The other man apologized and the situation was briefly diffused.
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But social capital is also broadly diffused across the society.
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On a laptop screen, that energy is diffused and remote.
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Yet through the windows came north light, softened and diffused.
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LeBron and Kevin Durant did intervene and diffused the situation.
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Ganz described more "diffused" feelings of anxiety that have come up.
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They diffused the situation and escorted us to a 'safe place'.
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Lighting diffused through gels will soften features and be more forgiving.
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Yeah, I think lyrically this record is a little less diffused.
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Tony's last MRI said 'global diffused atrophy,' that's what they call it.
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Behind it, the steel cables are now diffused into a dreamy horizon.
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For me, trepidation is best diffused by doing something for someone else.
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It diffused whatever power the "party elite" had to influence the outcome.
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You're talking about this idea of diffused innovation all over the place.
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Had the government handled things differently, the situation could have been diffused.
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According to a study from 2628, the top 28500 percent of false news cascades propagated on Twitter from 6900 to 2628 diffused to between 28503,22019 and 100,000 people, while the truth rarely diffused to more than 1,000 people.
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This time, it appears the situation was diffused before things got violent ... thankfully.
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Airspace is essentially diffused workspace because the office has become a mobile home.
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Instead, sound seems to hang in the air, at once diffused and enriched.
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Plus, since the product needs to be properly diffused, many injections are necessary.
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The New Media Upside Down is diffused across mostly anonymous, massive conservative Facebook pages.
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In the Senate, where constituencies are diffused across states, a comprehensive bill passed handily.
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Light diffused from the coffered ceiling and bounced off the highly polished terrazzo floors.
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This formula is a velvet liquid lipstick that has a non-drying, diffused look.
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So it was a little more diffused then because it wasn't a fundamental technology.
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Those "diffused" groups lack the power that a single, cohesive group can have, Belzer said.
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This energy difference is then diffused as jets at the poles of the black hole.
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Blend out the black liner with a navy blue shadow to create a diffused effect.
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So I used small or travel dryers to get a more gentle or diffused look.
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It's here, we live the cacophony of the booing crowd, diffused over our daily lives.
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After: A modern middle-partWarren diffused Lauren's curls and gave her a straight center-part.
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Keith then cut the yellow wires and diffused the bomb with mere seconds to spare.
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Albergo diffuso, diffused hotel, has played a big role in preserving ancient towns and structures.
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In the moment, Warren diffused the situation by saying that she didn't want to fight.
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Using your finger or a dense brush, gently smudge the liner to create a diffused effect.
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The boundaries around a firm idea of oneself have been diffused by mass marketing and consumerism.
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Cocaine hotspots have also centered around large cities but have diffused more broadly in recent years.
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Multiple targets lead to diffused assistance: USAID alone operates across 6.83 programmes areas in 26.8 countries.
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We use a particular diffused light bulb that have special fittings made to fit them into.
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This collection uses a uniform cover shape made out of diffused glass to cover Hue bulbs.
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They swipe on red lipstick, then tissue it all off — "diffused makeup is chic," we declare.
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Apply more and more in circular motions so it looks really diffused with no harsh lines.
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Here, she smudged the liner and diffused it outward, giving it that not-so-perfect appearance.
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It puts a kind of sharp light mixed with a sort of diffused light on something.
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The light from the ceiling is very nicely diffused but I never had a show there.
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For decades, authoritarian voters had been divided across both parties, too widely diffused to make themselves felt.
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Eventually, cops realized Cashman did NOT, in fact, steal his own car ... and the situation was diffused.
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The remaining votes would be harmlessly diffused among the 10 civilians, exactly as the military had planned.
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Joyce explained that light is direct if it shines onto your plant's leaves unblocked and un-diffused.
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Most institutional power has diffused since New York magazine published those lists almost a half-century ago.
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Plus, long gone are the days of needing an army of products to create that sexy, diffused effect.
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Using a smudger brush (or your finger) to softly buff the violet color to create a diffused effect.
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The protest diffused into disordered discussion groups, at which point riot police swarmed through to clear the park.
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As that period comes to a close, power is diffused not only across to other countries -- but downward.
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In doing so, it will attempt to recapture something like the collective atmosphere of moviegoing, albeit widely diffused.
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In January, authorities found and diffused seven WWII bombs on the site as part of Tesla's construction preparation.
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This challenged the belief at the time that information diffused in all directions over a meshwork of neurons.
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I think that has become diffused because I've had to divide my attention and responsibilities out of the studio.
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The colors can change to signify notifications or glow softly to create diffused lighting for low-lit selfie shots.
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I then diffused hair to 80-90% dry then just left while makeup was being done to natural dry.
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In a more socially diffused population, it is more difficult to follow this path and economies of scale disappear.
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Case in point: this look, which pairs a diffused, smudged eye with a rich wine lip and looks unreal.
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The midterms may have been more difficult to influence, since the races and messaging were more granular, and diffused.
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And it looks even better when you apply it without a mirror and it's just smudge-y and diffused.
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Light needs to be diffused and the fixtures positioned to avoid creating screen glare, which can lead to eyestrain.
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Under diffused blue lighting, bartenders in short-sleeve lumberjack shirts sloshed drinks and the crowd cawed for an encore.
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Basically, the tweeter fires down and its output is then diffused outward by the clever architecture of B&O's design.
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Keep it wearable by blending them together with a fluffy shadow brush for soft edges and a pretty, diffused finish.
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An anti-bullying campaign that focused on the difference between sexual orientation and gender identity diffused the situation, Chapman said.
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"They bring in diffused natural light without dominating the space and adding unwanted heat in the summer months," they said.
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"Falsehood diffused significantly farther, faster, deeper, and more broadly than the truth in all categories of information," the researchers reported.
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Instead of vacuum tubes or magnetrons, the Adventurer uses laterally diffused metal oxide semiconductors—or LDMOS—transistors to generate heat.
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But much like Copeland and Blunt's work, the statement he's making is diffused by the abstract nature of these recordings.
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Because the smudger end of this baton is covered in pigment, it's easy to create diffused lines without over blending.
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It will be diffused in another sculptural installation to be included in the Gwangju Biennale in South Korea this fall.
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Soft Focus Dreamy pastels and diffused metallics work for any event the zodiac has in store for you this month.
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Does virtual reality reproduce some small part of Levinas' idea, refracted and diffused through trick mirrors and high definition displays?
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The director Reed Morano couches the domestic persona in soft diffused light and the hardened one in shallow-focus claustrophobia.
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Known for recreating the effects of fluorescent, neon, and diffused light, Gniewek's Hopper-esque cityscapes often capture moments of isolation.
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The works emit marvelous energy fields of their own, seeming to radiate diffused light and swirl as you move around them.
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The markets, to borrow from Frederick Hayek, will act as a diffused set of interests that act in our national interest.
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Pita and his team diffused natural frizz out of curly hair — and flatironed straight locks slightly to create a glasslike finish.
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At that moment, I thought I had diffused the situation by remaining calm, and I was thankful nothing physical had occurred.
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If France's top-tucking rhetoric has diffused into the upper echelons of English soccer, is there really anywhere it hasn't reached?
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"Ombré is a sexy way to wear bright lip color, but it's not overwhelming because the brightness is diffused," she said.
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There, the light is diffused and spread out across a circus tent-like canopy of aluminum panels suspended above the plants.
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To make them, the Fauchon house-made tea is infused directly into creamy white-chocolate ganache for a soft, diffused flavor.
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Even after getting pushed and warned by an officer, the guy presses his luck, but cops showed restraint and diffused the confrontation.
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Then to create the diffused look on the outer edges of the lips, softly blend out — and don't be afraid to smudge!
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While I let my hair air-dry for before I diffused it (the key to less frizz), I prepared for the panel.
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This is particularly true when the payoff of a breakthrough is diffused throughout society rather than just concentrated in a few labs.
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Lately though, we've been loving the diffused effect that eyeshadows have on the lid — especially when used to create a cool shape.
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Tensions as deep as complex as those dividing Americans today are not going to be diffused by a few well-chosen words.
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Unfavorable weather conditions, including rising humidity and weak southerly winds, would make it harder for smog particles to be diffused, it said.
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Is it a handful of serial predators, or a generous sprinkling diffused throughout the fraternities, growing there like fungus on a wall?
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The effect is a diffused rosy glow that's an easy-to-achieve, yet slightly more polished, alternative to the no-makeup look.
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Falsehoods on the service "diffused significantly farther, faster, deeper, and more broadly than the truth in all categories of information," they wrote.
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Communities surrounding artists and their work can often appear diffused online, particularly as forums have given way to broader social media platforms.
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The problem can reach far from big cities: Bright light gets diffused in the atmosphere and can be reflected into the wilderness.
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I typically reach for this brush when I want to create a diffused eyeliner look or define the lash line with shadow.
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Nail pro Jessica Washick says she loves shimmer (note: not glitter) on nails right now because it gives a frosted and diffused shine.
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I positioned my phone at a flattering angle and closed the curtains halfway, in order to get even, diffused light on my face.
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They can be used with your fingers or with tools, and they can be layered for maximum coverage or diffused for lighter coverage.
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It kind of diffused any of the feelings that were going on from all the things that have happened before, especially with Bonnie.
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The circular interior is lit by soft, diffused light and stray prismatic rainbows move slowly across the curved, white surfaces of the walls.
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Shaped by an era of denouement, Italian neorealism diffused the belligerence of warmongering into a romanticization of the country's laborers and emerging middle class.
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Swept onto skin with a fluffy brush, both shades leave behind a diffused glow that will satisfy even the most highlighter-shy among us.
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In fact, people spreading false news… "Falsehood diffused farther and faster than the truth despite these differences, not because of them," the researchers write.
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Johnson covered the untouched top layers of hair with the pudding, brushed it through one more time, then diffused everything until it was dry.
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The errands I ran outside in diffused the April sunshine saw me scurrying around the city like a celebrity determined to avoid being recognized.
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Mr. Avila devoted his career to challenging gerrymandered districts and at-large voting, which diffused the potential political power of geographically concentrated minority groups.
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"Microblading is lots of tiny, tiny strokes, but microshading is a dot-to-dot method, giving a diffused effect," brow expert Suman Jalaf explains.
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Now that spirit will be diffused elsewhere — into Helmut Lang, for one, where Mr. Oliver has tapped some of his Hood by Air collaborators.
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But as advertising becomes more and more diffused in our online lives, it becomes harder and harder to tell what's an ad and what's not.
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The award-winning airport also has a special amenity that can't be seen: a bespoke fragrance that's diffused into many areas of the sprawling terminals.
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Direct sound is beamed to the middle of the room, while ambient sound is diffused into left and right channels and bounced off the wall.
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Tesla also sells solar panels, and both products work with the PowerWall 2, where energy can be stored after being diffused through the panels/tiles.
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Hong Wai, a transmedia artist based in Macau and Paris, creates elegant diffused ink paintings that inject classical Chinese paintings with a modern, feminist perspective.
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A rep for the Figueroa says the fight "was unfortunate and was diffused by hotel staff and security to the very best of their ability."
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Homophobia wasn't just circulating in the ether out there; it was diffused into my bones, where it lived and breathed inside of me as well.
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A once-narrow, bipartisan effort to limit the sale of the device has diffused into other gun control measures after another mass shooting, on Nov.
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Inside, a humidifier diffused a scent of root beer and pine and there were posters recruiting for an upcoming softball game against the "Sabrina" team.
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A survey of the group's 2016 album "Away With You," it was a deliciously, deliriously spacey show, with tight tunes that diffused into leisurely solos.
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Kempowski's sympathy for the suffering of his characters and his acknowledgment of the attendant destruction of their civilization are diffused by a fine-grained ambivalence.
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The bristles are incredibly soft and, though the brush comes to a slight taper, it's wide enough to give you a wash of diffused color.
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Lasers exceeding this must [....] be diffused by prisms and other optical devices before the light is permitted to travel into the open spaces of a discotheque.
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A diffused wash of color tends to adorn her top lid while a thick, yet smudged, line of classic black color always lines her bottom lashes.
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People reports that the actor retrieved a package from her UPS delivery person while shirtless, but diffused the whole situation with a heavy dose of charm.
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Since the 1980s, the use of gender quotas for elective offices has diffused throughout the world, driving the increase in women's political representation (see figure 303).
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Unlike the light from conventional TVs, which gets diffused by adjacent colours, the colour of light each quantum dot gives off is very stable and precise.
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Even if nothing has changed on the ground, we can at least hope that the summit has diffused tensions enough that real diplomacy can take over.
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Caton-Jones and the cinematographer Denis Crossan aim for autumnal visual texture via many shallow-focus shots with diffused brown and orange lights in the background.
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"The pressure for one side to give into the other is diffused right now," Derek Scissors, a China expert at the American Enterprise Institute, told Reuters.
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Even far from billboards, streetlights and houses, bright light pointing to the sky gets diffused in the atmosphere and can be reflected in the wilderness. 8.
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Lucky for the protester, Kim's security stepped in between the two and diffused the situation, 'cause it looked like the rapper was ready to throw down.
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The task of the archaeologist was simply to plot the moves — or, in other words, trace the path of the 'influence' as new ideas were diffused.
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And Mr Desmet and Mr Wacziarg repeat that finding for norms and attitudes, suggesting that attitude changes have usually diffused across different groups at broadly similar speeds.
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It's just that I think it's so diffused now, so spread out that sometimes you go through rather sulkily going 'Oh there's nothing on television tonight'. What?
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In an era of digital culture — where style is diffused across phone screens and quantified in double-tapped hearts — success can be sparked with a single Tweet.
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A difficult June swoon may have diffused the Philadelphia Phillies' early-season momentum, but Peter Bourjos has led his team's offensive renaissance over the past two weeks.
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Silver and the cinematographer Sean Price Williams shoot with dreamy diffused light that recalls certain scenes from Agnes Varda's "Le Bonheur," one of her most unusual pictures.
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Sit inside one and you immediately notice how sound and light travel differently as they're absorbed into pine wood beams and diffused through pale mulberry-paper windows.
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What was a medieval village in the Val d'Orcia is now Monteverdi Tuscany, an albergo difuso, or diffused hotel, that spreads the inn over the village footprint.
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A thin cloud of vapor seemed to emanate from the room throughout the experience, but that was quite possibly just an effect of the soft, diffused lighting.
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The problem is that the harms now are not as simple as whether or not we're all just getting poisoned from Tylenol, it's this diffused climate change harm.
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Today, hydraulic fracturing in shale emerged from government-funded labs and has diffused because of its usefulness in cost-effectively accessing previously hard-to-reach natural gas deposits.
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Responsibility will not be diffused throughout a chamber — where cameras only occasionally capture the whole — but concentrated on a single individual, every nuance of which will be seen.
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He did not conceive of countless individual gods dwelling in every separate object, but rather of a single God diffused through and in fact identical with the universe.
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The findings show a "historically complacent approach", a lack of a compliance plan, diffused accountability and inadequate assurance processes as factors behind the persistent breaches, the report said.
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We're told the situation got even more heated and a scuffle ensued with both sides calling the cops, who showed up, took a report and diffused the situation.
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" Dr. Froula thinks, as far as general pop culture is concerned, that it's all about diffusion of fears these days: "I can see the stories becoming more diffused.
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I wasn&apost too sure from their description whether or not it was actually a device or it was suspect that they diffused or they otherwise said they neutralized.
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That hadn't come to pass, although the prospect of such legal actions might be diffused if acquires a local operator that's had a more harmonious rise in the market.
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Light is beautifully diffused, which keeps the rays from being blinding—that's especially nice in a dark room when your pupils are enlarged and particularly susceptible to harsh light.
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Wright early on in the hearing diffused one of Democrats' top concerns: that he would be overseeing cleanups of dozens Superfund sites for which his previous employer is responsible.
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Whether you're at sex party goer or not, it's a truth self-evident that everyone looks and feels better in diffused, soft light that's not coming from directly overhead.
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The tension created by losing six of eight and LeBron James' comments questioning the organization this week were diffused slightly with a 210-214 win over the Brooklyn Nets.
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This is a general headwind, and will act as a stronger gravitational downward pull on America's foreign policy, but it's diffused and may, ultimately, not matter all that much.
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While there are solutions to keep the rise of global temperatures below the threshold of 2 degrees Celsius from pre-industrial times, the investments required are significant and diffused.
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She then diffused the shadow around the entire eye area with moisturizer, using just her fingers, and finished them off with a touch of lip balm for a subtle sheen.
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Haggerty's version (left) of the lips has a high-shine, diffused effect; part of a glossy eyelid and a frosty shadow are poking through underneath the woman's gold-accented fingers.
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The impact of an export ban would be somewhat diffused across different U.S. sectors and countries, Nigam said, noting that electric vehicles and clean energy would be impacted the most.
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As a teenage country star, Swift favored ringlet curls and a peaches-and-cream complexion, brightened with subtle touches — say, a hint of blue shadow or a diffused coral lipstick.
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However, due to history of earthquakes, Mexico has a relative mature earthquake insurance mechanism, which has, to a large extent, diffused and reduced the risks of loss after the disaster.
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That look has diffused widely, and had even before Mr. Slimane took it up; it's easy enough to come by at any number of vintage shops and mid-tier brands.
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The gallery's offering also highlights Emil Nolde, a German-Danish painter, who used a specific Japanese paper known for its absorbency with sopping wet brushes to create romantically diffused paintings.
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Inside, as the characters and the camera creep through the eerie, diffused light, Kusama establishes an unsettling milieu that a sly-looking Bell eases into as if born to it.
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With Twitter, Facebook and WhatsApp widely diffused in the Arab world, information now moves horizontally and people — using their real names — now tweet the most insulting things at their leaders.
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The whole duet had a lovely softness — even its folk flourishes were diffused in an Impressionist mist — yet Ms. Peck intermittently seemed to be indicating the role rather than embodying it.
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Inside the chamber there initially was light enough to see, but it was so evenly diffused through the space above me that I couldn't tell how far away the ceiling was.
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Admire the architectural details — Corinthian columns, Palladian windows and sculpted bison heads — as you step inside the three-story building that's diffused with natural light from a frosted glass skylight above.
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The empty beer cans and low diffused lighting set the scene and announce the unhappy stakes, as does Lizzy's impatient maternal fussing when she tries to get Kathy out of bed.
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And while it might have diffused his story, was all of Berlin's "high art" (museums, opera, classical concerts, theater, dance) so utterly irrelevant to young Berliners from the '70s to now?
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Any medication applied to it will be absorbed into the bloodstream more quickly and more effectively because it's diffused through the thin mucous membrane that covers the underside of the tongue.
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Mass operation of renewables would demand that extensive new infrastructure be designed to concentrate the diffused energy in contrast to the current system designed to diffuse the energy in fossil fuels.
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That export stimulus was then diffused through the system, the GDP grew 1.5 percent, and the trade surplus contributed one-third of that economic recovery since the spring of last year.
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For something in between, there's Krigler's English Promenade 19 ($365), a vintage, diffused orange blossom scent released in 1919 (and famously worn by Audrey Hepburn) that's still very much in rotation.
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This harsh miniature romanticism has by now been so well distributed and diffused through punk culture that its lugubrious repetitions are recognizable only as languor, or as a certain sardonic laconicism.
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From there I took a pencil and wrapped small sections of her hair around it and let those sections stay as I diffused her hair on medium heat with a blow dryer.
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As with Spice (synthetic cannabis) in England and Wales, "street valium" has diffused from the online marketplace to the streets, via enterprising dealers, as well as from more traditional analogue supply lines.
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One click of the pen deposits enough color to evenly coat lips — blot it with a tissue for a softer, diffused look, or layer it on thick for bolder, longer-lasting color.
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This program opened with "Axiom," a haunting quartet for clarinet, bassoon, trumpet and piano by Marc-André Dalbavie, music that involves spatial acoustics with widespread, diffused sounds, another avenue of Ligeti's aesthetic.
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Speaking at the White House, Pompeo described the disinformation campaigns as being "pretty diffused," saying that the government has seen individuals, as well as the three foreign adversaries, spread false information online.
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Secondly, in an environment with no atmosphere, the four-and-a-half-foot engine nozzle on the LEM distributed its energy in a vastly more diffused manner than it would on Earth.
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Rooftop solar may create more benefits than costs, but the benefits are widely diffused, and the costs (in more intensive grid management and lost recovery of fixed grid costs) are concentrated on utilities.
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Thankfully, the object is finished with a softly diffused, brownish glaze that allowed my eyes to linger on nuances — such as the way that darker areas of glaze accentuate the definition of form.
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The same smell is diffused into the third artwork in the piece, an array of abandoned servers, LEDs shaped like circuits, two-way mirrors, Plexiglas, and a live ant colony called Lifestyle Wars.
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The light is also not as diffused as the higher-end alarms on this list—certainly enough to read by before bed, but not quite as able to bathe the whole room in light.
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By helping each side understand the other better, intelligence can also lower tensions—much as in the late 1950s satellites and spy planes diffused American fears of a "missile gap" with the Soviet Union.
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Preliminary investigation by the regulator showed the co-pilot was smoking an e-cigarette and as smoke diffused into the passenger cabin, relevant air conditioning components were wrongly shut off, resulting in insufficient oxygen.
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I think once we got to the White House, it took us a little while to realize, you know, there's a lot of people getting their news and information from very different, diffused sources.
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Most critically, they intervene with trust and credibility, particularly in urban environments, at the "golden window" where a single act of violence can be diffused before setting off a spiral of injury and death.
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A study published last year in Science, a journal, concluded that "falsehood diffused significantly farther, faster, deeper and more broadly than the truth" and that this effect was especially strong for fake political news.
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Peder Losnegård (get it?) has taken a somewhat unconventional approach, though: instead of remixing it on a track-by-track basis, he's collapsed, chopped, and diffused the record into an unpredictable eight-minute sprint.
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"I'm aware of nothing that Will Smith did that would cause this killer to be afraid of his life to the point where he would follow him after the situation would be diffused," Thomson said.
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But self-interested politicians will only support a policy that is politically efficient – the additional benefit is focused on a small group of voters while the additional burden is diffused over a much larger group.
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In order to do that, we've highlighted and labeled some of the ridesharing companies with their brand colors, and diffused the highlighting to their nearest neighbors on the graph (which, typically, is just their investors).
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And if AI turns out to be easy to copy and replicate, the U.S. needs to be prepared to adapt to a diffused tech ecosystem in which AI is in the hands of smaller countries.
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This is how we think about trade today, and that framing diffused across the globe, with activists around the world adopting it and demanding labor and environmental protections in trade agreements that their governments negotiate.
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He temporarily diffused the crisis over the Iranian drone and missile attack on Saudi oil facilities by limiting the United States reaction to bolstering Saudi air defenses and sending a few hundred more American troops.
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In its public comment, Amazon encouraged the FTC to consider that technology has now diffused into all sectors, and so it wouldn't make sense to treat tech platforms any differently than other types of businesses.
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He has declared victory over Islamic State, diffused sectarian tensions fanned by Maliki, thawed frosty relations with Sunni Arab neighbors, and maintained Iraq's fragile unity in the face of an ill-fated Kurdish bid for independence.
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"The danger is if you bring back checkpoints, if you bring back military towers that have been diffused for 20 years, you're bringing back nightmares from the past that people thought they left behind," Moloney said.
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NICHOLAS KRISTOF, COLUMNIST, NEW YORK TIMES: President Trump has diffused a crisis but I must say that I don&apost think he should get as much credit for diffusing a crisis that he largely made himself.
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In the United States, systemic racism is real and omnipresent, but it works through voter suppression and local private prisons, jaywalking fines and asset forfeiture, housing covenants and employment discrimination and a million other diffused tactics.
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After the final whistle, there's a clash in the south section of the stadium, and about an hour after the match, another one in the Old Port again—this one is quickly diffused with tear gas.
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But on the plus side, Ojha says, it also means they aren't being deflected by magnetic fields (like cosmic rays) or diffused by clouds (like light) and can carry unadulterated information about where they came from.
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The benefits of any change are distributed unevenly and when the benefits are centered mostly on others, or diffused among many, it's easy for me embrace a scary, sci-fi scenario as a reason for opposition.
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If Ms. Cooper's taste has diffused throughout the world of contemporary art, her ethics and engagement have not — and what feels finest in this discreet jubilee is its vision of integrity in a mad, mad market.
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All hell ALMOST broke loose at a Kobe Bryant book signing in L.A. on Tuesday -- with cops responding to an upset crowd ... but sources at the scene tell us Mamba stepped in and diffused the situation.
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"(ISIS) will simply revert to a diffused rural insurgency where it could use just the tyranny of space - the desert is very big - to sort of hide out and be able to launch raiding attacks," he added.
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You have diffused costs and concentrated benefits to every program that's out there, so the people people who want something, the government will show up, and the people who don't are just trying to manage their life.
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Shakespeare's prominence in British-set school syllabuses meant his work had fully diffused into African life by the second half of the 20th century, "in the speeches of politicians and lawyers and the folklore of rural villages".
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The way it usually worked was—I'm a professional—so I would drop the acid about 40 minutes before I was scheduled to get on stage so my consciousness wasn't diffused yet; I wasn't hallucinating or anything.
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Terrorism experts have for years pointed to the lack of an overall strategy to combat terrorism in Germany, where judicial and police authority is highly diffused among 16 states and several separate entities at the federal level.
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Pita described the inspiration as "'60's done in a '90s way," and asked that each model show up with her natural texture, which was then either diffused with mousse or given a bit of volume-boosting hairspray.
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The Initial Cut Is The First Of Many After my hair was diffused, the curls I thought would take years to see sprung up — not exactly like those baby album photos but more than what I ever expected.
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But while the weakness appears broadly diffused across manufacturing sectors – 53 percent of subsectors are contracting – the diffusion and magnitude of the decline remain well shy of the 2015-85003 slowdown and the financial crisis of 2007-08.
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"Combined, the data suggest that the proteases of the ancient brain might have been inhibited by an unknown compound which had diffused from the outside of the brain to the deeper structures," the team said in the study.
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"Smoke diffused into the passenger cabin and relevant air conditioning components were wrongly shut off, without notifying the captain, which resulted in insufficient oxygen," it quoted Qiao Yibin, an official of the regulator's aviation safety office, as saying.
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"We do think it's going to affect their ability to reorganize and redirect, but we maintain our concern about the diffused and dispersed ISIS affiliates and their ability to continue to mount threats to US interests worldwide," he said.
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Though many of the hundred-plus employees seem to be diffused throughout the enterprise and most vividly present in cyberspace, everybody gathers sometimes in the headquarters building for a buffet-style lunch, at which Rosenberg makes a short speech.
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Today the The Times reported on research conducted by a group of data scientists in the US and UK looking at how information was diffused on Twitter around the June 2016 EU referendum vote, and around the 2016 US presidential election.
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The city has taken care to develop economic inclusion plans to ensure the sector's benefits are diffused across its residents — while also applying the tech start-up mentality to its unique cultural traditions, such as in its Arts Incubator program.
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Luckily, the situation is diffused before anyone gets hurt, and interestingly, West comments later that he would have been more inclined to discharge his firearm if it had been an angry mob of white people, which actually rings true in this situation.
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"Falsehood diffused significantly farther, faster, deeper, and more broadly than the truth" For example: Further, the researchers found that automated bots — which have made headlines for their role in spreading false information during the the 2016 presidential election — played a minimal role.
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But the company is working with 3M on improved coatings that have the potential to possibly go above normal efficiency, since it could trap the light within, leading to it bouncing around and resulting in less energy loss overall before it's fully diffused.
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Still, Bradlee and the newsroom that he led embodied the romance of journalism, during a pre-digital era when a celebrity editor wielded power in a manner that seemingly stood considerably taller than what's possible in today's whittled-down and diffused media landscape.
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"Once I applied this practice, I noticed that the few times that I was in the position where I was in the wrong, and blew it up bigger than they had the chance to, it almost automatically diffused the situation," she explains.
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They compared their strategy to a blockchain, the widely diffused technology behind online currencies that aim to stay outside government control, or to a denial of service attack that crashes a website because too many users try to access it at once.
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"Apply a sheer, diffused wash over lids, then pat a strong final touch right in the center of lids for a nice color kick that will make your irises pop," says the pro, who draped actress Letitia Wright's eyes in pastel shades for the Oscars.
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Meanwhile, research conducted by a group of academics using Twitter's API to look at how political information diffused on the platform around the Brexit vote — including looking at how bots and human users interacted — has suggested that more than 156,000 Russian accounts mentioned #Brexit.
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Haunting and never straining to be overly real, the look of each piece is diffused by haziness—sometimes the effect is a rational depiction of smoke gathering around the fierce flames, while other times it seems a byproduct of an unclear retelling of the past.
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His low cunning conspired with his devouring egoism to make him throw off all the restraints of official decorum, in the expectation that he would find duplicates of himself in the crowds he addressed and that mob diffused would heartily sympathize with Mob impersonated.
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The novel's emotional center is diffused, and it loses the tense, marvellous effect of French's other books, in which the scrim of a faltering narrator makes it impossible to ascertain whether the supernatural elements are real or merely a manifestation of the detective's psychic distress.
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"Unfortunately, the state has diffused ambiguous information that can confuse the parents who are trying to decide whether or not to vaccinate their kids," said Roberto Burioni, a leading immunologist at Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele and a bête noire of the anti-vaccine movement.
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Normally it could be interpreted as a playful moment between two men, the threat of annihilation diffused by a simple smile, but by placing the action or "capturing" the moment within an environment consumed by smoke and fire, the playfulness evaporates and the imminent danger is highlighted.
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The resulting images are diffused by Ben-Day dot–like circles: washed-out yellows and blues from a storefront or gas station, a luxury watch face from an ad with only the faintest outline of its branding, and a man slumped to his side with a bag of groceries.
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The growth of social networks, organized around individuals rather than topics, further diffused the intensity of these online fandoms, absorbing them and recasting them as items like any other in a feed alongside status updates, selfies, shared news articles, and quizzes to determine which 1980s rockstar you are.
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At this point, the movie's focus on pitch-black, blue-collar comedy is diffused by a hectic series of escalating attacks and reprisals; but Guy Godfree's cinematography remains bright and breezy and the supporting actors — especially Judy Greer as Peg's worn-out single mother — never miss a beat.
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We're saying if there is a shock — trade being a big example of one because it creates a clustered shock — it's going to create individual suffering for individual people and community suffering for individual communities, as opposed to diffused costs and benefits that our trade models have in mind.
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It's unclear whether the strike will have much impact, as the diffused nature of the gig economy makes it difficult for workers to take any kind of collective action—such as with Uber, which was able to get away with poor treatment of drivers and shady safety practices for years.
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So, he came up then and stopped them, so then we went into theater thought it was diffused, we&aposre up getting popcorn at the concession stand, and they came up again, just every curse word in the book and they&aposre this far from my face, one spit on my head.
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"The negative consequences are very visible on a very few vocal people, and the benefits are broadly diffused across the economy, and it's harder to quantify how we all benefit from trade sitting in this room in this city across the country," he said from the "Squawk Box" set in New York.
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As technology kind of diffused through [Islamic State], they were able to take cell phones and abandoned munitions from the Iraqi Army and National Guard and then jury-rig these IEDs, and now you have these commercial drones that don't show up on anybody's radar, and can be navigated by line of sight.
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The six-piece collection consists of a powder brush for sweeping bronzers and highlighters across the face, a finishing brush for a diffused glow, a complexion brush for all your powder foundation needs, a shadow brush, a large kabuki brush for seamless blending, and a plush, velvety puff that's perfect for loose powder formulas.
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He discovered that the animals required about six per cent less oxygen to survive for every degree Celsius that their body temperature dropped, and calculated that, at 20 degrees Celsius (93 degrees Fahrenheit), a dog could survive for up to fifteen minutes on just the residual oxygen diffused in its blood and its membranes.
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By thee, religion, liberty, and laws, Exert their influence, and advance their cause By thee, worse plagues than Pharaoh's land befell, Diffused, make earth the vestibule of hell Thou fountain, at which drink the good and wise; Thou ever-bubbling spring of endless lies; Like Eden's dread probationary tree, Knowledge of good and evil is from thee!
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Twitter has claimed that external studies based on tweet data pulled via its API cannot represent the full picture of how information is diffused on its platform because the data stream does not take account of any quality filters it might also be applying, nor any controls individual users can use to shape the tweets they see.
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"I think the appeal comes from the fact that most of us have never seen nor tasted salt in its natural state, so when a giant pink salt popsicle is sitting in front of you, you want the experience of getting something you've only ever consumed in small, diffused amounts in one singular taste," said Thomas.
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By compartmentalizing the infidelity matter as a personal issue, Clinton diffused it as a political one — at least until the current "Me Too" movement cast his behavior, which included grave and credible allegations of rape, sexual assault, harassment and other misconduct, in a far different light, sparking broad censure and the end of his once-towering political influence.
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Then on the top lash line I went in with Diorshow Pro-Liner Waterproof #182 Pro Purple from the outer corner to the halfway point of her eye lid at a slant to create the appearance of a lifted eye and then blended to soften the edges to complete her diffused cat eye using the lightest shade from the eye palette.
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A Twitter spokesman declined to comment directly on the research but the company has previously sought to challenge external researchers' attempts to quantify how information is diffused and amplified on its platform by arguing they do not have the full picture of how Twitter users are exposed to tweets and thus aren't well positioned to quantify the impact of propaganda-spreading bots.
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