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The very best fish comes from places like Norway, Japan and Canada, where warm currents meet cold currents.
In the trailer alone, Radcliffe's Ghinsberg encounters shady characters, dangerous currents, and terrifying wild animals, and dangerous currents.
But when a CME sweeps across Earth, these towers, designed to handle AC currents, are instead flooded with DC currents.
"There are strong currents, it looks calm on the top, but under the water there are strong currents and inclines," he added.
That's because warm, salty currents from the Atlantic are heavier than fresh glacial water, so those currents end up on the bottom.
All air currents like the jet stream and ocean currents like the Gulf Stream would change which would drastically change the weather.
Superconductors are materials that currents can travel through without resistance, and can thus produce more densely packed currents and create stronger magnets.
He suggested a recent decline in steering currents—the atmospheric currents that drive tropical storms toward the land, where they die out—might instead be to blame.
He is trying to ride the turbulent currents of political polarization, they say — and those currents could just as easily capsize his presidency as carry him to greater success.
Tiny electrical currents are constantly running through your iPhone, Alexa speaker, and laptop — and carrying those currents is gold, a fantastic conductor of electricity that's also resistant to corrosion.
"There were three major currents, important social currents of that period in the 1890s, and in this one trip she managed to exploit all three of them," he said.
Park officials said that there was a high risk of rip currents for most of the beaches along Cape Hatteras National Seashore, with several rip currents spotted in the area.
Currents that transport heat within the oceans will be disrupted.
Those currents are further influenced by underwater rocks and mountains.
Where did the currents of life take your fellow classmates?
Dozens chose to cross the river and risk the currents.
The currents trigger a brief seizure, changing his brain chemistry.
Meats gliding around currents of fish sauce and lime juice.
The currents stream into stars, powering them like fluorescent bulbs.
Baxter said the area is known for having strong currents.
There's a lot of different currents, to say it somehow.
Here are some currents I saw running through the fair.
It is in the cross hairs of three different currents.
It follows broader societal currents as often as it leads.
She repeatedly inserted herself into main currents of the conversation.
It was basically a river made of thick, muscular currents.
The tiny house pairs well with other contemporary cultural currents.
Swans, rivers, boats, currents, knotted loops of braided cotton string.
There's a lot of different cross currents in these numbers.
He detected a troublesome absence of steering currents, the forces that push hurricanes to wherever they're headed next, and without those currents, the European model's forecast of a stall made a lot of sense.
In their first few weeks of existence the larvae are at the mercy of currents, still too puny to get around on their own, gathering by their millions in surface "slicks" where currents meet.
The law is like this: There is the sea, and there are currents in the sea, and only an expert sailor knows the deep currents where the real force and energy of the sea dominate.
Take, for example, his vision of wireless transmission of electrical currents.
The area has shifting sandbars, powerful currents and gets strong storms.
Instead, they feed on the tiniest plankton traveling the sea's currents.
He doesn't reject currents in contemporary art; he simply ignores them.
That's likely due to ocean currents shifting as the seas warm.
Strong winds and ocean currents can bring these creatures onto shore.
Denis Lacorne, a French historian, is alive to those cross-currents.
There are five deep historical currents that are influencing these events.
The EU is also aware of changing political currents in Britain.
With so many cross-currents, it's tough to site past precedents.
Have we built our structures on solid ground or shifting currents?
I think fashion currents are global, and they cross the arts.
"Militia patterns ebb and flow alongside broader political currents," she said.
The storm may bring a high risk of rip currents, too.
Strong ocean currents mean traditional measuring by a cable is impossible.
This will wreak havoc on our ocean currents and weather patterns.
She has written for Teen Vogue, The Baffler and Jewish Currents.
He also wanted to use the water's currents to create power.
Chernow's new book, Grant, is deft at navigating these tricky currents.
Electric currents that flow along plasma filaments shape and power galaxies.
For more information about TURN Gallery and Coco Currents, click here.
Large, semi-permanent currents in the ocean create massive swirling gyres.
Someone else could ride those same currents to the White House.
Weather patterns are largely driven by ocean currents, according to NOAA.
Without these currents, regional temperatures would be a lot more extreme.
But its cutting-edge technology — magical air currents — will cost you.
The seawater also becomes less dense, changing patterns of ocean currents.
We filter the infinite currents of information and images through them.
It was coated so that electric currents could run over it.
A bigger danger is invisible to the untrained eye: rip currents.
Our reviewer, J. Robert Lennon, praised the book's "twisting, unsettling currents."
The success of Currents proved a double-edged sword for Parker.
The stock market travels on the currents of supply and demand.
Other works find Nørgård swimming in musical currents closer to home.
It is often difficult for untrained observers to identify rip currents.
Our knowledge of ocean currents has dramatically improved since the 1900s.
Even so, the Strait is a busy shipping lane with treacherous currents.
Significantly higher currents can flow as the cell temperature rises only marginally.
One could say the war of the currents is not over, yet.
Lifeguards saved over 48,000 people from the strong currents just last year.
It will be the Australian psychedelic band's followup to "Currents" in 2015.
Scientists have long debated the impacts of ocean currents on Earth's climate.
The currents are stronger and so better able to sweep away excrement.
The service said about 100 people are killed annually by rip currents.
They say many more bodies floated away in the strong sea currents.
The currents that are steering the storm are very weak, Cangialosi added.
Trump has read the currents correctly, and is well positioned for 28503.
Slope failure and turbidity currents are truly part of the gulf's nature.
This coast is also characterized by submarine canyons formed by turbidity currents.
There may be treacherous currents roiling this election, unknowable changes to come.
He urges Christians, therefore, to remove themselves from the currents of modernity.
Such theoretical currents running through her work separate Peters from her contemporaries.
Rachel Eulena Williams's Coco Currents turned out to be just the show.
Our technology writers are trying to catalog the currents shaping the internet.
The struggle to escape the currents of intellectual simplification and social pressure.
Religion also plays a role in shaping the currents of local conflicts.
The ocean currents will determine for how long Bellamy has to swim.
Those currents showed her which stage of sleep the person was in.
Here's what you need to know: • Global currents in small-town Australia.
With the help of unfamiliar air currents, she went up, up, up.
Search and rescue efforts hampered Wednesday by strong underwater currents, officials said.
These currents are traced in textiles, furniture, accessories, books and set design.
The inquiry has been hampered by treacherous currents and poor underwater visibility.
This NASA timelapse shows how ancient Arctic ice has declined in recent years:Ocean Currents and Climate ChangeOcean currents are invisible to the naked eye, but this simulation by Los Alamos National Laboratory shows their intricate global reach:More visualizations here.
Those currents were demographic change, Democratic mobilization and disaffection with President Donald Trump.
In 2018, the National Weather Service reported, 27 people drowned in Florida currents.
LORETTA MESTER: So I think there's a lot of currents affecting the markets.
There&aposs also a strong threat of rip currents from Florida to Louisiana.
Conyers frequently swam against the prevailing political currents during his time in Congress.
A static detector would be able to measure turbulent currents flowing past it.
In an ideal world the church would rise above these fluctuating intellectual currents.
Now it's time to look ahead and talk about what's next for Currents.
"We'll just have to see how those cross-currents shake out," said Kaplan.
Lawmakers in France and the Netherlands are battling similar currents in upcoming elections.
Water contracts and expands with temperature, and gets piled up by impatient currents.
Monitoring currents is also critically essential to the smooth running of ocean industries.
Cold temperatures and lack of significant currents have preserved most of the ship.
The beaches were only at moderate, or yellow, risk for rip currents Monday.
China's liberals see ominous signs of a society tugged backward by ideological currents.
But Blumberg believes the boy fell and the mean currents of the East
"We have to see how those cross-currents play out," Kaplan told reporters.
The salvage operation has been held up by flood waters and strong currents.
Hurricanes spiraling across the Atlantic are driven to it by winds and currents.
Fundamentally, regional hostility toward Israel reflects the ideological currents of the Middle East.
Her feelings and the moral currents of her time are in direct conflict.
These floats go where the currents take them, but that is not mandatory.
They drown in the deceptive currents of the Rio Grande or irrigation canals.
Contrasting views suggest different currents in the industry that may not be contradictory.
Chains of association appeared and disappeared like currents in a swift-flowing stream.
Unlike in pool swimming, wind chop and surface currents play a big part.
Anyway, a few thoughts, not about the horserace but about some deeper currents.
There's magnetoencephalography, MEG, which uses magnets to record electrical currents in the brain.
Rescuers have described strong currents, limited visibility and treacherous conditions in the cave.
But beneath the frenzied surface waters of this collection, I found deeper currents.
Early audiences saw echoes of revolutionary currents that had swept 19th-century Europe.
"He's tapping into deep currents in American cultural and political life," Wolfe says.
But as the ocean warmed, its circulatory currents also slowed, the model demonstrated.
Now he wants to purge what he views as dangerous currents of thought.
Storm surges in the city, which was battered for hours, created powerful currents.
He nosed his johnboat through Ivanhoe's currents toward his family's flooded trailer home.
The answer has much to do with the currents underlying Polish political life.
Winds and currents can also move more older ice out of the Arctic.
The threat comes from those two main currents of the national Republican Party.
They synchronize their strokes when threatened by predators or strong waves and currents.
The currents of family life hit me hard on the beach every summer.
Her work can also be found on Vice, Alma, JTA, and Jewish Currents.
"And once you know the magnetic field, you know the currents," Judge said.
They then follow currents back to rivers and streams from Greenland to Brazil.
Aroma, dependent on air currents for dispersal, was elusive where I was sitting.
The films of "Re-Releasing History" demonstrate how directors can accentuate those currents.
But the water currents were too strong for them to safely pass through.
And it needs to be able to stabilize itself in powerful, unpredictable currents.
Red tides are amorphous and can be steered by wind and water currents.
Yet the minority leader also faces cross-currents within his own ranks. Sen.
And when seen against the black background, the dots swirl like ocean currents.
Rather than wrapping up her work in layers of mysticism, she explains how the camera visualizes the electric currents that naturally surround me, and that her photos are not technically capturing my aura, but simply applying colors to those currents.
Wharton and Wood are both open to the irrational currents flowing through our lives.
But in real life air currents tend to carry odor away in discrete plumes.
Electric currents are out of fashion, replaced by yoga boot camps, meditation and veganism.
Acupuncturist They provide treatment of symptoms and disorders using needles and small electrical currents.
Quirks of geology, winds and ocean currents mean that different regions will suffer differently.
The 20-kilometer strait, known for its treacherous currents, is nicknamed the Dragon's Mouths.
Said currents are not obvious to the naked eye, cautioned Lee County Sheriff's Sgt.
In addition, a fifth exhibit, "American Currents," will showcase the musical highlights of 2016.
There, bergs that would ground on the Grand Banks sail through on stronger currents.
This video shows store owners looking at rising currents right outside their own window.
Yet this barely scratches the surface of the manifold disturbing currents at work here.
Moreover, the SeaDrone has multi-directional propulsion to stand its ground in strong currents.
The official line is that "Currents" is meant to evoke the flow of information.
In places like northwest Europe, currents acts as a radiator, delivering heat from elsewhere.
A lot of currents are coming together in the electricity world these days (ahem).
Ice Shelf: A floating ice shelf defends Thwaites from the assaults of ocean currents.
This ocean region features complex, strong, and high variable surface currents, making predictions difficult.
Shifts in sea levels could also impact existing ocean currents and jet-stream patterns.
And I was feeling that there were so many currents that were against it.
My converter is something that can maintain efficiency over a wide range of currents.
For one thing, ocean currents would have prevented the cells from crossing the Equator.
Do they go back in the next Olympics and put currents in the pool?
Genetics has also played its part in the darkest currents of 20th-century history.
Currents sweep it into the deep blue abyss, spreading the garbage far and wide.
Weak growth This is the underlying story behind all of these other market currents.
The currents around the immigration issue are turbulent even in the president's own orbit.
Trump's rearguard coal defense looks set to be swept away by more powerful currents.
The doll debuted 57 years ago and has adapted to time and social currents.
Moving magnetic fields can induce electrical currents on the Earth's surface and damage equipment.
Onishi references air currents and the imperceptible weight of gravity as themes in Edges.
Ecologists predict the islands could eliminate natural fisheries and disrupt ocean and wind currents.
Or you could detonate something further out and the currents bring it in shore.
Thinner sea ice is more mobile and deforms more easily from winds and currents.
Circulating currents have created immense rotating patches of waste, mostly plastic, in subtropical regions.
Sympathetic to emerging currents in feminism, he found that intellectual art world very male.
Border Patrol agents say rescues of migrants from the river's harsh currents have skyrocketed.
Then I lay on my Bemer mat, which has electromagnetic currents, for eight minutes.
As these currents run through his art, the emphasis changes from work to work.
How relatively warmer ocean currents seep under the ends of Antarctic glaciers, like Thwaites.
"I was swimming against the current, and thankfully the currents have changed," she said.
Changing winds and currents mean that the playing field for sailing is constantly shifting.
Letting this stand is not neutrality; it amplifies the dangerous currents roiling the world.
BB: Currents, or strange prescient moments, where things would happen and be incredibly meaningful.
JONATHAN GRAY: I would say "cross-currents" would be the right term for this.
Warm water currents thin the ice from below, making the snowmobile crossings increasingly dangerous.
Dunkley was alive to the political and social currents of his time and place.
Strong wind and ocean currents can warp the waters and affect local sea levels.
The data collected will be analyzed to assess underwater turbulence and understand what happens as cold, deep Antarctic water currents mix with other currents and warm as they move toward the equator, which scientists say plays a role in global climate change.
In the last few decades, the oceans have undergone unprecedented warming while currents have shifted.
WILBUR ROSS: I think there are several cross currents under way in the global economy.
This has the effect of offsetting currents, dampening index-level volatility and suppressing the VIX.
It can alter atmospheric air currents, but it has a negligible impact on sea levels.
Currents push nutrients along contours that attract fish which, in turn, attract bigger predator fish.
Authorities were using sea currents and wind direction in an effort to locate the couple.
I think that was important — being mindful of how the currents are shifting out there.
This consistency makes it easy to trace changes in the cultural currents of British life.
When birds lift off, their wings generate tiny, circular currents of air called wingtip vortices.
Still, there are some currents in our political life that do run through both parties.
How would the air currents, helicopter engine chatter and piloted direction affect the line quality?
The crowd shrieked and laughed as shreds of her clothes floated up in the currents.
Sunlight, nutrients, and salinity can stoke algae growth, combined with helpful wind direction and currents.
Water wheels are quite happy with slower currents, eliminating the need to build expensive channels.
Officials warned about dangerous rip currents and high surf, which are possible through mid-week.
It absorbs me and I wonder if new cultural currents could emerge from this deficiency.
They found that those convective currents are moving roughly ten times faster than previously thought.
Those emotional currents define this year's Oscar-nominated short films, with pain and strife dominating.
It will set off on a mission to help map deep sea currents in Antarctica.
But even Sanders is not immune to the powerful currents that swirl around this issue.
The flow of the ocean currents, it is thought, carried the debris west to Réunion.
The clips are hooked up to a machine that sends electric currents to increase stimulation.
You needed to sense the currents and be willing to go wherever they took you.
The beach is also known as "Mortuary Beach" because of its reputedly deadly swift currents.
These have left it up to its own devices, as upper level steering currents collapsed.
But, on the whole, African-Americans are shown as passive, boats buffeted by the currents.
I asked Charles Stewart, a political scientist at M.I.T., about conflicting currents in the electorate.
But it is important to look at opposing and shifting currents we can't easily see.
Australia's arid interior combined with rapidly heating ocean currents makes it a global hot spot.
"The cross currents I mentioned suggest the risk of a less favorable outlook," Powell said.
Some climate scientists have linked the paradoxical expansion to shifts in winds and ocean currents.
Equally dark currents run through "One Part Woman," which Penguin published in English in 2013.
The lawyer has found himself at the meeting point of conflicting currents in Polish society.
Magnetic fields measurements will give hints of the churning electric currents deep inside the planet.
The system he eventually created is designed to collect plastic debris using the ocean's currents.
But the other events were largely disconnected from the broader economic currents of their time.
Kiril was aware of the air in the room, the currents within it like water.
And we can expand clean energy by harnessing the power of waves, tides, and currents.
The violence of August 12 exposed the darker and angrier currents running through Republican politics.
Peterson commissioned dancer and choreographer Megan Marcano to create something in conversation with Coco Currents.
Soon after his injury he devoted his time to studying navigation, meteorology, winds and currents.
Thomas Blatt, a teenage prisoner, described the scene for the magazine Jewish Currents in 1978.
Could they learn to tweak Marangoni currents to speed up or prevent liquids from freezing?
They found that the Marangoni currents were weaker when the surroundings were at room temperature.
The spill is already drifting east toward Japan, but winds and currents can be unpredictable.
But there is also a palpable sense of injustice and strong currents of political disaffection.
This proved to be a much more efficient means of fertilization than capricious air currents.
Edison: War of the Currents board game recently came out of a successful Kickstarter campaign.
Cons: Reviewers note occasional lapses in service, plus stronger ocean currents than expected have occurred.
His campaign of racial and religious grievance drew on the darkest currents of American history.
To make it through, particles must flow seamlessly with air currents, weaving around every obstruction.
Other residents stood on their own roofs, stranded among the rushing currents of murky water.
A block diagram outlining the voltages and anticipated currents should be part of the exercise.
So can being aware of tides, water depth, potential underwater hazards, currents, waves and weather.
Staff members' sleeping hammocks bump each other during the night as currents rock the vessel.
"The coastal currents are different, the layout of where the geology is," Zinke said Sunday.
On Sunday morning, in a cloudless sky, a bird was drifting on the currents, circling.
The researchers think this is due to changes in electric currents in the upper atmosphere.
Niowave's accelerator employs superconductivity to generate the powerful electric currents needed to achieve all this.
The reformers were navigating many of the same currents and contradictions that we face today.
In Florida, the National Weather Service in Melbourne warned of dangerous currents caused by Lorenzo.
Hawaii is located in a huge circular system of ocean currents, the North Pacific Gyre.
Political cross-currents could either mute or boost companies that report next week, Jim Cramer says.
However, political cross-currents could either mute or boost companies that report next week, Cramer said.
Instead, we're confronting the deep currents of racism, sexism, Islamophobia and xenophobia that infect American society.
Some have even crossed entire oceans using these silk parachutes to stay aloft on wind currents.
Peru suffered its worst storms in decades, caused by El Niño-type currents off its coast.
In that environment, the ocean currents "mix" temperatures the way stirring mixes black paint into white.
In practice, though, boards are likely to keep drifting in the cross-currents of various forces.
Plumes like the one over Iraq can travel around the world on wind currents, NASA said.
Last year alone, 27 people drowned in the state's currents, according to the National Weather Service.
I love Hollywood box-office numbers because they provide a hard statistical view of cultural currents.
Rip currents were a risk that day, St. Johns County Fire Rescue Lt. Lucas Smith said.
A 15-year-old, Hannah Herbst, created a stable power source using energy from ocean currents.
Authorities earlier had warned of strong river currents in the area due to spring snow melt.
But the fashion currents have changed yet again, and hot pink has hit a high tide.
Perhaps, though it is equally likely the currents were stronger than any one person could shift.
It floats along on ocean currents, just doing nothing and waiting to bump into some prey.
The Inductrack, as its name suggests, produces levitating force by inducing electric currents in the track.
Taking advantage of currents can mean putting a boat dangerously close to floating junk, they said.
DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters Breakingviews) - Activist investors are bigger and busier, but face tricky currents in 2019.
Rip currents at beaches in the US kill over 100 people each year, the association estimates.
Cesium is soluble in seawater, so it is easily taken up and dispersed by ocean currents.
That's more than the average deaths from lightning strikes, tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, and rip currents combined.
Sailors are more concerned with keeping ahead of Rio's shifting winds and tricky currents and tides.
Luck didn't just bring the founders together twice, it also defined the currents of their market.
But without a reef the currents have gotten stronger, and the water increasingly unsafe, he said.
"The oceanic currents moving around is not an obstacle—it's a solution," he told the audience.
But while it has massive earworm crossover appeal, Currents really thrives in its more experimental moments.
They have grasping tails to grip seagrasses and corals to avoid being swept away by currents.
But in Indonesia, divers are battling against treacherous conditions, including fast-moving currents and muddy waters.
The currents driving this antipathy toward liberal democracy have been underway for a long while. Right.
Cryptobiotic soil is thousands-of-years-old microorganisms, grafted-together memory packages of currents and conditions.
"The control tower noticed strong wind currents, and this could have caused the accident," Durango Gov.
Our three guides shared the best leaping-off points and strategies to safely ride the currents.
Or they might have helped to keep the rangeomorph community stable while buffeted by ocean currents.
Mr. Taylor's dances contained, like tributaries into the mainstream, the influence of many senior choreographic currents.
In fact, swimming at all is frequently prohibited throughout the Cabo area due to strong currents.
Its speed and direction is largely a result of surface currents, waves and wind, Bryan said.
Given the political currents in Europe, this is another battle that Soros may well be losing.
"The steering currents that would normally lift it out of that region aren't there," he said.
Safety is a serious issue here, the currents rough, so be sure to check tide charts.
Large swells along parts of the US East Coast will spawn dangerous surf and rip currents.
They are unafraid to face the cross currents, detached from clan, acknowledging how little they know.
We may never stop arguing about which historic currents swept President Trump into the White House.
For any audience, Bardugo makes unexpectedly strong rivers of stories, purposed by swift currents of feeling.
It also runs awareness campaigns about rip currents at Sydney Airport and at busy train terminals.
On Jupiter, the currents come from hydrogen, which turns into a metallic fluid under crushing pressures.
In this case, those include Mr. Giuliani's, which have run in strong currents for decades, unconcealed.
Because they live in the water column, the crabs drift with the winds, tides and currents.
Grace could "see" changes in ocean currents, precipitation runoff on land and changes in groundwater storage.
Some of the forces behind the climate begin as cold water currents near Alaska's Aleutian Islands.
Amid these shifting currents, Europeans are seeking signs that the United States remains a steadfast ally.
A NOAA oceanographer predicts strong currents will rip it apart in a couple of weeks. 363.
Without doubt, she was influenced this week by the shifting currents in her caucus on impeachment.
As the glacier becomes exposed to more warm-water currents, the ice will probably melt faster.
The average annual death toll from rip currents is more than 100 in the United States.
We lost David Bowie, who imbued rock music with electric currents of queer energy and iconography.
In the new study, researchers used weak electrical currents to measure the body composition of the students.
A cool atmosphere also causes cricket balls to swerve more sharply, thanks to fewer disruptive convection currents.
Once charged, the battery's electrical currents can be used to power everything from light bulbs to vehicles.
The search area moved slightly north because currents may have pushed Stewart toward Miami, Christy Needler added.
But Fisher said the fish near Fukushima were lucky the ocean currents cleaned out the coastal waters.
If he can't ride the air currents within his own novel, he should look for another job.
And because of a collapse in the atmospheric steering currents, Florence is going to be set adrift.
Because of currents, the wind and other factors, the search area can get bigger by the day.
Rip currents often occur in waist-deep water in what looks like a calm patch of water.
But why might some people get off on the sensation of electrical currents passing through their skin?
The plan here clearly isn't to just let Currents linger but to improve it for business users.
The two originating currents oscillate at too high a frequency to impact the brain on their own.
I just don't know how—better to ask a meteorologist or person studying climate, ocean currents, etc.
When running the model with moderate salinity, the ocean currents behaved like they do here on Earth.
You don't have to worry about the oxygen tank, the ocean currents, or getting sunburnt, he says.
The crabs likely swarmed as they were trying to mate and were pushed ashore by strong currents.
That's an area between Hawaii and California where plastic debris accumulates due to wind and ocean currents.
"American Currents: The Music of 2018" officially opened on Friday, and the exhibit runs through next January.
But Algiers, existing in opposition to whatever prevalent currents you got, are underdogs by disposition and design.
Rip currents are powerful, narrow channels of fast-moving water, according to the US National Ocean Service.
In the long term, thanks to continuing shifts in population, they are swimming against powerful demographic currents.
The commercial currents of the Trump White House are unprecedented in modern American politics, ethics lawyers say.
The treatment uses radio-frequency currents to destroy the part of the brain circuit triggering abnormal tremors.
Whole or in pieces, ocean currents could drag it north, even as far as the Falkland Islands.
Changing air currents caused it to slip down through Canada and into the U.S. Midwest this week.
Instead, she underwent a laparoscopic procedure to deliver currents of heat directly to Baby B's umbilical cord.
He is a longtime contributor to far-right publications including The Occidental Quarterly, VDARE, and Counter-Currents.
Cardiac devices deliver low-energy pacing and electrical currents to correct heart rhythms and potentially fatal arrhythmias.
But when the currents became too strong, Whitson, his girlfriend, and 13-year-old son became stranded.
Still, there are cultural currents to which novels like "The Woman in the Window" are well suited.
There, rising currents of warm air pull the birds thousands of feet high in a corkscrew motion.
Perhaps for that reason, it concentrates on tracing intellectual currents even as it memorializes places and things.
Researchers say the next step is to develop controllers that adapt to different water currents and conditions.
In the wild, bluefin migrate across oceans, but here the powerful currents act as a natural treadmill.
The residual currents make sitting in the water feel like I'm drifting untethered in a boat harbor.
But currents and ice melt could cause mammals to not migrate where they did 50 years ago.
The band opened with "Let It Happen," one of my favorite songs off its new album Currents.
Shifting air currents caused it to slip down through Canada and into the U.S. Midwest this week.
The liquid metal sloshes and churns below the crust, generating electrical currents that power the magnetic field.
"The control tower noticed strong wind currents, and this could have caused the accident," Durango state Gov.
And here the socialism of our moment meets up with the deepest currents of the American past.
For flight attendants and passengers alike, that dangerous, shaky feeling in midair comes from air currents shifting.
And for that reason, DIYers should be a lot more wary of sending currents into their brains.
Beyond the beach is a rock-laden sea with currents so strong it's impossible to safely swim.
Let peals of gratitude ring out for the glossy vulture, soarer of air currents, eater of gore.
One alt-brony linked me to an extremely long interview on the white supremacist blog Counter-Currents.
The Queensboro offers the best view of the currents that ebb and flow along the East River.
I do think the practical issues of water currents and the cleanliness of the water is key.
Swift currents pushed divers off-track for hours at a time, sometimes tearing off their face masks.
Young turtles are particularly vulnerable because they tend to swim in currents where loads of plastic accumulate.
Those currents help keep the whole seed structure afloat by increasing the drag on the falling pappus.
The grand currents of contemporary history in the Western world have smashed the shrine of its principles.
But if it doesn't, it will serve as evidence that other national currents are driving this race.
These currents in hospitality represent a subtle, sneaky form of technological displacement, care of the gig economy.
The deep, dark chords in the lower strings and brasses that emerge were like heaving sea currents.
"In reality, strong turbulence, induced by wind gusts and tides should dissipate energy of currents," he said.
One could argue that deep currents of isolationism have run throughout nations over the history of mankind.
The restrictions are because of strong currents from the San Jacinto River, which feeds into the channel.
When you have something, which has not been styled, when you have moments of odd — JW: Currents.
And so I think we're in this kind of environment in which there are these cross-currents.
With its sharks and currents, it is both friend and foe — a rapidly changing one at that.
They eat what the winds and currents of space and the dance of gravity bring to them.
They eat what the winds and currents of space and the dance of gravity bring to them.
The toxins, which can be steered by wind and water currents, are deadly to wildlife, including fish.
The cruise line believes the collision "was due to spontaneous wind gusts and strong currents," he wrote.
About mid-morning, the dangerous-currents advisory from the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management was canceled.
Police have said the rescue efforts were hampered by high water levels, strong currents and bad visibility.
Other regional variations are caused by currents—which are expected to shift in response to climate change.
Neither was Greg Johnson, whose online review Counter-Currents translates right-wing writings from various European languages.
The key fact to remember is that rip currents, powerful as they are, tend to be narrow.
The currents flowing through society animate both physicians and patients and continually affect healthcare in various ways.
Little was known about the direct relationships among waves, currents and the movement of coastal sediments like sand.
"Plastic accumulates in this region because of converging currents and low sea surface wind," Lebreton explained to Gizmodo.
Sculptor Margaret Wharton and painter Issy Wood are both open to the irrational currents flowing through our lives.
Then you're secretly in love with plankton, tiny marine organisms that float around at the mercy of currents.
Getting your face zapped by a glass rod with electric currents running through it doesn't sound very pleasant.
Electrical currents can move without resistance across their surface, for example, even where a device is moderately damaged.
Changing currents could have confused its on-board navigation systems, causing it to crash right into the shelf.
The floating trash heap is growing in size, and drifting along with ocean currents as it does so.
Another anti-Semitic site, Counter Currents, has also been cut off AdSense by Google, according to Media Matters.
The prevailing currents cause flotsam from around the world to accumulate in a vast becalmed patch of ocean.
The tectonic plates underneath the Earth are constantly moving, dragged around by convection currents in the planet's mantle.
A retail company that depends on daily interactions with millions of people has to take social currents seriously.
It's a critical cog in the global circulation belt, forming currents that feed directly into the Gulf Stream.
These currents acts as a kind of underwater conveyor belt, bringing cold water to the planet's equatorial regions.
Complications almost never arise because modern airframes are designed to conduct electrical currents safely across their exterior surfaces.
The effects of the current El Niño, a change in ocean currents, also have not yet reached Alaska.
Still, when storms blow up in Jerusalem, currents of turbulence reach Belfast, as an incident this summer shows.
How it works: Wirelessly induced electrical currents are delivered to the robot's "muscles" — mechanical actuators — to activate them.
The urge to categorize, though understandable, goes against the currents of the region's greatest artistic and countercultural achievements.
So back in December, I already noted that cross currents were increasing and that tailwinds were dying down.
Warm Sea-surface temperatures are also quite warm b/c of the coastal ocean currents = additional energy. pic.twitter.
Weather is a complex system driven by a lot of other factors — including ocean currents and atmospheric processes.
Oil prices edged down in the cross-currents but were not far from their highest since late 22.
The noninvasive treatment involves zapping your face with tiny electrical currents to stimulate, tone and tighten facial muscles.
"The ebbing and flowing of political currents effects science—it always has—but this is different," he said.
Those competing cross currents have produced many volatile races here and, at times, a hotbed of political activity.
"The movement can consider incorporating women without being feminized or co-opted," pleaded Wolfie James in Counter-Currents.
But strategists in both parties believe midterm results can signal shifts in the political currents within individual states.
Scientific researchers hoped the bottle would help them better understand ocean currents and hence find better shipping routes.
Their photos reveal that the ship has significantly deteriorated due to deep-sea currents and metal-eating bacteria.
Sometimes the men searched the same region several times, because bodies and debris moved around in the currents.
ANDREW CYRILLE Mr. Cyrille is a wise and provocative jazz drummer drawn to the deeper currents of rhythm.
He believes ocean currents are sweeping this new source of Sargassum up the Brazilian coast toward the Caribbean.
Trumps have always blended family and business in a way that creates cross-currents of loyalties and interest.
BRUIE's buoyancy keeps it anchored to the ice, resistant to most ocean currents that could sweep it away.
It's a subtle movie, alert to the almost imperceptible currents of feeling that pass between its title characters.
Comey and the bureau had been buffered by turbulent political currents while the yearlong probe ran its course.
"He felt the tides and the currents were very, very strong," Mr. Astorino said at a news conference.
Ocean currents and circulation patterns evolve on time scales of decades and longer, and fisheries change in response.
Ocean currents likely play a leading role in causing variability in microplastic density from one spot to another.
Geometric forms bob and stretch like jellyfish caught in ocean currents as abstract shapes are given organic movement.
"One of the major currents in the project is talking about intimacy, and intimacy between women," Cooper says.
No one knows how refugees will navigate the currents of longing, trauma, dependence or resentment they may feel.
Last month, Verso Books published The Common Wind : Afro-American Currents in the Age of the Haitian Revolution.
Rip currents are "powerful, narrow channels of fast moving water," according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
But under certain circumstances — when currents slow and water warms, for example — the population of algae can explode.
The fate of midsize towns and cities seems to depend on which of those two currents they catch.
Yet the company's outward signs of strength belie the powerful currents of change that are eroding its business.
People on the East Coast are still being advised to watch out for more powerful waves and currents.
That happens because of the way air currents interact as they flow among the filaments of the pappus.
It was expected to weaken into a tropical storm, although it may cause rip currents along the coast.
What currents were eroding the industry was last on the list of what was most important to me.
Researchers think the dunes form when electric currents from space create folds and curls in Earth&aposs atmosphere.
The warming is also changing currents and altering weather systems at a speed wildlife cannot keep up with.
Glass bottles are no longer used to study ocean currents, but the technique survives in a modern form.
It feeds into the currents of an ongoing cultural moment Here's where Trump comes more clearly into focus.
These events are caused by the sun's magnetic field, which is generated by electrical currents inside the star.
In the years after Sarris's book hit, auteurism went in and out of fashion, drifting on theoretical currents.
The planet's interior core appears bigger than expected, and swirling electric currents are generating surprisingly strong magnetic fields.
Teenage boys craned their necks and pointed at a red- tailed hawk riding the currents of approaching winter.
Indeed, strong protectionist rip currents in Washington, D.C. could throw a damper on an otherwise solid economic backdrop.
There is a sense of being blown around by currents more astounding than you can predict and control.
Ice shoves are caused by wind, currents, changes in temperature and other factors that push ice onto shore.
On today's AM View, Alexis Simendinger speaks with The Hill's Mike Lillis to dissect the political cross-currents.
Swells caused by the storm could also create dangerous rip currents from central Florida up to North Carolina.
A shift offshore would expose farms to ocean currents that should help to sweep away the lice larvae.
She eventually fell unconscious floating near other passengers, as some were swept farther out to sea by currents.
She eventually fell unconscious floating near other passengers, as some were swept farther out to sea by currents.
Rip currents are channels of water that form near beaches and run a certain distance out to sea.
Hans Christian OERSTED was the physicist who, in the 1820s, discovered a relationship between electrical currents and magnetism.
When currents change, the garbage can wash back ashore — and so it is found on beaches like Kamilo.
It's the only sea bounded by currents, not land, yet that has afforded little protection from human impacts.
For at least 200 years, researchers have used messages in bottles to deepen our understanding of ocean currents.
Pluto is the planet of secrets and addiction, and it informs underlying societal currents that influence our behaviors.
Electric currents can also be run through the device, which can either cool it down or heat it up.
In this region, floating garbage gets trapped by wind and ocean currents, where it's been steadily accumulating for decades.
A lifesaver helicopter, which arrived about seven minutes after he fell, used green dye to help trace the currents.
Those currents, if they exist, could in theory be used to determine the true length of a Saturnian day.
It is nestled in a womb-chamber filled with currents of blue that branch deeply into the enclosed space.
The pocket is situated right between your shoulder blades and it uses thermoelectric currents to provide cooling and heating.
Weather officials said in a release that the storm could produce heavy surf and create life-threatening rip currents.
Divers have been taking the boys through dark, tight and twisting passageways filled with muddy water and strong currents.
The threat of deadly rip currents hovers over the panic-inducing final shot as Arcade Fire's "The Suburbs" plays.
Roussos said most ghost nets are lost by accident due to storms, currents or entanglement rather than deliberately discarded.
AC's ubiquity dates from the so-called "war of the currents" that accompanied electrification in the 1880s and 1890s.
The wind and air currents were ideal for a fast flight, said Ian Petchenik, Flightradar24′s director of communications.
Those water currents were the currency, the energy for the town, which was built around a mill in 1772.
But Democrats will not be alone in facing dangerously shifting political currents should impeachment drag on longer than expected.
Currents is launching in beta, and Google says G Suite companies can request access to the program starting now.
As Thacker told me, Google has shifted its resources to have the former Google+ team focus on Currents instead.
By altering its firing patterns using currents, scientists hope to not only treat mental illness, but improve human cognition.
These discoveries suggested that adult sea cucumbers, far from being sedentary, do indeed use ocean currents to move about.
Authorities issued high-surf warnings for northern and western beaches, advising people of strong currents and dangerous shore breaks.
The water currents were very strong so it would not have been possible for the elephant to swim back.
The abalone are fed local kelp, and tidal currents sweep away any waste left behind by the flattened snails.
This year we had Tropical Storm Bonnie, which brought rip currents and rain during the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
And these demands are often accompanied by condemnations of illiberal, chauvinistic or anti-Semitic currents among some Muslim newcomers.
As he contended with the powerful currents, his head bobbing in the waves, his eyes became bleary with exhaustion.
The Gatorade you drink after a workout helps to run tiny electrical currents in cells all over your body.
The child, Owen Jones, was playing in Deer Creek on Thursday when he was swept away by fast currents.
You wouldn't want to be in a car, swimming, or walking anywhere near those currents when they rushed in.
Being lost in the currents of the song, the record, the show, is one of the greatest feelings ever.
Close to shore for much of the route but still subject to strong oceanic currents, the conditions are manageable.
NASA-led scientists discovered that Jakobshavn's stagnated melt is only a temporary blip brought on by cooler ocean currents.
The world is pulsing with several currents that put the America-dominated order at risk and on the decline.
If the currents generated from the two beams were equal, they would cancel one another out in the battery.
"Swells from Alberto will create dangerous surf and rip currents along the Gulf Coast," the National Weather Service said.
The feeling of his death as welcome, as a release, as relief — that is an emotion with many currents.
To vanquish fascism in World War II, the United States overcame the political currents of xenophobia, isolationism, and appeasement.
Fishermen seeking the new arrivals, for example, are at the mercy of shifting currents that are often a mystery.
Once a month, he would go under general anesthesia, and doctors would send small electric currents through his brain.
Thematically and stylistically, "The Desert and Its Seed" stands apart from most of the literary currents in the region.
For the treatment group, the researchers used electro-acupuncture, in which low-voltage currents are passed through acupuncture needles.
Currents sweep up a lot of this plastic and carry it to a handful of locations in the ocean.
This makes Agern (AY-gurn) feel like a quiet harbor away from the eddies and currents of commuters outside.
The circular currents that carried the boat toward Japan could easily have sent it away from land, he said.
They appear on beaches once or twice a year when wind and currents push them to shore, Malphurs said.
Basically, this structure makes them reactive to electric currents, which can then let them transmit and changed polarized light.
The search for a third crew member, Harry Hernandez, 56, continued on Sunday, impeded at points by powerful currents.
The pattern of the deposits depends on factors like air currents, gravity, electrostatic attraction and temperature and humidity differences.
By now though, most of the oil would have drifted away from there with ocean currents, according to Steiner.
Plasma can also be artificially generated at lower temperatures by applying electrical currents to a gas or liquid insulator.
It's surely the currents that run between one person and another that add up to a danger that's irresistible.
The males like to hang out in higher elevations to make sure their semen is transported by the currents.
Ground currents are the thing that's responsible for the most lightning deaths and injuries in both people and animals.
The side flash usually kills one or a small number of animals, not large ones like with ground currents.
He navigated his boat through strong currents and rising water levels, reaching flooded homes and helping people climb in.
New research finds that the voyages stalled at the point where prevailing air currents shifted from tailwinds to headwinds.
People who attribute it only to his gamesmanship don't realize that it rides the tidal currents of our culture.
Few writers are so good at capturing the currents of intention and emotion that circulate in a crowded room.
The cultural currents that deepen despair and increase the chances of suicide have long been staples of sociological debate.
Currents can flow quickly, especially when it has been raining outside and the water level in the cave rises.
This is just antithetical to the main currents of black opinion and the main modes of black political engagement.
The array of just around 22016,22017 free-drifting data-collecting floats have been drifting on ocean currents since 2000.
The array of just around 4,000 free-drifting data-collecting floats have been drifting on ocean currents since 2000.
While the Bahamas bore the brunt of the destructive storm, the calm steering currents could prove beneficial for Florida.
When visited on Sunday, the substation's usual buzz of high-voltage cross currents had been replaced by total silence.
Republican administrations have embraced this shift most enthusiastically, but Democratic officials were tugged along by the same intellectual currents.
A slower metabolism helps alligators hibernate in the winter and saltwater crocodiles ride ocean currents for hundreds of miles.
It is difficult to assess the decision to close these mosques outside of the wider political currents in Austria.
The girl breaks through layers of paint, and with it, the patriarchal and monoracial currents in the Western canon.
The Tesla-inspired menu includes Currents & Coils ($16), made of rum, malted milk, coconut, banana, coffee, pineapple and lime.
Today, watch for showers, wind gusts of up to 230 miles per hour, rip currents and possible coastal flooding.
But the Thai frogmen were accustomed to tropical open water, not the gloomy, cold currents racing through the cave.
The three men pushed off from the front porch and headed back into the currents of Summer Haven Lane.
Lounging on the beach is always an option, though swimming is not permitted due to riptides and strong currents.
Cons: The beach is not suitable for swimming due to strong currents, though this is common throughout the area.
They may have been swimming beyond a water safety buoy and encountered strong tides and rip currents, Gonzalez said.
After years of paddling against headwinds and currents, the engine felt like an invisible hand pushing the canoe along.
In a normal year, factors like winds, currents and competition from other types of algae cause them to dissipate.
Researchers have also demonstrated that certain fossil clusters of trilobites were likely deposited by forces such as ocean currents.
Winds are leading to high-surf on the West Coast with 8-12 foot waves and dangerous rip currents.
It has a life of its own now, and it's fed by social currents that are beyond our control.
But the atoll's white sand beaches are littered with tons of multicolored plastic junk, deposited there by ocean currents.
Sediment washed down from the Appalachian Mountains and carried by shore currents piled into dry land 4,500 years ago.
Thinx are sold exclusively online, and the marketing strategy has always been tuned to the currents of internet conversation.
Once operational, Jason-3 will keep an eye on the oceans, monitoring currents, wave heights and global sea level.
Let's go over all the different cross currents and decision points that are up in the air right now.
Peter Roskam, first elected amid the Democratic wave of 2006, be able to withstand the political currents of 2018?
For the arrangements, I chose a variety of strong, vibrant flowers that would move gracefully with the ocean currents.
Beyond the specifics, it's an example of the shifting currents of opinion and balance of power within the country.
Today, those aberrant currents can overload, disrupt, or fry our most coveted modern technologies, including satellites and cellphone communication.
Even with proper safety gear like a helmet and life jacket, navigating tumultuous currents like this is a risky thrill.
Of course, each market is subject to its own dynamics, and Trump takes office at a time of cross-currents.
These currents have never been far below the surface in American political life, but have now come out to party.
I think somebody who really can reach across and understand the cross-currents that we have in America right now.
The vessel&aposs research will include the ocean's salinity, ice-covered water, currents and other polar elements, the Guardian reported.
The uncrewed submarine is going to Antarctica to study deep currents, and how climate change is affecting the world's oceans.
This, too, failed to vibrate in what are known as laminar-flow currents (that is, those without eddies in them).
I feel we are internalizing rapidly shifting currents of change that are moving at velocities that momentarily transcend literal articulation.
The data will also be used to track the speed and direction of ocean currents, aiding the forecasts of hurricanes.
Stratollites are designed to "sail" on air currents, using the directional winds at high altitudes to stay in one spot.
Hail forms during thunderstorms, when fast air currents carry water droplets up in the sky, where they freeze into hailstones.
Now that Google+ is history, today, Google unveiled what will be offered to G Suite users in its place: Currents.
Posts from a company's top executives can be given priority in the Currents stream to make sure employees see it.
The fickle combination of weather, tides and currents, all during El Niño winter, brought perfect conditions to Mavericks last week.
Sunlight, nutrients, and salinity can influence the growth and persistence of the algae, on top of wind direction and currents.
That said, unihemispheric sleep occurred quite often, and it happened while the birds were circling, rising up on air currents.
Many changes are due to factors over which humans have no control, such as winds, ocean currents and sun activity.
"My No. 1 concern is the dangerous rip currents we are going to experience," the mayor said in a statement.
That sea crossing is far longer, at 200 miles (350 km) at its shortest, through open waters with powerful currents.
Suddenly, we've got ourselves in a nasty feedback loop that results in the complete shutdown of major ocean energy currents.
Two sets of air currents determine which parts of North America and Europe get blasted by Arctic air each winter.
The biggest knock against the film is that there are too many plot currents to fully let the characters shine.
One problem is that the Fed and the elections are creating cross-currents that make direction a very tough call.
Television stations filmed some of the animals struggling in neck-high currents before Harris County deputies reached them by boat.
You can't possibly think that a human feeling is anything more than information, electrical currents, controllable under the correct circumstances.
Two years later, he found himself answering that phone call in New York City, swept up in new political currents.
"Although the storm is moving away, dangerous rip currents still exist along the Southeast coast," CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said.
Climate change is tinkering with and slowing down atmospheric circulation patterns — the wind currents that move weather along, Kossin said.
According to the docs ... high-voltage currents from the generator shot into the man's hands as he held the controls.
In rTMS, focused magnetic pulses are applied to the brain to induce currents, activating neurons to restore normal brain activity.
But little-noticed shifts in the age of the ice, driven by prevailing winds and currents, are also helping Russia.
Very simply, here's how it works: The hover engine generates a magnetic field that creates electrical currents in the surface.
Gyre is a massive circular currents in the ocean and scientists say there are five major gyres in the world.
He is, he sometimes suggests, our most helpless president, one incapable of resisting the currents in which he willingly swims.
The Australian outfit showed up to perform "Love/Paranoia" from Currents, which is a recent addition to their live set.
Whenever he got time in the private bathroom stall, he would study maps and charts of the tides and currents.
Some even plunged into the water, unprepared for the perilous harbor currents that swiftly pulled them out toward the sea.
By neglecting to address its darker currents, online atheism has perhaps unknowingly planted the seeds for the alt-right's harvest.
The cells float along the currents until they are sucked up by healthy animals as they filter seawater for food.
"The biggest concern in the channel is currents and wind," Captain Naples told me when I talked to him afterward.
Counter-Currents Publishing, a white nationalist publisher run by Mr. Johnson, said he had been arrested on national security grounds.
Maria could affect the US East Coast by early next week with high surf, dangerous rip currents and windy conditions.
And then: Disowned, banished to Annie's fields, buffeted by the same implacable currents that roiled the lives of all slaves.
STRONG AND WEAK CURRENTS BEAT DATA AND ANALYTICS The models for both support (vote share) and turnout were off significantly.
That merger, though harshly criticized by historians and unpopular with the public, is indicative of deeper currents coursing through Poland.
They just didn't like the way he expressed them, because it exposed some powerful and disturbing currents in their party.
One of the most famous turbidity currents occurred in 1929 following a 7.2 magnitude earthquake centered near Newfoundland's Grand Banks.
If only the mind could bury itself at the bottom of the sea, wavering tentacles flexible to the new currents.
They sway with the air currents wafting through the gallery and the remnants of a few overzealous guests' compulsive pawings.
"[Radiation] wouldn't stay in one place like in a reactor accident—it would move with the ocean currents," he said.
What do you think about the government's currents efforts against club culture as people who have seen it all evolve?
Lally said he didn't know how long the search would continue, noting that swells, temperatures and currents will be considered.
In a race dominated by national rather than local currents, Trump's recent erosion in the polls helps the opposition party.
The Saudis are today even willing acknowledge the role their kingdom played in creating Al-Qaeda and other Islamist currents.
Or it could move with ocean currents and winds in a northward direction, where it will be eroded more quickly.
The answers are most likely yes and yes, and the back-and-forth currents can drag a child down developmentally.
"We're at the front line of a lot of the changes, conflict and currents in the air today," he said.
It is at the intersection of the powerful criminal and jihadist currents that have washed across Libya in recent years.
Where his words resonated with me, it would make me aware of hidden currents of cruelty in my own thinking.
Ubari is at the intersection of the powerful criminal and jihadist currents that have washed across Libya in recent years.
That results in Marangoni currents that produce swirls of liquid and ice crystals, resulting in a dramatic snow globe effect.
Rip currents can move at up to speeds of 8 feet per second, which is faster than an Olympic swimmer.
Some were relatively inexperienced, he said, and ran into trouble when they encountered wild ocean currents in aging wooden boats.
But the Danube's swift currents, multiple bridges, and busy passenger and freight traffic have made navigating on the waterway difficult.
Climate models, for instance, try to predict how air currents conspire with forests, cities, and oceans to determine global temperature.
In 1979, he attended the University of Georgia, in Athens, where new cultural currents were percolating in a Southern context.
Constantly changing with the currents, this oval shaped body of water is around 1,000 miles wide and 3,423 miles long.
Some finds its way into our rivers or the oceans, either flushed into water systems or blown by wind currents.
It's not that the broad pop culture currents aren't in place; it's just that no one is confined to them.
Trump, will be another reminder that the political currents that delivered us this president still rage within the Republican base.
The complexity and power of the currents are the key to the evolutionary richness of the lower Congo, she said.
It has hosted white nationalists such as the Counter-Currents publisher Greg Johnson and the publisher of Daily Stormer website.
Some swells generated by the storm have already been reported and can potentially cause dangerous surf conditions and rip currents.
Lewis outfitted the participants with an EEG cap so she could look at the electrical currents flowing through their brains.
But researchers who study ancient climates know that the currents (which include the Gulf Stream) have collapsed in the past.
Visitors have to dig to get past the overall mood of inspirational uplift and moral progress and find knottier currents.
The nanowires could feed electrical currents to microbes and create butanol, a fuel more functionally similar to gasoline than ethanol.
Authorities said the length of time since the ferry sank combined with ocean currents means the search area keeps expanding.
High surf up to 10 feet and rip currents will begin along southern California coast Sunday, the hurricane center said.
"But combined two converging currents, the Mueller investigation, looking for that obstruction of justice charge, and then Alabama," he continued.
Cannily navigating stylistic currents, he moved from folkloric nationalism to serialism and on to indeterminacy and other avant-garde techniques.
These currents have a variety of causes, but it is impossible to predict exactly where or when they will form.
Oceans absorb the oxygen essential for marine life from the atmosphere; water currents then transport it deeper into the ocean.
But Warren, Ocasio-Cortez and similarly situated politicians like Bernie Sanders are drawing on influential currents in American political history.
It's a region encircled by ocean currents which keeps its ecosystem a bit separated from the rest of the Atlantic.
" "As you continue to get these cross currents, it's only going to increase the uncertainty among investors and create excessive volatility.
Extra strong currents of Jedi good vibes are flowing through the universe, because it is the 40th anniversary of Star Wars.
This is why it is harder to send electrical currents (say, through the electricity grid) over long distances than short ones.
Authorities have had trouble pinning down how big the spill is, as it changes by the day amid strong ocean currents.
Beachcombers had returned to the white sands of the Northern Gulf by Tuesday morning, but forecasters still warned of dangerous currents.
The Earth's cooling poles also affected ocean currents in a way that caused dense patches of prey to become more predominant.
The photographer captured the currents of hip hop, skater, grunge, and rave culture that flourished in downtown Manhattan in the 1990s.
It uses a technology called magnetoencephalography, or MEG, which measures magnetic signals generated by the brain's electrical currents at the scalp.
The Hurricane Center said the storm could generate swells that cause life-threatening surf and rip currents over the coming days.
I would not sell it down here, but you have to understand that the cross-currents in that business are insane.
Most bodies are consumed by ocean life or washed away by currents long before researchers have the opportunity to obtain them.
It is a lot like the ocean; standing next to it or navigating its currents, there is a palpable, unrelenting energy.
Currents at right angles to its direction of travel, such as those created by vortices, exerted forces on its flat surfaces.
If the coronal mass ejection is powerful enough, it can produce electric currents on the ground that overwhelm the power grid.
Most of the houses could not be reached for months, even by boat, because of the dangerous currents of the Mississippi.
The blue dots are floats that go along with the natural currents to travel long distances on little or no power.
It's no secret that our oceans have a problem with pollution from plastic waste, with currents spreading it far and wide.
Essentially, it runs electric currents through materials to create a temperature differential, which makes one side hotter and other side cooler.
A poorly made charger can not only damage your phone, but could also hurt you by exposing you to dangerous currents.
Gulf temperatures (which, on average, have risen over the past decades), water salinity, sunlight, and Gulf currents all play a role.
Expedition organizers say Boaty McBoatface captured "unprecedented" data during its maiden voyage, analyzing deep sea currents at depths exceeding 13,000 feet.
The salvage operation was suspended because the boat lay deep and currents were rough, Phuket police commander Teerapol Tipcharoen told reporters.
If the pipe was laid on a rocky bottom, it would have to be engineered to withstand the shifting ocean currents.

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