We know that empty space breeds a curious fizz of "virtual particles" just because quantum physics forbids actual empty space.
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The idea of photographing the invisible or the empty space—one of the great things about 3D is that you can actually photograph an empty space.
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Rub the empty space at the back of the pan with oil, then slide the cooked egg, using the spatula to help if need be, into the empty space.
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Jonathan Owen uses the empty space for his untitled commission.
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All that fills her royal clock is dark, empty space.
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Even the empty space between them feels alive, pulled taut.
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Into the empty space of Faye Kudos pours its ideas.
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It wouldn't be an empty space in the same way.
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One marked difference was that there was no empty space.
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It's like sketching a silhouette by shading in the empty space.
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"Filling" suggests a process tantalizingly vague: empty space awaiting potential meaning.
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Competitors try to capture their opponents stones or secure empty space.
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Others ran around in what little empty space they could find.
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Look at those perfect stacks, the perfect boxes, the empty space.
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"There is no such thing as empty space," Susan Sontag once wrote.
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Sitting there, alone, with a big empty space and a bouquet prop.
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Mr Porcaro: Populist movements filled an empty space left by traditional parties.
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Her specialty is loungey songs that drop out into cold empty space.
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I speak out loud, and my voice echoes around the empty space.
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So pseudo-scientists are occupying an empty space that science has left.
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The more the universe is shoved apart, the more empty space exists.
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H&M is an ideal tenant to fill empty space in malls.
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We do nothing but slowly circle in search of an empty space.
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"Most people aren't going to live in an empty space," he says.
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There's the empty space in an aesthetic sense, but also thematically, too.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Jonathan Boyd saw an empty space.
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And while she turns, other characters fill the empty space behind her.
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Rub the now-empty space in the front of the pan with oil.
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While NGC 1600 isn't exactly empty space, it's not the Coma Cluster either.
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The conceptual idea of yield management and empty space is a big one.
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The leftover empty space reveals the extent to which their sharp angles gleam.
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These heads and bodies are without flesh, their shells enclosing an empty space.
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Rather than "covering" empty space (like many corners would), he looked for work.
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But it's not just about that empty space under the search box, either.
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Thirty-two stories above West Hollywood, California, there is a big, empty space.
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But this is what it feels like to somehow experience totally empty space.
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In a sense, your building completes the Mall, filling a last, empty space.
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Or is the empty space a reminder of his lost or absent authority?
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At the time, the region between planets was regarded as boring empty space.
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There were huge swaths of empty space on the inside for a while.
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Momentarily stumped by my cookbooks, he found empty space on a bottom shelf.
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It's being marketed as an empty space in Hidden Hills ... perfect for developers.
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In the Bullet Cluster, light seems to bend in what should be empty space.
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There, you'll find Project for Empty Space, SVA Galleries, and the National YoungArts Foundation.
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These kindred spirits gave him confidence to push ever farther out into empty space.
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Putting a zero in the empty space apparently comes across as pointed and mean.
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Try not to leave too much or too little empty space above your subject.
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"Because galaxies are mostly empty space, they will pass through each other like ghosts."
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Vantablack's inherent visual connection to empty space may do the thematic legwork for him.
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Afterward, Verheyen experienced continual agony in the empty space where his leg had been.
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There's a whole world out there and somehow not an inch of empty space.
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The artist has erased the form of the hanged victim, leaving dark, empty space.
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But that was what he had seen—and seen directly, out in empty space. ■
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If he even sends a picture to fill the empty space on the credenza.
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Leaving a huge empty space above your cabinets can just lead to dust buildup.
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The chairs were arranged in concentric circles, with an empty space in the center.
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Because galaxies are mostly empty space, they will pass through each other like ghosts.
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Acting in an empty space is hard, a lot harder than you would think.
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Throughout the site, there's much more empty space, giving the whole thing a cleaner look.
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Above the supermarket there had been a large empty space with floor-to-ceiling windows.
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His precedent encouraged several other inquiries into the relationship between empty space and the artist.
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By suitable triangulation, it is then possible to work out where that empty space is.
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The rest is empty space that will someday host a coffee shop and food hall.
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She wanted to draw a purely empty space, which wasn't as easy as it sounded.
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When you stop doing drugs and living that lifestyle, it leaves a huge empty space.
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Deleting a carbon atom near the nitrogen leaves an empty space perfect for stashing data.
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The premise: Four people put on mixed reality headsets and step into an empty space.
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They are fleeting and beautiful and remind us that empty space is not so empty.
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The white fabric makes the waist appear smaller by creating the illusion of empty space.
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His use of partial perspective, crowded or empty space, gives them a sense of secrecy.
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As a result, some charters squeeze into empty space at other schools or in shopping malls.
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And now, like you, all I can focus on is the empty space at that table.
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Similar sizes arise when physicists consider the dark energy that fills empty space throughout the universe.
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Echo stopped in the empty space between the last row of houses and the common buildings.
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One marked difference—besides the paralysis, blindness, and deafness—was that there was no empty space.
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But the entire middle of the painting consists of the empty space of the background wall.
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While he was away, our relationship was the empty space he'd left behind in my life.
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""Every morning, every afternoon, and every night, when we go to bed in an empty space.
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Once free, the photons race through empty space, bathing the solar system in radiance and heat.
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However, we have learnt from quantum mechanics that there is no real dark or empty space.
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Many of the works in the show include empty space or nothingness — frames rather than paintings.
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People were really aware of that, but there's just been this big, empty space since then.
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"Every empty space has its own resonance, one that's entirely based on its geometry," he said.
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This view shows how the patent design features empty space and an angular, V-shaped form.
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It looks as if he's floating in the empty space, which he kind of is emotionally.
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Hydrogen in empty space is prone to radiate radio waves with a wavelength of 21 centimeters.
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"How about a nice pad right here?" he said, swirling his hands around the empty space.
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I had a lot of empty seats and a lot of empty space in my mind.
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Families are still living in those houses and have to see that empty space every day.
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Trump's ability to manifest enthusiasm cannot be matched with a camera aimed at an empty space.
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In the empty space between two other buildings, they built a small courtyard with patio seats.
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The silence here is not an empty space, but one that is filled with expectations unsaid.
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The Bon-Ton department store is scheduled to close in January, leaving another huge empty space.
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But when Burroughs took in her sister's four children, they suddenly found their empty space filling up.
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Einstein had imagined a repulsive force permeating empty space, and we now know that this force exists.
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Founder Carolyn Thompson's main focus is working to fill an empty space, to serve a marginalized niche.
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We finally saw our planet for what it is: a lonely celestial object surrounded by empty space.
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It certainly wasn't capable of autonomously driving through a parking garage until it found an empty space.
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There's an empty space in my heart for a minimalist phone with only the most basic functions.
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Simon has been turning to non-retail tenants like apartments and hotels to fill that empty space.
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It just does so in a very different way: thriving on empty space and what isn't there.
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But if it fills the often empty space with content, it could teach people to use Stories.
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They're responsible for filling and pressurizing the empty space that's left when the propellant leaves the tank.
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You'll have a large amount of empty space to work with thanks to the frame's minimal style.
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The empty space and mobs of sales associates were a significant departure from jam-packed dollar stores.
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He expertly chooses colors and shapes to create the appearance of empty space where there is none.
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When the data were analyzed, they discovered a huge and previously undiscovered empty space in the pyramid.
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Almost every room was characterized by vast amounts of empty space with a few surrounding clothing racks.
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Instead, Gomez uses empty space as a stimulant, a way of accentuating a song's sinewy rhythmic core.
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There was a small empty space where brain matter should have developed in our child's frontal lobe.
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But don&apost worry: The future collision won&apost be catastrophic, since galaxies are mostly empty space.
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What could be more jarring, even scary, than an empty space where your spouse used to be?
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As she listens to the others, Ms. Carey turns to the left, gazing ponderously into empty space.
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Given all the digital detritus, it makes sense that some people are longing for some empty space.
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When I take a moment to meditate for myself, that is the empty space I focus on.
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So, as the universe expands and more would-be empty space is created, the more repulsive energy exists.
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It's mostly there to let you stand in empty space and watch the familiar yellow text scroll by.
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Like playing the accordion, I stretch and compress my agenda with empty space to make room for creativity.
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But when everyone is gone and Billi is alone, the now-empty space around her emphasizes her solitude.
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"It's mostly empty space in there," says Rinehart, referring to the nose cone on top of the rocket.
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Over buzzing hooks and bubbling synthesizers, murmurs and exclamations and empty space, she sings her life and desire.
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Its head is split open down the middle, with huge hairs sprouting up out of the empty space.
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At its lowest moments, the world feels lifeless, a series of interesting locations surrounded by virtually empty space.
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Knowing this, we can better understand how, in "Un Coup de Dés," the empty space never feels empty.
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For Simon, landing GGB as a national tenant will help the landlord fill empty space at its properties.
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The cost of rail freight on the secondary market has spiked as shippers scrambled to secure empty space.
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Still, they were "very surprised," Tayoubi said, to find such a large empty space above the Queen's chamber.
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The Hawking radiation itself is a consequence of the fact that a vacuum is not actually empty space.
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Some of these, like the Walmart leased by Southwest Keys in Brownsville, Texas, will use existing, empty space.
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So, when the game wanted to show the user an empty space, it had inadvertently returned the porn.
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Fontana continued to create ceramics but began to punch holes in them, making empty space the focal point.
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I remembered Misha's confusion when he first confronted all the empty space that used to occupy these shelves.
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The Chinese, at some point in time, indicated it by an empty space in their counting-rod system.
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He should not have left the chief executive to start his working day staring into empty space. Sad.
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We ask people not to lean against the walls because that creates an empty space in the middle.
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Sure, that empty space blinked at me, but I had other things to do in the house anyway.
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But today, as an adult, I'm left wondering how to fill the empty space those ruined dolls left.
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At 29–210, after a long rally, I held a forehand, then crunched a rail into empty space.
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Kate Winslet wore a Stella McCartney dress with black cutouts that looked like empty space from far away.
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But where that abstraction left lots of empty space around arbitrary-feeling challenges (steal the widget from the secret base or this red bar will fill-up!), War of the Chosen fills that empty space with enough personality and atmosphere to create the memorable moments that the original campaign lacked.
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Inside it holds a diorama, a square dissection of an idyllic piece of natural land suspended in empty space.
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Majoranas haven't been discovered in empty space, but it's cool to spot their analog in a system like this.
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There was this empty space after the chorus, and I [imagined] this part, this sample that Timbaland would use.
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The Man in the Empty Space continues at MASS MoCA (87 Marshall St, North Adams, MA) through October 13.
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"Its lack of knowledge left an empty space," says Ashraf Zeitoon, who ran Facebook's policy unit in the region.
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There's an established principle in quantum theory that pairs of particles can spontaneously, momentarily pop out of empty space.
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You can draw diagrams for how virtual quanta affect gravitons, and thereby rediscover the morbid obesity of "empty" space.
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When it moved through empty space, Cassini met no resistance, so it was easy to keep flying without deviations.
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I was no longer overwhelmed by the big, empty space or the passage through the curtain into another reality.
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It may look like just a bald eagle, but the empty space is an outline of the Capitol building.
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Why waste fertilizer and water on all that empty space between the rows when all it produced was weeds?
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That social anxiety is conveyed through the game's presentation with 29's dioramic perspective sitting in an empty space.
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But if they detected more muons, it suggests the particles were passing through empty space or less dense material.
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Or do voids simply ignite a primal kenophobia — an uncontrollable human desire to fill every empty space with stuff?
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Things are mostly empty space, but they have the causal powers to produce in us the experience of solidity.
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What struck me, along with the beauty of this vast and diverse country, was the amount of empty space.
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Composers could now get away with writing so much empty space into their works because listening habits had changed.
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It's an echoing, empty space that he could fill with hundreds of servers and fit with industrial cooling units.
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The world conjured by the Washington establishment is an empty space, a "power vacuum," waiting passively to be led.
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You&aposll have a large amount of empty space to work with thanks to the frame&aposs minimal style.
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I'll leave this intentional empty space below as a way of giving you two the fresh start you deserve.
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At the end of the bench, where the new justice would sit, was an empty space and idle microphone.
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Headly flared one right into that empty space and Schwarbs got on his horse and started hoofing for the line.
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Before the mission even starts, you're deposited in an empty space with a parked X-Wing in front of you.
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Dreams of Fire & Starshine is on display at Project for Empty Space (2 Gateway Center, Newark, NJ) through August 10.
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The final result was a floating head with holes for eyes and a mouth that's aggressively winking into empty space.
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Imprison Her Soft Hand continues at Project for Empty Space (2 Gateway Center Gallery, Newark, New Jersey) through April 1.
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However, if that plan doesn't pan out, NASA says it is ready for the possibility of an empty space station.
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One of the most striking features of Mirror Mirror 1 is the amount of empty space in its 192 pages.
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Each word you haven't locked a translation for yet is an empty space with multiple options you can slot in.
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For that, you can use a utility called scrub.... you can use the -X flag to fill up empty space.
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We walked through a set of doors to the unused warehouse: a big, empty space with a pitched wooden ceiling.
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Because galaxies are mostly empty space, they will pass through each other with very few collisions between stars, if any.
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At the city's annual Funfest, she noticed an empty space between the Hispanic vendors and the Polish and Italian vendors.
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Luckily, though, I saw that there was a man sitting in the Jeep parked in front of the empty space.
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The foam in the shield is so fluffy — 97 percent empty space — that it adds only 160 pounds of weight.
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On Tuesday afternoon, it ran a story about Knotel providing its empty space to governments globally for coronavirus relief efforts.
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I started working 40 hours a week and then realized I had all of this empty space in my schedule.
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If you had the widget on your home screen, you'll now see either empty space or it'll be non-functional.
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The purple background looks like empty space, and the yellow beneath like a flat tabletop, though they're both just rectangles.
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She renders the Ashton moves in repeated elementary sequences across multiple canvases, sometimes by the seaside, sometimes in empty space.
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In the absence of information, the mind has a tendency to use unconscious bias to fill in the empty space.
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But in actuality, they are rather monumental works requiring copious amounts of empty space to properly frame their operational existence.
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The space morphed out of the non-profit Project for Empty Space, which is now included in the Newark complex.
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She believes that there was just an empty space in the market, and women are celebrating that they have options now.
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Virtual sex could allow you to avoid the morning after, when the attachment impulse crashes into the empty space beside you.
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Aerial photos also show empty space on the National Mall, although Spicer said they were "intentionally framed" to downplay the crowd.
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I imagined her there, in the glow of the streetlights, staring at the empty space where I should have been parked.
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Trump paused mid-speech to ask the fire marshal to let more people in to fill empty space at floor level.
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This meant that countless western sets and faux towns filled the once empty space of the Spanish landscape in the '60s.
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Fire hydrants open holes of hope only to mock me as I roll past what I thought was an empty space.
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Since Camila Cabello's dramatic departure from Fifth Harmony, there's been an empty space just waiting to be filled in the group.
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Rosetta's observations, though, showed that 67P is actually porous and full of holes — 70 percent of the comet is empty space.
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There was scant evidence in the empty space of the vital man who had occupied it for the previous four years.
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However, if there were a large empty space inside the pyramid, the muons would pass through the void without losing energy.
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Scientists will need to make larger and higher precision detectors to ascertain the dimensions and shape of the empty space better.
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What3words has been providing 3 word addresses to Rio's largest favela, Rocinha; just an empty space according to many normal maps.
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The arc of Duncan's spin move was malleable and responsive; rolling around the circumference somehow always brought him to empty space.
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Remember when you kept exploring that empty space in your mouth with your tongue and couldn't believe it's not there anymore?
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The Yankees sat stoically in their spots in the dugout — so Stanton high-fived the empty space in front of him.
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Yes, there is more fear, uncertainty, and empty space in my life today than there was a few short weeks ago.
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"There is still an ocean of room in that bag," he said, showing off the empty space as two jurors nodded.
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Just look at all of the empty space to the left and right of the main speaker array in the middle.
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"When I'm in California, I feel like something bad's going to happen, because there's so much empty space," Ed Martin says.
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It was sublime: a rare glimpse of my place in the vast ecological timeline of a planet hurtling through empty space.
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More from Tonic: But there is still that anxiety of trying to fill the empty space or silence [on air], right?
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Conversely, when the flight is 99% full, and the empty space would be most appreciated, there will be little prospect of success.
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Since atoms are composed mostly of empty space a neutron star, instead of being star size, is just a few kilometres across.
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The general answer is that quantum physics insists that empty space has energy—vacuum energy—but what, exactly, that means is TBD.
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And that means if all goes well with this flight, NASA won't have to entertain the possibility of an empty space station.
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And each time you open the top of the keg to pour another beer, the empty space created is filled with oxygen.
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He then selected a gray sleeper couch and placed it virtually in the empty space in a room in Apple's downtown apartment.
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They convinced the landlord to let them rent out the empty space as shared workspaces, and the idea for WeWork was hatched.
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Much of the empty space around them dissolves into translucent white, resulting in a composition as intangible as a dream or hallucination.
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However, NASA engineers have developed an amazing heat shield made of carbon composite, surrounding a carbon foam that is 97% empty space.
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It is unlikely that this empty space is full of gold and riches like those found when King Tutankhamun's tomb was uncovered.
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The vast majority of the stores are made up of empty space, as the primary item on sale — games — line the walls.
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So much of this country's racial history is marked by nothing more than a tree, an empty space—sites of forgotten trauma.
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For all the ways in which the internet Brings Us Together, it also echoes with distance and blind chance and empty space.
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" As one dealer, Jay, told her: "People are looking for affection and trying to fill up the empty space they have inside.
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And where I could find a bit of empty space, there were people taking selfies to create lasting memories of their visit.
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Empty space, and available sky-space, have always seemed to induce horror vacui and kenophobia in property owners and real estate developers.
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He suggested, and quantum theory has subsequently confirmed, that empty space could exert a repulsive force, an anti-gravity, blowing things apart.
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The big problem with Pence is the vast empty space between his ears and the articulation of thoughts formed in that space.
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But the specific contents are not really the point: Within these realms, it's "the empty space that is most distinctive," she says.
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I walked across the echoing atrium with the keys jangling in my hand and the pastor's voice ringing through the empty space.
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Heat and empty space in her work defeat modernity, defeat logic, technology and even love, throwing us back upon our irreducible selves.
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A quivering mass of flesh, jesticulating on a rock flying through an empty space, burning up under the light of the sun.
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They abandon the horror vacui aesthetic of all of Munson's other projects by isolating one or two objects within a largely empty space.
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There's always empty space between the parade and Agrabah's onlookers, and whenever the frame is full the background actors simply stand and cheer.
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There's plenty of room to explore—and reasons to do so—but you never feel as if you're in a big empty space.
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When she comes back, Flora is gone — but just to another room, where Lee finds her talking to what looks like empty space.
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In the demo, Google displayed how users can digitally position furniture into an empty space to see how it looked in the room.
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They convinced the landlord to let them rent out the empty space as shared work spaces, and the idea for WeWork was hatched.
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Using Johnson's cutout animation style, her cartoon world would be clean and tactile, like a layered felt board, with lots of empty space.
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At first glance, it would appear that the car was launched without any passengers aside from an empty space suit Musk dubbed 'Starman.
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In the desolate stretches of her synthesizer hums, there's a depressing reminder that most of what's beyond the stratosphere is just empty space.
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Minimalist keyboard stabs echo over blocky bits of drum machine, leaving a vast expanse of empty space within which to feel the vibrations.
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The technical command necessary to capture the nebulous depth and shadow of water, or the shifting scope of empty space, is impressive enough.
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Or it may be "tidally locked," with one hemisphere permanently roasting in the glare of its sun, the other frozen, facing empty space.
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As its title suggests, the work experiments with the physical act of leaning: on a door frame, against a wall, into empty space.
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CIA explained that away by saying there's an empty space she uses which is exactly what I'd say if she had an office.
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These barrels are not completely filled (as they would be with almost all other wines), which allows air to occupy the empty space.
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That makes them confident that what they are observing is truly an empty space and not just a region of less dense rock.
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The sculptures devour the empty space, reminiscent of the way they would have in their original installation in the artist's kitchen in 9453.
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By Monday of draft week, the host arena is teeming with operatives, rushing to turn an empty space into, essentially, a television studio.
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So she teamed up with Restoration Hardware to transform the empty space into a functional, cozy retreat where she could entertain her loved ones.
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Empty space is constantly giving birth to pairs of new particles called virtual particles, which usually just annihilate when they crash into other particles.
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While that may lead to some empty space under the tree, it also presents an opportunity to give them something truly memorable this holiday.
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You, a young woman named Amy, have been sent for unclear reasons to the titular empty space station Tacoma to collect said artificial intelligence.
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Simultaneously, travelers on the platform can make money by filling the empty space in their suitcases with goods they are being paid to carry.
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As we reported, Baldwin had someone on the street in front of his apartment building blocking an empty space so he could park there.
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When Phillips says, "I can't serve you because you're gay," the words that come out of his mouth aren't just sounds in empty space.
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An avenue of ram-headed sphinxes leads to an imposing first pylon; beyond is a hypostyle hall where 138 pillars soar into empty space.
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As the machine pulls the resin, it applies light to convert it into a solid and oxygen to create dead zones, or empty space.
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"All the land and forest that's empty space now will be used," a high school student in Central Kalimantan told the BBC in April.
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Tourists now flood the back veranda of the iconic mammoth structure, paying triple the prices and spilling out of the previously half-empty space.
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You've talked about really using the empty space ... David Byrne: Yeah, I imagined that it might be possible to have all the musicians untethered.
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Everyone is concentrated around their fireteams, and two-thirds of the map is just empty space waiting for our rolling firefight to pass through.
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With each revolution in technology, our culture has adapted to fill the empty space and the gaps in our perception of possibility in games.
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But Kondo assumes the ideal of an empty space so that your stuff, not you, has to negotiate for the right to belong there.
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With Ms. Wahi, Ms. Jampol oversees the Gateway Project Spaces, a downtown artists' collective with 56 studios attached to the Project for Empty Space.
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If you have ever tried to park in New York City, you probably know that finding an empty space can be a tedious task.
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Stuffing empty space suits and putting hats on them appears to have caught on, in 2014 US astronaut astronaut Terry Virts shared this picture.
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Its corner is cut off; if you stack eight of these together into a larger cube there's an empty space where those corners come together.
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It's not clear they can fill the empty space, nor, as they discover in fits and starts, can they easily return to life pre-Khemu.
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But in most respects, it's similar: a private box for your sustained smashing, four walls and empty space, and permission to do as you please.
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The helium stored in the COPVs is used to fill up the empty space left behind when the liquid oxygen exits the tank during flight.
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In the middle of the room, a pianist plays an ivory piano that conveniently matches the empty space, dotted only by the massive hanging flowers.
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I was traveling some, I also just started ... Sorry if I steered you to Eugene Wei's blog and it was just a big empty space.
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The plane's tale section was left upside down on top of a shed, next to the empty space where a house had been entirely obliterated.
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These are public losses -- people whose art or influence or even just name recognition mean that their departures leave a sudden, palpable, recognizable empty space.
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This empty space has the negative effect of speeding up the rate at which the glacier melts and, in turn, how quickly sea levels rise.
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After I shatter a few red crystals and scoop up the minerals, a sentinel starts scanning both myself and the empty space I just created.
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Mr. Meza said the restaurant was "like an empty space" without the presence of Mr. Barbati — whose catch phrase, "Atta boy," would fill the cafe.
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There's a lot of empty space in this here galaxy, and it's just not that common for a close star to pass a distant star.
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Because it records density, it can determine areas of greater or lesser density, it can discern between the likes of conductors, substrates and empty space.
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Green-screening requires actors to move around obstacles that are not there, and to interact with empty space where computer-generated characters will eventually stand.
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He says although he didn't expect it to be "crammed full," the excess of empty space was unacceptable, and he's blaming it on the packaging.
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The unfinished walkout basement has about 600 square feet of empty space that could be converted into a workshop, entertainment room, office or play area.
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Another is that by now, there are so many walls covered with art, that it is hard to find empty space to add anything new.
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PRINCE I want this show to be about the empty space and how all of us dedicate our creative lives to filling it with magic.
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The empty space abutting on the Senate subway, where reporters typically catch lawmakers on their way to vote, served as a kind of impeachment lounge.
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Ischomachus channels his inner Kondo when he tells his wife that when something is not in its proper place, the empty space will cry out.
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Receiving the inbound and finding just enough empty space, OJ Mayo launched an off-balance jumper that would have made Kobe nod with stoic approval.
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Either way, it somehow ends with Steele pointing a gun at an empty space in the kitchen which is not how anyone wants their brunch served.
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Home Depot felt more urban because what was empty space in front of Lowe's was a parking garage and garden section in front of Home Depot.
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One possibility is that it results from the interactions of the short-lived virtual particles which, according to quantum physics, constantly appear even in empty space.
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He writes of seeing silence, and the ship itself seems to him no more than "the tip of a pencil line trailing off into empty space".
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We are planning to stay in our apartment for a few more years, so we added some extra kitchen cabinets where there was just empty space.
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So engineers wrote dam operating rules — often embodied in water control manuals — that dictate how much empty space must be maintained in reservoirs to contain floods.
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When I first stepped into the game, I felt a bit overwhelmed — there was a lot of dark empty space; almost like something out of TRON.
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Seeing an empty driver's seat at 45 miles per hour, or a steering wheel spinning in empty space as it navigates suburban traffic, feels inescapably surreal.
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JUUL pulling flavors didn't result in a cessation of all flavor sales; it merely created the opportunity for new brands to fill the newly empty space.
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It's a ceremonial container where you store jewellery or valuables, an empty space that can become pregnant with whatever music or meaning I give to it.
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"Nothing actually touches the objects; the mike is suspended in each one's empty space," Beer explained, pointing to the black cords that emerge from each vessel.
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Where other schools might have a gym or a ground-floor cafeteria, South Plaquemines High has enough empty space to park a fleet of tractor trailers.
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Fuller, thriving buildings are often seen as more attractive to would-be tenants, which don't want to be left isolated in a large, relatively empty space.
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She takes an unrolled length of gauze and packs it deeper and deeper into the wound, filling the empty space beneath the surface of the skin.
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Copper is used towards the end of the construction cycle when wiring is installed and empty space is filled with consumer durables such as kitchen appliances.
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Yves Klein's late 1950s "Zones of Immaterial Pictorial Sensibility" included plots of empty space that collectors paid for in gold, receiving certificates of authenticity in exchange.
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He took an empty space used to shoot e-commerce looks and made it his design studio, and he transformed the corporate gym into the atelier.
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" Actress and advocate Laverne Cox posed next to the empty space where a subhead she had nothing to do with elaborated, "America's next civil rights frontier.
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"They could turn it into anything — housing, gardens, a community center — anything but an empty space," Mr. Johnson, a tax consultant who lives near the lots, said.
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I've interviewed Zuckerberg before, and he tends to pause like this, gathering his thoughts in complete silence, sometimes turning to face the empty space across the room.
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The empty space inside the steel frames of Kwade's sculpture become snapshots of the surrounding city, a filmstrip activated by the viewer's own perambulation around the site.
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And today most of the universe, right in front of us, is empty space filled with this energy called dark energy and it's some really weird shit.
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It's described by what's known as the cosmological constant (which is represented as the symbol Λ), a set value for the base level energy of empty space.
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The almost eight-foot high depictions of modern-day Latino American men paint the subjects suspended in empty space, their body language implying that of lynching victims.
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But the company is working on dedicated tanker craft with "an extremely high full to empty mass ratio" — by which he means they'll be mostly empty space.
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James Owen Weatherall, a philosopher, now examines how scientists' conceptions of supposedly empty space have changed in the light of these convulsions in his latest book, "Void".
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"When I went to Magic Leap, I watched a full court game right here," Shaq said in the video, gesturing towards the empty space on his right.
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Researchers initially hypothesized that the cold spot is likely a huge void of empty space absent of galaxies, but the new study suggests that isn't the case.
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And as the opponent pivoted towards center, searching desperately for a scrap of empty space, Sonny would flatten them like a freight train hitting a stalled car.
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After I exit my craft I find myself surrounded by a vast, virtually empty space with mirrored walls and staircases and hallways that seem to lead nowhere.
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Certain wide-mouth canning jars are acceptable for freezing, just be sure to read the label and to leave an inch of empty space at the top.
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The long, crucial central love duet strained the tenor Gerhard Siegel, as Tristan, almost to breaking; the scene's listlessness left an empty space at the opera's center.
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"This is awful," he said, looking at the empty space where the piano, which he had nicknamed Lulu after the willful heroine of Berg's opera, had stood.
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But my wife gave me a gift at the end of her column when she left me that empty space, one I would like to offer you.
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Their teacher describes it as an empty space infested by marauding Bedouin, one whose only significance lay in its historical role as the site of Islam's birth.
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I can relate to this picture because I know how it feels to feel wanted and have someone there with you to feel in that empty space.
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At the events I attended, riot-gear-clad police officers held the groups apart from each other, carving a wide, empty space between the protesters and protested.
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By the time it's in orbit, most of propellant in the stage's tank has been depleted, which creates a whole lot of empty space that is going unused.
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The main convention hall is a big empty space with a dog run in the middle of the room, and a doggie red carpet off to the side.
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Standing in front of the empty space on a Copenhagen pavement where his bike should have been, he found himself considering taking someone else's cycle to replace it.
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Retail property owners have already been hit by a massive wave of store closures this year, so any further announcements only add to a backlog of empty space.
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The stock lightning port is connected to this deconstructed dongle, which is connected to the DIY headphone port, which sits in the empty space beneath the Taptic Engine.
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In other room, I was introduced to Touch Press CEO Barry O'Neil on his knees pointing a 12.9-inch iPad Pro at an empty space on the rug.
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It [wasn't] until I was 26 when I realized that I could simply create that empty space and build a community for the future generations to possibly follow.
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During Joanna's video tour of the progress at Magnolia Press, viewers can spot a large empty space connected to the coffee shop that is also a construction zone.
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The work calls attention to the empty space by outlining it rather than filling it, making a W-inter a thought-provoking exploration of architecture and light art.
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For the most part, when artists get a hold of shots they like, they at least tag me or my employer in the empty space of the photo.
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He argues that "nothing"—not empty space filled with invisible things, as put forth by quantum physics, but literally nothing—can be easily described using only formal logic.
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"In quantum field theory, which we think is our best way of describing the universe that we have right now, empty space is kind of interesting," he explained.
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"Empty space is a very interesting place in modern physics; there's a lot going on, whereas, if it were nothing, there would be nothing going on," he said.
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Her edict to fill my own empty space with a new story has given me permission to make the most out of my remaining time on this planet.
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Somehow he rises to it, laying chords atop arpeggios, running across the instrument's range, all while focusing your ear on the big empty space in the trio's sound.
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You wall-mount them or simply elevate them at diagonal ends of a room, and the software translates the empty space between them into a playable VR box.
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His strange but lucid figures, shot through with circles of background color as if by an imaginary hole puncher, are amply balanced by judicious amounts of empty space.
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" The journalist noted that some visitors nonetheless came away disappointed by the largely empty space, which they had expected to see stacked with "cabbages and wheat and corn.
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The appeal of that empty space — slightly creepy with its vacant pots and random vines growing wild on the inside wall — was enormous for my brother and me.
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All these layers evoke claustrophobia and remind me about horror vacui—[the] fear of empty space, quite common for people who are mentally unstable or [in] Outsider art.
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Pour about 3 tablespoons more of the egg mixture into the empty space, tilting the pan and slightly lifting the cooked egg so the liquidy egg runs underneath it.
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For the businesses that list on CityStasher's marketplace — dubbed "StashPoints" — the upside is being able to monetise otherwise empty space, as well as getting more people through the door.
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As the universe expands, the energy of empty space—which is very, very, very small—becomes the dominant force and acts as an outward pressure, shoving the universe apart.
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As for the British pavilion, the idea is that a temporary structure will create a platform upon which to drink tea and contemplate the meaning of the empty space.
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Not to mention, Spicer claimed that Trump's inauguration was the first time "floor coverings" had been used to protect grass on the National Mall, making empty space more obvious.
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"Large pieces in a small space can make the room look even smaller, where small pieces in a large space can leave too much empty space," Rasula told Insider.
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There is no known access to this empty space, although some have suggested drilling a hole perhaps an inch wide and using fiber optics and maybe drones to investigate.
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Before Eat Work Art took over the empty space in the Waterloo district of central London in 2014, it had been a retreat for a Tibetan Buddhist meditation center.
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As the show begins, the audience sits in a circle of chairs around an empty space that will eventually house a dinghy and a canopy of plastic water bottles.
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Earlier in the day, attendees filled the seats set up inside the Franklin High gymnasium but there were only a few dozen people standing, leaving plenty of empty space.
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It's allowed the few retailers that are still expanding as well as some "e-tailers" looking to plant some roots take advantage of the empty space and cheaper leases.
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All this empty space can be unexpectedly uncomfortable, the tape wrapping around your sense of self like a searing curl of existential dread — a public-pool-size uncanny valley.
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But spurred by a sense of lost control over the country's borders, economy and politics, many Germans are reaching for a shared identity but finding only an empty space.
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"He spread his arms and told me about everything that would happen in this empty space," Professor Espada added, mentioning classes in English as a second language and karate.
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"I used the only big, empty space in the studio" to make it, Mr. Mason said in a 2006 oral history for the Smithsonian Institution's Archives of American Art.
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In just under a minute, Vollmer populates an empty space â€" while people are moving about in the background â€" with realistic looking furniture, plants, and even a working fireplace.
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"On Thursday evenings before the Friday weekend it was so crowded that you could find no empty space," he said, looking around at the bare stone benches in some alcoves.
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With plenty of empty space around each ocular captivator allowing them to breathe, his bevy of seductive mysteries project the cognitive value of volatile force that magic ritual once had.
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The advantage of entering an emerging market is that the market still has a lot of empty space to fill, and as a startup you can be the first player.
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The family left a foot of empty space between them right in the middle and later photoshopped their siblings, whose bodies remain trapped underground several kilometers away, into that gap.
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What's really nice about this [project] is that when we do motion-capture, historically, you typically have a "capture volume," an empty space with a bunch of cameras surrounding you.
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"It would have been dramatic if it didn&apost fit," he quipped, saying there was so much empty space in the bag that $200,000 in $100 bills would easily fit.
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"What we chose was this kind of limbo where they are together but at the same time there is a kind of [empty space] in the room," she told Mashable.
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Of course, given that these are sparsely inhabited worlds, the majority of each planetary map is empty space, and the most frequent things you'll encounter there are repetitive enemy camps.
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These can be 10-person conference rooms or 1,000-person banquet halls, but the concept is the same — it's an empty space that the hotel wants business people to rent.
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"You know what I'd welcome the chance to do," Niall said, and reached across the warm, empty space between us and put his hand against my cheek—which startled me.
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Near Pflueger's empty space, teammates watched replays of the final seconds on their phones, resting from a ferocious game in which players regularly dived to the floor chasing loose balls.
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The cords are woven into a 9-by-215-inch canvas, painted moss green, in which the empty space around the edges provides a frame-like border for the grid.
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While the news has inspired much teenage-years nostalgia online, it appears few will miss actually shopping there: Several Instagram photos posted in recent weeks show a nearly empty space.
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The meditative mood of the production, which has been stylishly staged (with a debt to the "empty space" gospel of Peter Brook) by Saheem Ali, is established from the outset.
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The atoms in normal matter are mostly empty space: a teeny tiny nucleus of positively charged protons and electrically neutral neutrons enveloped in a fluffy cloud of negatively charged electrons.
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Politics abhors a vacuum, and judicial activism increasingly fills the empty space created by legislative sclerosis and political cowardice, by the unwillingness of elected representatives to act on controversial issues.
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The small rocket companies also have to compete with Spaceflight Industries, a Seattle company that resells empty space on larger rockets that is not taken up by the main payload.
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People are a little more deliberative about the process than simply deciding we have an empty space on the wall for a deer head and we need to mount one.
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Moving away from her uptown show home at the Frick to an empty space in the meatpacking district with a Modernist industrial glass ceiling designed by I. M. Pei, Mrs.
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The team spent a lot of time making Henry's quills and fur look just right, but since the viewer only sees one side of him, his back is just empty space.
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Robert ErdelyiProfessor, Mathematics and Statistics, University of Sheffield, whose research is focused on solar, space and plasma physics, MHD waves, linear and non-linear wavesSound cannot really travel in empty space.
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The depleted landscape has a huge upside for a fighter like Manuwa: when you touch your opponent on the chin and he falls down, all that empty space magnifies the sound.
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Walker dribbles over to the empty space himself, but can't shed LeBron James, who cuts the All-Star point guard off and forces him to reverse it back to Jeremy Lamb.
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The structure of Yaa Asantewaa's work was far less strict than Halprin's, and the ground upon which the dancers moved was far more specific and real than Halprin's idealized empty space.
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The company's current prototype hardware is about the size of a deck of cards, and is meant to be tucked into the empty space within an already in-place intercom system.
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Because there's often a lot of empty space in an SMS, a few bits here or there are dedicated to letting the phone and carrier know exactly which bytes are unused.
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Featuring uncharacteristically restrained production, "Boys" is all empty space and winsome video game noises, with Charli delivering her vocals with a nonchalance that perfectly fits the song's slack, low-stakes maxim.
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A pair of Japanese physicists has developed a new method for probing the peculiar particle fizz that we generally know as vacuum energy, or the built-in energy of empty space.
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In addition to the alterations on the front or face of the car, Grosvenor has removed the door handles and filled in the empty space left behind along with the keyholes.
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"Kobayashi's use of empty space seems thematically suited to the haunted houses that figure in all four tales," J. Hoberman wrote in The New York Times in 2015.718-636-4100, bam.
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All throughout, iPhone recordings from the show's central work, "This Whole Time There Were No Landmines" (2017), reverberate through the empty space, filling it with a warbling cacophony of disembodied moans.
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As the play takes place at night on the edge of the Wyoming wilderness, most of Laura Jellinek's set is forbidding empty space; the lighting (by Isabella Byrd) is unrelievedly dark.
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A 2008 study of the Upper West Side found that drivers cruise an average of seven blocks, or more than a third of a mile, before they find an empty space.
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Inside each arm, cocooned in layers of steel and concrete, runs the world's largest bottle of nothing, a vacuum chamber a couple of feet wide containing 2.5 million gallons of empty space.
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This implies that empty space must allow some non-zero probability of not being empty, which implies that particles will in fact appear from nothing because the alternative is not physically possible.
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Lizzie Plaugic: After deciding on a location in Brooklyn's Prospect Heights, it took Barbour only four months to go from empty space to den of perpetual live-streaming (with voodoo-themed decor).
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By measuring the absorption rate of muons travelling in different directions through a large object, such as a pyramid, it is possible to work out if there is an empty space within.
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There are rarely more than a few moving parts at any given time, forcing you to zero in on the empty spaces in the tracks, and the empty space around you too.
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There is a wall-size installation of fabrics, furniture and other objects squished together salon style, or what old-school art historians called horror vacui to describe an aversion to empty space.
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Still, there is a lot of empty space in between art installations, and some pieces like this one make for the perfect place to rest and enjoy everything going on around you.
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In the overhauled Bar Room, a cavernous, often empty space where patrons stopped in for a drink or took a table when the Pool Room was full, the power lunch was born.
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The killer feature for such a product should be the price: If you're replacing speakers with empty space, this thing should cost less than competing products, while providing an equally balanced sound.
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Mr. Drye started the club 11 years ago when an adult student offered to rent him an empty space that he owned on Seventh Street, just a half block off the canal.
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But with her new trio, Flyways, featuring the vocalist and percussionist Anaïs Maviel and the bassist Rashaan Carter, Rosenbloom leaves loads of empty space; she's inviting you to relax inside her restlessness.
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"Since Leap Years come once every four years, the energy of the date itself acts as a sort of portal or empty space in the normal pattern of our lives," Shannon says.
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The images showed that when one bubble burst, it left behind an empty space that others stretched out to occupy until they themselves burst, quickly resulting in a spray in the air.
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These waves travel at the speed of light (3 x 108 m/s) and can move through empty space—unlike other waves (such as sound) that need a medium to travel through.
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But the way I deal with those truths isn't by waiting for someone to fill an empty space for me, or by viciously searching for a partner, because I don't think that works.
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Related: Hacked Feedback Systems Reveal the Sound of Empty Space Sound sculptures make music something you can see, hear, and hold New Tablet Simulates The Feeling Of Touching An Alligator, Plucking a Harp
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She filled up every room, which is why Macdonald's shrewd use of empty space (shots of Houston's abandoned New Jersey home, interspersed with video of her cooking, laughing, living) is so gut-wrenching.
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Sampha's voice is too immediately striking not to draw attention and dominate songs, and one of his strongest tools is his instinct for knowing when to let his vocals echo in empty space.
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Avail were performing with the Hot Water Music side-project The Draft and we were all crammed in a beer-soaked room with penises drawn on nearly every square inch of empty space.
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Wi-Fi is everywhere — and as the electromagnetic waves are beamed out from routers to connect our devices to the internet, they also travel through empty space, around corners, and even through walls.
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Floating, satellite-like shapes circle an empty space — perhaps that's where Whitten continues to reside — but even there you can see Whitten's tug of oil and acrylic, the materiality choppy and nearly sculptural.
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Even though Mitchell knows Hood is about to (probably) spring free in the corner, it still must feel a little scary to sidearm a ball the length of the baseline towards empty space.
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Marine Schneider's magical illustrations nearly carry the day: Candy-colored and expressionistically distorted, they push organic clutter against empty space in a way that produces a rich sensory drift through death's moody valley.
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Within the Nike app, I used my phone's camera to capture an empty space where the floor meets the wall as a point of reference, with the app's guidance ensuring a level plane.
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If Finder is hidden from your Dock, click any empty space on your desktop to establish Finder as the current app in the menu bar at the top-left corner of your screen.
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During our conversation, we might build something new ourselves: Here's an empty space, a blank slate, a demilitarized zone where we can talk about anything, so long as it relates to this one thing.
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The conference was meant to underscore the company's seriousness about its Mars ambitions and to lay the technical groundwork required to move hundreds of people across tens of millions of miles of empty space.
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Using a technique that leverages the power of cosmic rays, scientists have confirmed the presence of a large empty space within Khufu's pyramid—a void that's signaling the presence of a possible hidden chamber.
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Encouraged by its title, visitors to the Everson have covered this participatory work, consisting of an actual rowboat inside an empty space, with doodles and graffiti, many expressing sympathy for the plight of refugees.
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What was previously assumed to be empty space in the universe now had to be filled with huge amounts of mysterious anti-energy in order to explain observations of the universe's ever-quickening expansion.
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In an interview with THUMP Netherlands, former director of Trouw, Kim Tuin, calls that nightclub a tool for gentrification: An empty space is rented temporarily by creative entrepreneurs, but this cultural haven is temporary.
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In recent years, Mr. Brook, who is 91, has been moving toward an increasingly literal interpretation of his often cited idea of theater as an empty space, toward a distillation of spectacle into simplicity.
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Its updated Zephyrus model laptop, also revealed at CES, has a huge empty space above its keyboard (again carrying that ROG logo) and a touchpad that for some reason doubles as a virtual numpad.
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According to the lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, R.F. signed the lease for 7,960 square feet of empty space and the owner of the space agreed to give R.F. $1 million to build it out.
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People who honestly, seriously, in the 21st century, believe that the Earth is flat, and that a vast global conspiracy exists to indoctrinate us into thinking that it's a sphere surrounded by empty space.
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The cello turned out to be fine, but a member of the crew filming him suggested packing the empty space inside his case with diapers, the silicone gel in which would suck up humidity.
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On Thursday, photos of the Madame Tussauds royal display showed an empty space where Meghan and Harry hsf once been, next to figures of the Queen, Prince Phillip, Prince William and his wife Kate.
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The result is empty space known as the "void," which allows buildings to get taller and taller and developers to make bigger profits from the sale of more high-floor apartments with sweeping views.
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It is choosing more airy, ornate trap beats and taming its staccato verbal onslaught to make better use of empty space, while tending to both its online and on-the-ground grass-roots boosters.
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Mission officials cautioned that even a slight error in pointing the camera could result in the spacecraft, moving at more than 32,000 miles per hour, sending pictures of just empty space back to Earth.
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One of his most famous works is a 2005 portrait of the former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice; another is his 1986 "Gas Chamber," a blanched-out image of an empty space at Dachau.
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There's something about the way her overlapping melodies and oblong harmonies billow out into empty space that reminds me of the pungent-yet-pleasant scent of multiple essential oil diffusers running in the same room.
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Delano Dunn caps off his Project for Empty Space residency with the multi-layered, mixed-media exhibition, Dreams of Fire and Starshine filled with delightfully saccharine, pulpy, images of smashed and smelted pop culture data.
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Without narrowing their stylistic net, they've accommodated the streaming-fueled market preference for hypnotic midtempo electro-R&B softcore, with rhythms that shimmer in the background, bouncing and echoing through wide expanses of empty space.
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A day's work is typically about 40,000 requests, and each one of those books needs to be placed — by hand — onto an empty space on the relentless sorter, with the barcode facing the right way.
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Lawyers told Food Navigator that Halo Top is probably going to frame their defense around a 'slack fill' issue, arguing that the amount of empty space in the pint is permissible under certain California legislation.
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Every possible patch of vaguely empty space on this version of the song is filled with yells and adlibs from Fatman, and there's hardly room to breathe except for during the bridge, provided by Missy.
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Painted self-portraits by Hiba Schahbaz (Project for Empty Space) were equally beautiful; the soft but confrontational "Self Portrait with Roses (After Picasso)" throws a wrench in the spokes of dude-dominated art-historical narratives.
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With a mystery almost as twisted as the one that kept us coming back to Rosewood for seven seasons, it's only fitting that the CW series fills the empty space PLL left in our hearts.
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Once these new satellites are in place, they will establish radio contact with one another over thousands of miles of empty space to create the largest and most complex mesh network ever placed in orbit.
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Even more inexplicable is the fact that 70 percent of the total energy of the cosmos resides mysteriously in empty space, which is causing the expansion of our universe to speed up, not slow down.
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Set in the near future when mankind has set up living stations and research centres on the moon and Mars, McBride makes his way into the vast abyss journeying through spectacular landscapes and empty space.
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To squeeze in one more thing, use all your strength to push back the wall-to-wall shirts, dresses, pants, coats and everything else carving out a sliver of empty space on the closet bar.
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He is handsome, trim and efficient, but the same might be said of a wooden canoe, and his character's stoical reserve often feels more like an empty space than a deep pool of untapped feeling.
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RELATED: Missing plane mystery: A hole in the clouds, an empty space on earth The truth is he doesn't take kindly to rituals and besides, he wouldn't even know how to begin planning such a ceremony.
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There's a particularly tricky section on El Cap where he has to jump across an empty space and grab onto what looks like sheer rock — when he did it successfully, the whole theater yelled with relief.
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They're called COPVs, for composite overwrapped pressure vessels, and they're responsible for pressurizing the tank during flight; the helium from these vessels fills the empty space left behind by the oxygen when it leaves the tank.
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The words oxia corporation welcomes you to rheasilvia station, accompanied by a shape that looked like a flower with three petals, were physically printed onto wall paneling that amplified the crew's steps in the empty space.
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It has a fanless design, relying instead on a metal heat spreader to push heat out from laptop's hinge area and into the empty space that exists between the hinge and the curve of the leather.
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Big, blue, and at least 10 inches long, it sits lodged in the empty space between his cubical Minecraft-y head and his blocky body while he rails on about how the American Dream is dead.
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When faced with 18,200 square feet of empty space (which, the Whitney is quick to tell you, is the single largest gallery uninterrupted by columns in New York), most people seem to want to spread out.
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He tours with the rapper Justina Valentine, a cast member of MTV's "Wild 'N Out" comedy series, and moonlights as a carpenter and designer for art exhibitions, including the ones at the Project for Empty Space.
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"Dances at a Gathering," his most endlessly ambiguous and rewarding work, has more than one passage in which Chopin's piano music is like the weather in the distance or the memories surrounding the empty space onstage.
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Quantum electrodynamics, for example, revealed to physicists that empty space is never really empty—particles pop in and out of existence, a reality that researchers must acknowledge when analyzing the aftermath of every particle collider experiment.
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It's a view that very few people will ever get to see firsthand: Legs dangling in free fall above the Earth with nothing but empty space between you and the planet's blue surface 250 miles below.
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As much as I could reduce the moment to moment of Sunless Skies to a slow, top-down scroll through empty space… it was also a journey into a world that continually surprised and confounded me.
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Helly Nahmad, who famously set the bar high in 2014 and '15 by hiring art directors to create his displays, has done a complete U-turn, showing only three Picasso paintings and an otherwise empty space.
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Some companies are looking at shrinking mobile-phone masts so that instead of beaming out high-powered signals over hundreds of square kilometres of empty space, they instead provide low-powered signals just where they are needed.
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The site even has a "design concept" page, on which it points out that this isn't a purely aesthetic choice: The slight angle and precise, mindful alignment show the empty space and tones that fills the space.
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However, Piro suggested that some worlds that looked like sub-Neptunes might actually be rocky planets with rings, and thus seem to have low densities because of the vast empty space between their surfaces and their rings.
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If you're ready to bliss out in the empty space between dreams and death, enjoy a stream of No Words in its entirety for your enjoyment while you wait for your copy to arrive in the mail.
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Junior Boys have always been interested in empty space — most recently, It's All True often used vocals as punctuation between sounds — but Big Black Coat uses space as a balancing tool against the album's more human desires.
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There was a small number of people there in person as a curtain rose in front of the statue, then dropped to reveal empty space, but the vast majority of the audience experienced Copperfield's trick on television.
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There's the echo of empty space all around you, the synthesizers that throb like the red light panels on a sexy Death Star, the sense of awe that nobody else seems to have thought of coming here.
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The inspiration for the torus form comes from the idea of "Feng Shui," where the building's shape represents the earth and the sky and the empty space in the middle represents the unknown, according to the designer.
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Not homesickness for the time I left, but a paradoxical longing to live here—in one of those sweet little cottages, in the shadow of those graceful marvels of architecture, in all this empty, empty, empty space.
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Every day in the cafeteria, he sat at a long table with a group of boys crowded at one end, a group of girls at the other, and him alone in the middle, surrounded by empty space.
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After Donald Trump himself intervened just a day into his presidency, a government photographer cropped out the empty space where the crowd ended in some pictures of the inauguration, according to public documents obtained by The Guardian.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit claiming that Tootsie Roll Industries Inc tricked consumers into overpaying for Junior Mints by filling more than one-third of its candy boxes with empty space.
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According to a Disney cast member interviewed on the show, Walt Disney himself wanted to put "the strangest thing" he could in that empty space, asking ride operators and mountain climbers what they'd like to see there.
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In the meantime, Mr. Shustik is heartened by the arrival of new restaurants, like an outpost of La Esquina, the trendy downtown taqueria, which opened this spring in a long-empty space at East 833rd and Second.
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Inside the main compartment is plenty of room but little organization; there's a single flap that will hold a laptop in place (my 13-inch MacBook Pro fits perfectly), and beyond that it's just a big empty space.
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In this behind-the-scenes look, we see how the production team transformed an empty space into a convincing office, including a waiting room and interview room, and outfitted it all with 18 cameras — both hidden and exposed.
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From the smallest of the surface features to the largest, you would also see more than 111,000 ships hanging as if suspended in empty space, according to estimates of the size of the world's merchant fleet from IHS.
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Sometimes Berk has to work off an empty space and other times he renovates existing homes, both of which require a lot of thought and budgeting to figure out how much he can afford to spend on furniture.
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Valerie Ciarletti of the Université Paris-Saclay, who helped investigate the comet's interior with radio waves, said the inside of Comet 67P is about as porous as fresh, powdery snow — 70 percent of the volume is empty space.
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It made perfect sense, then, that the city's soccer club should offer use of its stadium to the city's hospital at a time when what it needs — what all medical facilities facing the crisis need — is empty space.
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The work on counting universes arose from an effort to understand a fudge factor known as the cosmological constant, an antigravitational force associated with empty space that Einstein invented in 1917 to explain why the universe was stable.
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Then came an epiphany: just as the arrival of mobile-phone networks had allowed Africa to avoid constructing expensive landlines, there might be a way to use this empty space to bypass the continent's paltry system of roads.
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"We have modeled the entire history of a molecular cloud, from almost-empty space, to forming stars, undergoing feedback effects from those stars and eventually forming into the shape of the Rosette Nebula we see today," Wareing said.
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Simply make sure your characters are squashed all the way down into one of the lower corners of every frame, with large gulps of empty space looming over all, and you, too, can make a Mr. Robot episode!
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I won't judge you for looking at someone wearing a VR headset — mouth agape in awe, grasping at empty space — and thinking that it looks more like a withdrawal from humanity than the next step in human evolution.
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In these works, she continued to exploit the expressionistic strokes she used in the Black Paintings, but her imagery turned decidedly spare and clean, leaving large swaths of empty space, eschewing traditional composition for direct, impulsive mark-making.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you want to feel small and get a sense for the awesomely overwhelming scale of the universe and all of its planets and stars and empty space, watch this star size comparison video.
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In fact, she does the opposite: "Foolish," a small head on the floor by the gallery's entrance, has a large parallelogram cut out of its protruding top, revealing the empty space inside and traces of paper scraps and glue.
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The flames are reflected in the back of his helmet, and this in combination with the unusually empty space makes him seem like the British Columbian incarnation of a very minor Greek chaos god, just zapped in for mischief.
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In some of the works, including the searing "KG," the surface is sliced away and another sheet of paper containing a face — or, in one instance, text (the diamond-shaped "SP," 1994) — is pasted into the empty space beneath.
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Photographer Amol Jadhav and art director Pranav Bhide from the advertising firm, McCann Worldwide Mumbai, made the clever optical illusions with light and empty space, suggesting that no matter what your family comprises, there's always room for a pet.
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The figures make grim reading for President Vladimir Putin, who warned during the 2012 presidential election campaign that Russia risked turning into an "'empty space' whose fate will not be decided by us" if its demographics did not improve.
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The smaller collages, which the artist considers "chapters" in a larger narrative titled A Table that Goes On for Miles, make emotionally charged use of empty space; her graphite drawings, on the other hand, have an undeniable Expressionist bent.
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Some gathered somberly at the city's morgue and hospitals, hoping for word on missing family members and friends, while others gazed in wonder at the empty space where the span should have been, and at the wreckage beneath it.
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With Ms. Wahi, who she calls her "art wife," she runs a local nonprofit gallery, the Project for Empty Space, where the focus is social issues explored boldly and unflinchingly; sexual violence and immigration rights have been recent subjects.
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The pair, who run the Newark art nonprofit Project for Empty Space, teamed up with Downtown for Democracy, a political action committee whose members include the artists Marilyn Minter and Laurie Simmons, and put out a call for works.
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Many of Blood & Truth's action moments forego cover-based shooting in favor of the run-and-gun, complete with slow-mo flourish moments where you jump through a window or across an empty space (shooting the whole time, naturally).
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"Governments have treated the coastline as an empty space that economic actors can take over, forgetting that it is common property of coastal villages, towns and cities," said Kanchi Kohli, a researcher at think tank Centre for Policy Research.
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So back in 2010, Wahi co-founded Project For Empty Space, through which she produced several, small pop-up shows and developed a relationship with C&K Properties, a real estate firm that owns the Gateway Two Center in downtown Newark.
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Alternatively, try Makeovr as a workaround (open up the website on your iPhone): Using some smart invisible icon tricks, it creates the illusion of empty space on your home screens, which means you're free to arrange your real icons as needed.
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Their experiment probes the deuteron radius as follows: When electrons or muons orbit the deuteron in a certain energy level, they actually spend much of their time inside the deuteron, which, like a solar system, has a lot of empty space.
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The technique is pretty low resolution, so many questions remain: the researchers don't know whether the Big Void is perfectly horizontal, or tilted, whether it's one big empty space or several smaller, adjacent rooms, and why it's in the pyramid.
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There was this empty space after the chorus, and I [imagined] this part, this sample that Timbaland would use," he told EW. "I ordered this guitalele, which is like a baby guitar with nylon strings that sounds like a ukelele.
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However, all the measurements indicate that all of the universe we can see, including the edge of the observable universe, looks approximately like our local universe does today: with stars, galaxies, and clusters of galaxies and lots of empty space.
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But many archaeologists have questioned whether the discovery offers any new information, per the New York Times, arguing the void was likely empty space designed to prevent the structure from collapsing, as documented in the construction of the ancient monuments.
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At first glance the show evokes Yves Klein's immersive Le Vide (The Void) 1958 show at Galerie Iris Clert, where Klein went beyond the monochrome canvas by emptying out, whitewashing the gallery and "impregnating" the empty space with his consciousness.
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With a highly permeable rocky core featuring upwards of 20 to 30 percent empty space, cool liquid water can rush in and get warmed by the tidal friction (temperatures at the core can reach as much as 363 Kelvin or 90 degrees Celsius).
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The maneuver would be an exceedingly precise one, accelerating Apollo 83 from its orbital velocity to an unheard of 24,200 miles per hour, a speed that would send the crew barreling across a quarter million miles of empty space to the moon.
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In the early days of e-commerce, retailers would order large numbers of a few sizes of boxes, throw whatever needed to be shipped into one that seemed big enough, and fill all the empty space with bubble wrap and styrofoam peanuts.
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Over my more than twenty hours playing, I experienced two hard crashes, freezes while the game loaded, and texture pop-in so bad that I once wandered through empty space waiting for an ice cavern's environments to load for a full thirty seconds.
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The researchers realized they were on to something after they placed their detectors inside the Queen's chamber of the pyramid and found an unexpectedly large number of muons passing through, suggesting there was a previously unidentified "void," or empty space, above the chamber.
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"Inside a vast, empty space with high brick walls and broken windows, civic and business leaders gathered around the dream of a different economy, perhaps even a "Silicon Prairie" of data centers in our part of the Midwest," he wrote in his memoir.
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Well edited itself, Mr. Jones's intelligent, affecting documentary uses clips to suggest an affinity between Lewton's films and those of Jean Cocteau; the deployment of empty space in Lewton productions is similarly akin to Surrealist paintings in the projection of an uncanny imminence.
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Grouper's music is a constant drift: Even when not much is cutting through the noise your ears are buffeted by a low wash of sound that above all has the effect of making you consider the substance of the empty space around you.
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They said the so-called void was probably empty space designed by the pyramid's architects to lessen the weight on its chambers and prevent them from collapsing, an example of features that were already documented in the construction of the ancient monuments.
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"Too?" she says, crying, laughing, pulling Olivia in as well, so that the three form a kind of solid thing, a weight, a substance, as round as a boulder, which, for the moment, fills in the empty space that was there just before.
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But once the filters were in place, the mantis's brain was fooled into the illusion of a three-dimensional object hovering at just the right "catch range," an inch away, and began striking out into empty space as though at potential prey.
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His intellect, strength, sense of humor and demonstrated love of his family have filled that empty space in my heart for someone who looks like me who could stand as a public model to the country of the best in my community.
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Gary Mar, a former Conservative cabinet minister in Alberta who is now the president of the Petroleum Services Association of Canada, keeps the blinds drawn in his downtown Calgary office to shield his view of swathes of empty space in neighboring buildings.
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Despite the unfavorable conditions for selling beer, the brewery where Martini works decided to stake out the empty space in exchange for preferential vending rights later this year, when the park will host big events like the music festival Rock in Rio.
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The more empty space you've got on your hard drive the better—it gives your OS more room to breathe and more flexibility when it comes to storing files and all the temporary data that goes along with day-to-day use of your system.
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When I walked in, two players were scampering side-to-side in the empty space, while a television monitor showed the action in VR. Both players ran nearly the width of the room to get at the virtual ball they were volleying back and forth.
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It's an empty space with a spherical station in the middle, and when the expedition attacks Holden and the Rocinante, it appears to defy physics, abruptly slowing everyone in the space down — causing enormous casualties amongst the crews — in an attempt to protect itself.
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With her exhibition at Project for Empty Space, Imprison Her Soft Hand, whose title quotes Keats's poem, she takes issue with that commanding voice, teasing out how patriarchal authority insidiously permeates our ideas of femininity and the ways we practically deal with women's bodies.
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The pair, daughter and son-in-law of the president, "were photographed staring stiffly out of a palace window, separated from the world and this dimension by a pane of glass and the empty space where their souls used to be," one user tweeted.
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"Know" pairs Syd's agitated, breathy wail with a slinky, airy vacuum of a synthesizer that slices sharply through the empty space conjured above the drums and chopped-and-screwed backup vocals; the song's fraught vocal tone over the nervous, rushed, descending hook defines controlled hysteria.
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" (Anyons are real, but that's a topic for another post.) Looking to break the awkward silence that followed, I asked Feynman the most disturbing question in physics, then as now: "There's something else I've been thinking a lot about: Why doesn't empty space weigh anything?
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Alce, from New York City's Bronx borough, and Nugent, from Washington, D.C., said they would have paid less for their chips had they known about the empty space or if bags were "proportioned" to their contents, even if the labels showed the correct weights.
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Starting with his back almost to the fence, Khabilov makes sure that he is shooting into as much empty space as possible and that the opponent will not hit the fence prematurely and use it to hold himself up as he fights for grips.
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This is not to "humanize" the monsters, but to show how "humanity" can be a petty, conditional notion, something to be taken away at a moment's notice to create an empty space full of monsters, left behind for those who feel entitled to inherit it.
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Although the collages don't necessarily read in a clear, linear manner, they still tell a story, one of outsider observation, in which the empty space speaks volumes about how we understand what happens in the lives of individuals on the other side of the world.
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It's very difficult to strip a song of instrumentation and create a great big empty space for your emotions to swell and marinate, to sing alongside gentle guitar plucks about cigarettes and death and sex and self-preservation, without sounding incredibly trite or try-hard.
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In 2010 the resort had about 1,000 square feet of empty space that needed filling, so Ms. Vender asked Mr. Melpignano's shirt maker to produce a gauzy long shirtdress, which she called the Camilla, and a billowing cover-up, the Barbara, and opened a shop.
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But what Emily Jenkins and Chris Appelhans's lyrical collaboration is really about is the intoxicating thrill of friendship, and the boundless joy of play: play between improbable friends; play between color and empty space; play between language and meaning; and play between author and illustrator.
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Gateway is solely supported by their commercial studio rentals, which also supports the gallery space and residency program hosted by the privately owned Project For Empty Space, which is also supported by grants and private donations (though they do not receive a large amount of state funding).
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If the duties are imposed, U.S. cattle feeders will import fewer cows due to the increased cost, said Derrell Peel, agricultural economist at Oklahoma State University, a situation that may leave them with empty space in their feed yards or paying more for U.S.-born cattle.
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Though BELLA once held the record for the world's most powerful laser pulse, other labs have since taken its place, with ambitious goals like "breaking the vacuum," or squeezing enough energy into a region to generate particles out of empty space, something that's never been done before.
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Young, Gifted and Black resonates because the expanses of empty space written into the proto-neosoul arrangements give her voice room to fill; it's as if the need to live up to the cultural history implied by the album's musical synthesis inspired her wildest recorded vocal performance.
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In his brief, elliptical preface to the book, Louis suggests that if he had written this story as a play, it would begin with a father and son standing a few feet apart in "a vast empty space"—an open field, say, or an abandoned factory.
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As a spin-off from the prestigious Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Ciruits IIS, it uses its own technology which allows its visitors to experience virtual reality in groups of up to 20 people and move around in an empty space of 10x20m, all just wearing VR goggles.
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Cann doesn't think telepresence bots fill the same need as a fully virtual meeting, because it only really works if most of your discussion buddies are in the same place (otherwise you'd presumably just have a bunch of telepresence bots awkwardly rolling around an empty space).
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In addition, it is starting to receive information from cars that have ultrasonic sensors; as they pass an empty space, that information is relayed to the cloud and aggregated to generate parking patterns — which may already be known to residents in densely populated areas like Manhattan.
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The congregants that night were mostly expats (students, embassy staff and the employees of various multinational corporations), but there was a small group of Egyptian Jews at the front of the hall and one could feel the presence of their forbearers in the empty space above us.
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The works have a certain feeling of sculptor Richard Serra's metal pieces in terms of their shape and volume, however, on closer inspection the sculpted wood reveals a warm surface that almost melts under its own deceiving weightlessness — the empty space is still a heavy solid.
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What so puzzles and enchants is that this is theoretically conventional rock band music — assembled with spareness, using the minimal ingredients of guitar, drums, and so on, played at mostly brisk tempos — that, thanks to Yanya's ear for where to incorporate empty space, plays like immersive soundscape.
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Nonas's monumental installation, "Single Artificer" (2016), part of the exhibition The Man in the Empty Space, sprawls across the floor of the museum's Building 5, consisting of railroad ties arranged in a bending curve, filling the long gallery with what appears to be a segment of a railroad line.
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The song's lyrics may address an unnamed absent lover, but for fans fluent in Robyn's favorite lyrical motifs, "this empty space you left behind" translates to the two-way void that's opened up between the singer and her fans since Body Talk catapulted her into the broader cultural consciousness.
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It could give them their fair share of profits made on their land, and above all it should drop "discovery": the obnoxious notion that a white man, merely by sailing past a river mouth, could legally claim ownership of an empty space, as if it had no human inhabitants.
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If you combine the number of NEOs spotted by the satellite with the ones identified by ground-based telescopes, a total of 14,246 NEOs had been detected as of this week So now that you know Earth isn't sitting out in empty space, you may have some questions.
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The new integration is made possible from data provided by Ito World, which provides information on where to find a bike sharing station, how many bikes are there, and whether or not there's an empty space waiting for you to dock your bike when you arrive at your destination.
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I spoke to a World Food Program (WFP) representative about this in November and was told the WFP had attached pallets to parachutes and had airdropped them to Deir Ezzor 153 times, but that other areas in Syria didn't have the empty space to do these airdrops safely.
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The work's studied neutrality, partly down to its color scheme, but mostly because of its careful balance of satire and empathy, creates an empty space in which viewers can, to an unusual degree, hear their own thoughts and notice, maybe for the first time, just how peculiar they sound.
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"We tend to ignore the atmosphere and just think that the plane is flying through empty space, but of course, it's not," said Paul D. Williams, a professor in the Department of Meteorology at the University of Reading in Britain who studies climate change and its effect on aviation.
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An empty space is left in a display after the wax figures of Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, were removed from the spot next to Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, and Prince William and Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, at Madame Tussauds in London, Jan 9.
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By making meticulous measurements of muons—elementary particles that rain down on Earth from deep space and are capable of traveling through solid objects—researchers were able to characterize the densities within the pyramid, revealing the presence of an empty space that measures at least 270 feet (221 meters) in length.
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"That's just a deep route, a deep out," Hill said after the game of the route that looked as if it was headed to the right before he made the nasty cut to the left that sent a defensive back twisting around and put Hill into so much empty space.
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In doing so, we've revolutionized what we know about comets, showing that these celestial objects are not hard balls of rock and ice, but dusty, porous objects that are actually 70 percent empty space; and that they really do date back to the beginning of the Solar System, forming, essentially, from planetary leftovers.
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In order to dramatize such internal disarray, Heti paints a Cubist portrait of herself from shards of memory, taped conversations, lists and dialogue, while Cusk removes her narrator from direct scrutiny altogether, allowing her to take shape as a curiously empty space formed by the currents of talk that swirl around her.
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Avish Khebrezadeh's touching painting "Edgar + Theater III" (2010), which features an animation projected onto the canvas, presents the social realm as a theater without an audience, so that the concreteness of human relations become inaudible and, in turn, the realm of the social remains an empty space that is neither public nor private.
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Either way, something you've been building is finally wrapping up, and considering the eclipses and Mercury retrograde, you'd be wise to keep the empty space in your calendar empty should unexpected tasks and responsibilities fall on your lap (and they probably will—both the eclipses and Mercury retrograde are famous for surprises!).
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He closed his eyes and willed it to land at J.F.K. He imagined the hard body of the plane pushing downward through the thick mass of clouds, emerging in a clean empty space between sky and ground, and then sliding down in one bold, determined movement until its wheels touched the runway.
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The short videos tend to feature the same soundtrack, which starts with what sounds like a military commander saying "Let&aposs move out," which is when the video creator or user typically throws a Christmas ornament into a room or empty space — making the ornament seem as if it&aposs an imaginary grenade.
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He often seems to be working directly from the O'Neal playbook: an almost laughably devastating first step for a man of his size, a drive and head fake that melts into a soft turnaround jumper, precise spins that never sacrifice his center of gravity and frequently leave a defender bodying up against empty space.
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"We had a fantastic stand-in for Princess Leia who looked at all the footage and tried to learn the lines and represent Carrie as best as possible so that if you're acting against her you're not just looking at an empty space, you're looking at a human being who's delivering the line," said Guyett.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "When you're in it, you can't really see the full picture," says the Los Angeles-born Delano Dunn, who is capping off a year-long artist-in-residence program at New Jersey's crowning contemporary art jewel, Project For Empty Space (PES), with the stellar, maddeningly layered exhibition, Dreams of Fire & Starshine.
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But to the Department of Defense, it has a more precise and chilling meaning: namely the need to identify and track the untold hundreds of thousands of objects inhabiting the not-so-empty space around our planet – space junk, missile tests, dead rocket parts, foreign satellites of unknown intent and uncharted asteroids coming in for the kill.
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Ida was about a young nun who leaves her life at the cloister and discovers just how small the borders of her life have been, and the tighter framing and austere coloration served the film well, along with Pawlikowski's predilection for positioning his subjects in the bottom of the frame, leaving lots of empty space above their heads.
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Step One: Get Out of Your HeadJust as I often wonder what it'd be like to walk through my apartment without stepping on a roommate or a girlfriend, once you live alone, you might spend much of your downtime daydreaming about what the next stage of your life will be—filling that empty space with a spouse, kids, and maybe a heavyset Frenchie.
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There's a good reason for this (most satellites are no larger than a car and would be very hard to see across thousands of miles of empty space, and the brightness of the Earth makes it difficult to see stars), but Flat Earthers and their ilk have never been a group to let a little science get in their way.
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It's hard to generate laugh after laugh when you're not working in the realm of character, and the characters on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt remain consistently funny because their antics and reactions, no matter how outlandish, remain, somehow, believable: because they represent some internal consistency, and come from a character's personality, rather than a writer's need to fill an empty space.
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That is, to get that big body up and down the floor in transition faster than an opponent, to move it from side to side and keep it between a scorer and the basket, to use it as an impediment to free his teammates for open shots, and to slide it into empty space and make himself available for easy buckets.
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Pennacchio was always on the move, never in one place for any large amount of time, and Dekkers repeatedly sent his whistling round kicks into the empty space where the savate master had just been: A short discussion on this Reddit post highlights the potential of mixing Muay Thai's powerful kicks and checks with Savate's footwork, pinpoint side kicks and oblique kicks.
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In truth, what developers are doing is adding volume — the void is just empty space — to raise the height of a building and create more apartments on higher floors, with cinematic views, similar to the $238 million Central Park South penthouse recently purchased by the hedge fund manager Kenneth Griffin, which became the most expensive home in the United States this week.
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The Lamb shift, named for the American physicist Willis Lamb, who first attempted to measure it in 1947, reveals the proton's radius in the following way: When an electron orbits the proton in the 2S state, it spends part of its time inside the proton (which is a constellation of elementary particles called quarks and gluons, with a lot of empty space).
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That Carlson lacks the authority or experience to confidently analyze what Nora Ephron did and didn't do as a filmmaker of romantic comedies — and fills the empty space with blog-post-like extras about what the director wore on the set — is the main reason this reader of neck-fretting age is not having what the impressionable author and her underanalyzed pop-culture project is having.
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Just a few blocks away from the Quicken Loans Arena where the Republican National Convention is taking place, past the barricaded streets being guarded by police officers, beyond the Secret Service checkpoint, down the escalator of the Cleveland Convention Center, deep in the belly of the building, you'll find a nondescript set of cubicles and a snack table set off to the side of a vast empty space.
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Empire Divided sounds like it's trying to imbue its campaign map with a little more strategic life, so that it's not just a vast empty space that armies have to traverse like the original map was in Rome II. "Banditry" crops up in areas with weak infrastructure and security forces, providing a drag on things like income and food supply, which can both trigger famines as well as trigger special events.
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They are thoughts that morph and meld, but never let you be: I am glad that you are dead, I am glad that you are dead, I am glad that you are glad that you are I am glad that you are I am dead that I am dead glad that you are dead glad that you are dead are you dead I am dead She crams some stanzas into the jagged, narrow, negative space left by her brother in those family photographs, and formats others to preserve the empty space.
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