Hebei, the province that encircles Beijing, ranked among the worst.
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Google's campus encircles a parking garage in Cambridge, near MIT's campus.
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The way it encircles your finger and reminds you of your commitment.
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As they rehearse, the audience encircles them, observing their conversations and experiments.
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The park's boundary encircles one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet.
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That could involve more development on the "green belt" land that encircles cities.
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He lives a simple, abstemious existence, the orbit of which encircles his church.
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But they do plan to march through the small town that encircles campus.
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Pretty, charming voice, with rapid divisions it entices you, encircles you, even touches you.
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Outdoor space: Wrought-iron fencing encircles the property and incorporates an electric driveway gate.
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The tiny life preserver that encircles this thermometer may save your custard or your hollandaise.
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She soon finds herself back in Dothraki territory as a foreign khalasar encircles her. Welp.
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Her support encircles big cities, often in villages and suburbs as yet untouched by immigration.
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And then, the black edging of the dark side encircles her bliss like a noose.
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Johnson's piano eventually takes the lead, slipping and sliding until it encircles every other sound.
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Suddenly her legs stiffen, bark encircles her body and she turns into a laurel tree.
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This encircles the majority of settlers, who live mostly in towns close to Israel's main cities.
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The soldiers again dismount, fanning out into the dense vegetation that encircles about half the village.
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In this photo, you can also make out the hexagonal storm that encircles Saturn's north pole.
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The water that almost encircles the fantastically fertile, sandy-loam soil made it a natural prison camp.
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The Great Astrolabe Reef encircles the isle and an on-site dive center will equip undersea explorers.
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The central state of Mexico, which encircles much of Mexico City, had the highest murder rate last year.
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NASA/JHUAPL/SwRI The photo above shows the Serenity Chasma, part of a belt that encircles Charon's equator.
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PLENTY of Londoners secretly suspect that beyond the M25 motorway that encircles the capital, nothing very much happens.
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The project will redevelop the rail corridor that encircles the city and is expected be completed in 2030.
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The ring encircles a strange world called Haumea, a dwarf planet that's shaped a bit like a squashed egg.
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When Mr. Tomassi began driving, the city extended only a few tendrils toward the ring road that encircles it.
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You can walk on a skyway that encircles a 115-foot-tall "mountain" with the world's tallest indoor waterfall.
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The name comes from the Latin word corona, meaning crown, because of the spiky fringe that encircles these viruses.
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Mr. Nolan is softly debonair and he has a tender tenor that nicely encircles Ms. McGinnis's voice in their duets.
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Boldest would be to allow more building on the "green belt" land that encircles cities (and often isn't very green).
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Japan is situated on the "Ring of Fire" arc of volcanoes and oceanic trenches that partly encircles the Pacific Basin.
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I wasn't looking for directions to a muddy field on the outskirts of that big highway that encircles London, though.
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The gold medal features Trump's face and a promise to "Make America Great Again" (which encircles an American flag, of course).
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A few steps away, the 14th-century Santa Chiara cloister encircles a citrus garden ornamented with majolica-tiled columns and benches.
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This part of the storm, which encircles the calm eye, contains the strongest winds, which may gust above 200 miles per hour.
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The forest encircles the Northern Hemisphere in a band near and just below the Arctic Circle, through Alaska, Canada, Scandinavia and Russia.
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The track, a mile-long oval, encircles a pond and some idyllic greenery, a fabricated Eden surrounded by a grimly fallen world.
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And today's word is eyewall: It's a band of clouds that encircles the calm center of the storm, known as the eye.
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It encircles an improved user interface — clearly based on BMW's iDrive — that uses both a knob and a touch screen for simplicity.
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Much of the water encircles the town, with residents using their boats to feed livestock and get medicine and groceries, the Times reported.
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The whale is seen in aerial video surfacing and diving below the water, as a whale rescue safari crew encircles the giant mammal.
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WeShare has a coverage area that includes the Berlin city centre and a little bit beyond the Ringbahn train line that encircles it.
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Roads into the city are lined with warning signs alerting travelers to booby traps and unexploded ordnance that encircles much of the city.
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Instead of congealing everything into a single ball of sound, they expand and open up the music so that it encircles the listener.
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Like the water around them, interest encircles them, perhaps because, unlike many continent-affixed places, their borders are definite, affording a genuine escape.
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A crenelated wall of books encircles my bed, its tottering towers looming ever taller, always on the verge of collapsing onto oblivious sleepers.
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The 27th District, which encircles the Democratic stronghold of Buffalo, consists of upscale exurbs, lakeshore communities and farmland with more cows than people.
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People enjoy the easy rhythm of the island, the endless blue sea that encircles it, and the camaraderie between the expats and the locals.
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This is because of the role played in the monsoon by the "intertropical convergence zone" (ITCZ) which encircles the world close to the equator.
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Using numerical models, Airapetian then showed that solar superflares would be strong enough to dramatically compress Earth's magnetosphere, the magnetic shield that encircles our planet.
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New Zealand lies in the seismically active "Ring of Fire", a 40,000 km arc of volcanoes and oceanic trenches that partly encircles the Pacific Ocean.
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GLOW encircles this tangle, reminding us that neither woman is willing to abandon the other, but illuminating reconciliation as a wretched, and sometimes impossible trudge.
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Palestinian health officials say that more than 2,700 protestors were injured and 62 killed by Israeli soldiers ordered to defend the fence that encircles Gaza.
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There is no room service, but Sam's Social Club is just a quick stroll on the new pea gravel path that nearly encircles the property.
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In the past month alone, at least 36 Madaya residents have died from starvation, or in attempts to run the blockade that encircles the town.
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About $2000,000 in bills spilled out and were carried away by the wind over a section of Interstate 285, which encircles Atlanta, the police said.
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That lies with Pecresse, who controls the Ile de France region that encircles Paris and is prime commuter-belt territory for some 10 million people.
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A chain-link fence topped with razor wire now encircles what the hospital once known as State Lunatic Asylum No. 2 has become: a prison. ♦
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"If someone kills someone in front of you, there is nothing you can do," says Mr Fradjala of the crowded new camp that encircles the UN base.
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The Capital Beltway that encircles Washington and its near suburbs is more than just a metaphor for the alleged insularity of the people who live within it.
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A six-foot cinder-block wall topped with clay tiles encircles the property, which has a cobblestone driveway leading to the 6,750-square-foot, two-story house.
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Ultima is formally classified as a "Kuiper Belt Object," which is a ring of icy worlds that encircles the solar system beyond the last major planet, Neptune.
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Ecatepec is a violent part of the State of Mexico, which encircles the country's capital city almost fully and provides a home to many people who work there.
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But at night, it retires the helicopter and medics switch to ground-response cars, on call for immediate dispatch anywhere inside the M33—the highway that encircles London.
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Besides pulling down the statue of George III, patriots also knocked the ornamental finials from the posts of a wrought-iron fence that still encircles the Bowling Green.
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My patience was tested beyond repair, I am afraid, by the nimbus of nonsense—so dense that even Bardem cannot dispel it—that encircles the figure of the poet.
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These chaotic maelstroms of colliding atmospheric forces continue to defy firm explanation, as does the enormous hurricane that encircles the planet, sculpted by the complex effects of super-rotation.
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The quarantine encircles 16 million people in the northern region of Lombardy and 14 neighboring provinces, including the country's financial and cultural capital Milan and tourist destinations like Venice.
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Chris Ofili's somber Games People Play is quite different than photographer Viviane Sassen's work that catches athletes in mid-air and encircles parts of the photo with vibrant colors.
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A red-painted boundary wall encircles the new camp at Goalpara, and green fields and mountains are visible beyond two watchtowers and quarters for security forces built behind it.
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David Shrigley's humorous piece features a drawing of a skinny, naked figure shuffling around the space moaning and groaning as he encircles the audience, occasionally pausing to look their way.
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The low wall that encircles the plaza is notched to offer framed views of the sun on key days, and a standing sundial allows visitors to see the Sun's movement.
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Seghizzi designed its immense brick ring wall, built to defend the wealthy city-state; it still encircles the city center, where about 8,800 of Lucca's more than 90,583 residents live.
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Earthquakes are common in Japan, one of the world's most seismically active areas, situated on the "Ring of Fire" arc of volcanoes and oceanic trenches that partly encircles the Pacific Ocean.
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The recording is mildly disorienting but gratifying as it encircles visitors — I only wish it was given a single large room, like the Tanks galleries at the Tate Modern in London.
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The Philippines' most sweeping demand is for the tribunal to reject China's claim to sovereignty over waters within a "nine-dash line" that encircles almost all of the South China Sea.
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In the interests of better visibility, teams were told last month they could fix mirrors to the halo head protection device that encircles the cockpit and that became mandatory this season.
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Beside glorious vineyards and lush countryside on the Greek island of Evia, a barbed wire fence encircles a dusty, barren former military encampment where 1,000 Syrian refugees are housed in metal containers.
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Except for the trill of a few blackbirds, a stunning silence encircles the church, its facade of alternating lavender marble and straw-colored onyx fusing into a bright white in the sun.
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Residents told VICE News last week that in the past month alone, 31 Madaya residents have died from starvation, or in attempts to run the Hezbollah-manned blockade that encircles the town.
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In Norse mythology, the serpent grows so large that it encircles the Earth to grasp its own tail in its mouth, and McNett's work seems to follow a similar cycle of endless growth.
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Karma may be better explored by asking some simple questions: Many times more expansive than should be pondered here, the concept of karma encircles the mysteries of life, generational inheritance, and much more.
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This "belt" of ice, asteroids, comets, and dwarf planets encircles the solar system starting at Neptune's orbit, and it remains one of the most mysterious and under-explored regions of the solar system.
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The campus, which was designed with the help of consultants from Disney, is arranged as an ersatz town that encircles a central plaza, with shops and restaurants and offices along a main street.
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Up a metal-and-wood staircase, which encircles a tree suspended in a glass box, are three bedrooms, each with wood floors and an en suite tiled bath with shower, Mr. Alayof said.
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Outdoor space: Robert Murase, a Seattle-based landscape architect who died in 2005, designed the half-acre property with Japanese maples, bamboo, sculpture, water features, lighting and a path that encircles the yard.
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A U-shaped counter encircles the space, with stations for coffee and pastries; yogurt; prepared food to go, including gyros from vertical spits; cheeses; charcuterie; smoked fish; and some sashimi-style fish preparations.
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Periods of increased abuse, terror, and incarceration throughout American history highlight the ways in which white supremacy marks and encircles, controls and contains people of color through structural racism in uneven and complex ways.
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He is the nation's heavenly protector: a rainbow arcs at his feet and encircles the goddess Athena, who thrusts her shield of stars and stripes at the president and vice president of the Confederacy.
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A final naval mission involves denying American warships risk-free access to seas within the "first island chain", the archipelago that encircles China's coastline, comprising Japan and its southern islands, Taiwan and the Philippines.
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There are locally sourced mementos: A paper laurel wreath from a 1931 Swiss sports competition encircles an upper corner of an oil-painted canvas depicting a steamboat on Lake Thun in the Bernese Oberland.
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The South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the avalanche hit at an altitude of 10,20143 feet before noon on Friday along the popular Annapurna circuit trekking route, which encircles Mount Annapurna in Nepal.
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" And the first part of the story, in which Moana's anxious, protective father tries to keep his daughter from venturing beyond the reef that encircles their island, is a ringing echo of "Finding Nemo.
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To get a sense of the ecological challenges facing the Everglades, drive along the top of the levee that encircles the Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge, a teardrop-shaped enclave on the swamp's northeastern boundary.
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In a gouache and ink painting made in the eighties, she encircles the names of writers and artists she admires in bubbles rising against a loose grid of color, like a cultural solar system.
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"Like many black holes, it's feeding on a nearby star, pulling gas away from the star and forming a disk of material that encircles the black hole and spirals towards it under gravity," he said.
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Earth's atmosphere absorbs a lot of the wavelengths that are needed to detect oxygen, so it can be tricky for ground telescopes to pinpoint the element through the veil of gas that encircles the planet.
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Gazing through the rusted chain link fence that encircles the sprawling, abandoned factory, where he notes with precision that he worked for "32 and a half years," he says he's still skeptical of both side's promises.
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The concertina wire that encircles the walls gives the compound a cagelike feeling, but the barriers are meant to keep intruders from getting in as much as they are intended to keep inmates from getting out.
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The setup encircles the player's waist, keeping them upright no matter what's going on in virtual space, while the special shoes and a slick plastic pad, both laden with sensors, help translate your perambulation into virtual action.
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A recent analysis by Dr. Tedesco and a colleague showed that a rare combination of atmospheric conditions, related to instability of the polar jet stream that encircles Earth at high northern latitudes, led to this summer's melting.
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Named after Russian rocket scientist Sergey Korolev, this incredible crater is located in the northern lowlands of Mars and just south of Olympia Undae—a large patch of dune-filled terrain that encircles the planet's northern polar cap.
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While Mr. Jammeh is credited by his supporters for building the infrastructure that does exist, the country is far behind some of its neighbors, including Senegal, which encircles Gambia on three sides, like a Pac-Man of land.
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With so many drivers on the road, perhaps it's not surprising that late last year, a study published by the National Highway Traffic Association found that the highway that encircles Atlanta, I-21.8, was the deadliest in the country.
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Inside the wire fence that encircles the site are soccer fields, a giant air-conditioned tent that serves as a dining hall, and trailers set up for use as classrooms and as places where children can call their families.
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Fortunately, a group led by geophysicists Sean Gulick and Joanna Morgan were able to procure $10 million in funds last year, enough to bankroll a two-month expedition to drill deep into the crater's "peak ring," which encircles the impact site.
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Indonesia's "exclusive economic zone" overlaps with China's nine-dash line, which encircles up to 90 percent of the South China Sea, but Indonesia does not claim sovereignty over any part of the sea and was not a party to the ruling.
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Over the weekend, Yaxana evidently decided to up her music video game by doing a shoot right smack in the middle of the incredibly busy Moscow Ring Road, the perpetually traffic-clogged 10-lane divided highway that encircles the Russian capital.
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That's the only way I can justify the series' eternal reliance on setting one narrative trap after another that eternally encircles John within Sherlock's story, and prefigures all the series' minor players as willful, oblivious extensions of Sherlock's mind games.
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Despite single-digit temperatures and wind chills well below zero, around 3,000 fans wound up lining the street that encircles First Energy Stadium where the Browns play football and where the Browns have only won three times in the last three seasons.
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The main issue before the panel was the legality of China's claim to waters within a "nine-dash line" that appears on official Chinese maps and encircles as much as 90 percent of the South China Sea, an area the size of Mexico.
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Most signs of the landmark property's sophisticated pedigree have been replaced by state-of-the-art luxuries, but one original feature that was preserved is the beautiful seven-story central staircase that now encircles a mesmerizing cascade of Murano-glass pendant lamps.
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In particular, Mr. Roediger said that in exchange for being able to extend the 17th and 18th holes, the company would rehabilitate a long asphalt path that encircles the waterfront, along with two cascading stone staircases that run down to the water.
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The property boasts over 10,000 square feet and includes seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a motor court that encircles a large fountain, a children's playground, lighted tennis courts with basketball hoops, a lap-length swimming pool and two large guests houses, according to previous reports.
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Within the past year a number of observations have peered more closely at these systems, providing details that suggest the accretion disk — that swirl of hot matter that encircles the black hole and gives these objects their dazzling luminosity — appears to flicker on and off.
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The decaying, three-story cement fortress sits among weeds in the wooded, hilly outskirts of Dongducheon, a Korean city of 96,000 that encircles Camp Casey, the closest U.S. military base to North Korea and home to key elements of the U.S. Army's 2nd Infantry Division.
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In DC, a spindly iron fence encircles the statue and its plinth, which, on a mound of turf, is surrounded by outward-pointing cannons, emphasizing its isolation; in New Orleans, we get a stalker's-eye view of the distant figure from behind an ornate gatepost.
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The film resolves in an act of imaginative fellatio, as a bundle of asparagus metamorphoses into cascading water, metal filings, and multicolored pills under the manipulation of the protagonist's mouth; it's a stunning illustration of the haptic sensitivity which encircles acts of both creative and sexual realization.
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In June 1966 he led a small group of marchers who, over four days, walked the entire length of the recently completed Washington Beltway, the 64-mile-long highway that encircles the city, to call attention to the problem of suburban landlords who would not rent to black people.
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In their essay, "Encircles Everything: A Transformative History of Native Women Arts," Janet Catherine Berlo, Professor of Art History at the University of Rochester and Ruth B. Phillips, Professor of Art History at Carleton University in Ottawa, recall Abe and Amy Cohn as major players in the colonization of Washoe baskets.
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"It may seem out of this world to anybody recently landed within the M25 (the highway that encircles London and its surrounding counties) that the price of accommodating one car is almost the average price of a house across the United Kingdom," a London-based buying agent, Henry Pryor, told CNBC in a phone interview.
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To separate the annexed land from the islands it encircles, 1,200 miles of new barriers would be required, along with hundreds of security gates that would allow controlled Palestinian movement from one enclave to another or from their enclaves to land of theirs in Area C (where 75 percent of the land is owned by Palestinians).
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