On each pass, this light also filters through the planet's atmosphere.
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This type of spontaneous enthusiasm filters through the music of Weaves.
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Emotion filters through like so much sunlight against a drawn curtain.
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A pleasant light, both dusky and hourless, filters through stained-glass windows.
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A GOLDEN late-summer light filters through the windows of the Café Landtmann.
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Hang it from a tree, and the water simply filters through the bottom.
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The stench of fire and death filters through a sewer grate directly above us.
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A healthy amount of natural light filters through the building's wide, transparent front windows.
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The tightly packed bamboo grove is especially beautiful when the sun filters through the stalks.
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I don't want to look, but it filters through and it's cringeworthy, like: What happened now?
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A soundtrack of drilling and hammering filters through the streets, where enterprises includemetalworking, furniture design and glassblowing.
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The Polaroid, for instance, lets you apply settings and filters through a smartphone app and a Bluetooth connection.
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The cold light filters through and turns the wall into something that resembles an old IBM punch card.
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Then this alluring theme starts, and a hint of what could be a Bach chorale prelude filters through.
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The economy overall is bad and many industries are facing overcapacity issues, which filters through and impacts all industries.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)Daylight filters through a large gap at the back of an abandoned cinema in central Beirut.
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"A more sustained impact would be if the uncertainty considerably filters through to inflation and growth," the note projected.
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Higher rates means less homebuilding, which filters through to the rest of the economy and keeps broad price increases low.
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"The biggest impact was the drop in equity markets and how that filters through other markets as well," added Brown.
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Analysts expect the economy could shrink in the fourth quarter as the effect of the sales tax hike filters through.
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Will our perception shift, taking into consideration the filters through which we perceive cultures that may not be our own?
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She described her shop as a social network come to life, where all the talk of the town filters through.
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The experience can be quite transcendental, as the different layers shift in and out of focus and the light filters through.
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But analysts expect the economy could shrink in the fourth quarter as the effect of the sales tax hike filters through.
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That's how Kind Healthy Snacks founder (and "Shark Tank" guest judge) Daniel Lubetzky filters through startups when he's looking to invest.
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And astronomers might be able to study the gases around the planet by seeing how the star's light filters through the atmosphere.
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This, however, requires us to catch starlight as it bounces off or filters through the planet's atmosphere—an extraordinarily difficult thing to do.
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Ordinary solar panels, designed to be used in the open, are not effective at caching the dappled light that filters through the canopy.
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Barefoot, shirtless, black, they sit on benches in a spare white space that could be a steam room, while ambient music filters through.
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"For now, we would like to scrutinize how the policy effect of our 0.1 percent negative rate policy filters through the economy," Kuroda said.
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A lot of music drops into our inboxes each day, and filters through the world at large, but Suzi Wu made me pay attention.
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Sunlight filters through street-level windows at the Delancey Street entrance and via the wide, open staircase that spills down from the Essex Market.
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"They may put off investment decisions … they spend less, and then that filters through to lower GDP," said Jeremy Couchman, senior economist at Kiwibank.
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For many institutions, the digital revolution has required a complete rethinking of the museum model and a new digital mindset that filters through the entire operation.
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Light filters through the installation's outer plastic membrane and visitors are showered in the various colours; an intense experience which ensues perceptual wonder and body awareness.
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Weiner's Twitter thread is a who's who of people with birth names that throw algorithmic obscenity filters through a loop, but the problem is hardly new.
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"The spirit of the 1920s, '70s and '80s filters through most of our designs; sometimes it's in the silhouettes, sometimes it's just a feeling," says Koochek.
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Any volume that filters through to the syndicated loan market will add to the US$4.26bn in capex loans already raised in the first half of 2019.
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The market will stage a big comeback in the second half of the year as the benefit of lower interest rates filters through the economy, Tranhan predicted.
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The only dead giveaway that anything about the room has changed is where light filters through the part of the scrim that extends beyond the central doorway.
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Gas production has been down year on year by an increasingly large percentage since March as the effect of low prices and a reduction in drilling filters through.
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Because he doesn't like using electricity to write, he will write from the untethered farmhouse during daytime hours when natural light filters through a 40-pane glass window.
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With the new display, you can limit the amount of blue light that filters through, which can help prevent eyestrain and sleep disruptions if you're reading at night.
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Sunlight filters through and around thousands of bottles of shampoo, soap, gel, lotion and conditioner made by companies around the world, all stacked on floor-to-ceiling shelves.
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The background light filters through the gas and gets bumped up to higher energies through collisions with the hot particles, leading to a subtly higher observed temperature between galaxies.
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So we do know that there are some thoughts inside the company about censorship, but what we don&apost really know is, you know, practically how this filters through.
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And in order to figure out what's in an exoplanet's atmosphere, researchers need to observe light from the star as it filters through the "outer edges" of the world.
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It's like the sunset we have: LA has one of most vivid and wild sunsets like nowhere else, but that's because of the way the light filters through the smog.
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The two thirds of Zimbabweans who live in the countryside largely rely on state media that are tightly controlled by Mugabe's ZANU-PF party, but the news still filters through.
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Drilling prices will likely keep rising in the next few months as the lagged effect of past increases in the rig count filters through and rigs continue to be added.
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Much black market weaponry filters through Odessa, which has also served as a key transit point for arms heading from Russia to Transnistria, the unrecognized, breakaway enclave in eastern Moldova.
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Stanford University: 92.6 — Stanford's Graduate School of Business is one of the most prestigious institutions in America, and that prestige filters through to all of the university's business and management degrees.
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"We expect a pickup in global growth in the next six to 12 months, as policy stimulus gradually filters through to the real economy," BlackRock analysts wrote in their weekly note.
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The company filters through thousands of hotels from sources, then leverages machine learning algorithms to narrow those down to the top options, based on factors like price, location, quality and overall value.
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Central Park is a pastoral autumn scene, all reds and yellows, and as you swing through the city the warm light of sundown filters through the spindly branches of half-naked trees.
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Use your powers for good, and change the filters through which the people around you see the world so that we might all come together to paint, draw, film, and dance for life.
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And if you think this is just Facebook copying Snapchat's filters…well, you're right, but remember that Snapchat originally bought its dog face and flower crown filters through the acquisition of startup Seene.
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At the end, a wisp of Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land" filters through — a glimpse, Mr. Rzewski doubtless intends, of what might be possible if we did wake up, and stayed woke.
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A Bytedance representative tells The Verge that TikTok makes use of the company's AI technologies in various ways, from facial recognition for the filters through to the recommendation engine in the For You feed.
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"If we can distribute 100 of thousands of filters through a local business in North Africa, it will significantly reduce water-related illnesses," he said an interview with CNBC leading up to the trip.
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Back-to-back rate cuts in June and July by Australia's central bank may also boost consumer sentiment as the easing filters through, and will likely also get a lift from recently passed tax cuts.
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Little illumination filters through the carved wooden walls that dominate the set, and a blanket of smoke often shrouds the stage like a thick fog, as if to hide the iniquity so vividly on display.
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As water filters through the porous rock, it tends to decompose and drift away, leaving "extensive underground voids" in its wake—peppering the state with swaths of land that could open up at any moment.
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Angels in rows like reeds still sing the flighthigh in a brownstone gifted with Americanclarity: sun filters through glass saints, strews roses on the nave, and tells of lightforever, as from fields, not cramped backyards.
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The settlement also requires the city maintain at least two centers where residents can pick up free bottled water and tap water filters through September, and longer if city water testing still shows too much contamination.
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It's difficult to see their vision in this darkness, where scant light filters through blocked windows, where the flashlight uncovers decaying furniture, and where no light is necessary to discover the all-encompassing raw sewage stench.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The second U.S. shale oil drilling boom has started to cool as a decline in oil prices since the end of the third quarter of 22020 filters through to lower well boring and completion rates.
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I'm told that grinding is a precise science in espresso making, since the grounds need to be fine enough for pressure to build as the water filters through, but not so fine that they stop water flow.
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And doing dumb shit like gazing at each other under the sheets as the sunlight filters through a la that scene in Baz Luhrman's Romeo + Juliet seems like a totally acceptable way to spend 20 minutes in the morning?
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In another building, identified as being in the Medawar area, light filters through the dust to illuminate a rubble-strewn sitting room and reflects distantly off the auburn hair of a woman leaning against a cinderblock wall in the background.
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Instagram will debut new filters through partnerships with Kylie Jenner, BuzzFeed, Ariana Grande, the NBA, Vogue, and others so you can try on Kylie Cosmetics lipsticks through a face filter or add floating effects to your background through a world lens.
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H: And I'm curious to hear about how this filters through your curatorial framework for the International, wherein you traveled with curators to destinations that neither of you have been to before during the research phase of planning the biennial.
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Once the system goes live, which the report says will happen today, entering hostile comments should result in them just disappearing (though it'll still show up for the original poster, to keep them from trying to override the filters through repeat attempts).
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We'd observe the Sabbath, but still discuss last night's episode of The OC. Despite my relatively-liberal religious upbringing (at least compared to many other Orthodox Jews), there were still limitations and filters through which we learned about the world around us.
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The data from all the food computers on the network is then aggregated in an open database and a special machine learning algorithm filters through this data to create "climate recipes" for growing plants optimized for phenotypic traits—such as color and size—or input variables like energy or chemical use.
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The future of Instagram face filters is glossy, metallic, and surreal Ashley Carman talks to the creators making Instagram filters through a new developer program: Beauty3000 comes from Johanna Jaskowska, a designer who participates in an Instagram beta program that allows people to create custom face filters and spread them to their followers.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has famously promoted his views and bypassed traditional media filters through regular use of social media.
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The tanoak has a unique internal leaf structure that enables it to make effective use of the light that filters through the canopy.
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Harmonic Disorder review. Down Beat March 09: page 74. Print. In a review for JazzTimes Mike Shanley says "Shipp again has shown his vast command of his instrument’s history, which he filters through his sharp perspective."Shanley, Mike.
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At times of heavy precipitation a small lake forms in Ledine, from which water filters through the gravel to rise again at Zelenci, a marshy wetland with an extraordinarily rich ecosystem, regarded as the permanent source of the Sava Dolinka River.
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The right panel depicts the resurrected Lord with Mary Magdalene. There are stained glass panels on top of all the doors of the Cathedral. Sunlight filters through these shining examples of medieval art, leaving the entire Cathedral bathed in rich, warm hues.
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Perhaps, the meaning in this poem rests entirely within its verbs, the "energy" the poem conveys its merit, within its "chaos of aimless and bewildering multiplicity". This energy filters through and is reflected by the reader, with whom the task of interpreting the poem's imagistic action lies.
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It has a virtual limit towards the west with the Presbytery for the difference in level. Once inside the Cathedral, there is a sensation of being diminutive, given the spaciousness of the Central Nave. In addition, the little light that filters through the stained glass windows provides an environment for meditation and reflection.
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Popova filters through the large amounts of content she reads each day through a detailed selection process. When choosing content for Brain Pickings, she asks herself three things: When choosing material to publish on Brain Pickings, she aims to "share content that is meaningful. Often, it’s timeless." Popova also seeks out content that has narrative.
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In other words, people build a series of mental "filters" through biological and cultural influences. They then use these filters to make sense of the world. The choices they then make are influenced by their creation of a frame. Framing is also a key component of sociology, the study of social interaction among humans.
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Clear Lake is a mountain lake 86 mi (138 km) northeast of Eugene, Oregon, United States in Linn County. It has two main bodies connected by a bottleneck. The lake is primarily fed by snow runoff from nearby Mount Washington and the surrounding areas. The runoff filters through caverns for more than 20 years before emptying into Clear Lake.
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Filtrate is the waste that has been discharge in vacuum ceramic filters through the waste stream. During cake washing, a wash liquid is sprayed on the cake solids to remove impurities or additional filtrate. The filtrate goes into filtrate tank and is drained through a discharge system. However, the filtrate is recyclable and has low suspended solid content.
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Coral reefs are found in shallow, warm salt water. The sunlight filters through clear water and allows microscopic organisms to live and reproduce. The Indian Ocean holds 60% of the world's coastal reefs, 25% are in the Pacific and 15% are in the western Atlantic. There are coral reefs in the Persian Gulf, Madagascar, the Philippines, Hawaiian Islands and off Southeast Asia.
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A Millbank bag is a portable water filtration device made of tightly woven canvas made for outdoor use. They are light, compact and easy but slow to use. The bag is filled with water, which filters through the canvas by gravity. It is useful for removing sediment and organic matter but the water may require further sterilisation before being drunk.
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Rodríguez's body of work, Neither Here nor There was made after a residency in Marfa, Texas. The work in this exhibit is the direct result of her response to the open desert. The colors, light, and her mood filters through uneven stacks of vibrant rectangular and square shapes that spill and overflow with color. Rodríguez uses two elements: colors and lines.
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A stylised reproduction of a scene in a low relief, in the lower part of the north wall of chamber A12, with five men using long poles to press the grapes contained in a sack so that the juice filters through the fabric and falls into the jar below, is used as the logo of the Italian winery Sella&Mosca;, near Alghero.
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Choroid plexus epithelial cells actively transport sodium ions into the ventricles and water follows the resulting osmotic gradient. The choroid plexus consists of many capillaries, separated from the ventricles by choroid epithelial cells. Fluid filters through these cells from blood to become cerebrospinal fluid. There is also much active transport of substances into, and out of, the CSF as it is made.
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It was not until the town had been established for eight years that agreements were finally reached between the colonials and local tribes, and some resentment continued (and still filters through to the present day). The Watt Fountain in Victoria Avenue. The former Post Office building is in the background. Wanganui grew rapidly after this time, with land being cleared for pasture.
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The Social Amplification of Risk Framework (SARF), combines research in psychology, sociology, anthropology, and communications theory. SARF outlines how communications of risk events pass from the sender through intermediate stations to a receiver and in the process serve to amplify or attenuate perceptions of risk. All links in the communication chain, individuals, groups, media, etc., contain filters through which information is sorted and understood.
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As of 2008 the company had 91 employees, produced 30 million litres of water annually and had a turnover of £11 million. In 2000 the Abbey Well label featured a portrait of David Hockney by fellow artist, Peter Blake. At its source Abbey Well filters through the area's white sandstone. In 2008 the manufacturer of Abbey Well, Waters & Robson, was acquired by Coca-Cola Enterprises.
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A symbolic royal crown hangs above the altar, suspended in a large polished metal dome. Natural light filters through carved slots in the fine marble walls, creating a mystical glow. The outside of the large, ribbed dome serves as the base of the newer statue, also named "Christ the King". Its arms are open, with angels kneeling at either side - one holding the crown of thorns, the other a royal crown.
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Rather than roosting in a single tent consistently, the Honduran white bat has a network of tents scattered across the forest; it alternates among these tents for roosting. Single tents have been consistently occupied for up to 45 days. Although their tents are typically low to the ground, sunlight filters through the leaf which gives their white fur a greenish cast. This almost completely conceals them if they remain still.
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As the leaching agent filters through the heap, the uranium will break its bonds with the oxide rock and enter the solution. The solution will then filter along the gradient into collecting pools which will then be pumped to on-site plants for further processing. Only some of the uranium (commonly about 70%) is actually extracted. The uranium concentrations within the solution are very important for the efficient separation of pure uranium from the acid.
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The gill rakers, dark and bristle-like, are used to catch plankton as water filters through the mouth and over the gills. The teeth are numerous and very small, and often number 100 per row. The teeth have a single conical cusp, are curved backwards, and are the same on both the upper and lower jaws. This species has the smallest weight-for-weight brain size of any shark, reflecting its relatively passive lifestyle.
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The building also incorporates locally-sourced, air- permeable bricks to form a latticework, filtering sunlight while allowing airflow. The campus experiences flooding from torrential rain during the rainy season, from December to May. To prevent the building from flooding, an infiltration reservoir on one side collects water. This enables plants to grow on rafts, including citronella, which is intended to minimize mosquito populations near the building Waste water filters through a system using activated sludge.
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Waters & Robson was established in 1910 in Morpeth, Northumberland by Stephen Waters and Thomas Robson as a soft drinks manufacturer. Robson named the source of the water Abbey Well, after his favourite nearby 12th century Cistercian Abbey, Newminster Abbey. At its source Abbey Well filters through the area's white sandstone. In the 1980s Thomas' grandson Tony Robson was now heading the company and decided to move into bottled water, and the current Abbey Well water brand was created.
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A partially demolished factory with dominating Cyclonic Separators Cyclonic separation is a method of removing particulates from an air, gas or liquid stream, without the use of filters, through vortex separation. When removing particulate matter from liquid, a hydrocyclone is used; while from gas, a gas cyclone is used. Rotational effects and gravity are used to separate mixtures of solids and fluids. The method can also be used to separate fine droplets of liquid from a gaseous stream.
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Many Chasidic stories emphasize that the Messiah will be indistinguishable in outside appearance from any other ordinary person. Here, the understated exterior of the sanctuary conceals an exalted interior. Outside the Jewish Center of the Hamptons In the sanctuary space, seating faces north so that congregants sit with their backs to the road. Indirect light filters through a series of north-facing skylights—the main source of illumination—that evoke a spiritual sensibility and create the tent-like luminescence that Jaffe envisioned.
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18 Although a common misconception has it that the water comes from lake Farris, the spring and Farris bottling company are located at the bottom of Bøkeskogen. Bøkeskogen is a forested hilltop which (along with the city of Larvik to the south of the hill) separates between Farris and the Skagerrak. Farris mineral water originates from rainwater falling on this hill. The water slowly filters through deposited glacial moraine material and reaches the spring some 15–20 years later, strongly mineralized.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is commonly implemented in SMS messaging to handle large amounts of messages and data. AI technology first classifies the content of each message as personal, promotional, or transactional. It then filters through the message to display key information for each mobile user. As it trains itself by sorting millions of sample messages to take into account syntax and semantic patterns per each message, it learns to classify messages and extract key components of each message, such as dates, numbers, and other information.
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Although Romeo loves his mother, he is often humiliated by her actions and just wants her to be normal. Over time he has become the adult in their relationship. Mitchell told Yeap that the storyline between Jill and Romeo was very character driven, explained "Even though the underlying issue is the alcoholism it was very much the relationship between Romeo and his mother and how her relationship with others filters through the community." When Jill is rejected by John Palmer (Shane Withington), she relapses.
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The Hinagdanan Cave Inside Hinagdanan Cave, Dauis, Bohol Hinagdanan Cave is a cave in the municipality of Dauis on Panglao Island, in Bohol Province, in the Philippines. It is a naturally lighted cavern with a deep lagoon and many large stalactites and stalagmites. The cave is lit by sunlight which filters through holes in the ceiling. The underground lake is a popular swimming spot, but it has been known to test for high levels of various pollutants, since it is fed by ground runoff.
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Deitz sees the pavilion as a "sister to the performance pavilion in the lotus pond at the Suzhou Museum. And, like the museum, light filters through thin wooden slats on the interior of the slanted glass walls" and concludes that the Oare Pavilion is "...one of his best – a fulfillment of a lifetime aesthetic". The pavilion was featured in the 2008 book Follies of Europe: Architectural Extravaganzas where it was described as possessing "proud confidence and advanced technical capabilities". It is visible from the North Wessex Downs.
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Bispectral analysis describes observations made at two wavelengths. It is often used by scientists to analyze elemental makeup of a planetary atmosphere by analyzing the amount of light reflected and received through various color filters. By combining and removing two filters, much can be gleaned from only two filters. Through modern computerized interpolation, a third virtual filter can be created to recreate true color photographs that, while not particularly useful for scientific analysis, are popular for public display in textbooks and fund raising campaigns.
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Romeo has turned into the adult in their relationship. Jill has used the life insurance money she received after the death of her husband to buy drink. Of her arrival, Mitchell said "She comes back to the Bay to try to re-establish her relationship with her son Romeo". The storyline between Romeo and Jill was character-driven, of this Mitchell said "Even though the underlying issue is the alcoholism it was very much the relationship between Romeo and his mother and how her relationship with others filters through the community".
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However, she doesn't only work three-dimensionally and has also created a two-dimensional image space series. Her etching into dichroic glass slides is reminiscent of the preparation of printing plates in traditional engraving techniques, however, she uses the glass plates as filters through which to project light. She builds polychrome light spaces that she calls "Chromotopes" that are developed on-site and installed temporarily or permanently in public outdoor and interior spaces. Coeln's natural chromotopes are built on the basis of sunlight illuminating her filters, while the artificial require projectors.
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The aloe littorals, Kunwar Pathu, abounds on the coast and its flower-stalks are gathered largely for pickling and exported. These stalks are called selran. Near the village is a large tank which however only retains its water till January or February according to the rainfall. Fish are caught at both Balachari and Sachana in stone vadas or enclosures ; the fish enter these at high tide, and when the tide recedes the water filters through the enclosure walls which are built of loose stones, and the fish are left stranded.
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Claire agrees in exchange for getting CWI's water filters through Sudanese customs, which Durant (Jayne Atkinson) has put a hold on. On Frank's instruction, Doug orchestrates a fake protest throwing foam bricks at Spinella, causing the striking teachers to retaliate with violence. In the wake of the public outcry, Spinella's media relations team suggests a televised debate against Frank, to which he reluctantly agrees. Spinella performs better than expected during the debate, deflecting Frank's characterization that his union is violent and blaming Congress for failing the nation's children.
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A portion of the press release: > As on past Fiery Furnaces' albums, the backing tracks have a narrative > aspect, excuse the expression. For instance, the long 'bassoon' and altered > tabla part in "The Philadelphia Grand Jury" might indicate the singer in the > song's waiting for the word (verdict). The loud guitar-drums-and-Chamberlin > 'thunderstorm' part towards the end of "Ex-Guru" indicates the thunderstorm > brought about by the jilted ex-guru. The synthesizer filtering of the > acoustic guitar in "Duplexes of the Dead" indicates the odd light that > filters through the dirty curtains a duplex of the dead would no doubt have.
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Chaos stems from the Realm of Chaos, a mysterious dimension of raw magical energy and the home of the four Chaos Gods. Long ago, massive amounts of raw Chaos energy spilled forth into the world, its mutating power giving rise to many monsters such as trolls and the Skaven. Most forms of magic practiced by wizards use some form of refined Chaos energy, which are classified as the Winds of Magic. For instance, when Chaos energy filters through the natural world, it transforms into the Green Wind of Magic, which Jade Wizards and Druids can use for healing spells.
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The use of Internet filters or content-control software varies widely in public libraries in the United States, since Internet use policies are established by the local library board. Many libraries adopted Internet filters after Congress conditioned the receipt of universal service discounts on the use of Internet filters through the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA). Other libraries do not install content control software, believing that acceptable use policies and educational efforts address the issue of children accessing age-inappropriate content while preserving adult users' right to freely access information. Some libraries use Internet filters on computers used by children only.
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New York: McGraw-Hill, 2016. 400-401. Print. This means that tissue fluid has a different composition in different tissues and in different areas of the body. The plasma that filters through the blood capillaries into the interstitial fluid does not contain red blood cells or platelets as they are too large to pass through but can contain some white blood cells to help the immune system. Once the extracellular fluid collects into small vessels (lymph capillaries) it is considered to be lymph, and the vessels that carry it back to the blood are called the lymphatic vessels.
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Colourscapes are large air-supported colour sculptures where colour is used to make space active, to make an ambiguous space beyond measurement. Visitors to Colourscapes, wearing coloured cloaks, choose the journey they make through the interconnected chambers, becoming part of the sculpture, as the colour they wear changes as they move, dynamically altering the space that others see. Inside Colourscape, people are entirely surrounded by colour, which is transmitted from the inner surfaces as daylight filters through the plastic membrane from which Colourscape is made. This immersion in colour is an intense experience giving rise to interesting perceptual phenomena and emotional richness.
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Rhizofiltration is a type of phytoremediation, which refers to the approach of using hydroponically cultivated plant roots to remediate contaminated water through absorption, concentration, and precipitation of pollutants. It also filters through water and dirt. The contaminated water is either collected from a waste site and brought to the plants, or the plants are planted in the contaminated area, where the roots then take up the water and the contaminants dissolved in it. Many plant species naturally uptake heavy metals and excess nutrients for a variety of reasons: sequestration, drought resistance, disposal by leaf abscission, interference with other plants, and defense against pathogens and herbivores.
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The walls are composed of overlapping panels of wood and glass rising skyward to form the vault, much like the scales of a fish. The design is inspired by the miracle of the loaves and the fishes in Christian tradition, among other motifs. The Oakland Tribune wrote of the Hartman's description of light, "The design allows light to filter in, reminiscent of how light filters through a canopy of tall redwood trees in a wooded glade, Hartman said". Like the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels which serves the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, The Cathedral of Christ the Light is built with protective measures against earthquake damage.
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Rain falling on part of the North Downs mainly filters through a thin topsoil into chalk and emerges on the spring line and in gentle ravines carved by water erosion. At the top of the catchment the Wandle has four main headwaters historically noted as winterbournes -- streams which only flow when the water table is high. Two such streams, culverted, combine in Central Croydon beneath Bourne Street to form the Wandle which emerges immediately north-west in Wandle Park. The Wandle is piped part-way-through neighbouring New South Quarter to flow under Purley Way (formerly Waddon Marsh Lane) and part of its retail park.
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In the finale of Season Five, it is revealed that Sydney had misinterpreted the part of the prophecy that refers to "the beauty of my sky". Arvin Sloan shoots the ice under Sydney to prevent her (and the audience) of seeing a specific pattern on the wall inside Mt. Subasio when the rising sunlight seeps into the cavern and filters through the amulet that Sydney recovered from the Rose. Later while facing her mother, Sydney discovers that Irina had sent a virus to all the defence satellites forcing them to plunging to Earth in what appears stars falling from the sky and eventually the end of light comes indicating the end of the series.
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The UN Rapporteur on the human right to water and sanitation was told in 2009 that the main government strategy to provide alternative water sources were deep tube wells, not increased use of surface water, as stated in the 2004 government strategy. The government sells four types of household-level arsenic filters through a "Deployment of Arsenic Removal Technologies" (DART) Programme supported by CIDA. The four filters are the Sono arsenic filter, the Alcan Enhanced Activated Alumina filter, the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) Activated Alumina filter and the Stevens Institute of Technology filter. Until 2008, nearly 18,000 household filters and 50 community filters have been installed under the DART programme alone.
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This integrated approach to water treatment is called the "stormwater chain", which consists of all associated techniques to prevent surface run-off, retain run-off for infiltration or evaporation, detain run- off and release it at a predetermined rate, and convey rainfall from where it lands to detention or retention facilities. Rain gardens have many reverberating effects on the greater hydrological system. In a bioretention system such as a rain garden, water filters through layers of soil and vegetation media, which treat the water before it enters the groundwater system or an underdrain. Any remaining runoff from a rain garden will have a lower temperature than runoff from an impervious surface, which reduces the thermal shock on receiving bodies of water.
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When she was axed from the series a magazine dedicated to "sexually attractive females" titled Babemag commented that the series would not be the same without her and praised Walton's portrayal, stating, "Sundays may never be quite the same as news filters through that Hollyoaks star, Melissa Walton, is to get the chop from the teen soap. Horny Hollyoaks hangover TV might not be the same for us without the charms of Melissa Walton who plays Loretta Jones in the series." She has also been dubbed a "blonde bombshell" by media sources such as Digital Spy and the South Wales Evening Post. Five's soap opera reporting website Holy Soap describe Loretta's finest moment as her food fight with Mercedes when they clashed over Dom.
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Examination of contemporary developments in the context of the hypotheses is encouraged. Chomsky states the general and fundamental understanding of the working of the industrial system in the modern economy is met with corroboration from market system. Under debt restructuring, "good debt" is returned to private hands as soon as possible and the taxpayer is left saddled with the "bad debt" which is most likely unrecoverable. (registration required) The influence corporations exert on the media through advertising (corroboration of Herman and Chomsky's propaganda model filters through advertising) were illustrated in the closure of News International's 168-year-old flagship Sunday title, the News of the World when major advertisers boycotted the paper as a consequence of the "phone hacking scandal", as they did not wish to be associated with a paper whose production was based on frequent engagement in serious criminal activity.
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Wider view, including the Cornaro portraits, but omitting the lower parts of the chapel The two central sculptural figures of the swooning nun and the angel with the spear derive from an episode described by Teresa of Avila, a mystical cloistered Discalced Carmelite reformer and nun, in her autobiography, The Life of Teresa of Jesus (1515–1582). Her experience of religious ecstasy in her encounter with the angel is described as follows: The group is illuminated by natural light which filters through a hidden window in the dome of the surrounding aedicule, and underscored by gilded stucco rays. Teresa is shown lying on a cloud indicating that this is intended to be a divine apparition we are witnessing. Other witnesses appear on the side walls; life-size high-relief donor portraits of male members of the Cornaro family, e.g.
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Film critic Dennis Schwartz gave the film a mixed review, yet liked the atmospherics of the film, and wrote, "The dark psychological thriller had an engrossing premise courtesy of Mr. Shakespeare and was influenced further by Freudian dream analysis, but it was unconvincing as a melodrama, the script was weak, the plot was full of holes and the acting was as lame as it gets...What's interesting is that the film is shot as an intense dream sequence in shadowy black-and-white hues and its sense of delirium powerfully filters through the story almost wiping away the unconvincing heavy-handed performances of the villains and the mummified acting by the leads. It's a film where Ulmer's unique style and his film noir moody interjections work better than the derivative mystery story."Schwartz, Dennis. "Ozus' World Movie Reviews," film review, September 20, 2004.
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A rocking chair in the Gamble House The Greenes used an experienced team of local contractors who had worked together for them in Pasadena on several previous homes, including the Hall brothers, Peter and John, who were responsible for the high quality of the woodworking in the house and its furniture. The Gamble family crest, a crane and trailing rose, was integrated in part or whole in many locations around the house. The woods, the low and horizontal room shapes, and the natural light that filters through the art glass exterior windows coexist with a relatively traditional plan, in which most rooms are regularly shaped and organized around a central hall. Although the house is not as spatially adventurous as the contemporary works of Frank Lloyd Wright, or even of the earlier New England "Shingle style," its mood is casual and its symmetries tend to be localized.
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On June 6, 1977, Noam Chomsky and Edward S. Herman published an article in The Nation which contrasted the views expressed in books by Barron and Paul, Ponchaud, and Porter and Hildebrand, and in articles and accounts by Butterfield, Bragg, Kahin, Cazaux, Shanberg, Tolgraven and others. Their conclusion was: "We do not pretend to know where the truth lies amidst these sharply conflicting assessments; rather, we again want to emphasize some crucial points. What filters through to the American public is a seriously distorted version of the evidence available, emphasizing alleged Khmer Rouge atrocities and downplaying or ignoring the crucial U.S. role, direct and indirect, in the torment that Cambodia has suffered."Chomsky, Noam and Herman, Edward S. "Distortions at Fourth Hand" The Nation, June 6, 1977, accessed 25 March 2014 Chomsky and Herman noted the conflicting information in the various accounts, and suggested that after the "failure of the American effort to subdue South Vietnam and to crush the mass movements elsewhere in Indochina" there was now "a campaign to reconstruct the history of these years so as to place the role of the United States in a more favorable light".
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