Cabinets were disassembled, walls were demolished, dinner parties were deferred.
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"They need to be manually disassembled and separated," Wiens said.
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The track is "assembled and disassembled very quickly," Agag said.
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Would the disassembled pieces of a grave bench actually thud?
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As a result, much of the Apollo infrastructure was disassembled.
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He remembers upsetting his father when he disassembled the lawn mower.
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US soldiers discover a disassembled V-2 rocket in Berlin, 1945.
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He snatched the shooter's gun and disassembled it on the spot.
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Following on with more food, I "disassembled" a PopTart and some pizza.
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Additionally, it would have to be disassembled in order to be shipped.
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The house now sits disassembled in storage lockers in Massachusetts and Connecticut.
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I may have slightly disassembled Podo's Jack when I met the team. Whoops.
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In addition, it's a marvel of practicality: lightweight and easily disassembled for travel.
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Now imagine each of the Big Tech giants gets disassembled in this way.
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With every purchase, the artwork is disassembled, losing context, monetary value, and legacy.
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The display stand that housed it was reportedly disassembled and the stone was removed.
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Once the record was set, the blankets were disassembled and donated to needy people.
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"So I disassembled it and kept on building new robots and machines," Völker says.
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Then we disassembled it and traded displays with our teardown unit from this summer.
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This disassembled city of steel carries some 33% of all international trade by weight.
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But she had to pay quite a bit to have it disassembled and removed.
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Each drilling rig is huge and arrives disassembled, in a dozen truckloads of parts.
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When disassembled it's only 17-inches long and easily packs away in your luggage.
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While they drive around their hometown, making visits, the bench's disassembled pieces occasionally thud.
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That afternoon the four of them disassembled the piece, moved it, and reassembled it.
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This Arduino-based, DIY mobile phone, dubbed the MAKERphone, comes disassembled as a kit.
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Streetscapes The 1907 Tin Building is disassembled and recreated nearby on the Manhattan waterfront.
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They lean against walls, are held by art handlers, sit disassembled on storage crates.
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But how can the bulb be disassembled from the plastic thingumajig that holds it?
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As his event ended on Tuesday, he issued a final clarification after the group disassembled.
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I followed another husband and wife team who disassembled their ger in a high wind.
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An Airbus A320 was disassembled and transported to a pool on the Warner Bros. set.
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You have transporters who take the laptop to a recycling plant where it is disassembled.
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By then, McCarthy's arguments had been effectively disassembled by the Army's chief counsel, Joseph Welch.
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The radiation from their parent stars would have disassembled them as fast as they formed.
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His villa was built in Bali, then disassembled, shipped, and erected on Necker's highest point.
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Focus called it "the greatest zombie cast ever disassembled," and all puns aside, they're right.
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Before him is a wooden table, the various parts of a disassembled rifle splayed out.
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Now, construction workers will have to reinforce the sarcophagus again while its parts get disassembled.
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It can be disassembled into 13 separate sections for storage, which is its current fate.
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The company disassembled its rigs in 2009 after Venezuela failed to pay $100 million in bills.
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It comes disassembled, so kids have to put almost every piece together just to get started.
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The building can be easily disassembled and the 1,268 blocks recycled or composted, its makers say.
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If your floating island goes bankrupt, it will be disassembled and sold off to competing seasteads.
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After her death in 1948, the brooch was disassembled and the gems distributed among her children.
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We certainly have ways to follow them, but at some point, a scooter could be ... Disassembled.
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It's not worth ruining the door, which should only be removed and disassembled by a professional.
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Each piece weighs under 90 pounds so that it can be carried, assembled, and disassembled easily.
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The mobile recycling plant can be disassembled and moved along the highway as the works progress.
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"It is totally ridiculous to say that the kora can have been disassembled by transport," she said.
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There were no signs of violent struggles, no bodies found, and the colonists' buildings had been disassembled.
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The company disassembled its rigs in 2009 after Venezuela had failed to pay $100 million in bills.
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People can be disassembled atom by atom and transported somewhere else, keeping their memories and consciousness intact.
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The old Tappan Zee was closed to traffic in October and was being disassembled piece by piece.
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Thoreau disassembled their shanty, bleached the boards, and used them to construct his cabin in the woods.
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We knew that Apple's new iMacs would be disassembled and examined in every possible way shortly after launch.
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It seems that everything Aston Martin makes is incredibly beautiful, and this disassembled engine is no exception. Magnificent.
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After every exhibition the pieces are disassembled to be later reinvented into other pieces for the next exhibition.
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This is especially true of guns, because guns are made to be disassembled for regular cleaning and maintenance.
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When not in use, the lap stand can be disassembled easily to travel flat in a project bag.
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Created as objets d'art, the bespoke pieces can be disassembled to be worn as multiple pieces of jewelry.
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The lid can be disassembled and washed in the dishwasher, but the main tin must be hand-washed.
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They were originally used as temporary field shelters or dwellings for agricultural laborers that could be disassembled easily.
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Disassembled, the Peak can fit pretty easily in your backpack, and includes a somewhat bulky form-fitting carrying case.
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The movie's trailer bills it as "the greatest zombie cast ever disassembled" (and the movie's trailer is not wrong).
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Begay said the structures can be "disassembled like a puzzle in two hours" and re-established on drier ground.
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The gazebo will be disassembled and stored to eventually be a part of an art exhibit, according to Mills.
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Gilded pine nuts and chocolate truffles concealed on the scales appear when the cone is disassembled to be served.
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Planes almost always re-enter service or are disassembled to help replace parts in aircraft that are still flying.
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The teahouse was disassembled and shipped to Boulder, piece by piece, where it stands today in its full glory.
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"He has systematically — in his eight years as governor —systematically disassembled the environmental agencies of this state," Nelson said.
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There's a collapsible cafeteria-style table covered with flowers in the center, and what looks like a disassembled organ.
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Agnes had the feeling that her cousin was made up of separate parts that could be assembled and disassembled.
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In an age where masculinity, especially black masculinity, is being discussed and disassembled ad nauseam, Moonlight is a healthy respite.
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In an age where masculinity, especially black masculinity, is being discussed and disassembled ad nauseam, Moonlight is a healthy respite.
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Per this story in the Huffington Post, once a plane ages out of circulation, it is retired to be disassembled.
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I know — I went ahead and disassembled our office Xbox One X four times just to get used to it.
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Registrars at the Museum of Modern Art rediscovered the disassembled pieces of the original stretcher for Pablo Picasso's "Guernica" (1942).
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Her parents came home one day and she had disassembled and reassembled a computer, in order to install a component.
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"In Here Somewhere" stirs into a Spielberg-ready sci-fi soundtrack before being disassembled into a collection of broken beats.
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According to Ngo, Peoples owned one firearm: A "disassembled and inoperable" shotgun that was in the trunk of his vehicle.
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He captures the strangeness of seeing a tool as simple as a pencil disassembled into its even simpler component parts.
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He pointed to the case of AT&T, the telephone monopoly that was disassembled into eight smaller companies in 1984.
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And our partner in Nevada is concerned about recruiting primary care providers if the National Health Service Corps is disassembled.
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Much of it, such as radiators and engine motors, needs to be physically disassembled before the metal can be extracted.
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In a fully disassembled AR-15, the lower receiver would be detached from both the pistol grip and the stock.
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They checked our belongings, searched and disassembled our electronic devices and kept my mother's wedding video tape for intelligence gathering.
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By then, about six million skeletons had been transferred, disassembled, and stacked systematically according to body part against the walls.
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She was assembled in Papenburg, and then disassembled in order to be shipped off to Tanzania in 229,33 wooden crates.
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The ramps were then disassembled and transformed into the wings of the platform that surrounds the statues to this very day.
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Others have completely disassembled the controller and found worn-down contacts, which might be causing the issue due to repetitive use.
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Instead, the tank was disassembled at Michoud and was put into outdoor storage outside one of the facility's main manufacturing buildings.
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Her three-dimensional works look a bit like disassembled looms, with colorful fibers stretching between vertically-hung woven panels resembling tapestries.
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For one game, at least, it was enough to outlast an opponent that looked more like a collection of disassembled parts.
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The construction workers will have to reinforce the sarcophagus while its parts are being disassembled (with the help of robotic cranes).
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Medrie MacPhee's newest paintings are made from the shapes and contours of disassembled garments, giving "pattern painting" an entirely new meaning.
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The engine, transmission, axles, and transfer case were disassembled, inspected, rebuilt, and refinished after some parts were either cleaned or replaced.
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It must be locked and disassembled during transport to the shooting range or property where it's to be used for hunting.
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It's meant by design to be easily disassembled, so that parts can be replaced or reused in future speakers to eliminate waste.
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Now that the Pixel 3 XL is out in the open, it was just a matter of time until someone disassembled it.
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Next, they disassembled the scroll, including its dowels, silk borders, and hardware—making sure to set aside and save every last nail.
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But whereas the Dadaists disassembled rhetoric to enervate the war machine of nationalism, Jones uses the same tactic to build it up.
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In Marvel's 2004–2005 Avengers Disassembled comic book arc, Scarlet Witch is responsible for the deaths of Vision, Ant-Man, and Hawkeye.
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In that one year, he bested the statistical resume of Kevin Durant, who had disassembled the Big 12 just twelve months before.
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Whether you're a car fan or not, there's something mesmerizing about seeing an engine disassembled, and then put back together, but better.
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He has bought 26 skulls so far, along with two skeletons: one fully articulated, pieced together with metal wire, and one disassembled.
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Similar content can be found in subreddits, discord servers, traditional message boards, and in a more disassembled way via Twitter and Instagram.
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When I was in my 30s Dad gave me a board from one of the 32 packing cases carrying the disassembled barracks.
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Electronics have a host of toxic materials inside of them, and researchers have carefully cataloged the damage they can cause when disassembled.
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The painting was disassembled and put into storage for decades after it was severely damaged during the flood of the Arno in 1966.
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An announcement by an unidentified official at the time, saying that the centrifuges were being disassembled, was officially denied but confirmed weeks later.
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For example, the cinematographer Peter Zeitlinger wanted to bring his drone, but disassembled in various parts and spread over various pieces of luggage.
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The clusters can also be disassembled and relocated if the hosting structure develops or is demolished, and can be installed on another building.
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This series of images is a final send-off—an obituary of sorts—before these objects are disassembled, shredded, and harvested for materials.
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White Walker Art Installations "Always the artists," Mance Rayder grumbles when he finds disassembled horse corpses at the First of the First Men.
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Zero-waste manufacturing: stimulating manufacturers to design and build products that use fewer raw materials and that are easily disassembled and recycled. 3.
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Today I disassembled my handgun, a 9mm Ruger, clamped the pieces in a vice and cut them in half with an angle grinder.
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For "Jetons les livres, sortons dans la rue," he used scaffolding to create a flexible set, erected, disassembled and endlessly rebuilt by performers.
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Above him, over the course of the night, several large triangular platforms assembled and disassembled, Transformer-like, into different avian or spaceship shapes.
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Once disassembled, the company will use each component to be processed further into a usable raw material in order to manufacture new products.
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The third has been carefully disassembled and laid out on the floor, and yet it is the only one that actually is lit.
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She recalls one time when a repair person disassembled the machine to make a repair, then tried to leave before putting it back together.
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Sully himself regularly visited the set, where an Airbus A320 was disassembled and transported to a pool on the Los Angeles Warner Bros. lot.
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Even with a deep knowledge of how these things tend to fit together, they weren't able to get the AirPods disassembled without a fight.
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The disassembled parts of the launcher were found in a man's bag at Lehigh Valley International Airport, the TSA said in a press release.
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Staff once bought white paint, disassembled her desktop phone and painted it, then reassembled the device because they could not find a white phone.
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The artist details how the entirety of the piano had to be disassembled, realigned, and modified as to create the proper balance and symmetry.
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For this part of the exhibition, Invader disassembled 1,320 Rubik's Cubes to create pieces that range from sculptures to works that resemble painted canvases.
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But Apple's Air Pods and Microsoft's Surface Laptop (among many other new electronics), cannot be disassembled without being completely destroyed, making battery replacement impossible.
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Here's a video of one of the company's switches being disassembled so you can get an idea of just how chunky these things were.
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In preparation for Tuesday's ceremony, the thrones were disassembled more than a year ago and shipped in trucks to the Imperial Palace in Tokyo.
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An internal email revealed the student had suffered a "a very nasty finger burn" from a pi-top 3 laptop designed to be disassembled.
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" Mr. Gallo said Mr. Merrigan purchased the vehicles, then hollowed out and disassembled them before putting them back together to make them "stage-worthy.
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So the old Tappan Zee cannot be blown up but instead must be disassembled piece by piece like a delicate pile of pickup sticks.
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In the wee hours of Monday morning, the 1891 monument to the Battle of Liberty Place was disassembled and taken to a storage facility.
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The inaugural batch would carry the main build platform for the telescope, some disassembled trusses for the support structure, and a pair of robotic arms.
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The agents called Mexican authorities and disassembled the catapult which was rather gracefully constructed from square tubes welded together, a heavy spring mechanism, and rope.
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When conservators disassembled the Hachiman sculpture they discovered an inscription inside its hollow head identifying it as the work of Koshun (active around 1315-1329).
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The small 23-foot by 23-foot two-story wood home has been carefully disassembled, and has even been the subject of an international tour.
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As I disassembled my usual workstation, I was frustrated by the tangle of cords and adapters connecting my Cintiq to power and to my iMac.
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My shift's first images appear on the monitor, overlays shimmering to life atop the decommissioned data center, outlining stacks of disassembled routers and cooling vents.
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As it was being disassembled, it accidentally caught fire; its head and legs were destroyed, leaving behind a charred torso, an ear and an arm.
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There are 11 Sea Kings and eight White Hawks, which are disassembled and transported by military cargo plane to serve the president on foreign travel.
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The cargo ship will likely have to be disassembled to be removed, but in the meantime, it has been leaking oil into the surrounding marshes.
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To speed the process, the computer experts use superfast computers to match up the rough edges of the disassembled notes, many in nearly undecipherable handwriting.
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Once the jeep returned to headquarters, the Chinese disassembled the rifle, and measured it, all in an effort to figure out how to make it.
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After Snell finished creating the 3D model, he disassembled the computer he made it on and ground it to dust using a specially-designed sealed box.
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In a post-human world, sculptural objects are shaped and disassembled, acting occasionally as a background and occasionally as a frame for Preoccupations' new music video.
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From the late 1970s onward, Mr. Lopez's designs grew increasingly futuristic, featuring female cosmonauts in warrior gear and broken-up male bodies that suggested disassembled robots.
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Studying the window's metal frame, he became convinced that it was the same type that, years earlier, he had disassembled, screw by screw, in a heist.
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When we first moved into the apartment, I disassembled an old, very large, gray couch and pushed part of it against the wall in the kitchen.
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"The photos resonate today because all the verities are being disassembled, as are the support systems, and there's violence and a resurgence of racism," he said.
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These videos are shown on a screen above the stage while, live and somewhat distractingly, Mr. Beau putters below, endlessly arranging and dressing some disassembled mannequins.
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It was, judging by his comfort in the surroundings of disassembled engines, a logical choice: "I knew as a sophomore I didn't want college," he said.
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According to the CIA, components used to create the U-2 would be disassembled, placed on a plane, and then reassembled on-site at Area 51.
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The discovery was made thanks to an analysis of the Mate 30 by UBS and Tokyo-based tech lab Fomalhaut Techno Solutions, which disassembled the phone.
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Turkish officials have said that Saudi agents disassembled Mr. Khashoggi's body with a bone saw, and probably carried the remains out of the consulate in suitcases.
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What they're saying: Skip says its new scooter is made of modules that can be quickly disassembled and reassembled to make repairs as fast as possible.
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In August 2015, scientists from the University of Notre Dame went west, the disassembled pieces of a particle accelerator secured in the back of their U-haul.
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A recent TODAY Show segment explained that when you order through Goldbely, the food will arrive at your door disassembled, and you'll have to do the preparing.
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Because of preference for all-white technology, for example, staffers disassembled the landline phone on her desk, painted it white, and rebuilt it, as Business Insider reported.
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We were at least, oh, 220,000 feet or so outside the factory's temporary walls, which are disassembled and reassembled as the factory envelops the pavement surrounding it.
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The entire device can be disassembled using a standard Allen wrench, and everything from the battery to the drivers to electronic control board can be swapped out.
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I went to look at the recreation of Palmyra's Arch of Triumph in Trafalgar Square in London just in time to see the whole thing being disassembled.
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Speaking of the electronics recycling center I recently visited—I saw box after box of recently released fitness trackers being "disassembled" by a woman with a hammer.
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"I don't want to live anymore," he said, taking out two metal objects, apparently a disassembled pair of scissors, and then cutting his neck, the newspaper reported.
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The complete skeleton of a nearly 10-foot-long sea cow was also discovered on Bering Island in 1987, the reserve says, but has since been disassembled.
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"Lumia Suite, Op. 158" remained on near-continuous view for 16 years — long after Wilfred's death in 1968 — after which it was removed and disassembled for maintenance.
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In "Black, Brown and Beige (After Duke Ellington)" (1989), combs and spindles and scraps of wicker nestle in round-edge wood cartouches that recall a disassembled piano.
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On the flip side, the teardown found that the battery is extremely difficult to remove, requiring almost the entire laptop to be disassembled to get it out.
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I did not see the disassembled version, but based on my experience, it is a complex assembly process that's probably well over the head of younger kids.
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For "Gris" (83), Samuel Levi Jones disassembled Ohio law books and stitched together (with seams showing) their tattered covers into a grid of subdued browns and grays.
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As Allen notes in a blog post describing the project, the phone is likely built out of recycled parts from older devices that have been disassembled in Shenzhen.
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So while it's still too small for a kid to ride, the steering still works, it can be fully disassembled, and it even has 3D-printed rubber tires.
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And on the off chance that it could be disassembled, it was impossibly bulky to transport and the assembly instructions contained many words and few, if any, illustrations.
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The Cherry stabilizers used in my build came disassembled, so I had to place a stabilizer stem into each housing, before clipping the metal bar into both sides.
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And yes, the law also required any legally owned firearms, such as rifles and shotguns, kept in a person's home be unloaded, disassembled or fitted with trigger locks.
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The LCD panel has to be disassembled from the circuit board beneath to determine which part of the layer to light up at certain points of the game.
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The Big Mac has three pieces of bread, and as I discovered when I disassembled the sandwich and took a bite, there is a very good reason why.
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At subsequent shows, one of the two smaller chandeliers was disassembled and spread out on the floor, and its twin was mounted on a floor-based metal rack.
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They found a disassembled pistol and shotgun, which Mr. Lopez said he had reluctantly accepted from a relative who had discovered them after her child had been incarcerated.
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It defeated Georgia for the Southeastern Conference championship in early December and then disassembled Oklahoma in one of the semifinal games that set Monday's matchup in New Orleans.
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Unfired ordnance is fairly safe, as long as you don't drop it on its nose, but disassembled munitions are unpredictable, and the lab could have been booby-trapped besides.
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Additionally, some of the rails for the mining carts appear to have been removed, while some carts look like they have been tipped over or disassembled, the monitor said.
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Molin hopes to use what he learned from the process to make simpler, more portable machines, as this 3,000-part monster must be completely disassembled in order to travel.
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The android, named Jun, has a history of repairs, and when Charlie begins taking Jun apart at the leaking seams, he realizes why: Jun gets off on being disassembled.
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But after he bought the barn and had it disassembled and moved to his property, it sat for about five years as he became busy with life and work.
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To see why it must be disassembled, we need to understand how the seductively paranoid logic of nativist escalation made the step into internment camps for kids so short.
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It said it has created automatic assembly lines to resolve the problem, but the lines are in Germany, and they need to be disassembled, shipped and reassembled in Nevada.
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The displays are built off-site in Woodside, Queens, and then disassembled and transported to the store's basement, said Roe Palermo, Lord & Taylor's divisional vice president of store visuals.
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Students wear a special pair of glasses equipped with sensors and use a stylus that allows them to engage with a virtual image that can be turned or even disassembled.
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Instead, it was part of a unique machine-learned encoding project, one that had attempted to reconstruct the classic Philip K. Dick android fable from a pile of disassembled data.
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Sheila and Jessica, for hours at a time, picked up peas, pennies, marbles, and weights, stacked cups, slid blocks into boxes like nursery school children, assembled things and disassembled them.
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The city did also have a law that required people to store their guns unloaded and either disassembled or locked and it did argue its laws served to protect children.
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Turi Journal TURI, Estonia — Her face puffy from lack of sleep, Vivika Barnabas peered down at the springs, rods and other parts of a disassembled assault rifle spread before her.
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James To, the vice chairman of the Hong Kong legislature's security committee, said Wednesday on local television that the gun may have been mailed to Hong Kong in disassembled parts.
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Moving up the Guggenheim ramp, we find the chairs' black leather upholstery and muslin innards drooping from the wall, like flayed skins; the chairs' disassembled arms huddle in a corner.
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Instead, the artist works with the shapes and contours of disassembled garments, reverting to their origins in two dimensions and, along the way, giving "pattern painting" an entirely new meaning.
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The hand blender can be disassembled for dishwasher cleaning, although we did find a few customer reviews claiming that it's easier to simply rinse the blades clean after each use.
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Heller, a case which struck down D.C.'s ban on registering handguns and its requirement that guns in the home be left disassembled or nonfunctional with a trigger lock mechanism.
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During the remediation process, it was decided that the most contaminated buildings and operating units of the plant would not be disassembled and removed due to costs, according to Abelson.
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It was taken after college graduation, when my group of five best friends disassembled — we were all moving to different cities in separate states: Chicago, Denver, New York, Phoenix, and Savannah.
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This is not just due to preservation issues; they were often meant to be assembled and disassembled when needed, like Lindsay's geodesic tent made for an expedition to Canada's Baffin Island.
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The modifications do require the phone to be disassembled first, but the results give Apple's latest handset a more industrial, edgy look, if you genuinely miss the iPhone 4's design.
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At their best, as they were that afternoon, the Cavaliers are cohesive but refreshingly distinct, like a clock that draws its charm from the ease with which it might be disassembled.
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That ban, effective the end of 2018, has already disrupted material flows as this lower grade material, which has to be disassembled before being processed, is redirected to other Asian countries.
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There's my divorce decree and a DVD player and the disassembled crib that I thought, for a few happy weeks a few years ago, that I might get to use again.
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Crews with the Goshen, Jordan, and Cohanzie Fire companies responded to the incident and disassembled the ventilation duct to free the boy, Waterford fire officials wrote in a Facebook post last week.
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They were also able to manipulate light particles on tabletop screens, see a luminous white trees disintegrate outside the exhibition, and peer into a glass boxes where virtual letters assembled and disassembled.
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Of the smallest Airbus and Boeing models, only one A319 and no 737-233s have been disassembled for parts this year, compared with a total of 2737 in 2800, according to Ascend.
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But generally, the non-destructive testing through using the X-ray, the mag-particle, the ultrasound, that's gonna be something you're going to do only when it's disassembled in a shop somewhere.
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The track begins in a deep stride, pairing skittering, UK garage-esque elements with disassembled soul before recalibrating itself at half tempo, letting the groove ring out with less fortified rhythmic support.
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Then they disassembled it, packed it into 200 shipping containers, and sent the containers via train to Leningrad, then by boat to New Orleans, and then finally on tractor-trailers to Boulder.
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Public debate over the statue is flaring again, however, as the government is considering what to do with the Columbus statue, which has been lying, disassembled, in a field near the airport.
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He argues that they mean little compared to the new tone of conversations, and that even though North Korea has not disassembled a single weapon, his mission should be judged a success.
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We know a lot about, say, Chaplin, but sometimes the biographical visuals of a bookplate may be the only remaining information about a person's life, and their personal libraries, often now disassembled.
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Probably for the first time ever, I can say that I've disassembled a phone faster than the folks at iFixit, whose regular teardowns of gadgets usually come within hours they hit the market.
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But he also went further, arguing that having to keep his gun unloaded, disassembled, or trigger-locked while in his house made him unable to defend himself if, say, an intruder broke in.
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Given that the time capsule was placed so far into the monument's base, the letter's writer must have known that future readers only would access it if the monument were destroyed or disassembled.
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When they disassembled, studied, re-assembled, and tested the plane, American engineers realized that it would almost always have a speed and altitude advantage against NATO planes, but it couldn't capitalize on it.
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The Turks had said the body had been disassembled with a bone saw by an autopsy specialist flown in specifically for that purpose and probably carried out of the consulate in large suitcases.
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I wasn't working full time and washed many, many dishes, a task made even more involved by appliances like the Spiralizer, which had to be disassembled and all of its parts cleaned individually.
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The street artist who created the resin statue of Weinstein on the casting couch -- which is now disassembled in pieces in his L.A. studio -- believes the reckoning will make Hollywood a better place.
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In Paris, I sat down with Andres White Correal, Sotheby's senior director of international business development, jewelry — even though I feared my disassembled ring wasn't special enough to take the auction house's time.
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Second, it required lawful firearm owners to keep their guns unloaded and disassembled or bound by a trigger lock or a similar device, with exceptions for firearms in a place of business or sport.
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"The Secretariat also examined a partly disassembled surface-to-air missile seized by the Saudi-led coalition and observed that its features appeared to be consistent with those of an Iranian missile," he wrote.
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The program strikes a hopeful note about drones, following news earlier this week that members of ISIS packed a hobbyist drone with explosives in Iraq, killing two Kurdish fighters who captured and disassembled it.
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The new census is an annual public release that the Pentagon has done in recent years detailing how many weapons remain in the nation's nuclear arsenal and how many retired weapons have been disassembled.
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The first Mercedes-Benz Actros and Axor trucks could be supplied to the country in the form of CKD (completely knocked down) kits - or fully disassembled - before the end of the year, Daimler said.
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Workers disassembled the timepiece as he spoke, and Mr. Skala later loaded some of the precious cargo into his beat-up old hatchback parked on the street below to be taken to his studio.
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"We have one more game left," Justin Jefferson, an L.S.U. wide receiver, said after the Tigers (213-0) disassembled No. 4 Oklahoma (12-239), 238-210.6, in the Peach Bowl in Atlanta on Saturday.
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According to the statement released by Ms. Serres, even if all the parts of the kora that were disassembled remained intact, it would still take weeks to bring the instrument back to its previous state.
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That's why Sutton can be so irritated by the insults Jane throws her way upon learning about the episode's titular Betsy, the disassembled shotgun in a locked case Sutton hid in her closet for years.
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He eventually acknowledged being at the ranch, but said the victims were alive and well when he left with the disassembled plane he had purchased, although he could not produce a receipt for the transaction.
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The interim report did not rule out that mechanical issues might yet be identified when the engines and other parts recovered from the wreckage of the Sikorsky S-76B are disassembled and more closely examined.
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The black trash bag that I'd cut open and laid across the wood floor crinkled under my knees as I stared at twelve pounds of disassembled raw meat in a pool of its own blood.
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Judging by the two young dudes casually sipping a whole bottle of rosé at 4 PM on Teutonic's patio—and the disassembled carburetor at the bar—he is well on his way to accomplishing those goals.
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That would need a provision preventing the bank's creditors from terminating its derivatives and short-term funding contracts until the derivatives book can be disassembled in an orderly way and the short-term financing wound down.
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In 2008, the Supreme Court had ruled that the city's handgun ban, and specifically the requirement that lawfully owned rifles and shotguns be kept unloaded and disassembled or bound by a trigger lock, violated this guarantee.
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Conventional wisdom holds that such places are populated by drug addicts and the mentally ill, and elements of that camp supported this, from piles of garbage to apparent meth heads toiling over piles of disassembled bicycles.
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"Thriller" is obviously being used to promote nostalgia, but it's a disassembled and reconstructed version of the song, using the chords of its bridge as a score, then bringing in the Vincent Price voice-over without context.
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Components of the phone, which the Apple team disassembled in order to run the diagnostics, clean and restore components and perform a chemical workup, soon may undergo a second analysis, pending an agreement between the two families.
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Referencing the jacket's ties to subcultures—mods, punks, neo-Nazis—military groups and its links to the US Air Force of the mid-20th century, Mullan creates large and small textile quilts from the disassembled nylon garments.
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In 2005, the writer Allan Heinberg and the artist Jim Cheung introduced a charming cast of new heroes (including some with familial connections to senior Avengers) who band together in the wake of the events of Disassembled.
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Jack Mendenhall's photorealistic paintings of mirrored, 1970s and '803s middle-class interiors have an air of precision-built chaos, which is also found in Robert Strini's two wood sculptures made from what looks like disassembled designer furniture.
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After triggering a pop of electricity by touching a screwdriver to metal in a disassembled cathode ray tube monitor, Chi-Tien Lui issued a warning to visitors gathered in his cluttered workshop on a recent Friday morning.
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Using satellite photos, he and his team determined that the Russians last year appeared to have disassembled a facility for test-launching the missile at a site in Novaya Zemlya and moved it to the base near Nyonoksa.
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Del Curto is probably best known for his photographs of vernacular artists, such as Richard Greaves and his ramshackle architectural environment built from disassembled barns in rural Quebec, and the home of clay artist Stanislaw Zagajewski in Poland.
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For another, one of his best known, he had the entire Statue of Liberty refabricated in copper sections, but kept them disassembled as separate pieces, making masterful reference to immigration, propaganda and the unrestorable state of broken ideals.
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Hoenig also panned the process through which a bank writes and submits for Fed approval a "living will," a plan that details how a major firm could be disassembled by regulators upon failure without causing a credit panic.
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Taam tells "Secret Lives of the Super Rich" the 1,000-square-foot log cabin was originally constructed in Finland before being disassembled log by log, brought across the Atlantic, and reconstructed in the location where it now sits.
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Grupo de Rua took a turn toward the unconventional when Mr. Beltrão attended university and was exposed to a broad spectrum of contemporary dance and artists like William Forsythe, who disassembled familiar forms and reassembled them in unfamiliar ways.
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Authorities also found seven rifles; two shotguns; four pistols; two revolvers; an assembled firearm silencer; and a disassembled firearm silencer, multiple magazines that could accept more than 15 rounds of ammunition, as well as hundreds of rounds of ammunition.
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The expansion of the recycling program will quadruple the number of locations in the U.S. where consumers can send their iPhones to be disassembled by Daisy, the recycling robot Apple introduced last year — also just ahead of Earth Day.
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In the second quarter, when Kevin Durant (27 points) disassembled Andres Nocioni with a crossover — before scoring on a head-fake, Euro-step, fadeaway combination — the reserves on the American bench popped off their seats and pirouetted with delight.
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Duality was likewise on show at Dauphin, where the creative director Charlotte Dauphin de la Rouchefoucauld explored ideas of volume via small gold modules that could be stacked, regrouped and even disassembled to create myriad options for the wearer.
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INDOORS A timber-frame house with clapboard siding, it originally stood in East Berkshire, Vt., but was carefully disassembled, moved and rebuilt on its current site in 1991, on a new foundation with new mechanical, plumbing and electrical systems.
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"Materials are manually and mechanically disassembled and shredded into commodity-sized fractions of metals, plastics, and glass," John Yeider, Apple's recycling program manager, wrote under a heading called "Takeback Program Report" in a 2013 report to Michigan Department of Environmental Quality.
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The Samsung Galaxy Fold doesn't release until April 26th, but if you've been eagerly awaiting a glimpse under the hood, a pre-production version of the folding phone has already been disassembled and laid out piece by piece in photos.
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At the end of the summer, we disassembled the structure, crumbled the bricks into smaller pieces, combined them with bacteria and worms, and in about 60 days, the physical matter of the building was returned to the soil for composing.
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The awards presented during the 58th annual Grammys on February 15th will contain "GrammyCams," disassembled GoPros that will stream footage as their new owners come on stage to collect them, pick them up, and take them back to their seats.
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Having toured a major manufacturers "teardown" facility for competitor vehicles in the past, I can tell you that they take this part of the job very, very seriously: each part is meticulously disassembled, studied, and measured with a variety of instruments.
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There was the terra cotta facade from the Savoy Theater on Bedford Avenue in Brooklyn, and, next to a stream, the disassembled facade from the old RKO Jefferson Theater that once stood on East 14th Street in Manhattan, he said.
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Researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory wrote in Nature Chemistry that they had designed a new plastic, called polydiketoenamine or PDK, that could be disassembled down to the molecular level and reassembled into different shapes, textures or colors multiple times.
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The station is one of Hoboken's famous landmarks, along with the Maxwell House coffee sign, a giant neon creation with the "good to the last drop" logo that was disassembled in 1993, a year after the coffee plant shut down.
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The Schenck Houses at the Brooklyn Museum: The older of the pair was built by Jan Martense Schenck around 1675, and it survived in its original location for 275 years before being disassembled and reconstructed inside the museum in 1952.
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The indictment also says that while Mr. Farouki was the company's chief executive officer, it pretended to build warehouses required by its $8 billion "prime subsistence vendor" contract, photographed the buildings under construction to show to the government, then disassembled them.
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These devices are used to call two partially disassembled satellites in another room that have been programmed to "think" they're in orbit in order to test the load-bearing capacity of the operational network and the compatibility of various devices.
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The Tappan Zee was being disassembled when the "potentially dangerous situation developed" and a piece of the old bridge became destabilized, Matthew J. Driscoll, the executive director of the New York State Thruway Authority, said in a statement on Saturday.
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In the mid-2000s, Iranian-backed Hezbollah groups in Iraq partially disassembled rockets like these, affixing large homemade explosive warheads to the rocket motor to create a weapon that coalition intelligence officers call the IRAM, or improvised rocket-assisted munition.
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"There is a very great danger that the individual elements will be disassembled, the diamonds and other gems removed and possibly ground, so they are unrecognizable as old pieces and resold," said Herrmann Parzinger, president of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation.
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The sale also included an item that had attracted considerable media interest in recent years: a Detroit house associated with Rosa Parks that had been bought by an artist, disassembled and shipped to Germany, then shipped back again for sale.
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In the 1970s he abandoned clay for a time and made site-specific works out of firebricks that manufacturers would rent or loan to him; at the conclusion of the exhibition, the artwork would be disassembled and the bricks returned.
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Since the middle of last decade, Portuguese producers including DJ Marfox, Nigga Fox, and Nidia Minaj, have disassembled and rebuilt randomly the rhythms of Portuguese colonies in Africa to make batida, one of the most forward-thinking forms of electronic music worldwide.
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Taste testers have reported back to the internet that the hefty handheld hybrid includes all the elements of a Whopper (flame-grilled beef, cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, mayo, ketchup, pickles, and diced onions) disassembled, spiced up, and reassembled in a more portable format.
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The lobbyists said that if improperly disassembled, consumers who are trying to fix their own iPhone could hurt themselves by puncturing the lithium-ion battery, the sources, who Motherboard is not naming because they were not authorized to speak to the media, said.
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If Khaled wasn't seemingly the most earnest and sincere person working in music, Grateful would come off as incredibly cynical — and even so, it still feels like an album that can be shuffled or disassembled without sacrificing an ounce of its intended effect.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Chemical Safety Board said on Wednesday that the events leading to a 2016 blast at ExxonMobil Corp's Baton Rouge, Louisiana, refinery began when an operator disassembled a stuck valve on the alkylation unit, releasing a cloud of isobutane vapor.
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The flawless coating also helps disguise the fact that this sculpture, which looks so completely of a piece, was too large to be fired whole in a kiln, and was composed in four sections, which can still be disassembled and then seamlessly interlocked.
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Basically, the Joy-Con controllers can be used like a traditional gamepad when the Switch is hooked up to the TV, but can also be disassembled and snapped to the side of the unit, so you can use it as a portable system.
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Additionally residents in Black Rock City practice one of the event's key principles of 'Leave No Trace' – meaning significant efforts are taken to make sure as the city is disassembled in the days following the festival, the desert returns to its original state.
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Rather than police encountering a "cache" of weapons, as Wheeler had said, police said there were only three firearms, all in cases, none loaded, and one disassembled; that the individuals had the proper permits; and that the police did not confiscate the guns.
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Patrick Wardle, a security researcher at Apple-focused security firm Jamf, describes the mistake as something like blindly opening a box sent to you full of disassembled components, and reassembling them without an initial check that they won't add up to something dangerous.
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Kim fashions an iPhone charger that uses wind for energy from the disassembled bits of a hair dryer, a cigarette-lighter socket yanked out of a car, a USB charger for said cigarette socket—plus a few other hardware odds and ends.
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Likewise, Hans Op de Beeck's Staging Silence film trilogy (2009-2019) — whimsical, pint-sized landscapes assembled and disassembled by human hands — plays with apocalyptic ideas similar to those of Kline's vitrines but offers a more unique and sophisticated vision of anthropogenic climate change.
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" He said the missile was similar to one launched in July at Yanbu in Saudi Arabia and was manufactured in Iran, disassembled and smuggled into Yemen, then reassembled by the operatives of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards and Hezbollah, "then it was launched into Saudi Arabia.
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Once he received the flags, he then disassembled them to make "Untitled (White)," an oversize set of white prison chains, and "What To The Prisoner is The Fourth Of July," a giant red wall hanging with the piece's title embroidered in barely visible red thread.
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On my ride with Matthew back to our hotel, and in the following days, I came to believe my approach was flawed: it was impossible to isolate LJ's synesthesia from the rest of her, because none of us can be disassembled into our component parts.
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A rhetoric developed by Stalin and his acolytes returns, reheated, recycled, reused, repurposed in a string of self-referential clusters of jargon and grandiose generalities that could be disassembled and reassembled and placed in a different sequence and still hold the same amount of meaning.
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The 1907 Tin Building, one of two surviving major structures of the celebrated Fulton Fish Market and the only one of the pair within a designated historic district, was painstakingly disassembled in 2018 and is now being recreated 32 feet east of its original location.
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On Monday, with the news media swarming the Afghan girls, a team from Africa — five Moroccan students who also got their visas two days before the competition — huddled in a downstairs corner to repair their robot, which had been disassembled for last-minute shipment.
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On Monday, a crowd of hundreds gathered to celebrate a Confederate monument's new home in Brandenburg, Ky., where it was moved after it was disassembled in November and taken away from its original site near the University of Louisville campus, about 45 miles away.
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Huntington Beach, California (CNN)After the bus carrying Democratic gubernatorial nominee Gavin Newsom had pulled away, and the sound system was disassembled and the folding chairs collected, dozens of people remained behind following a Democratic rally under brilliant sunshine at a school here Saturday afternoon.
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But it should tell you something that America's debate over the deal is still raging even after Iran has disassembled the bulk of its nuclear program, and that we're now having nearly identical arguments about the US-Iran prisoner swap and the US-Iran boat incident.
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Photo: Bastiaan EkelerThe 1.4x adapter/extender Ekeler designed and 3D-printed for his Game Boy Camera required a bit of finessing (read: trimming and filing) to get it to properly attach to the disassembled GBC, which you can see above with its 3.6-millimeter sensor exposed.
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"They basically reassembled what they disassembled" after Trump met with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore last year, Victor Cha, an expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and an early analyst of the images, said on Thursday to a Washington audience.
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But the contractor fell behind on the August 15 deadline, and last week, the New York State Thruway Authority said it would be delayed even further because a "potentially dangerous situation" developed when a piece of the old bridge became destabilized as it was being disassembled.
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But perhaps the most compelling aspect of the disassembled apartment is the one that escaped destruction: Located near a window at the back corner of the living area is a traditional Japanese-style room that came with the place, with tatami-mat floors and shoji-screen walls.
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Enterprising Switch fans have disassembled their controllers to discover that while the problem-free right Joy-Con has a dedicated antenna board for connecting to the console, the left Joy-Con's antenna is integrated into the main board, where it appears to be obstructed by internal metal components.
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The Saudi Arabia that preferred caution to confrontation in international affairs, that emphasized stability at home and that kept royal family disputes private, has been disassembled by the ambitious young Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who has seized control of all instruments of policy and power in the kingdom.
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But the Switch Lite is an all-in-one machine, and repairing its analog joysticks requires the entire console to be disassembled; that's extensive surgery that will require it being shipped off to Nintendo or a repair center to complete, which many users have reported takes a few weeks.
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The team first disassembled the front and rear bumpers of the car in order to fit long- and short-range radar units, some of which were attached to a bespoke mount to allow for greater customization further down the line (since there's no standard size for radar sensors at present).
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During the war, scarcity of materials led Maekawa to embrace wood architecture; his own house (1942), disassembled in the 1970s but later reconstructed, is an exemplar of neo-traditionalism, with its pitched roof, and sliding glass doors that resemble, in their checkered patterning, the shoji screens of the Japanese vernacular home.
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The Aluminaire House has been in storage for years, its prefabricated parts disassembled, and although it will remain in its personalized trailer truck for a couple of years before being reassembled across from the Palm Springs Art Museum, its journey has finally brought it within view of a fitting permanent residence.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has largely disassembled a team created in 2016 by the Obama administration to look into widespread fraudulent activities by for-profit colleges, and she hired a number of top aides who previously worked at institutions that were under investigation, current and former employees told the New York Times.
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Given a night of restless sleep — and after perhaps letting an excoriation from the news media (including from commentators on the YES Network, which is partly owned by the Yankees) sink in — Girardi ventured to the Bronx on Saturday, disassembled his standard defensive armor and offered up something unusual: a mea culpa.
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"We view the 2,500 target in March, in particular, as extremely aggressive due to management's acknowledgment of needing to get the robotic equipment in Germany disassembled, shipped to the US, and then reassembled and programmed in order to hit roughly 2,000 to 2,500 units per week," Cowen analyst Jeffrey Osborne said in a note Thursday.
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But the net result of this very slick sales funnel is a lot of rare materials pulled from the earth, energy used to make tablets already past their prime, fuel used to ship them, and then, when they can't be fixed or efficiently disassembled, a huge pile of shredded plastic, circuit boards, and, more than likely, hazardous batteries.
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We've really been displacing those risks — out of sight, out of mind — either to poor minority communities in the case of hazardous waste, or now to displacing our plastic and paper waste to communities where — although it's used in China — it was being disassembled and reprocessed by people who are very much being exposed to the worst risks.
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Beyond the massive circular building that serves as the build's primary feature, tons and tons of tiny details accent the brick canvas: its got the glass-walled Steve Jobs Theater, the hundred-year-old Glendenning Barn that was disassembled and rebuilt on the property, the employee parking garages, the visitor center and even some tiny employee basketball/tennis courts for good measure.
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FastCompany reports that the GrammyCam is built with a disassembled GoPro in its base, reconfigured to wirelessly stream video via an RF signal to the broadcast truck that is Grammy HQ. (It's where all the video feeds are sent and managed.) The GrammyCam is battery-powered, meaning the people manning the awards will have to make sure they don't run out of juice mid-show.
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It's odd to walk into a museum and be greeted with what at first glance appears to be a deconstructed office: a pile of papers sits in a state of disorder on a desk; a disassembled Herman Miller cubicle — partially painted — stands upright, its purpose diminished; French presses rest stagnant with murky water; computer mice lay on the floor, woven into a giant mandala.
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