In another experiment, fruit flies flew around a virtual black cylinder just as they flew around a real cylinder placed in the arena.
|
|
A bat flew around the court during an Indiana Pacers vs.
|
|
On Friday, a pair of Chinese bombers flew around the island.
|
|
On Sunday, a second tweet flew around social media, stoking more rumors.
|
|
A sea bird flew around them, but they paid it no mind.
|
|
On our way out, I noticed the flags that flew around the stadium.
|
|
Buzz quickly flew around a nervous Street that more troubles could be ahead.
|
|
Stories of abuse soon flew around the internet, many of them tagged #ArewaMeToo.
|
|
In 2016, an airplane powered only by solar panels flew around the world.
|
|
Meanwhile, the phrase flew around the internet, becoming an all-purpose slogan that went with everything.
|
|
It flew around the inner solar system and used Earth's gravity to slingshot it toward Jupiter.
|
|
The train derailed after it flew around a curve at more than twice the speed limit.
|
|
On Thursday, Chinese bombers flew around Taiwan in what the air force called a "sacred mission".
|
|
Footage of daring rescue operations by emergency medical workers and volunteers flew around on social media.
|
|
Sparks and smoke flew around workers' protected heads as they welded one lightweight aluminum ferry frame.
|
|
Threats of doxxing The 100 writers — meaning releasing their personal information online — flew around the internet.
|
|
And a potato flew around a room, the Apple Store woman yelled, and artists created art.
|
|
Papers flew around the Louvre's Napoleon Court as a flood of tourists walked over the commemorative attraction.
|
|
Zuckerberg introduced the example with a drone that flew around him and streamed video of the conference.
|
|
It flew around 300 miles, reaching Japan's air defence zone, before falling into the Sea of Japan.
|
|
Kissinger & Schultz as Secs of State flew around the world less, counseled POTUS close to home more.
|
|
She flew around the country and gathered data, which Warren would later use to write about bankruptcies.
|
|
Those missiles were fired from Iran, but flew around the northern Persian Gulf before striking their targets.
|
|
The fighters were scrambled out of PDX but flew around for a while and did not find it.
|
|
Epstein flew around in Wexner's private jet and attended his exclusive parties, according to The New York Times.
|
|
Suzuki flew around second but jammed on the brakes when he saw Max Kepler stop at third base.
|
|
It flew around the cabin for a whole day, buzzing as loud as an entire swarm of bees.
|
|
Anyway, Klay flew around on a jet ski and actually looked like he was having a pretty good time.
|
|
Machines worth millions of dollars flew around the 210-mile long course at speeds of 230 mph and faster.
|
|
Machines worth millions of dollars flew around the 133-mile long course at speeds of 230 mph and faster.
|
|
People were excited, laughing and murmuring to one another as servers flew around the space with drink-filled trays.
|
|
But one quote that flew around Twitter in the days and weeks following his death was about his sexuality.
|
|
B.D. shivered wildly, and actually such a strong shudder ran through him that his curly hair flew around his head.
|
|
There&aposs me in one of the black hawks we flew around in which is an awesome way to travel.
|
|
The concept of Solar Impulse actually dates back to 1999, when pilot Bertrand Piccard flew around the globe in a balloon.
|
|
While the athlete he was supposed to race flew around the track, Nogal got up and slowly started to skate again.
|
|
His neighbor, Robert Sapia, told CNN he loved his job and would show him photos of the celebrities he flew around.
|
|
He himself flew around the world on a private jet, drove a $350,000 Bentley and lived in a $1.4 million house.
|
|
As the dancers flew around, the fabrics became more and more voluminous, growing into these giant shapes and fluid wavelike forms.
|
|
On December 213, 221, the Apollo 269 crew flew around the moon, and astronaut William Anders captured this famous photo of Earth.
|
|
Arnold flew around searching for a while, and accidentally found something else—something much stranger than what he'd actually been looking for.
|
|
When Dora returned to the scene, the three birds reportedly flew around in chaotic circles in the sky screaming at each other. Yikes!
|
|
Friday (2300 GMT Thursday) and flew around 230 kms (142 miles) to an altitude of 30 kms (18 miles), South Korea's JCS said.
|
|
Senator Claire McCaskill of the GREAT State of Missouri flew around in a luxurious private jet during her RV tour of the state.
|
|
The white spots that flew around her vision (and were interpreted by her as sightings of angels) could have been symptoms of migraine. . . .
|
|
The plane is a flying lab, and there were moments of downtime as we flew around looking for wildfires big enough to sample.
|
|
Then skaters flooded back o to the rink, and flew around for hours as the DJ spun everything from 80s freestyle to Too $hort.
|
|
I flew around to some of my favorite locations and reveled in the fact that I could basically tour the city with no effort.
|
|
The study was based on data gathered by specialized instruments on aircraft that flew around the major oil sands sites north of Fort McMurray.
|
|
When Apollo 8 astronauts flew around the moon for the first time in 1968, for example, they briefly (and expectedly) lost contact with Earth.
|
|
SpaceX also dropped in a plush toy globe that flew around the cabin during flight to demonstrate when the capsule is in zero gravity.
|
|
In order to avoid being traced, the plane flew around the world, stopping in several places, including Morocco and Brazil, before landing in Thailand.
|
|
Accusations against President Trump and Mr. Ryan flew around Capitol Hill, and headlines proclaimed that this was a major blow to the Republican agenda.
|
|
The missiles were fired within about 30 seconds of each other, and both flew around 240 miles, reaching a maximum altitude of 60 miles.
|
|
"Senator Claire McCaskill of the GREAT State of Missouri flew around in a luxurious private jet during her RV tour of the state," Trump tweeted.
|
|
What if a handful of these things flew around the house when you were gone, picking up bits of trash or moving mail into piles?
|
|
On April 12, a Russian helicopter flew around the Cook seven times at low altitude in what the ship's commander deemed "unsafe and unprofessional" passes.
|
|
As the messages flew around, the people with weekend homes — on Long Island, in Connecticut, on Cape Cod — made plans to flee to them, indefinitely.
|
|
Along with two other scholars, Jay Westbrook and Teresa Sullivan, Warren flew around the country and collected thousands of bankruptcy-court filings in several states.
|
|
He had homes in Paris, Amsterdam, Beirut and Rio de Janeiro; invested in art and wineries; and flew around the world on a corporate jet.
|
|
As he and Lucky flew around the D.C. area, he rethought his strategy of crashing into the tail and the cockpit for taking down Flight 93.
|
|
Prince's tweet flew around right-wing internet, with retweets from major figures like Glenn Beck, Dana Loesch, and Dave Rubin; currently, it has around 11,000 retweets.
|
|
Prosecutors opened the probe after newspaper la Repubblica said Salvini flew around 20 times for campaign events ahead of the European Parliament vote on May 26.
|
|
Japan's Ministry of Defense backed up South Korea's claims, saying the A-50 intruded on Japan's airspace while the Russian and Chinese bombers flew around Japan.
|
|
At Mr. Lawrence's funeral, 11 days after he was shot, rumors about the case flew around a chapel full of candy-red do-rags and dresses.
|
|
The company did ask for it: a Britten-Norman plane flew around Britain towing a "Vote Leave" banner in the weeks before the June 2016 referendum.
|
|
Conspiracy theories flew around the internet, and cable news pundits, who had been airing live coverage for hours, were left empty-handed without any data to report.
|
|
But it was the purple suit and matching hair situation she debuted on Tuesday night, for a performance at the Etam presentation, that flew around the internet.
|
|
That's why Wilbur Wright flew around her, and why a solar-powered airplane on a globe-spanning journey did a flyby over her a few months ago.
|
|
Not wanting to die, Drogon hightailed it out of there and flew around Essos before heading over to the Shadow Lands where he found tons of other dragons.
|
|
He purchased a $60 million Gulfstream jet for WeWork, which flew around the globe to London, Panama, the Dominican Republic, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Hawaii, among other locations.
|
|
Rahmani's flight made headlines and her accomplishment was hailed in the US as evidence of progress for the country's women, and photos of her flew around the world.
|
|
As we reported ... Post's jet blew 2 tires after takeoff from Teterboro Airport in New Jersey, and flew around burning fuel to prevent fire and explosion upon landing.
|
|
Raoul, employee at Nel, Amsterdam Two years ago, a wasp flew around a table out on the patio where I'd just brought three men a new round of beers.
|
|
From there, Solar Impulse 2 flew around the globe in 17 legs that brought the plane and its pilot across the Atlantic and Pacific oceans and landing in several countries.
|
|
And half an hour drive down a desolate, dirt road stands a monument to a seemingly unlikely figure: Emilio Carranza, a Mexican aviator who flew around the world championing peace.
|
|
So you're a bird and then you flew around the city, and as you moved your arms, the flaps, up and down ... EJ: You angled to dive and go up.
|
|
The Briton flew around the lakeside circuit in a record one minute, 21.164 seconds, with his final effort leaving a yawning gap of 0.664 seconds to Ferrari's second fastest Kimi Raikkonen.
|
|
North Korea has increased its testing of submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBM) this year, its most recent in August flew around 300 miles (500 kilometers), which Pyongyang claimed as a success.
|
|
BEIJING, April 26 (Reuters) - Chinese aircraft flew around self-ruled Taiwan on Thursday, China's air force said, the latest in a series of recent exercises Taiwan has described as military intimidation.
|
|
Through bawdy movies and the sorts of double entendres that flew around on late night chat shows, I gathered that, for a man, ejaculating too soon was a major faux-pas.
|
|
A Chinese H-6 strategic bomber flew around the Spratly Islands at the weekend in a new show of force in the contested South China Sea, a U.S. official said on Tuesday.
|
|
Much of that sum involves flights paid for by donors or by the Obama presidential campaign as Mr Kaine flew around the country as a campaign surrogate for Mr Obama in 2008.
|
|
During Monaco's four-man bobsleigh race, led by Olympic athlete Rudy Rinaldi, the sled flew around the curves of the track before the speed and momentum caused it to flip onto its side.
|
|
Police officer Oscar Perez last week stole a government helicopter with a team of accomplices, flew over the Supreme Court, dropped grenades, fired shots and then flew around Caracas for about two hours.
|
|
Jeanne's whistle sounded like the squeaky chirping of a pipirit gri, the gray kingbirds that flew around the area until boys knocked them down with slingshots, roasted them in firepits, and ate them.
|
|
Wuilly Arteaga, 23, had become one of the best-known faces of protests against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, playing the National Anthem as tear gas enveloped him and rubber bullets flew around him.
|
|
THE TRUMP CAMPAIGNERS WERE SMART As they flew around Pennsylvania and Michigan and boasted they could change the map, many people, including me, ridiculed them as aimlessly and amateurishly wasting time and resources.
|
|
J.C. Also telling is the opening picture from her 777 Tour, in 2012, in which she essentially kidnapped a planeful of journalists and flew around the world for seven concerts in seven nights.
|
|
The ballot box story, promoted by a half-dozen Facebook pages Mr. Harris had created for the purpose, flew around the web, fueled by indignant comments from people who were certain that Mrs.
|
|
Appears in: "Can't Remember to Forget You" and became fuel for argument when those rumors flew around that she was possibly maybe dating Cara Delevingne just because they saw a few basketball games together.
|
|
He kind of flew around the room at top speed, made some very interesting comments which I really can't repeat because we did say we would keep the meeting confidential, but it was good.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Chinese H-6 strategic bomber flew around the Spratly Islands over the weekend in a new show of force in the contested South China Sea, a U.S. official said on Tuesday.
|
|
He flew around the country for training sessions with field organizers, strategy meetings with lawyers and policy experts and an off-the-record round table with Senators Dick Durbin and Bernie Sanders in Washington.
|
|
There was some potential reassurance on that front as a third independent begrudgingly lined up behind the coalition after a personal plea from Turnbull who flew around the country in recent days to garner support.
|
|
I mean, they were so prosperous it really didn't make any difference – I forget the name of the fellow that flew around sent the airplanes for his dogs and all of that sort of stuff.
|
|
Chávez flew around the world on his Presidential jet, giving speeches, dispensing largesse, funding political campaigns, and promoting the idea of a multipolar world in which the United States was no longer the single hegemon.
|
|
Rumors and coerced confessions spread the idea that these occult rings met in cellars to hear Satanic preachings, flew around in enchanted chairs, put curses on their neighbors, and abused, murdered, and even ate children.
|
|
After rumors flew around this weekend, IBM today confirmed that it would acquire open source, cloud software business Red Hat for $190 per share in cash, working out to a total value of $34 billion.
|
|
After establishing that Ford routinely flew around the world (and regularly flew to the East Coast), the committee asked why she did not accept the well-publicized offer for the committee to come to her.
|
|
Small cartoon FAST flew around big cartoon FAST, describing the monumental feat of engineering just over yonder: a giant geodesic dome shaped out of 4,450 triangular panels, above which receivers collect radio waves from astronomical objects.
|
|
He flew around, at his own expense, to courthouses in Florida, Georgia, California, and Texas, reading foreclosure case files line by line, making notes and even scanning documents into an early version of a Mac laptop.
|
|
She got off to a lightning quick start over the first 100 metres and flew around the track and although Lee started quicker than her rival, she could not maintain her momentum on the back straight.
|
|
Hundreds of protesters had been camping out in the park for two weeks, and a rumor flew around the encampment that the British band was going to do a pop-up set to rally the crowd.
|
|
Ivanka Trump learned that the hard way (pun intended) when a decade-old alleged dive bar utterance about a hypothetical "mulatto cock" flew around the internet after BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti brought it up on Twitter.
|
|
TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's air force scrambled aircraft on Friday as Chinese bombers flew around the self-ruled island, just a few hours after Taiwan vowed not to be cowed having lost another diplomatic ally amid growing Chinese pressure.
|
|
After the United States cruise missile attack in April, the American-led air war command initially used armed drones in and around Raqqa instead of piloted aircraft, and stealthy F-22s flew around the clock in northeast Syria.
|
|
As I flew around a colorful alien world, I was free to take on a range of missions; one involved taking down a massive, spider-like alien that ran all over the surface, trying to get away from me.
|
|
My friend Darrin Cappe, a Hip aficionado and self-appointed historian, dug up and remastered rare video of the band singing "Grace, Too" and "Nautical Disaster" on Saturday Night Live in 230, and it flew around Facebook, amassing 221 million views.
|
|
Though Jax has not yet proposed to his girlfriend — much to the displeasure of her mother Sherri, who was already suspicious of Jax when rumors about him hooking up with another man flew around WeHo — the relationship is certainly leveling-up.
|
|
Ghosn flew around the world using a series of Nissan-owned Gulfstream private jets, including a G650, which can seat up to 19 passengers, sleep up to 10, fly more than 8,000 miles, and can cost more than $67 million.
|
|
The airline said in a statement that it carried around 7.7 million passengers in December, up 3.6 percent from a year earlier, while for the whole of 2018 it flew around 101 million passengers, 2.8 percent higher than the previous year.
|
|
The DJ moved on to "Proud to Be an American" while the US Army's Golden Knights flew around each other in complex patterns, then jumped out of their planes and parachuted down into the euphoric audience like so many Justin Biebers.
|
|
Here's a look at one of the races from the 2017 season, where pilots flew around the Miami Dolphins stadium at insane speeds: There are amateur races around the world, but people there either use slower drones or build their own, faster drones.
|
|
The pilot then flew around Battery Park on the southern tip of Manhattan, up the west side of the island and then, somewhere around the streets in the 40s, started to veer toward Midtown Manhattan before crash-landing, the law enforcement source said.
|
|
Tony's longtime love interest and the woman keeping his company running while he flew around with the Avengers suited up for the first time since Iron Man 3 (and for the first time ever voluntarily) to help take down Thanos (Josh Brolin).
|
|
We took off from Beale, flew low over to the San Francisco bay, took some photos as we flew around the bay (including some of us flying over the Golden Gate Bridge), and then climbed out for the high portion of the flight.
|
|
The pilot then flew around Battery Park on the southern tip of Manhattan, up the west side of the island and then, somewhere around the streets in the 40s, started to veer toward midtown Manhattan before ultimately crash landing, the law enforcement source said.
|
|
Less than a year after a primary race in which his team accused the Democratic National Committee of "rigging" the election, Mr. Sanders flew around the country with the party's chairman, Tom Perez, for an eight-state "come together, fight back" tour in 2017.
|
|
So Bissell smartly flew around with another CIA fellow and found the perfect fulfillment of that presidential request: a secret base centered around a dry lakebed in the middle of Nevada, located inside an already classified facility where the government was exploding nuclear weapons.
|
|
Trump and China on collision course On both occasions, Chinese planes flew around the Bashi Channel to the south of the island, then to the Miyako Strait, which is located north of Taiwan between the Japanese island chain of Okinawa and the Japanese-claimed Miyako Island.
|
|
In 2012, as part of his performance, "Every Inch a Man," at the Abrons Art Center in New York City, Zanisnik stood (in swim trunks) in a wind tunnel, silently reading Roth's The Great American Novel as currency and baseball cards from his childhood flew around him.
|
|
With the motivation of keeping Teunissen, the first Dutchman to don the yellow jersey since 1989, in the lead, the eight Jumbo-Visma riders, almost matching him in the team's yellow-and-black kit, flew around the capital like a swarm of wasps, beating the British outfit by 20 seconds.
|
|
Over the past two years, while many of Brazil's traditional political parties and powerful kingmakers were busy defending themselves against corruption allegations stemming from the investigation known as Lava Jato, Mr. Bolsonaro flew around the country, drumming up support, particularly among young men, and in comparatively wealthier and whiter areas.
|
|
Called Hugin, after one of the ravens who flew around the world gathering information for Odin, a Norse god, the drones are designed to cruise precisely planned routes to investigate specific objects people already know about, such as oil pipelines, or to find things that they care about, such as missing planes.
|
|
It had a single player campaign that took the structure and bombast of a Call of Duty story into the future (before Call of Duty did its own future game) and a multiplayer mode where players flew around the map, wall running and flinging themselves with grappling hooks before calling down giant mechs.
|
|
He wore a gold pendant in the shape of a vagina around his neck, flew around in a pink jet that once belonged to Elvis, talked openly of massive orgies, and lived in a mansion with a replica of his childhood log cabin in the basement—complete with a statue commemorating the time he fucked that chicken.
|
|
Since those early days, musical theater had evolved so its component parts — singing, dancing, dialogue — all worked together to tell a story; so when, say, Mary Martin flew around the stage in 22018's Peter Pan, it was a very big deal, but it was an essential part of the plot, not something done just to draw a crowd.
|
|
On Thursday, the British air force (RAF) scrambled two of its Typhoon fighter jets to escort two Russian Blackjack bombers that had entered airspace designated as an "area of interest" by the U.K. The two bombers reportedly flew around Scotland and down the west coast of Ireland before being intercepted by the French military, who escorted them down the coast of France and over to Spanish military.
|
|