As it cracks into smaller pieces, it might break loose.
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Nevertheless, somehow more racists are slipping through the cracks into the military.
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Chris Bucher, a local photographer, turned the pits and cracks into action-flick landscapes.
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The skin cracks into lovely salty shards; the lemon is like a distant shaft of sunshine.
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As the streaming giant cracks into new global markets, it attracts eager money managers along the way.
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The pre-dawn light barely cracks into Dana's room in her family's ground-floor apartment in Petare, a giant barrio in Caracas.
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"I even did the little 'Yeah'" he says, mimicking one of 50 Cent's ad-libs as his face cracks into a Cheshire cat grin.
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In keeping with the spooky spirit, Facebook will also begin rolling out new Halloween-themed reactions today, like a ghost and a heart that cracks into pieces.
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She has a wide, expressive mouth that cracks into grimaces and betrays an inner tumult, while the sentences that emerge are frequently circular and devoid of clear meaning.
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Concerns have been mounting since the Kilauea erupted May 3, sending 2,200-degree lava bursting through cracks into backyards in the Leilani Estates neighborhood and destroying 36 structures, including 26 homes.
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The Championships are apparently somewhere in an industrial park that no woman should be walking around alone, and the cold wind off the Baltic Sea is biting cracks into my red hands.
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"I've spent my career getting to the bottom of why America's promise works for some families, but why other families, who work just as hard, slip through the cracks into disaster," she said.
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Knowing how many people are in the country and where they are will make it less likely that people slip between the cracks into the hands of those wishing to exploit them for profit.
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While it's easy to block individual destinations, operating at such a massive scale means that it's all but inevitable that ads will occasionally slip through the cracks into some of the web's more tasteless corners.
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"I've spent my career getting to the bottom of why America's promise works for some families, but others who work just as hard slip through the cracks into disaster," Warren said in her campaign announcement video.
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Street brand Supreme, which just locked in a reported $500 million minority stake from private equity firm Carlyle Group, cracks into the top 223 preferred apparel brands for the first time, led by the male cohort.
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A rock crashes into the tree above Khalil and cracks into his head, another grazes his shoulder and another bounces off the tarmac onto his shins, and he picks one up and hurls it back at the police.
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Peering into INSTINCTUAL DRIFT, what looks like some sort of leisurely feast from ancient times cracks into various fragments that reveal a congested traffic jam, rendered in black and white as if to emphasize the dull, pointlessness of the situation.
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A lot more work was needed in the grove, where many statues and structures were deteriorating: Obatala's hand had broken off, the surface of the Osun statue was crumbling and moss had eaten cracks into the walls of the shrines, as if nature were reclaiming the art.
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Add to this Europe's inward focus — whether on the potentially combustible migrant issue, lurking risks in the continent's financial sector, or upcoming elections in Germany and France that could further upset the continent's politics — and some would say the Kremlin's prospects for turning cracks into fissures — and then into glaring divides in the sanctions coalition — look good.
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The ethyl groups interchange readily intramolecularly. At higher temperatures, the dimer cracks into monomeric AlEt3.
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The ethyl mgroups interchange readily intramolecularly. At higher temperatures, the dimer cracks into monomeric AlMe3.
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Small tree (up to 6 m), deciduous, multi or single stemmed, fairly upright and minimally spreading crown. Many twigs and branches, trunks pale buff-grey, bark cracks into small, flat, more or less rectangular blocks.
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The Furious Flower Poetry Center (FFPC) was established by Joanne V. Gabbin in 1999 at James Madison University. The name of the center comes from Gwendolyn Brooks' poem, "Second Sermon on the Warpland." In the poem she writes, The time cracks into furious flower. Lifts its face all unashamed.
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Once operating pressure has been reached, the mass spectrometer can start its measuring operation. If leakage is encountered the small and "agile" molecules of helium will migrate through the cracks into the part. The vacuum system will carry any tracer gas molecule into the analyzer cell of the magnetic sector mass spectrometer. A signal will inform the operator of the value of the leakage encountered.
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The bark is light grey in colour and cracks into small square cracking plates. The centre of the Quercus frainetto native range is in the Balkans. It is adapted to the subcontinental climate of southeastern Europe, but the main factor of its occurrence at a particular site is the soil. It is specially adapted to heavy acidic soils (cambisols and vertisols), typical of Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania.
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What affects the behavior of the magmatic system is the depth at which carbon dioxide and water are released. Low solubility of carbon dioxide means that it starts to release bubbles before reaching the magma chamber. The magma is at this point already supersaturated. The magma enriched in carbon dioxide bubbles, rises up to the roof of the chamber and carbon dioxide tends to leak through cracks into the overlying caldera.
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Cyclopentadienylthallium is prepared by the reaction of thallium(I) sulfate, sodium hydroxide, and cyclopentadiene: : Tl2SO4 \+ 2 NaOH → 2 TlOH + Na2SO4 : TlOH + C5H6 → TlC5H5 \+ H2O The compound adopts a polymeric structure, consisting of infinite chains of bent metallocenes. The Tl---Tl---Tl angles are 130°.Falk Olbrich, Ulrich Behrens "Crystal structure of catena- cyclopentadienylthallium, [Tl(C5H5)]" Zeitschrift für Kristallographie - New Crystal Structures 1997, 212, 47-47. Upon sublimation, the polymer cracks into monomers of C5v symmetry.
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If the size of the part is too large, an additional pumping system may be required to reach low enough pressure in a reasonable length of time. Once operating pressure has been reached, the mass spectrometer can start its measuring operation. If leakage is encountered the small and "agile" molecules of helium will migrate through the cracks into the part. The vacuum system will carry any tracer gas molecule into the analyzer cell of the magnetic sector mass spectrometer.
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The playa is in the small Racetrack Valley endorheic basin between the Cottonwood Mountains on the east and Nelson Range to the west. During periods of heavy rain, water washes down from the surrounding mountains draining into the playa, forming a shallow, short-lived endorheic lake. Under the hot desert sun, the thin veneer of water quickly evaporates leaving behind a surface layer of soft slick mud. As the mud dries, it shrinks and cracks into a mosaic pattern of interlocking polygons.
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But Indrani being a shrew looks down Rambantu and pesters her step-daughter Kaveri. Years roll by, Rambantu (Rajendra Prasad) becomes a trustworthy servant of Zamindar, though he is illiterate has a divine talent of naturopathy to cure diseases. Meanwhile, Gireesam (Kota Srinivasa Rao) a swindler, fraudulently cracks into the Zamindar's house who entices them, takes charge of his wealth and even puts a bad eye on Kaveri (Eswari Rao). So, he ploys, by affirming her horoscope as deleterious to her spouse who will soon die after the marriage.
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The peridium, the protective covering of the perithecium, appears pseudo-parenchymatous, meaning it resembles the parenchyma of plant tissue, but consists of fungal hyphae woven together. The peridium is further described as black-brown, opaque, carbonaceous, has 3 layers and is areolate. C. areolata has the most distinct areolate pattern, in which the peridium cracks into broad polygone plates along edges of hyaline cells. The peridial cells in the outer layer resemble the shape of a prism, are thick-walled, and are in a radial arrangement in each polygone.
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Like all South Pacific islands, the mountainous Society Islands are volcanic in origin : UK broadcast 31 May 2009, 2.29 million viewers (9.9% audience share) The fourth instalment opens with rare footage of Kavachi, an undersea volcano, erupting. The South Pacific islands are typically volcanic in origin, and those of Hawaii are among the youngest. Kilauea’s rivers of lava flow directly into the sea, where they cool rapidly and release steam explosively. Pioneering species such as ōhia lehua colonise new land, putting roots down through the cracks into lava tubes where strange troglobites eke out their existence.
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Lake Ladoga became part of the battleground during the Winter War, though it remained frozen for most of that conflict, limiting the use of naval forces on the lake. As the winter progressed, troop and supply movements across the ice became increasingly important, the Finns having surrounded a large Soviet formation on the northern shore of the lake, near Kitilä, in a motti. Unlike many other encircled Soviet formations, the forces in Kitilä were able to survive due to supply routes running across the ice. Finnish forces tried repeatedly to halt these operations by both fortifying islands next to the ice road and cutting cracks into the ice.
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Fraser McAlpine of BBC Chart Blog gave the song a mixed review stating: > I'm detecting a theme here. After the burlesque boom and all the Winehouse > wannabes – and Wiley's reworking of that song by White Town that samples > that other song from the olden days – here comes dance music's tribute to > the era of jazz, swing and blues. And when I say tribute, I mean taking an > old tune and hitting it with a massive mallet until it cracks into a million > pieces, then putting the bits back together with micro-robots and spraying > it gold. That is simply how dance music likes to pay tribute to things.
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In older tree specimens the bark (unlike the more commonly known birches) develops vertical cracks into irregular scaly plates revealing rough dark brown bark patterns. This, however, only occurs in mature, or ancient, trees and these specimens are not often identified by the public as B. lenta due to the difference between the tree's smooth young bark (which the public is most familiar with) and the tree's rough, cracked and plated mature bark. The twigs, when scraped, have a strong scent of wintergreen due to methyl salicylate, which is produced in the bark. The leaves are alternate, ovate, long and broad, with a finely serrated margin.
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First, the playa has to fill with water, which must be deep enough to form floating ice during winter, but still shallow enough that the rocks are exposed. When the temperature drops at night, this pond freezes into thin sheets of "windowpane" ice, which then must be thick enough to maintain strength, but thin enough to move freely. Finally, when the sun comes out, the ice melts and cracks into floating panels; these are blown across the playa by light winds, propelling the rocks in front of them. The stones only move once every two or three years and most tracks last for three or four years.
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Eventually, Shiban's father-in-law asked the two who else was in the room, and when they responded that only they were visiting him, he seemed perplexed and kept looking around the room. Shiban began to wonder if "a dying person might be able to look through the cracks […] into the next world", which he developed into a story about a "haunted bowling alley" because "it just seemed right". Harold Spuller was inspired by the 1975 film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest starring Jack Nicholson as Randle McMurphy. Coincidentally, Spuller's friend in this episode, Chuck Forsch, is portrayed by actor Sydney Lassick, who had previously appeared in the movie as one of McMurphy's fellow patients.
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The outer surface of the rays (the lower surface, after expansion) and unopened specimens have a rough texture. In several Geastrum species, dirt and debris adhere to the underside, this is not the case in G. triplex. The inner fleshy layers (upper surface) of these rays are near "wood brown" in color when dried, and have a layer of surface tissue that cracks into patches. There is a great deal of variation, however, to the extent in which the upper surface tissue of the rays crack: this tissue layer may also remain closely attached as a sheet over the unsegmented part of the outer wall with the part adhering to the rays variously cracked and sometimes finally peeling off in places.
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A typical Calanques cliff with spare vegetation anchored to it seen from Mont Puget Calanques at Vezzano sul Crostolo, Italian Apennines The calanques have a particular ecosystem, as soil is almost non-existent there, and the limestone cliffs instead contain numerous cracks into which the roots of plants are anchored. Nevertheless, the biota is diverse, with over 900 plant species, including a number of endemics like the Marseille Tragacanth and Sabline de Marseille: members of the Papilionaceae family, which can only be found in the hills of Marseille. In places where cliffs are less vertical, the vegetation is a classical Mediterranean maquis, typically consisting of densely growing evergreen shrubs such as sage, juniper and myrtle. It is similar to heath in many aspects, but with taller shrubs, typically high as opposed to for heath.
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