belt of drinks for added fun.
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Once a customer places an order online, an in-store fulfillment staff packs it up in a bag and loads it onto the conveyor belt.
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On the big screen, you could see him riding the magic carpet—a conveyor belt typically for beginners—towering over a bunch of little kids.
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To travel between them, I step onto a small wooden platform attached to a vertical conveyor belt, grab the hand grip and ride the belt.
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Payne conveys the incidental beauty of functional machines: strange architectures of chains, conveyor belts, glue pots, metal discs and gears thick with generations of grease.
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But you could see, as the boxes flew down the conveyor belts, the beginnings of this trend toward fewer and fewer people doing the work.
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Once the train has passed, I follow the footpath over the railway and through the works with its churning conveyor belts and towering sand dunes.
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A Satmar Hasidic man is seen loading a grocery cart full of saran-wrapped sandwiches and other food items onto a checkout counter's conveyor belt.
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You can choose your next bath bomb from a conveyor belt at seven Lush stores worldwide, including three in the UK and two in Tokyo.
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The drones can also monitor machines and power cable temperatures as well as inspect robots, overhead conveyor belts, cranes, hoists and the roof for leaks.
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"When you're shining a spotlight on the judicial conveyor belt that the Republican donors are running right now that is a very worthy purpose," Sen.
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Aging has put me on a conveyor propelling me through days as though there were only two in a month, the first and the last.
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I could not exactly understand that each conveyor belt led into the back of a tractor-trailer truck, despite being told this was the case.
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They're not really the source of the problem, but because they are, excuse me, the conveyor, I think they are going to get dragged in.
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After an elaborately choreographed goodbye, we took a digestive stroll in the seaside air, passing through the gaudy Kanazawa downtown with its Ginza-style flashing lights, its kuru kuru (conveyor belt) sushi restaurants (Japanese is rich in onomatopoetic words, and "kuru kuru" is the sound of a conveyor belt; say it fast and you'll understand), its knickknack shops, bars and omnipresent FamilyMart convenience stores.
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As dozens of them tumbled from a steel hopper onto a conveyor belt in a Bronx factory, two workers enforced a strict pickle standard. Bruised. Broken.
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The heads roll up its mouth and onto a conveyor belt, where workers in hoodies and aprons grab the lettuce and tear off the loose leaves.
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Beyond rising seas, the increase in freshwater running into the ocean can slow down the Atlantic Conveyor, a massive pattern of currents in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Electric cables and unused scaffolding lay outside the building and parts of the complex remained unpainted, but inside there was electricity to power the conveyor belts.
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I was shuttled from talk to meal to interview to sleep to wake to breakfast to talk again like I was living on a conveyor belt.
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If you're not careful on YouTube, you can be endlessly served a conveyor belt of content curated specifically for you based off of your viewing habits.
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"Pickers" follow instruction on screens, grab items from shelves, scan them and put them in containers, which then move on via conveyor belt to the packers.
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That kneaded dough then drops onto a conveyor belt, where a laser detects its presence and times how long it takes for the dough to compress.
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Photo: Remy Gabalda/AP2014: Canned processed pumpkins move along a conveyor belt in the case and label area of the Libby's pumpkin cannery in Morton, Ill.
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While the "conveyor belts" of storms never materialized for much of the Western US, El Niño left behind cataclysmic droughts, paralyzing blizzards, and giant tropical storms.
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When the gambit ultimately failed, parts of that conveyor system became some of the "scrap" Tesla used to create the assembly line under the tent outdoors.
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It lumbers along on working tank treads, and includes countless moving features including conveyor belts that carry debris away (or unneeded Lego) and a rotating superstructure.
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After a warehouse worker puts several iPhones onto a conveyor belt (it can fit about 40 at a time on the entrance section), the process begins.
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Our gear had to be placed on a conveyor belt and run through a scanner, but there was no one there to actually monitor the results.
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But you can also take that same thin sled and replace the tote-carrying unit with a conveyor top and deploy it in the sorting center.
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In the image above, you can see how warm tropical air is pulled northward, like a conveyor belt, to mix with colder air in the north.
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Ultimately, though, Kelley may have suffered most from the relentless conveyor belt of life, which constantly carries new things into sight and propels older ones away.
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Straws are regularly incapable of being recycled, because of their small size they often slip right off the conveyor belts of recycling plants, according to WIRED.
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In addition to snacks and drinks, expect items like cheeky Ashkahn greeting cards ($285) and retro Kikkerland pens ($2355) purveyed on a sushi-style conveyor belt.
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Under the current Kim's watch, North Korean entertainment has evolved from being a mere conveyor of ideology to a tool used to shape society, Lee described.
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And throughout the cavernous interior, yellow bins brimming with customers' orders zipped along more than 2115 miles of conveyor belts, which clattered with a thunderous din.
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Conveyor belts and barcodes have made their way into every order fulfillment center because it helps humans break incoming shipments down and put orders together faster.
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You don't want to write that essay for school because you'd rather be sinking an endless conveyor belt of wine coolers at an 80s cheese night.
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A recent video from the company demonstrated the efficiency and speed with which the system can be deployed to move boxes from shelf to conveyor belt.
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In fact, the workshop is hidden next to the inventive Droid Depot, where guests can construct robot sidekicks by selecting parts off a moving conveyor belt.
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Soldiers placed the coffin on a conveyor belt to move it safely out of the airplane to where we could then step forward and view it.
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Our meals (169 kroner for adult, 98 kroner for children) eventually arrived via conveyor belt from a hidden kitchen in giant blue Lego bento-style boxes.
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On a conveyor belt of bags, purses and laptops at Boston Logan International Airport on Sunday, one meaty package was clamoring for an additional security screening.
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According to Dr. Zitter, even what are intended to be temporary intensive care measures can put a patient on that conveyor belt to anguish and isolation.
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Monsivis' crash caused major damage in the baggage claim area to conveyor belts, the ceiling, windows, doors and the walls, totaling around $250,000, Piccolo told WWSB.
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His custom wedding cakes reflect a level of mastery that is measured in years; they cannot be produced on a conveyor belt or purchased for $14.99.
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The store's foyer has a ceiling conveyor belt mechanical decoration, a sort of Industrial Revolution Calder that makes dresses and bags drift across the ceiling. Soothing.
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An associate tossed my socks into a yellow crate, which then zipped through the warehouse on a conveyor belt to another workstation, where associates consolidate orders.
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The new conveyor system will help lower greenhouse gas emissions from the mine by 3.5%, compared with road haulage, the company said in an exchange filing.
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The coal would be sluiced away on a conveyor belt to the surface, and the hydraulic presses would inch forward, maintaining space for the miners to work.
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With RFIDs embedded in the tags, conveyor belts could automatically detect a bag's destination and stop it if it is on the way to the wrong flight.
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The ECS unit, which makes conveyor belts for miners and other industrial users, accounted for about 60 percent of Fenner's revenue for the year ended Aug. 31.
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For the past 10 minutes, I've been standing in one spot, pulling a dead fish from a conveyor belt, slicing off its head, and then grabbing another.
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According to acting administrator Huban Gowadia, the following electronics will now need to ride down the conveyor belt solo: laptops, tablets, e-readers and handheld game consoles.
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FedEx was taking the extraordinary step of screening every package at the sorting facility outside Austin where a parcel bomb exploded on a conveyor belt on Tuesday.
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At the center's plant, laborers wearing protective aprons and work gloves sort through a grimy procession of metal and glass refuse that clatters along a conveyor belt.
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An automatic conveyor system then moves the bins along into the X-ray machine, so that passengers don't have to wait around to push them through themselves.
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It didn't help that, during MWC, we were treated to a conveyor belt of hastily assembled iPhone X lookalikes that had zero software adaptations for the notch.
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Theme park accident A ride at an amusement park in Queensland, Australia malfunctioned, trapping two riders on a conveyor belt and tossing two others from the ride.
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Above them, groceries and made-to-order meals, gathered by store attendants from shelves and nearby cooking stations, were wafted on aerial conveyor belts into a storeroom.
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Beck told CNN she entered the security checkpoint, put her bags on the conveyor belt and stepped into the body scanner, as she's done countless times before.
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It was equipped with 20 industrial robots that pick, transfer and pack packages using crates on conveyor belts, as well as camera systems and Mujin robot controllers.
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Costs incurred while Newmont's Penasquito mine in Mexico and Musselwhite in Canada were idle, due to a blockade and a conveyor fire respectively, contributed to the decline.
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The pieces are hauled up the belt on a ladder, slide down a chute, are photographed and then taken to their appropriate bins on another conveyor belt.
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The process begins with the shells travelling along a conveyor belt, to be tipped into tanks where they are mixed with water and attacked by rotating blades.
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Sitting cage side throughout the night as a conveyor belt of talent came and went, Ryan made a conscious effort to minimize the flair of the event.
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Once a locker owner swipes a card detector, it issues a command to a centralised computer system, which activates Toyota's hidden conveyor belt and fork lift tech.
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One person is stationed at the head of the conveyor belt and takes hundreds of trays from the carts, empties them, and puts them on the belt.
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A constant stream of naked iPhones come down the conveyor belt to me, their guts exposed, and as each one passes I clip in a missing chip.
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"The Arctic is the terminal station for the global ocean conveyor belt (current) transporting heat, and now we also add plastic, across the global ocean," wrote Duarte.
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Elsewhere, employees sanded down doors that hung back-to-back on a moving conveyor belt, a scaled-down, less colorful version of Disney's animated "Monsters, Inc." factory.
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And still they came through the night and into the following day, thousands upon thousands carrying their artifacts of devotion, the conveyor belts churning away without stop.
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Above all, analysts said, Mr. Abe's signature accomplishment is his stable political leadership in a country that had grown weary of a conveyor belt of prime ministers.
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But I found that the conveyor belt isn't just about a cool snap or boomerang, it's about reminding us that great cheese can be fun for everyone.
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And it can't just be a thing you do one time in response to the latest in the conveyor belt of atrocities emerging from the White House.
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As in, it pops open and your clothes come tumbling out on the conveyor and everyone stares and they thank the good stars that they aren't you.
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The utility said on Sunday that the conveyor belt had been repaired but that the national power system was still constrained by plant breakdowns and planned maintenance.
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Outside the truck, cities appear as so many bright lights, and then dematerialize, leaving Javier and the women journeyers on a big conveyor belt of cosmic darkness.
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Hidden from view, this area houses the 1,000-plus migrant laborers who unload trucks of fruit and put them on to conveyor belts that enter the factory.
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The stores double as distribution centers, where assigned employees roam around filling bags with online orders, then place them on a conveyor belt to the delivery center.
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It has 48 seats and a few special features, like a long conveyor belt transporting about 350 dishes on plates that are color-coded according to price.
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It ended up paying too much for companies with mediocre drugs, and its merger conveyor ground to a halt, leaving it teetering under a huge debt load.
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So all that back-end stuff, I like to think of it as that conveyor belt in the factory, and you need to have adequate preparation there.
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He also coined the term "the global conveyor" for the important ocean currents that circulate warm water around the globe; that phrase, too, remains in use today.
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But I feel I've stepped off the conveyor and am experiencing some of the passion and adventure I felt in the first 18 years of my life.
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I stood at baggage claim and watched everyone else's suitcases tumble down from the conveyor belt, imagining a laptop inside bouncing along with the rest of the contents.
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A well-trained K0003 runs up and down conveyor belts rapidly sniffing packages of all shapes and sizes as the items first make their way into the facility.
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Fish come in from the left, you use the right stick to grab them, pull them to a slicing blade, and then toss them onto a conveyor belt.
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Zume may not be able to afford many robots, which move the pizzas off a conveyor belt in its office-cum-factory after spraying them with tomato sauce.
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And it's significantly higher tech: Baltimore's barge uses a water wheel to power its conveyor belt, with solar power as backup, while The Interceptor is fully solar powered.
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Patrons can choose from several burger styles, and then get to watch their bun sliced and toasted as a conveyor belt slides it beneath dispensers for other fixins.
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Instead of ferrying crates on a long line of conveyor belts, as many CFCs do, it uses a three-dimensional grid system, or hive, to assemble customers' orders.
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He alluded to a "crazy, complex network of conveyor belts" the company had previously used and said the company eliminated it after it became clear it wasn't working.
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It's like the enemy team stepped onto two conveyor belts, one leading into the barrel of Blaze Hawk's gun and one into the tip of Blaze Hawk's knife.
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Encouraged, Vardakostas moved on to building the conveyor belt that would move the burger down an automated assembly line, the bun slicer and toaster, and the electric grill.
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Though every project has been unique — he's founded companies ranging from conveyor belt sushi restaurants in Wales to innovative insurance brands — he's learned valuable lessons from each endeavor.
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OSHA said the employee was deboning a chicken and got their finger stuck in an unguarded conveyor belt when they tried to remove chicken parts that were jammed.
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Those who should be animals' protectors and advocates — their guardians — unwittingly hand them over, sending them down a dark conveyor belt to what may be their final destination.
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In the video clip, Rosalía flaunts long pointed nails and gold teeth, rides a conveyor belt and does a parkour-like running leap across shipping containers — flamboyantly enigmatic.
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Maintenance capex entails the unexciting but essential investments that keep an asset in working condition, like painting a ship or replacing the conveyor belt on an assembly line.
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And upon arrival in Havana, tourists sometimes face five-hour delays, because the airport lacks the mobile staircases needed to disembark and the conveyor belts to process luggage.
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Plastic on the water's surface gets pushed by the current toward a conveyor belt, then funneled into six dumpsters on a separate barge that floats underneath the vessel.
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Like a conveyor belt, I dump those into the tray on my lap, tossing the rest — knobbly loops of jigsaw — into the largest of the tins between us.
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There wasn't even much of a queue for it: I pretty much got put my bag on the conveyor belt immediately, and no one was queuing behind me.
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Transpiration from tree leaves generates rivers of moisture in the atmosphere that act as conveyor belts bringing much-needed rain to Brazil's heavily populated south and to Argentina.
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When I told Carver that I was surprised he was able to keep prices so low for such high-end cheese, he credited the restaurant's conveyor belt system.
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The pizza was rolled out in rectangular, meter-long pieces of dough, pieced together and covered with tomato sauce and mozzarella, before being baked using a conveyor oven.
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Slow-moving conveyor belts in the fields reduce the need to carry produce, allowing workers to harvest faster and making jobs more attractive to older workers and women.
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The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, a conveyor belt of ocean currents that move warm, salty surface waters northward and colder, deeper water southward, is in the news again.
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Can you imagine the thrill of sitting at a sushi conveyor belt, watching the little plates of maki roll by and suddenly spying a ring, balancing on bonito?
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He'd done it fifty times, he'd seen it the right way fifty times, and here was mine, with projector images of children between the scenes and conveyor belts.
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The uniformed woman at security bangs the gray plastic trays one after another onto the conveyor belt with a violence that seems to be a request for attention.
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After taking the deceased pet to her vet and conducting X-rays and more tests, Dale believes the cat was run over and possibly placed below the conveyor belt.
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Now they tumble out like doughnuts on a conveyor belt, as zillions of writers covering the field realize that to make a statement they have to go really longform.
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I'm done shopping in the time it takes to heat a burrito, and serenely arrive at the checkout without the urge to impale myself on the conveyor belt divider.
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The conveyor belt glided them through white, cubelike cases with tinted glass, where a machine heat-fused the strips of thermoplastic polyurethane onto the fabric in a precise pattern.
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Health and safety notices in Polish and Russian as well as English are posted around his farm and a vegetable packing plant full of clattering conveyor belts of carrots.
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It's a common industry practice known as culling, destroy the day-old chickens through asphyxiation, or, more gruesomely, maceration, a process involving a conveyor belt and a giant blender.
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NEWARK — In a cavernous recycling facility crisscrossed with conveyor belts, enormous bales of crumpled plastic bottles are stacked one atop another, waiting to be sold to the highest bidder.
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It'll measure the intensity of the flow, which acts as a kind of undersea conveyor belt, bringing cold water to the Earth's equatorial regions, and contributing to global circulation.
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Yellin says Gordon and Cano were finally caught after police began investigating the murder of Estepp, who was found on a conveyor belt at a recycling plant in Anaheim.
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On the front you'll find the excavating wheel itself, one of the model's many motorized features, which spins to lift Lego rocks up onto the excavator's moving conveyor belts.
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Instead, Wordsworth uses a jet stream to raise the oysters from the seabed, and then a conveyor belt, which lifts the shellfish out of the water without damaging them.
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The conveyor system goes into operation the week of October 3, coinciding with the October 5 reopening of the Reading Room following its closure for two years of restoration.
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Oliva noted that the "system has been used in various industries, it's been used in hospitals," but NYPL is one of the first libraries to institute the track conveyor.
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Robotic arms unpack pallets of tomato sauce, salsa, toilet paper, and soda, and place them on a blue conveyor belt, where they are carried deep into the storage cage.
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Sortation systems: A sortation system consists of a conveyor belt that, with the aid of IoT sensors and robotic arms, can sort packages according to destination, volume, and weight.
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As they lined up to bus their lunch trays, placing the dishes on a conveyor belt, I wondered for a moment about the fate of all those discarded napkins.
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Its final section shuttles a row of dancers out of and into the wings, as if by conveyor belt, suggesting that the stage — and the dance — goes on forever.
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In a video that was sent to the station, the man can be seen pulling his gloves off and taking a leak right underneath the still-moving conveyor belt.
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On the first floor, clients can use an iPad to order beet shots, salads and sandwiches, which arrive on a conveyor belt set against a wall of live plants.
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Even that ceiling was a stretch because the company also runs power-hungry conveyor belts for loading and sorting packages in the early morning as well as space heaters.
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Then the wheels -- along with the handlebars, seat, brakes, chain wheel and crank -- are installed as the frames hang from a conveyor belt and travel down the assembly line.
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CT that they had found a 25-year-old man whose upper body had been caught in the conveyor belt machinery, according to the Kansas City Missouri Fire Department.
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The TSA has instructed officers to keep the X-ray conveyor belts moving in the expedited PreCheck lines, hampering their ability to zero in on questionable items in bags.
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In New York, the production has the cast, including Bobby Cannavale as the brawny ship stoker Yank, perform on a turntable that circles the audience like a conveyor belt.
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The company, which makes polymer products and conveyor belts for industrial customers including miners, said operating profit rose to 59.1 million pounds ($77.8 million) for the year ended Aug.
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It was like eating off a conveyor belt: Some delicious moments went past quick, but if the next bite wasn't to your taste, another bite would be coming soon.
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"No one is going to stop us," he said with his wife by his side as they watched a conveyor belt of iron briquettes at the Guayana Steel Complex.
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Our tour group, run by Raul Gonzales, an operations manager at the fulfillment center, was led around a small area past huge conveyor belts and endless corridors of shelves.
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As a result there seems to be an endless conveyor belt of edtech startups finding new (and sometimes very old) ways to utilise the internet's networking capability to improve learning.
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In the fearful story Ted had originally confessed, he focused on all the things he had in common with Lane, all the common markers on a conveyor belt toward violence.
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This simple and enticing video shows a conveyor belt filled with mini-pumpkins, that magically turn into soft doughnuts after an encounter with a sugary stream of delicious sticky glaze.
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They roll in and out of town every semester as if on a conveyor belt, regaining good standing in the community and the classroom in pursuit of Division I scholarships.
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What's next: Mahler says robots will eventually need to place objects in precise orientations — on a conveyor belt used in a factory, say — and to tightly pack a shipping box.
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Luda was minding his own business, likely buying a slew of organic nut butters and preserves, when some of his purchases got mixed up with Jaramillo's on the conveyor belt.
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They are the brainchild of Veronica Pascual, a 20133-year-old aeronautical engineer who took over her parents' small conveyor-belt firm when it ran into trouble 15 years ago.
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Steam billows from 50-year-old copper cauldrons, and bottles rattle off the conveyor belt before they are stamped with a label bearing two giraffes and the words: "Bière Niger".
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Descending at a stately pace to the foyer, where a crowd of bemused journalists awaited him, the reality-television star was lampooned as a false prophet on a conveyor belt.
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Every Chanel item you see at this pop-up store, whether it's a J12 watch on the mannequin or ballerina flats passing through the conveyor belt, is all for sale.
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I stepped foot on the ground floor of the fabric factory, which had conveyor belts that would roll product past workers, who would scan fabrics inch by inch for flaws.
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In particular, there's a great deal of interest in what happens when a conveyor belt of currents known as the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) slow down or speed up.
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Here's how it manages to do that: with a series of rollers—some serrated, some smooth—that send the bill to a conveyor belt to get scanned with a sensor.
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Inside a building near the docks where barges begin the journey up the Congo river, conveyor belts rattle as thousands of glass bottles are washed and filled with amber liquid.
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Stadium-style seating means guests can overlook bakers as they mix ingredients, place dough on a conveyor belt and watch it pass under a massive waterfall of their signature glaze.
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This made the conveyor belt moments especially fun, as I tracked a box's progress from one side of the scene to the other, constantly shifting my view to do so.
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A conveyor belt about 15 feet off the ground snakes through the facility loaded with hundreds of boxes of pharmaceutical and medical waste — all leading to the two incineration chambers.
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Massachusetts-based Soft Robotics has already shown us some pretty impressive capabilities for its rubbery robotic grippers, but the demos have mostly been straightforward picks off of a conveyor belt.
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And then, a maniacally-smiling, three-breasted figure spills into a series of airport security bins on a conveyor belt—capturing exactly the crazed feeling of dealing with the TSA.
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The conventional view is that homegrown terrorists are created through a process of "radicalization," a conveyor belt that draws vulnerable individuals through several stages from religious belief to jihadist violence.
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With space to expand the youth set up in the future, the club could have a conveyor belt of young talent to fill their senior teams, and perhaps go further.
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Millennials want a non-linear life path away from the school, work, and retirement conveyor belt, instead desiring to explore new cities, live in new places, and take more risks.
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Packages are automatically whisked from the conveyor belt to different chutes solely by the metal slats moving from left to right (the yellow bumps are enough to nudge them off).
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A few dozen workers sit at tables alongside a long conveyor belt (white-coated balls on an incoming belt, and yellow balls on the outgoing), their hands moving like lightning.
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The success of those largely homegrown squads quickly drew interest from bigger clubs, in Spain and abroad, and led to tough decisions for a conveyor belt of young, talented players.
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Elsewhere, millwork employees used palm sanders to smooth down doors suspended back to front from a conveyor, like a scaled-down, less colorful version of Disney's animated "Monsters, Inc." factory.
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I think they see our show as a handbook for a navigation, and think, How can I rig this conveyor belt where I don't have to go down that thing?
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In Japan, Hamazushi—one of the country's largest conveyor belt sushi joints—has put an end to its revolving sushi in order to give diners peace of mind, per SoraNews24.
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"Going through T.S.A. at the airport, I think about how many times they pull a bag from the conveyor belt and ask to take a look at it," he said.
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"She had an astute and intelligent directness as a teacher and conveyor of the art form of dance," Nikolaj Hubbe, artistic director of the Royal Danish Ballet, said by email.
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It started after Mr. Stracuzza checked in for a JetBlue flight from Boston back home on Sunday morning and placed the cooler on a conveyor belt for oversize checked luggage.
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Strangely, perhaps, given that we are talking about twentieth-century popular music, it was often Islamic song traditions that acted as the conveyor for these deep strains in world music.
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The mistake did not invalidate all liens securing the $1.5 billion loan, and the parties have spent years disputing whether GM assets such as robots and conveyor belts secured loan.
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There, employees are assigned a zone in which to work and the bins (known as totes), each filled with the contents of an order, arrive to them via conveyor belt.
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He spoke with a sense of awe about the days when the factory floor had more than 1,000 workers, and a constant flow of cakes marched on the conveyor belts.
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Well, in early days ... By the way, speaking of Lucy, I thought a lot about the chocolate on the conveyor belt, that's what Framebridge felt like in the early days.
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Sometimes called the "conveyor belt" theory, this model held that the pathway to homegrown terrorism consisted of a set of discrete steps, with signs that could be easily identified by investigators.
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The man behind the scanner wasn't looking at the screen, or even in a position to see it, and seemed most focused on pressing the button to move the conveyor belt.
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Bee showed some clips of the films, and they really are incredibly weird — bleak, Fellini-inspired surrealism; beaches and conveyor belts full of baby dolls; a real toddler in a cage.
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Murphy said an August 2010 inspection of Quality Egg operations in Iowa uncovered live and dead rodents and frogs in laying areas, feed areas and conveyor belts, as well as outside.
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The vacuum—it itself, made from Lego bricks—relies on a sweeping conveyor belt system instead of suction to gobble up random pieces and deposit them into a self-emptying hopper.
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Two additional employees would be used to oversee drive-thru windows, while another two would aid robotic grocery-bagging machines that prep orders and deliver them to customers on conveyor belts.
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Buhner's conspicuous revenge provided the final impetus for the Seinfeld writers to elevate this transaction to the level of Lucy's chocolate conveyor belt and Archie Bunker's flushing toilet in televised immortality.
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Fenner, best known for its heavy conveyor belts and reinforced polymer technology, was founded in 1861 and its early products included leather belting for use in power transmission, lacing and hoses.
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"What critics said: "As viewers it's hard to be as sanguine about a one-note chucklefest that combines the worst of Lorre's conveyor-belt slapstick with an uncomfortable stab at edginess.
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Wending their way through the police barricade, they presented their Amazon badges in the lobby and disappeared through the turnstiles, back to the grind of robots and conveyor belts and Christmas.
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Meanwhile, restaurant chain Genki Sushi finished the session up 4.02 following news it would be merging with Akindo Sushiro, the largest conveyor-belt sushi eatery in Japan, Nikkei Asian Review reported.
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The value of the conveyor belt sushi restaurant firm has since grown to about 150 billion yen including debt, one of the people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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Average salary: $56,450 Required sociability score: 64 They operate diesel- or electric-powered shuttle cars in underground mines to transport materials from a working face to mine cars or a conveyor.
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One Tokyo crematorium allows you to summon ashes with the swipe of a card: A machine transports the ashes from an underground vault through a conveyor belt to the right room.
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It was the first time I had seen a sushi conveyor belt in action, and I was mesmerized as a rainbow of sashimi and rolls slowly rotated in a hypnotic circle.
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She was like a steampunk perpetual motion machine, popping out distinctive creative work and dynamic social plans on a conveyor belt that never stopped but sometimes had a hitch or two.
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"Oh, my God, I saw chickens — lots and lots and lots of chickens, 350,000 chickens a day," she said, still shaking her head at the looping conveyor belts crowded with birds.
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Right now, in a warehouse not far from Berlin, a bright yellow robot is leaning over a conveyor, picking items out of crates with the assurance of a chicken pecking grain.
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Not only is this a fun way to shop, it&aposs also an eco-friendly way to purchase gifts, as each product on the conveyor belt is free of plastic packaging.
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CreditCreditJeff Minton for The New York Times One day in June 2012, at São Paulo's international airport, Suzana Herculano-Houzel hauled two heavy suitcases onto an X-ray-machine conveyor belt.
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He said it felt good to be earning $11.23 an hour, even if the new job entailed cutting off necks and pulling out guts on a seemingly endless conveyor of carcasses.
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But Democrats say the consequences will still be significant, accelerating the nominating process for 80 percent of administration appointees, limiting the vetting of nominees and keeping the confirmation conveyor belt humming.
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Rollemberg's plan is to employ the pickers at new "triage" centers in warehouses where garbage can be separated for recycling on conveyor belts in cleaner conditions by workers in uniforms and gloves.
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While it lacks some of the more zany accouterments like windmills or giant animals, as the game progresses, the hazards become more eccentric with the likes of quicksand, ice, and conveyor belts.
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Food can be a major source of phthalates because packaging materials and equipment used in food processing such as conveyor belts and tubing contain phthalates, and these chemicals can leach into food.
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Once it lands, it could deliver a package on a platform which would then move it down via a "vacuum tube, dumbwaiter, elevator, or conveyor" to a delivery person on the ground.
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Great news frequent fliers — the already delightful TSA routine of unpacking your bags, taking off your shoes, and organizing a conveyor belt full of bins could soon be getting even more demanding.
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She proceeded to show off how these scalloped potatoes were made and even posted a video featuring of her placing the emotional support casserole on the security conveyor belt to be screened.
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This current is also referred to as a global conveyor belt or global thermohaline circulation, carrying heat and oxygen from the bottom of the world to the far north, and back again.
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When an item is ordered, a robot rolls a shelf up to a "picker," who grabs it, scans it, and puts it on a conveyor belt to be packaged and sent out.
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He punched a red button to stop the conveyor belt and picked up the package in question: he could tell that it had come from China, but it had no return address.
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QUARTER-LITRE bottles of whisky whizz down a conveyor belt past Mukhtar Ali, a quality-control employee at Pakistan's Murree Brewery, the only legal beer-and-spirit maker in this Islamic country.
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Farmers bring their harvest to warehouses where their crops—carrots, cucumbers, bananas, or whatever—are passed them along conveyor belts and electronically scanned for supermarket suitability based on size, weight, and color.
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Sometime next month, underground miners will dig Germany's last ton of black coal, load it onto a conveyor belt, and whisk it a mile to the surface of the Ibbenbüren mining facility.
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Kerr, now a member of Britain's House of Lords, told Reuters the aim had also been to counter media propaganda depicting Britain as trapped on a conveyor belt to a European superstate.
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This great day in the snow turns into a chaotic scene when a group of snow tubers causes a pileup by sitting on their tubes while being carried on a conveyor belt.
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On the human side, they blow air straight downward, but above the robots they blow out to the side, because gusts of air could blow light packages off the machines' conveyor belts.
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The bowl trundles overhead, dangling from a conveyor system and revealing a picture of a fighter plane glued to the bottom of it before landing on a metal table and cooking area.
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The response was always to build higher ramparts of mud, rocks and matting of woven reeds until the river ran on its own conveyor belt, sometimes 15 metres above the surrounding countryside.
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Rather than having TSA agents use hand-pushed carts to bring empty trays from the exit back to the entrance of the line, the new lanes use an automated conveyor belt system.
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Those that are have their stems severed by blades and are caught in baskets before being passed on by a conveyor belt for packing by a human operator sitting on the robot.
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From delivering us pizza to becoming drinking buddies, making super-efficient ramen, and eventually replacing flight attendants with conveyor belts, robots promise a future of the service industry that's rife with improvements.
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At Miami International Airport, a man who sneaked onto a luggage conveyor belt reached the tarmac in November and in January a man entered the cargo area there, claiming to be lost.
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On a conveyor belt, 50 flashing cameras captured and sent images of the spuds to an online program that sorted the Carolina Golds by size and quality and kicked them into boxes.
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Diners were handed two edible, six-sided dice made of pâte de fruit and were asked to toss them across a wildly moving, homemade conveyor belt, which emptied onto a plate below.
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The best visual analogy I can think of is the famous 'I Love Lucy' sketch, when the chocolate balls are streaming out on a conveyor belt faster than she can wrap them.
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The North Carolina hub is already highly automated; more than 80 percent of packages move across the facility through a system of conveyor belts, scanners and sorters that needs no human labor.
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The Transportation Security Administration has installed more effective equipment, like improved conveyor belts and 23-D scanning machines, which give screeners a better view of the contents of travelers' carry-on bags.
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A Lego animation entertained us as we waited, and the illusion was thrilling: the minifigures sorted and prepared the food, traipsing along conveyor belts and shifting bricks as they made our meals.
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Under its system, Petroteq mines and crushes the oil-saturated sands into small chunks, then moves them along a 150-foot conveyor belt into a tank where they are mixed with solvents.
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As a vehicle crawls past it on a conveyor belt, the arm gently nestles the windscreen into its housing, then swivels back to get its greedy suction cups on the next one.
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But early Tuesday, in the last known blast before Conditt killed himself, a package exploded on an automated conveyor at a FedEx sorting center near San Antonio, slightly injuring a worker there.
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"Cereal, pasta, tomato sauce, eggplant sauce, olive oil, salt, jams," Mairi Giannakaki, a senior official with a Chios food company, ticked off as we slalomed around conveyor belts bearing the various items.
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In the manufacturing sector, for example, companies introduced conveyor belts and assembly lines at factories in the early 20th Century that brought down labor costs and temporarily put people out of work.
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The warehouses of about one million square feet in size, big enough to house two cruise liners, will utilize sophisticated computer programs and automated conveyor belts to sift and pack parcels efficiently.
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Last year, as the number of packages soared, one manager simply dialed up the speed on the conveyor belts in a delivery station, injuring workers and prompting an internal investigation, documents show.
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Still, when I saw the giant silver fermentation chambers, different vats for different malts and Pilsners, immaculate labs, conveyor belts, forklifts, and trucks loaded with product, that seemed like a huge amount.
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Roam Luggage aims to help you create customized suitcases that express your individuality and personal style, making them easier to differentiate from the sea of black on the baggage claim conveyor belt.
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In fact, the costume worn by Sabina is all the more jarring when you realize that could easily have been Stewart's real-life look had she continued on the starlet conveyor belt.
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Inside the warehouse, there is a constant whirring noise produced by thousands of yellow bins moving on conveyor belts, across the warehouse and up the the second floor, where products are packaged.
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ZARRINABAD, Iran — Rising from the yellowish, treeless plains so typical for central Iran stands a square labyrinth of pipes and conveyor belts, topped by a silver chimney that glitters in the summer sun.
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At one point in the process, the steel balls, which are used in rotating drums as a grinding and polishing material, look like puffy clown noses making their way up a conveyor belt.
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When you step up to the conveyor belt, remember to remove all of your large personal electronic devices (laptops, tablets, e-readers, cameras, etc.) from your bag and place them in a bin.
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ZEN Robotics of Finland sells smart disassembly lines for construction rubble where computer-vision algorithms identify pieces of metal, cardboard or other valuables for a robotic arm to pluck from the conveyor belt.
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I even enjoyed the game's variety of goofy bugs — except the one that stranded me on a mountain, after my horse inexplicably slid away as though it were on an invisible conveyor belt.
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Engineers were still trying to figure out how to get robots to recognize and reliably grasp different colored wires, how to get parts where they were needed via a maze of conveyor belts.
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An employee at a FedEx sorting facility outside San Antonio, about an hour from Austin, suffered minor injuries after a package on an overhead conveyor blew up shortly after midnight, sending shrapnel everywhere.
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The nearest equivalent is a nameless teenage dealer (played with a menacing swagger by Mohammad Amiri) who drifts on and off the conveyor belt, smoking marijuana and railing against yuppies and global conspiracies.
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Others wait for their chance to queue - sitting on the pavement, one man camped out on a stalled baggage conveyor belt, trying to get some sleep with his head resting on his suitcase.
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He trained as a calligrapher before studying painting and printmaking in Paris in the 1970s and has made the written word, as a conveyor of spiritual philosophy, poetry and politics, his primary medium.
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Meanwhile, in the United States this year, almost nine billion chickens will be dangled upside down on conveyor belts and slaughtered; when the process doesn't work properly, the birds are scalded alive. Hmm.
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Atletico has long been a conveyor belt of gilt-edged goalscoring talent, as Christian Vieri, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, and Antoine Griezmann have graced its soccer fields at some point in their respective careers.
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While Ocado's first two centres required humans to load thousands of crates traveling on miles of conveyor belts, Andover has hundreds of robots speeding along at four metres per second on giant grids.
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Where the salmon once swam would sit an enormous coal mine, surrounded by an access road, a 10,22005-foot elevated coal conveyor, an airstrip, a logistics center, and a brand new export terminal.
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"You no longer have to put items on the conveyor belt; you no longer have to wait for somebody to scan them out; you no longer have to wait to rebag," Radlow said.
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On the second floor of the North Carolina hub, where most packages race down conveyor belts, the company is preparing to install a system that can automatically recognize packages that need special handling.
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In one of the company's more ambitious patents, Amazon proposed a subterranean tunnel system to deliver orders through conveyor belts, rail or pneumatic tubes that would be able to bypass congestion on roadways.
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Other announcements included a new warehouse sorting system already live in Denver, Colorado that relies on small robotic vehicles topped with miniature conveyor belts that take packages to the correct chutes for delivery.
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On a recent afternoon, a claw at end of the arm grabbed a bin off a conveyor belt and stacked it on another bin, forming neat columns on wooden pallets surrounding the robot.
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Perhaps it stems from my love of food that arrives with no effort whatsoever, but when I tried to envision something as improbable as a proposal, the conveyor belt always came to mind.
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For decades, scientists have turned to the Labrador Sea to understand how ocean processes there may be affecting the strength of a massive oceanic conveyor belt known as the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation.
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What analysts and operators are really trying to do is find a few specific needles in a stack of needles, while a massive conveyor belt continues to dump more needles on the pile.
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Broecker and his work are also the source of other well-known climate concepts, like the "Global Ocean Conveyor Belt," which links the deep movements of the oceans with changes in the atmosphere.
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It drops the 7-pound square of fodder onto a conveyor belt, where a waiting tractor or person will be there to pick it up and take it to the livestock for lunch.
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From being thrown onto a conveyor belt by a busy airport employee to being dragged to your Airbnb at the top of a "walking only" hill in Mykonos, they're put through a lot.
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A refined coal operation typically costs about $267 million to develop, featuring new conveyor belts and sprayers to move and treat the coal with chemicals, according to presentations to investors by Advanced Emissions.
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Brittany Dubin, culinary manager for Krispy Kreme, explained that this particular treat is made by taking the signature glazed doughnut off the conveyor belt and immediately dunking it in a cinnamon-sugar blend.
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As one robot puts tiny sushi bows on a conveyor belt, it's hard not to imagine human workers for companies like Amazon, working fast-paced, repetitive tasks that drive workers to poverty and exhaustion.
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The company, which makes polymer products and conveyor belts for industrial users including miners, said its advanced engineered products (AEP) unit continued to strengthen and said its medical unit benefited from new customer projects.
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After landing, these vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft would be moved via conveyor belt to an indoor hanger, where passengers can disembark, and batteries are swapped out by robots for freshly charged ones.
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In the backroom, Walmart has been testing FAST Unloaders that are capable of unloading a truck of merchandise along a conveyor belt in a fraction of the time it could be done by hand.
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Essentially, the blocks are dumped into a hopper — a large funnel-shaped machine — fed onto a conveyor belt, passed by a camera to be scanned, and finally, pushed through a nozzle into a bin.
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"When it is finished, music will follow" The crank turns a series of gears that send a stream of marbles up a conveyor belt and through a series of chutes to the various instruments.
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Protesters also set fire to a conveyor belt, burning around 200 meters, and damaging a boom gate and guard house, the company said, adding it could not yet estimate the cost of the damage.
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Yet all the while we go on experiencing space like a map we can walk on, time like a conveyor belt we travel on, ourselves as brimming with agency, our lives as mattering urgently.
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But Mr. Alexander appears undeterred by the gridlock that has ground the Senate to a halt beyond the conveyor belt of judicial and executive branch confirmations that take up almost all the chamber's time.
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There were millions of young men my age eligible for the draft for a war we didn't believe in, all of us huddled on the conveyor belt that was rapidly feeding the war machine.
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The pans are then fed through a slow-moving conveyor belt-style pizza oven, where a broiler-like heating element bakes the pies to as close to perfection as they'll ever hope to get.
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As the Republican leader in the Senate, he spent the last decade using every parliamentary tool to obstruct Barack Obama's agenda, then turned the chamber into a conveyor belt for confirming right-wing judges.
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The Fire TV Cube is the latest Amazon device off the conveyor belt, and if you're already a fan of the retailer's smart home devices, you'll definitely want to pre-order this clever box.
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As the show charts the changing fortunes of men who became synonymous with Motown's glory days, the years keep moving forward with the relentlessness of a conveyor belt in an auto-making assembly line.
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At the offices of startup Vicarious in Union City, where the San Francisco Bay Area's sprawl abuts rolling hills, 10 robot arms tirelessly place travel-sized beauty products into bins on a conveyor belt.
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Mist machines create clouds of condensation that roll on and off the beams, which appear to be moving, too: The green lights seem to snake along, as if on a network of conveyor belts.
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The further up the screen an object was located, such as a ladder or conveyor belt, the further he had to move coordinates to determine which tile in the height map players overlapped with.
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Credit...Video by Robert Rieger LUDWIGSFELDE, Germany — Inside a warehouse on the outskirts of Berlin, a long line of blue crates moved down a conveyor belt, carrying light switches, sockets and other electrical parts.
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And on March 20, a female FedEx employee suffered minor injuries when a package exploded on a conveyor belt at a facility in Schertz, a San Antonio suburb about an hour southwest of Austin.
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As models in head-to-toe white rolled out on a conveyor belt in a show space best described as airport terminal meets surgical room, it became clear that change is afoot at Gucci.
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The size and relentlessness of the turntable, delivering scene after scene like frozen food on a conveyor belt, helped anchor O'Neill's ripe metaphors about the grind of human inhumanity in actual space and time.
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Tests began with a nearly six-mile-long conveyor belt that takes iron ore from the mine's open-cut pit to a processing facility, said Jamil Sebe, project director for the company's Amazon iron assets.
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Thanks to some detailed photos, you can even spot some of Lego's more recognizable faces like Lord Business on a work lunch, Benny and some aliens hanging out and BB-8 on the conveyor belt.
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While an existing Ocado warehouse uses a conveyor system to move boxes around, the new system sees 1,000 robots on top of the piles of crates picking out goods from beneath them as they're needed.
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A taco gets sawed in half, sushi rolls head into an incinerator aboard a conveyor belt, and a piece of cake is victim to a hit-and-run, amongst other sudden and violent culinary deaths.
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If you joined an antivaccine group on Facebook, she observed, the platform might suggest that you join flat-earth groups or maybe ones devoted to Pizzagate—putting you on a conveyor belt of conspiracy thinking.
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In the short term, Brown personally recruited more than 100 volunteers from Impossible's R&D ranks to work 12-hour shifts in production, packing burgers into boxes and manning conveyor belts in 40-degree temperatures.
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The findings will be hugely embarrassing for one of Britain's most successful and heavily funded sports which has enjoyed huge success at Olympics and Paralympics after discovering a seemingly endless conveyor belt of sporting talent.
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Rethink's focus was on small scale custom operations: a small business that could semi-automate itself by having a Sawyer perform some monotonous manual labor like packing boxes or aligning parts on the conveyor belt.
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I guess that makes sense, but it also makes me wonder what kind of grody old conveyor belt they were using that was causing flecks of metal to peel off and get into the food.
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The machine, which lives inside a giant insulated steel shipping container, uses large refrigerated cylinders to create ice crystals which are harvested by a conveyor belt that delivers them to plows or cannons for dispersion.
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Their flume flipped after it came in contact with another carriage towards the end of the ride, tossing some of the passengers onto a conveyor belt, where they were caught in the machinery, police said.
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The live set up is stripped, with the conveyor belt looping around, while choreography duo I COULD NEVER BE A DANCER (Carine Charaire and Olivier Casamayou), set their troupe of four dancers in glorious motion.
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The company said it was also benefiting from an earlier round of job cuts at its bigger business, Engineered Conveyor Solutions (ECS), and there had been some increase in order intake from the coal industry.
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At the docks, the salmon-hued dust coats everything, from the yellow railings atop the cranes to the rims of the fast-moving conveyor belts that hurtle rocks toward the bellies of giant cargo vessels.
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The idea is to create a conveyor-belt-like process that encourages employees to quickly jettison projects that seem unlikely to work and to avoid technologies that are neat ideas but would never make money.
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Innovations here range from Henry Ford's conveyor belt assembly line in 1910, to IBM's universal product code (the "barcode") in the early 1970s, to J.C. Penney's implementation of the first warehouse management system in 1975.
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Through a series of steps that take place in more than a dozen buildings, the resulting pinkish powder was funneled through oversize sieves into boxes on a conveyor belt and baked at 1,000 degrees Celsius.
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At Steel Speed, one of its tenants, workers cut, welded, drilled and ground away at two sections of a conveyor that will be built at Algoma, each piece 80 feet long and weighing 15,000 pounds.
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Despite their sprawling size, employees say they're often working close to their colleagues, whether that's reaching across a conveyor belt to hand off a package or standing side by side at a workstation, packing boxes.
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The gate to the site was broken early in the morning and trespassers were blocking conveyor belts that will transport coal to the boilers in future, said Ramona Hoerst, a spokeswoman for the Recklinghausen police.
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During a scene in season three's episode, "The Marshmallow Experiment," an Apple laptop (that belonged to a character's dead ex-boyfriend) gets sent down a rolling conveyor belt slide and propelled into a swimming pool.
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And Wendy's boast about its freshly cracked eggs is warranted — the layer of egg, with its lacy edges, looked like something that might have slid off a grandmom's griddle, and not a factory conveyor belt.
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Automated settings on X-ray machines on PreCheck conveyor belts for luggage that flag suspicious items for employees operating the machines have been turned off, removing a computerized tool to help them scan for threats.
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Well, they could continue to argue, as they have in the past, that theirs is a tech, not a media, company and is therefore not responsible for the content that utilizes them as a conveyor.
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A Conveyor Belt of Dropouts and Debt at For-Profit Colleges How Congress and the Department of Education can fix an increasingly important system in which graduation rates are low and default rates are high.
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There are three of us, and as we come together at checkout and pile our dinner ingredients onto the conveyor belt, the woman at the register doesn't seem to know what to make of us.
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It now employs 300 people and has revenues of 50 million euros - thanks mainly to CartonWrap, which measures goods coming down a conveyor belt through a scanner and wraps each in a custom-made box.
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"A person who is reading a book entitled 'Overcoming Sexual Abuse' or 'Overcoming Sexual Dysfunction' is not likely to want to plop that volume down on the conveyor belt for all to see," Mr Stanley writes.
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Jason Allemann's latest creation is a miniature candy bar factory that delivers treats, via conveyor belt, to an open skeleton's hand that quickly closes when a trick-or-treater is detected trying to reach for it.
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Two were reportedly hit by large vehicles and two were killed by forklifts, but one was "killed after being dragged and crushed by a conveyor belt at an Amazon warehouse in Avenel, New Jersey" in 2013.
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To maximize bagging efficiency, when using Amazon Go take a cue from the legendary cashiers who bag your groceries as they scan, rather than letting them all pile up at the end of the conveyor belt.
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This can come from the kind of brilliant innovations devised by Thomas Edison (pictured) or the less-heralded but equally important improvements such as the adoption of the moving conveyor belt to speed up assembly work.
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Instead, if songs come as they're ready, on a sort of pink, fur-lined conveyor belt, we get Charli's finest work—that of the genre-genius, the comedian, and the pop princess when she chooses it.
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I think society can really put us on a conveyor belt and try to mold us into things that aren't ourselves, so my goal is to slow that process down or knock that off track entirely.
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You drop your bag on the scale, watch the check-in agent slide that ribbon of sticker through the handle and press a button to send it jerkily down a conveyor and through a rubber curtain.
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When it gets there, the bot engages its own little conveyor belt, sliding the package off its back and down a chute to the floor below, where it can be loaded onto a truck for delivery.
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A career of cycling through political parties without committing to any earned her the moniker Madam Kaiten Sushi, after restaurants where plates of raw fish go around on a conveyor belt, waiting to be plucked off.
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As boxes zipped along at six miles an hour on conveyor belts in the distribution center here, Mr. Natarajan explained that the drones would be one way to make the Walmart supply chain even more efficient.
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Our software allows factory workers to enter a simple command like "Pick up a cookie from conveyor belt A." Usually, it would take highly trained employees using a complex computer language to direct robots like this.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Intricately structured suits came with wraparound satin sashes, and animal prints adorned jackets and clutch bags at Christian Dior's menswear collection in Paris on Friday, worn by models gliding down a giant conveyor belt.
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David isn't ugly by any means — none of these kids are — but the internet has created a never-ending conveyor belt of people so bafflingly good-looking that everyone else is immediately rendered ugly by comparison.
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This is what it feels like to enter The New York Times's printing plant in College Point, Queens, and look up to see papers whizzing by overhead on no fewer than 14 miles of conveyor belts.
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"Mega retailers are a product of public policy not just consumer choice," whispers an Amazon box as it cruises down a superhighway of conveyor belts in the video "Big Opening Event" (2019) by artist Nina Sarnelle.
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This is the most major difference from the oft-compared-to No Man's Sky: You sit with these handcrafted planets for hours, while NMS offers up a conveyor belt of new, candy-colored worlds to explore.
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Instead of dumping their pockets and bags on the X-ray conveyor belt and stepping through the machine, they were guided around the equipment, displaying their credentials and gliding down the stairs into the underground museum space.
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That's potentially great news for people who are tired of dredging up gadgets from their bags before putting them on the conveyor belt—or having to chug a soda before getting to the front of the line.
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At the airport, they waited by the conveyor belt for several boxes of batteries, flashlights, first aid kits and basic supplies that they're taking back with them to the city of Caguas, in the territory's center-east.
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That number drops a good deal down to 63 percent when objects are moving in a conveyor belt-type situation — which is the kind of real-world scenario in which such an object would likely be deployed.
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JOHANNESBURG, Jan 11 (Reuters) - South Africa's Royal Bafokeng Platinum (RBPlat) said one person was killed and a conveyor belt was burnt during overnight protests at one of the platinum producer's shafts in the country's North West Province.
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In the clip — tweeted by Polizia di Stato, one of Italy's national police forces — the culprit can be seen stealing two envelopes of cash away from a conveyor belt bin after going through the X-Ray machine.
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Baldor had to reroute its conveyor belt system and figure out how to ensure that waste held in bins for processing did not violate city health regulations, examples of the unusual challenges food waste entrepreneurs routinely face.
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" And I asked Jurgen Mossack, "Did you ever see that wonderful 'I Love Lucy' episode where she's in the chocolate factory and she's trying to keep up with the conveyor belt and it's going faster and faster?
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For example, some rivers have a concentrated path of debris, so the conveyor belt can simply take in the trash that flows toward the vessel; in other cases, a guardrail can channel plastic toward the vessel's mouth.
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The bride's father is the chief financial officer of the Beltservice Corporation, a manufacturer of conveyor belts in Earth City, Mo. The groom, also 27, is a business analyst at Hyphen Solutions, a software company in Dallas.
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Unfortunately, "the conveyor belt forms a very efficient way to transport the fire throughout the plant," says Joe La Mariana, CEO of the South Bayside Waste Management Authority (Rethink Waste), a public agency that manages the plant.
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There are signs that the North Atlantic conveyor belt, which drives the circulation of water through the depths of the world's oceans, is slowing down—probably as a result of melting ice from Greenland freshening the water.
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South Africa's struggling state electricity firm Eskom said on Saturday it would cut up to 2,000 megawatts (MW) of power from the national grid overnight, after a conveyor belt failure at its Medupi coal-fired power station.
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He said he had worked for Amazon for about 11 months until he was terminated last December after he slipped and cut his eye while climbing on a conveyor belt to free up a jam of packages.
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Some kitchens that buy the Dishcraft system will probably realize they could get more customers by showing it off through a plexiglass wall in the hallway on the way to the conveyor where you drop your tray.
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The Anglo-Australian miner said the investment in the Western Turner Syncline Phase 2 mine will facilitate mining of existing and new deposits and includes construction of a new crusher as well as a 13-kilometre conveyor.
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At least three countries — Afghanistan, Pakistan and India — lay claim to its ownership, but for now it twinkles in the Tower of London underneath the curious gaze of tourists moving past on a specially designed conveyor belt.
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K-pop has often been likened to a "factory" by the media — a "machine" that pumps out bands on a conveyor belt and hands them hollow, algorithmic pop songs to lip-sync as they move in perfect synchronization.
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It was a rainy afternoon in 2011, my friend and I were very hung over, and it seemed like the idea of a lifetime to spend the afternoon being delivered a constant stream of food via conveyor belt.
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They assumed that information flows just one way: from the front of the eye to the retina and into the cortex until, voilà, vision appears at the end, as neat as a widget coming off a conveyor belt.
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