" The English labels include "Power Supply" and "Fusing Unit.
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The tech, telecommunications, and media industries are fusing into one.
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Every issue — security, economics, technology, human rights — is fusing together.
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"I love fusing dance, fashion and modeling together," she said.
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They serve traditional Sami fare, fusing traditional Sami flavours with modern creativity.
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Soon, as if by accident, she saw the two practices fusing together.
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Nuclear weapons today involve fusing two atoms together in an uncontrolled explosion.
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Like China, Vietnam is fusing capitalism with its own brand of communism.
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A valve releases, fusing two previously separated chemicals to form carbon dioxide.
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Through luck and grit, Datadog is fusing the culture of developers and operations
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For me, Humira stops my spine from fusing and limits my flare-ups.
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He's been fusing rock elements with dance music for the last five years.
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Nor are you mentally fusing a unicorn, an armadillo, and a small elephant.
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He underwent serious back surgery, with doctors fusing 3 sections of his spine.
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The company creates its midsoles by fusing together thousands of tiny foam spheres.
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Amazon's acquisition of Ring demonstrated the company's dominance at fusing tech and retail.
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"The witchcraft of scent somehow acts as an emulsion, fusing all," Bannerman insists.
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The style was known for fusing elements of rap music and kung-fu.
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Only time would reveal that fusing his fate to Nero was a Faustian bargain.
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The duality of being something else and American is rarely as easy as fusing.
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And it does have a coupe look, though fusing that with BMW's X proportions.
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This interaction between fusing agent and base powder is the source of much excitement.
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Ceramic layers keep metal parts from fusing wherever a designer wanted to separate pieces.
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The procedure involves fusing two vertebrae in his lower back into a single structure.
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This takes place in multiple stages: depositing the powder, spreading it and, finally, fusing it.
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Fusing gesture control with VR and AR isn't new to Leap Motion in any way.
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He's doing that thing of fusing science and religion and he's doing it very effectively.
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Fusing so many fundamental aspects together was no small task, but we've made it work.
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Elliot was introduced to the business by sweeping floors and fusing collars at the factory.
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Arya: I feel a lot of things are fusing together; a lot of electronic music.
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First, Politico is reporting that the Trump campaign is fusing with the Republican National Committee.
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I could feel chunks of my brain fusing together from the constant current of pain.
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The fusing powers of Roth's imagination, conviction and raging intelligence are everywhere evident and exhilarating.
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"I thought about creating these very basic geometric shapes, then fusing them together," he says.
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Ceramic layers keep metal parts from fusing wherever a designer wants pieces to stay separate.
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Peretz's poems are intricate creations, fusing a German Romantic vocabulary with a rhapsodic Russian manner.
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And Lam is a classically trained musician fusing elements of chamber music, country and pop.
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Dominique had a twin, but she never fully developed, instead fusing with her in the womb.
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Fusing together pieces of plastic, Burkard's creations are a reminder of a forgotten time and place.
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Dominique had a twin who never fully developed, instead fusing with her body in the womb.
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The GlitchMob in LA are also pushing new ideas around music and AR and fusing mediums.
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Every second, trillions of hydrogen ions are fusing in the Sun's ultradense 27 million degree core.
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This approach represents a potent hybrid, fusing youth activism with political operations devoid of party allegiance.
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The women's section also had great options that seemed to capitalize on fusing lifestyle and sport.
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"Fusing fashion with athlete-caliber function" is what drives design at online bag startup Dagne Dover.
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And then we'll do the fusing step, which is supposed to make them, like, really stay.Frick.
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Basically stars are like massive nuclear reactors, fusing together elements until they run out of fuel.
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The question for the court was the legal significance of fusing Varsity's designs with cheerleading outfits.
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His is an unapologetic universe of sultry, melting-pot sexuality, often fusing or blurring the genders.
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But analysts have questioned whether fusing two beleaguered banks would simply create an even bigger problem.
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She cited the fusing of the functions of justice minister and prosecutor-general as an example.
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Parcels are fusing funk, disco, synth-pop and electronica in ways that will make your waters move.
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Evans, a Brighton-based artist and designer, creates ethereal abstract imagery by fusing analog and digital techniques.
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Clinton were enamored with Ms. Dunham, the risks of fusing popular culture with politics were occasionally evident.
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Because we liked this whole idea of fusing what we called the "high" and the "low" Devo.
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Once I started producing and falling into the club scene I naturally started fusing the two together.
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It turns out that the opposite effect can be achieved as well: the fusing together of neurons.
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The major barrier is fusing the spinal cord of the head to that of the donor body.
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Fusing threads of minimalism, textile design, and process art, they interrogate issues surrounding gender, labor, and aesthetics.
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Soon, scientists found another way to free the hidden energy — by fusing two light atoms into one.
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The "smart restaurant" isn't KFC China's first attempt at fusing new technologies with its fast food restaurants.
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In comparison, a hydrogen bomb is about fusion — fusing atomic nuclei together to combine into bigger ones.
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Though it can be ratcheted up to Sport+, which makes it taut without also being vertebrae-fusing.
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That's why my book is really an argument for fusing reason and religion, for balancing these things.
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The simple spheres matured into 3D structures, fusing with other types of brain balls and sparking with electricity.
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Fusing together hundreds of recycled lithium-ion batteries is dangerous, and could cause a fire if done incorrectly.
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Trek's Madone model eliminates these trade-offs, fusing a sleek design with the comfort of a springier ride.
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Other games took a somewhat less obvious approach, fusing the Metroid structure with different themes and game elements.
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"Because we're not taking hundreds of measurements and fusing them together, it's really fast," Florence tells The Verge.
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This is the point when more energy comes out of a fusing plasma than went into creating it.
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Bobby dreams of herself in scenes from films she's dubbed, fusing and melting these dreams into real life.
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Fusing his life experiences into his cocktails, you can taste the cultural undertones in each of Rousseau's creations.
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It's also, Matt tweets, the move most culpable for his spine and pelvis fusing together at age 43.
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"Patient X" is an uncanny act of ventriloquism, fusing Akutagawa's jagged storytelling voice with Peace's own pulsing narration.
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I like the Warholian notions of allowing the work to exist as it is, fusing photography and painting.
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Inside the room on Thursday, these dual forces seemed to hurtle into each other, fusing in real time.
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Fusing it with Intelsat, a five-decade-old satellite operator, is meant to help OneWeb expand its services.
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Doctors performed surgery on Adams's spine, fusing the C5 and C6 vertebrae together, and stitched up his face.
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There may be some content that would be good for a kind of fusing of 2D and 3D animation.
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The game features an eclectic cast that includes everything from a demon-fusing nun to a gun-obsessed hunter.
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In Weiner's case, she's fusing photography and painting into one painstaking creative process that ultimately reflects her own surroundings.
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Fusing activism and art, the Los Angeles Poverty Department is a performance group made up primarily of homeless people.
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The inbred politics of the nuclear village exploited this tendency, fusing the emphasis on communal harmony with corporate interests.
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Standard surgery eliminates that pain by removing the cartilage and fusing the bones, but at the expense of mobility.
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"What he has not demonstrated yet are the fusing and targeting technologies and survivable re-entry vehicle," Selva said.
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The prospect of fusing her country club-inflected aesthetic with something a bit more democratic was daunting at first.
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The collision compresses the pellet and is meant to create the conditions for fusing hydrogen atoms to form helium.
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Meyerbeer's expansion of operatic form into historic tragedy fusing music and theater was indispensable for Verdi and Wagner alike.
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He hoped that the "Ring" would revive the cultural paradise of ancient Greece, fusing Apollonian beauty and Dionysian savagery.
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But fusing the two events is far from certain to lift the competitions to the degree that Haggerty hopes.
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From computer hacking to electronic warfare, Moscow has proved adept at fusing new and old ways of waging war.
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In several works, she has effectively printed onto the glass surface by fusing flat sheets of beads into it.
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Fusing the visible with the tactile, Lebe ensconced every part of the model's body in a halo of light.
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The startup's co-founders argue that fusing existing sensors such as radar, lidar and standard cameras don't solve this problem.
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Harmonix — the studio behind Rock Band and the original Guitar Hero — has long experimented with fusing technology, games, and music.
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America's unique willingness to lead by fusing power and legitimacy saw off the Soviet Union and carried it to hegemony.
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The artist recently collaborated with fellow illustrator Reginald Pean, fusing REEG's signature women with Pean's trademark skeletons and devilish figures.
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Hydration, which you're fusing into your hair with conditioner and your styling products, acts as an automatic barrier against breakage.
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These combinations yield amorphous objects that have an almost organic appearance, as if natural forms are fusing with digital algorithms.
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In fusing magical realism and black folklore, Gunn created one of the more original black horror projects of the era.
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Fukunaga had no interest in tacos, but he did love the idea of fusing West Coast burgers with Japanese flavors.
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Bannon would revive all of these themes in the Obama era, fusing them with an overarching message of racial grievance.
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Is it not too pat, fusing the personal crisis with a public upheaval and wringing meaning out of mere coincidence?
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As this all happened, the ideological center of the Republican Party moved to the South, fusing social and economic conservatism.
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For years, artists from Nelly to Lil Tracy have laid raps across country productions, fusing the storytelling-centric genres together.
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At the New York Academy of Art, facial reconstruction — fusing art and science — may help identify the missing, including migrants.
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It indicates a renewed faith in the ability of painting to communicate holistically by fusing form, style, process and narrative.
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Fusing the narratives was illuminating, even for two reporters who have followed every twist in the investigation since the beginning.
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Mr. Domino was a master at fusing music genres like rhythm and blues, jazz, boogie-woogie, gospel and even country.
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Like all stars, Betelgeuse began its life by fusing hydrogen into helium, but its hydrogen supply has largely run out.
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All of Trump's scandals are fusing together into a momentous fight over his staggeringly broad claims of expansive presidential power.
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Whitehead's novel bravely retells a story often told by white writers while fusing a nation's shameful history with its present.
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They form when the atmosphere is cold enough to prevent them from fusing or melting and becoming sleet or rain.
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Fusing together globular, colorful shapes, each sculpture punctures the field, with their protuberances all balancing carefully on a slim base.
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By fusing together the three sets of data, the system claims a near-perfect level of accuracy to prevent identity spoofing.
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Because the brain is capable of fusing seemingly disparate ideas, you indeed have the physiology to think of great new ideas.
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Mike Gama-Lobo of FINCA, a microfinance pioneer, is particularly excited by the possibility of fusing mobile money with traditional microlending.
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By fusing proteins with fluorescent tags, they have enabled scientists using optical microscopes to track the biological processes inside living cells.
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Recently, people have begun to begrudgingly accept the idea that fusing rap and rock together is not an inherently terrible idea.
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In her fiber sculptures, Mrinalini Mukherjee achieved an alchemic relationship between materials and process, fusing abstraction and figuration to indelible effect.
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Fusing iTunes with your always-with-you mobile phone, we're revolutionizing the way the world experiences mobile self-expression and entertainment.
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Some cut holes in doors and put their arms through them covered in concrete casts, fusing their arms to the door.
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You can even talk to certain demons to recruit them, and the process of fusing and upgrading monsters remains in tact.
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Fusing grime, hip hop and left field experimental music, they operate through various Soundclouds and Bandcamps, sporadically posting consistently exciting work.
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Attempts to merge modern states failed—notably the fusing of Egypt and Syria in the United Arab Republic of 1958-61.
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I completely see where it's coming from, he wants to reduce profit motives from fusing with algorithms to push bad content.
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It was basically taking the sole of a pair of cleats, and fusing it with the sole of the 'Bron shoe.
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Ukiyo-e has fine and folk quality to the lines that I love also, so I find myself fusing the two.
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The group Happy Place succeeds at fusing experimental rock and chamber music by keeping all the required instrumental skills in-house.
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They called their project the pandrogyne, the fusing of two persons into a third that only existed when they were together.
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One episode even gets into thorny issues of consent when Pearl tricks Garnet into fusing with her against a phony enemy.
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Fusing afrobeats with sweet trap, her new song "No LeLe" mixes her heritage and love for UK culture in a diverse way.
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It was initially called the Ligue de hockey semi-professionnelle du Québec (LHSPQ), and was created by fusing two existing senior leagues.
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"Paauer" is no exception, fusing grimy jungle and trap with an unsettling effects sampler of sirens, bird calls, and unintelligible vocal chops.
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Helping the team is Abbeel, who is on leave from Berkeley to help OpenAI make progress fusing AI learnings with modern robotics.
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But she's much more than that, and has been fusing her backgrounds in music and comedy to create some truly great content.
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That's when it hit him that the decentralized nature of blockchain could allow for more participation in politics, fusing his two passions.
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The Cheetos Quesadilla follows Taco Bell's tradition of fusing snack stuff with actual food, as it first did with the Doritos taco.
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And, of course, surfing — which transcended mere sport into a sort of physical Zen, fusing mind and body with the natural world.
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Other activists cut holes in doors and put their arms through them covered in concrete casts, fusing their arms to the door.
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Dramatizing social ineptitude was his way of fusing punk with art school; it meant he could play around with tropes and themes.
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The song's amorous electro-thump suited both freak-filled clubs and souped-up car stereos, fusing futuristic sounds with a primal immediacy.
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By fusing three distinct timelines in Bamford's life together, Dynamite brings the same level of absurdity into both her depression and recovery.
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A subtle blend of both folk and rap, the song turns his signature genre-fusing sound into a heartfelt collage of redemption.
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That fusion sounds odd — in fact, it was less about fusing than juxtaposing, like bricolage, as a way of leading to newness.
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In their video works and installations, WangShui considers themes of technology, identity, and diaspora, often fusing time-based, architectural, and sculptural practices.
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In fact, Bell, now 30, would become one of the first people to start fusing style into the world of consumer technology.
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The star swelled to its current size because it burned through the hydrogen in its core and switched to fusing helium instead.
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Poking and prodding at questions of love, identity and safety in a hostile world, Mr. Park is fusing naturalistic drama with ballet.
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Still, cleverly fusing clues from social media with other information might help, as could early intervention to steer suspects away from possible violence.
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Singer Fela Kuti established a cult following in the 1970s among fans of his high-octane sound fusing brass instruments, organs and guitars.
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Kal Ho Naa Ho wears its American character proudly, seamlessly fusing American and Indian culture into the background of its love triangle plot.
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Roxy Music, the Bryan Ferry-led outfit famed for their fusing of art rock and glam, rounds out this year's list of honorees.
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The glassy solids that they form are thought to coat desiccation sensitive molecules and physically prevent them from breaking apart, unfolding, or fusing.
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Fusing a story of sustainability and animal welfare, the chromatic and playful sculptures fabricated from found objects ponder the future of the environment.
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Clay argues that, in the mid 2000s, artists like Rihanna, Drake, and Nicki started fusing genres, which inevitably trickled down to the dancers.
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Wolfe was a writer who occupied a unique niche by fusing together three seemingly divergent strands: pulp fiction, literary modernism, and Catholic theology.
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As with all things camp, Anderson exists in quotation marks, fusing her buxom presence with her reputation as a rock 'n' roll goddess.
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Trained in ballet but with an interest in fusing acrobatics and modern dance, she has performed throughout the city and across the country.
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It piggybacks on software and sharing agreements originally meant for criminal and counterterrorism investigators, fusing little bits of stray information together into dossiers.
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Fusing post-punk, disco and hip-hop, the single "UFO" goes on to be one of the most sampled tracks of all time.
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Fusing the African-American quilting tradition with European tropes of portraiture, these works grant monumental status to those that have historically been underrepresented.
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Workers should love what they do, and then promote that love on social media, thus fusing their identities to that of their employers.
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PG: Several years ago, people thought that when populations interbred, exchanging genes would not lead to anything other than a fusing of two populations.
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In fusing punk and other artistic and musical forms, Underworld unwittingly lit the way to the multimedia future of music in the internet age.
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But really, the fusing of Cowan's revved up interpretations of 'sexy' with a feminist-forward cartoon beloved by millennials is a genius marketing move.
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Fusing the ska/punk ethos of Save Ferris and the roaring range of Amy Winehouse, Hernandez has dominated the Detroit music scene since 2010.
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Hydrogen bombs work by harnessing energy created by fusing hydrogen atoms together, unlike atomic bombs, which work by tearing apart atoms through atomic fission.
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By fusing and riffing off the words orgasm and organism, he coined his own phrase, "orgones," to refer to his work on the topic.
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Fusing history and personal narrative with healthy doses of myth and humor, the book is a colorful, bittersweet recollection of a bygone Los Angeles.
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That means small, rocky worlds orbiting in the habitable zone of a so-called main sequence star, one that's fusing hydrogen in its core.
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Their 1977 debut, the eponymous Talking Heads: 77, is the dinkiest of the classic punk debuts, fusing punk's economical spareness with strained mock cheer.
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Rather than, say, switching between different focal points, the device takes shots on all five at once, fusing them together into one big picture.
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Over the next year it will host cultural performances with the ambitious goal of fusing the local and international dimensions of the poet's world.
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The Amazon molly's egg cells are activated to develop into an embryo by a sperm cell that degenerates without fusing with the egg's nucleus.
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In Kenya, businesses are looking to broaden access to energy by fusing micro grid technology with the significant uptake of mobile phone payment systems.
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They start fusing heavier elements in their cores and eventually run through the entire periodic table, burning every possible element until they reach iron.
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It is this transition to fusing helium that heated the core of the star and caused it to expand to its current enormous size.
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Fusing iron takes more energy than it produces, so the star can&apost build up enough internal pressure to maintain its shape and size.
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By fusing traditional Asian techniques with a finely tuned design school sensibility, Ms. Zhang combines the best of both her native and adopted homes.
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The romance is filmed as if in the conditional tense, fusing its fantasy with a clear-eyed view of its recklessly dangerous impracticality. ♦
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Hydrogen bombs differ from other nuclear weapons by harnessing energy created by fusing hydrogen atoms together rather than by tearing atoms apart (atomic fission).
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Like the boundaries between two slime mold cell fusing into one, the boundaries between human societies are eroding and engulfing one another through technology.
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" The researcher describes the framework of justifications that underpin the Israeli government's use of force in Gaza as an unprecedented "fusing of legal paradigms.
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In the 1970s, she became the world's greatest director of sex comedies—a genre she made entirely her own by fusing romance, farce, and politics.
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Perhaps such matter could be made in high-energy experiments by fusing together heavy atoms, the authors suggest, and maybe it would even be stable.
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The production of pain-killing chemicals followed a rearranging and fusing of genes brought about by selective pressures, as well as the more recent duplication.
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The album has garnered strong praise from critics, and features 21 tracks that touch on race and femininity, fusing R&B, soul and funk sounds.
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In the 1980s, Manafort launched a Washington consulting firm that brushed aside conventions by fusing together the once-separate spheres of lobbying and political consulting.
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He has a distinctive way of fusing his ideas and knowledge with materials and objects; his thought-filled sculptures are riveting physical and visual forces.
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Founded in 1997, Build-A-Bear Workshop was a pioneer at fusing retail with theater, allowing kids to select and customize their own stuffed animals.
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In 2008 he launched his first food truck in L.A., fusing Korean and Mexican food with items like spicy pork tacos and Kogi kimchi quesadillas.
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"Part of the way they've achieved record deportation numbers is by fusing enforcement of civil federal immigration laws with the mass incarceration regime," Newman said.
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Jamaican-born and New York-raised, Hood has been fusing reggae and hip-hop since her Can't Believe It's Just a Girl and Trap vs.
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In yet another unlikely symbiosis, calligraffitos are now fusing it with new media to render "digital calligraffiti," which is projected onto the sides of structures.
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Last year, Murphy and Kirby created the Play It Forward Sport Foundation, which has a mission of creating pay equality by fusing sports and community.
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Fusing African, European, and American textile traditions, he uses this labor-intensive medium to depict narrative scenes that capture the complexity of African American identity.
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Fusing all he had observed about the trade press, fan rags, criticism and feature writing into one, and drawing on competing underground journals like Crawdaddy!
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Fusing elements of Renaissance polyphony and Baroque counterpoint with the gauzy, layered chords of the French Impressionists, it is music of beauty, mystery and power.
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Most recently, he's been fusing new developments in hip-hop with the linguistics of contemporary jazz and the West African-derived music of New Orleans.
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But neurosurgeons performed an operation that involved fusing metal rods to his vertebrae, while at the same time sending blood flow to his spinal cord.
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And yet, as several members of the new cast recently explained, De Keersmaeker, like Robbins, has a knack for fusing formal movement and everyday gesture.
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Definitely. It's about celebrating where you're from and fusing it with where we are at now, which was a big part of the 90s ethos.
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It feels like Trump is launching his own fashion line instead of building a political cabinet, and maybe that's because he is fusing together the two.
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Scored by Toshiro Mayuzumi, the director's final film opens with an impressively avant-garde soundtrack fusing theremin and electronics with voice and traditional Japanese musical elements.
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In contrast with Sanders, however, the relatively youthful O'Malley is really focused on reinventing innovation in America and fusing it with a 21st century social justice.
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We lack the traditional food cultures of countries such as Spain and Italy so we love fusing dishes from different cultures to create something truly unique.
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Founded by MIT Media Lab researcher Anirudh Sharma, Nikhil Kaushik and Nitesh Kadyan, Graviky have been fusing technology and design to aid in tackling environmental issues.
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Their names are a fusing of the names of its original and current sponsors, the Booker-McConnell global food conglomerate and the investment firm Man Group.
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But Mr. Trump's unfiltered rallies and unshakable self-regard attracted a zealous following, fusing unsubtle identity politics with an economic populism that often defied party doctrine.
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Black Moth Super Rainbow frontman Tobacco (né Thomas Fec) has always had a knack for dissonance, fusing sonic and emotional contradictions into his experimental psych scuzz.
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Human Coalition is an organization committed to ending abortion in America by fusing technology, best practices, and tangible help to serve the unreached, abortion-determined woman.
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Satisfied with their proof of concept, they then repeated the trick by encoding a short video in DNA and fusing it in plexiglass, a transparent plastic.
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Creator Damon Lindelof somehow has appealed to comic nerds and new converts alike (I count myself among the latter) by fusing the old with the new.
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Down the road, as more semiautonomous driver assistance packages are added, the complexity of such systems will increase, fusing together radar, camera, ultrasonic and lidar technologies.
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Fusing these different influences catapulted the likes of Lil Peep and Lil Xan to global success, and set the blueprint for a new type of pop.
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It was a clever idea, fusing libertarian pro-gun ideology with libertarian tech-world Utopianism, and it gained him attention from media outlets like Wired and Vice.
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At its core, Gigster is fusing teams of freelancers with advanced project management tools and artificial intelligence to ensure gigs get done on time and on budget.
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Inka Essenhigh — to suggest an artist who exemplifies this more open attitude — seems like many of her generation, immune to anxieties related to fusing abstraction with figuration.
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The future of the technology rests in deciphering what a vehicle occupant wants, then fusing that with other technologies in order to create a more personalized ride.
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Aside from surgically fusing a Snuggie to your skin, is there anything on this crazy marble called Earth that's more comforting than a hearty bowl of homemade ?
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PARIS — The Chinese-French conceptual artist Huang Yong Ping is known for fusing complex multicultural allusions into forms that are easy to recognize but hard to interpret.
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On this score, Mr. Trump is the most unalloyed success, fusing boardroom bravado and constant exaggeration to convince his supporters that his vast wealth was an asset.
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Democrats, meanwhile, lost their Southern, conservative wing, and the ideological center of the Democratic Party moved to the coasts and big cities, fusing social and economic liberalism.
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When Destiny was first announced, it was pitched as bringing the Halo experience—one rooted in traditional, bombastic, story-driven campaigns campaigns—and fusing that with multiplayer.
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The partnerships hint at Waymo's plans for fusing its technology into people's everyday lives by transporting them between their homes and stores, restaurants or other nearby destinations.
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The creation of the counterterrorism center has been one of the success stories of the government's post-9/11 reforms, collecting and fusing information from across agencies.
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But "The Lavender Scare" is about how the fear of Communism and the fear of homosexuality became entwined and conflated, fusing into a new beast of oppression.
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She looks like what she is: an artist always ready to work and completely at ease complicating gender and age stereotypes, fusing man, woman, adolescent and child.
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Inspired by the dimly lit taverns of Andalusia, Spain, this tapas restaurant has been fusing traditional small plates with innovative twists since its opening in late 2015.
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Fusing grand themes and the visceral details of daily life, she offers a revisionist corrective that shows the influence of writers like Clarice Lispector and Angela Carter.
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They use a two-story-high, octopus-like metal apparatus to collapse walls of silver liquid metal over hydrogen atoms, fusing the particles together and releasing heat.
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Often we seem to be fusing those two attitudes, creating photo mash-ups of beauty standards and deviations, chasing our individuality even as we eye the herd.
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While the definitive explanation for this pussycat's striking looks is unknown, a true chimera cat's cells contain two types of DNA, caused by two embryos fusing together, i.e.
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In the comics, Danvers was an Air Force pilot who gained superpowers after being caught in an explosion, fusing her DNA with the original Captain Marvel, Mar-Vell.
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Even the samples on Lil Boat fit into this focused mood, with flips of J-pop and video game soundtracks all naturally fusing cheerful chords and rumbling 808s.
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Perhaps it is time, suggests Mr Sands, to end the hierarchy of suffering by creating one catch-all crime of mass atrocity, fusing genocide and "crimes against humanity".
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The team explains in its abstract:We present a novel solution to analyze the cloth surface by fusing two surface scan techniques: a curvature scan and a discontinuity scan.
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Taking the stage with a backdrop of a prison cell, chains and fire, Lamar celebrated his victories with the To Pimp A Butterfly track fusing rap and jazz. .
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African American artist Diedrick Brackens incorporates both European and West African weaving techniques into his textiles works, fusing strands of his lineage in works that depict autobiographical scenes.
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If you haven't seen the original video, it features Piko-Taro singing and fusing an apple, a pineapple and a pen, ultimately forming a Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen.
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To stem these challenges from below, elites must perform a delicate alchemy, fusing the nation's fear of its enemies with their own fear of movements for domestic reform.
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" John echoed the sentiment, saying, "I love the idea of fusing who you are on the inside — your passions and dreams — with what you wear on the outside.
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Challenge 1: Fusing IoT and Blockchain: Daimler Fleetboard is looking for creative ideas to bring transparency to the supply chain while digitising the handovers amongst the different stakeholders.
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The latest launch from the company, however, isn't so much new territory as it is fusing together of a few of its existing lines into a single device.
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But Mijatovic said more needed to be done, criticizing the fusing of the functions of the justice minister and prosecutor-general and demanding the separation of the positions.
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The figurative and chromatic elements invite comparisons to various religious, folk, and tribal traditions in India, revealing the artist's lifelong preoccupation with fusing Indian art with European Modernism.
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Yet Kahlo's obsession with painting her own image wasn't to cast herself as a hero; it was an exploratory process, an experiment in fusing a life into art.
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The result of fusing the two major insurgent armies as part of the overall coalition governing structure, the military at independence embodied the uneasy distribution of political power.
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Fission generates energy by splitting atoms apart, whereas fusion — the target of most recent VC investment — creates energy by fusing atoms together, which experts say is less dangerous.
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Over the ensuing five decades, she has developed a studio practice comprised largely of pastel on paper, fusing Western and indigenous pictorial modes with Mexican and Chicanx themes.
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A lot of the time, with classical music, there are a lot of traditionalists in there who are resistant to the idea of fusing electronic music with classical.
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Pritzker Prize: Architecture's highest honor was awarded to Arata Isozaki, a Japanese architect, urban designer and theorist known for fusing East and West, modern and postmodern, and more.
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And just before Mr. Hannity took the stage, the two shared a celebratory moment that made literal the fusing of the network and the presidency: They high-fived.
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In three years in the White House, Donald Trump has accomplished something no president before him has done: fusing his private business interests with America's highest public office.
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If millennial artists were more consumed with the possibility of sound and genre-fusing, Gen Z has mostly turned that focus inward, consumed with the possibility of self.
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Teenagers chill out on car hoods outside Abidjan's former city hall, designed by the French architect Henri Chomette and fusing a copper tower with a concrete ceremonial space.
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He seemed to wield his horn like hot iron; his book of compositions, meanwhile, read as an insurrectionary tract, while fusing concepts from John Coltrane and Joe Henderson.
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To go to the Democratic side, we heard a lot in this race about how Perriello was fusing the Sanders wing and the Clinton wing of the party.
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We are in the beginning stages of the fourth industrial revolution, which is characterized by a range of new technologies that are fusing the physical, digital and biological worlds.
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Elite Jewish Republicans, once as skeptical of Trump as nearly any other donor group, are quickly locking arms with the new administration and fusing their mission with the President's.
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Fusing heavy metal double bass with a cunt disposition is natural when you realize that it is a war out here and we must battle in order to build.
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As she permeates this boundary between apolitical celebrity and activist, she will make headlines — she's fusing her fame with politics, and the chemical reaction is going to be explosive.
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He believes this "removes the sex from the sex," instead showing people fusing together and certain moment in time before breaking away, presumably never to see each other again.
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Though you have to wonder if a series with so much brutal action and emotion fusing together could lose its magic if actors aren't able to prepare as usual.
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When Mack and Brady start fusing into the film's fabric (like a disappearing Marty McFly), they get kidnapped and have to be saved by the Wet Side Story heroes.
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The design is more Soho House than Claridges: minimalist, modern, cutting-edge British styling fusing alcantara, aluminium, and if you are prepared to spend an additional $6,680, carbon fiber.
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People associated with that opposition research firm, Fusing GPS that was hired by Hillary Clinton&aposs campaign and the DNC to dig up dirt on President Trump and Russia.
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We asked some of our favorite artists to represent them as terms in a visual dictionary, fusing their artistic style with the essence of the theme they were given.
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Having adjusted that plan somewhat, Bravo now hopes to open a restaurant before the age of 30, fusing the flavors of New Orleans with those of her Mexican upbringing.
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For these women, the environment and human rights are inextricably linked, their identities as women, indigenous people, and Ecuadorans fusing in a unique and powerful mandate for environmental stewardship.
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Fusing a structure essential to rural life with a symbol of prosperous existence in village, town and even city, it manifests one of the greatest of all American transitions.
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Sources with direct knowledge tell us Kevin's Sunday night surgery involved fusing the fractures ... 2 of them in the thoracic section of his spine, and 1 in the lumbar.
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The tent is made with a bright fabric whose pattern is an imaginary global flag, which Mr. Gaba created by digitally fusing elongated versions of all the world's flags.
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Darrah Carr Dance, a company that specializes in fusing modern movement with Irish tradition, will teach participants how to write "human poems" by sculpting their bodies into alphabet shapes.
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Obama in 2008, and then Clinton in 2016, rode to victory by fusing the two groups most indispensable to the party's modern coalition: college-educated whites and African Americans.
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Seven of the skeletons found are believed to have been adults older than 20, according to a preliminary skeletal analysis of the fusing of bones that occurs in adulthood.
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This is about ... It does sound a little, now, stereotype-y, but it's about fusing technology with the world's problems and figuring out ways to advance society through technology.
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Yet the members' growth and successes as individuals reinvigorated the particulary chemistry that inspired Miike Snow in the first place, fusing their disparate personal evolutions into something cohesive on iii.
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We're at a place now where violence and politics are fusing, and people have less and less shame about getting personal in their attacks of anyone with whom they disagree.
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Paradise was ahead of its time in a lot of ways, taking the nascent concept of a connected online world and fusing it to the bones of an arcade racer.
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The original game, itself a reboot of the beloved LucasArts series, proved that EA-owned developer DICE was capable of fusing the world of Star Wars with a competitive shooter.
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One of the first inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Berry wove together beguiling narratives, fusing rhythm and blues with country and western — and transfixing the nation.
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"This idea of fusing sounds of different sources so that the borders between them become blurred has been an interest of mine for years," explains Murcof to The Creators Project.
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Fusing the sonic aesthetics closest to him—Toronto and his mother's native of Guinea—the eight-track project is a strong stepping stone for the 17-year-old, STN artist.
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As Ishikawa Watanabe, the leader of the lab, puts it: The capacity of the dynamic projection mapping linking these components is not limited to fusing colorful unrealistic texture to reality.
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A fusing system with AA batteries as well as parts of a pressure cooker, flip phone and nylon fabric and a zipper were found at the scene, the official says.
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Harvesting the idea of an online marketplace and fusing it with predictive analytics to forecast prices, these companies aim to take the pain and uncertainty out of real estate transactions.
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Quashing these groups, the study found, can prevent their members from fusing with larger pro-Islamic State groups, which can quickly distribute inciting videos or statements to much broader audiences.
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While still in Central America, King and Smith came up with a name for their project: Where's My Office Now, a reference to their goal of fusing travel and work.
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A new piece of technology, capable of fusing objects together, overheats and malfunctions, resulting in lots of random things being combined, including the worlds of the Mushroom Kingdom and rabbids.
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Cruz agreed to modify the amendment by fusing the risk pools of people who buy cheaper plans subject to less federal regulation and those who purchase costlier federally qualified plans.
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The bulk of the series involves what happens when a mechanical malfunction results in the fusing of Owen and Annie's subconsciouses, which results in them essentially entering an anthology series.
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Igmar Thomas, a trumpeter, is the musical director of Lauryn Hill's touring group, and also leads the Revive Big Band with the outright intention of fusing jazz and hip-hop.
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With Trump in the thick of his reelection race, his daily early evening briefings are increasingly fusing with his political strategy, and the crisis is already shaping the 2020 race.
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It spotlighted two 300-pound resin-coated sculptures suspended overhead, fusing forms associated with pairs of ages; Harvest/Excess involved a rat, plows, a cornucopia and an accumulation of detritus.
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"My program conceived of intermedia not as an interdisciplinary fusing of different fields into one, but as a constant collision of concepts and disciplines," he told Artforum magazine in 2012.
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Its title song, "Je Suis Africain," praises an African heritage that extends worldwide, and backs it up with a Pan-African groove fusing elements from Congo, Senegal, Algeria and beyond.
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But for UK-based graphic design student Ross Norman, both of these portals have come together in a kind of cultural synesthesia, fusing his childhood memories with the flavors of Springfield.
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When: Saturday, October 29 & Sunday, October 30, 11am–6pm Where: 3307 (3307 W. Washington Boulevard, Arlington Heights, Los Angeles) Tea ceremonies are highly ordered events, fusing the performative and the gastronomic.
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It's the glow of plasma reacting with the air as the print head goes to work fusing together the plastic material as the printer builds the piece up, layer by layer.
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Not long before that (cosmically speaking), the sun had burst into being, fusing together hydrogen atoms from an immense ball of gas, setting alight a fire that burns to this day.
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Encountering such tactile records fusing hard looking, mark-making, and emotional punch awakens a visceral sense of "being there" that can make us fall in love with painting all over again.
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Emerson was widely considered one of the greatest keyboardists of his generation, fusing rock music with classical and jazz influences, first as a member of The Nice and then with ELP.
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But the implications strike at the very nature of modern labor: Humans and robots are fusing into a cohesive workforce, one that promises to harness the unique skills of both parties.
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Fusing what had been two separate but symbiotic forces, Mr. Trump has begun a real-life political science experiment: What happens when a major party's nominee is more provocateur than politician?
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Italian fascists called for a national renewal, founded on physical strength, a fusing of tradition and modernism, higher birth rates, and industrial and military might as the antidote to economic woes.
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This substance, the researchers wrote, could "restore the integrity of sharply severed nerve fibers or seal the membrane of damaged neurons," based on past research, by fusing the fibers back together.
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The star, called KELT-11, is in the process of evolving into a red giant, meaning it's started using up its nuclear fuel, fusing hydrogen in a shell outside its core.
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The fusing of past and future served overt political goals in Nikolai Evreinov's re-enactment of the "Storming of the Winter Palace," staged in Petrograd in 21922, during the civil war.
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Fusing the intimacy of pen and ink with the vérité of cinema, we have created a work that tells a story that would be impossible to convey through either medium alone.
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I feel a necessity to make these paintings, as if it were a ritual, the reciting of a prayer: fusing calm and action, trying not to think, listening to my body.
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He giddily broke and pushed all of them, combining what were dismissed as two distinct and disreputable gutter genres (science fiction and horror) and fusing them into one glorious chest-bursting hybrid.
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Titled Nedjemankh and His Gilded Coffin, the show outlined how the polytheistic ancient Egyptian religion survived three centuries of foreign rule before fusing its formal traditions with the aesthetics of Coptic Christianity.
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This is no longer a band fusing surf guitars with noisy abrasions; this is a trio exploring the darker corners of industrial synth music, setting up camp, and howling at the walls.
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Productivity growth is dismal in the West, companies are fusing at a furious rate, entrepreneurialism is stuttering, populism is on the rise and the old rules of business are being torn up.
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Perry's work knows no limits when it comes to expression; fusing performance, video and sound with sculpture and graphics, she creates a unique context that acts as a reflection of modern society.
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American Boyfriend's main trick—fusing post-Odd Future angst-rap with jangly, earnest indie rock—is such a logical connection that it's a wonder so few have managed to nail it previously.
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There was a great deal of excitement for its fusing of analog and digital (it connected to an app), but ultimately was panned for being confusing to operate and expensive at $300.
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STAY Rooms HotelBy fusing traditional Georgian style with contemporary Western elements, a chilled atmosphere and great — and I mean great — music, Rooms is equal to any Soho House or other hipster hotel.
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The most common red giants are stars nearing the end of the so-called red-giant-branch but are still fusing hydrogen into helium in a shell surrounding a degenerate helium core.
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At Mary Boone, "Afterparty in the Rhizosphere" (2017), again fusing abstraction and representation, is a celebration of teeming growth (the rhizosphere is the nutritive, microorganism-packed region of soil around plant roots).
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It's a big star, a hydrogen-fusing behemoth almost five times the size of the sun, which usually appears somewhere between blue and white if you look up at it at night.
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However, from what I've seen of the season (and this could change), Daredevil seems uninterested in doing any giant crossovers, nor is it particularly concerned with fusing itself to those other shows.
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Lockheed officials say they are confident that the new jet's superior data-processing and "fusing" capabilities, coupled with its ability to evade radar, will ultimately prevail over the older-generation Super Hornets.
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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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Born in Santiago de Chile in 1948, as a teenager Vicuña would begin fusing feminist art praxis with indigenous tradition, performance with conceptual art, and art objects with an outpouring of poetry.
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CVS has kicked its efforts to fuel improved health outcomes into high gear since fusing with health insurance titan Aetna, and now it's tackling specialty pharmacy — one of the industry's costliest qualms.
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Fusing harmonic ideas they learned from Eno with the band's own increased sense of scale, it's LCD's coldest, harshest album, immersed in postpunk ideals of aural distortion and sharp bursts of sound.
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He and his father, Joe, founded the men's wear brand Casely-Hayford in 2009, fusing high-end tailoring with a contemporary outlook that has appealed to rappers and red-carpet stars alike.
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Fusing a deep sense of foreboding alongside an abiding playfulness, the various one-acts — "Imp," especially — confirmed a masterful ability to experiment with both subject matter and form that remains without peer.
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Fusing the fashion designer's feminine silhouettes with the active brand's high-grade gym gear, the new collection serves those who want their workout wear to be both highly functional and highly fashionable.
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By fusing the female body with domestic objects, Nicola L. plays with the construction of both the social skins (that we present to others) and the interior spaces that condition female lives.
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These two lenses enhance light absorption by utilising the extra light that comes into the mono lens, then fusing the B/W image with the color image to significantly enhance total light absorption.
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A blissed-out, balearic jam, "Priestess" proved to be the perfect introduction to Pumarosa's otherworldly sound, each subsequent track fusing industrial energy to a softer, almost improvisational sense of melody and explorative soundscapes.
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Swiss-American musician Manuel Gagneux had been fusing genres in response to throwaway 4Chan comments for a little while before responding to an offensively-phrased request to combine black metal and old spirituals.
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IDSVA's pioneering curriculum—fusing distance learning with intensive residencies—allows working art professionals to pursue rigorous advanced scholarship without having to interrupt or abandon their teaching careers, art practice, or other professional responsibilities.
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In 2008, she opened The Modern Pantry—a New Zealand-inspired restaurant "fusing everyday cooking with modern ingredients"—in Clerkenwell and in 2012, was awarded an MBE for services to the restaurant industry.
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The best case scenario here is SZA taking Parker's trippy, R&B-friendly sounds (Rihanna covered Tame Impala, remember) and fusing them with Ronson's almost unparalleled knack for write catchy-ass pop songs.
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Fusing disco, funk, and rock into an immediately recognizable and danceable genre of its own, they released a handful of songs that became ubiquitous—you've heard them, even if you don't know it.
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At Spice Kitchen, Nour has dubbed one dish "East meets West," fusing rice, chicken and beef with Syrian spices and Tex-Mex flavors to reflect his move to the American West from Damascus.
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On his latest track "Take It On Down," his lethargic and detached flow are met with Paris-based producer NxxxxxS' barely-there beat, fusing together for a beautiful and hazy come-down anthem.
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Informed by her work as a trained Astral Body healer, tarot reader, and astrologist, her songs are intuitively aware and visceral, seamlessly fusing together elements of ambient post-rock with trance and psych.
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IDSVA's pioneering curriculum — fusing distance learning with intensive residencies — allows working art professionals to pursue rigorous advanced scholarship without having to interrupt or abandon their teaching careers, art practice, or other professional responsibilities.
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Burke's genius was in fusing the scam with a boiler room–style operation that relied on convincing thousands of average people to rent their personal Facebook accounts to the company, which Ads Inc.
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Armstrong possessed a rare gift for fusing disparate types of music that moved him — he had command over the passion of blues, excitement of ragtime, and the poignancy of operatic and classical melodies.
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It is rare to see modern R&B seated next to classical instruments, but this calls for a larger statement on what rules are in place when fusing styles of music—if any.
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Fascinatingly, and unlike other early birds, its third finger consisted of just two bones—an early example of a bird species reducing, or fusing, its finger bones (more on this in just a bit).
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But perhaps more importantly, there's the fact that literary writers are some of the most imaginative storytellers there are — they're talented at fusing rich characters, intricate plots, and resonant themes into masterful page-turners.
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If this alone weren't enough, Fassbinder does something remarkable by making an art film that's a high-wire genre act fusing elements of porn, B movies, noir, and even a bit of science fiction.
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Between the lines: A win for AT&T would probably make it easier for TV networks to merge with a tech or telecom company — essentially fusing the content delivery systems with the content itself.
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SAP is trying to achieve this by fusing social with learning and employee engagement, so for every subject of interest you can combine practical experience with formal classroom training and peer mentoring, Patel explained.
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The book is, itself, roughly the size of a schooner: a 1,266-page behemoth composed in several dozen shades of the deepest, richest purple prose, fusing social realism, high fantasy and sparkling literary showoffishness.
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Haïti is still embroiled in election turmoil and ongoing social and political unrest, while his legendary band—RAM—just released its new album, fusing ceremonial Vodou rhythms with Haitian street music and electric guitars.
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The record finds Victims changing things up once again, fusing the metallic leanings it perfected on its 183 album A Dissident with an aggressive hardcore that overflows with searing solos and full-bodied melodies.
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Veoneer believes driver monitoring will be an important area, with sensor fusion between the inward-looking and outward looking camera underway, and Batra said thermal imagery and camera fusing was also being increasingly discussed.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump has solved his problem over his weak impeachment defense, fusing it with an audacious reelection pitch that makes a virtue of the rule-breaking character that got him into trouble.
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And we wanted to break the mold by fusing the audio tradition of narrative storytelling (with its focus on character, chronology and suspense) with the news (with its emphasis on urgency, impact and explanation).
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We don't do sultry, we do saucy, and as such our attempt at fusing house music and the sexuality of nightlife has birthed a sound that has all the emotional power of an Inbetweeners movie.
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When: Sunday, November 27, 8:30–11:30pm Where: Bootleg Theater (2220 Beverly Boulevard, Westlake, Los Angeles) Rachel Mason's versatile artistic practice encompasses sculpture, theater, music, and film, often fusing them all into enigmatic spectacles.
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By fusing stiff, Victorian portraits with the feathers and faces of birds, Angelucci seeks to "embody many themes of the nineteenth century," and expose her ruffled feathers to the many problematic issues of the time.
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Just as Trump's television show blended roles usually kept separate, fusing the self-congratulatory patter of the talk show host with the performed character of the boss, Trump collapses the roles of sycophant and target.
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Whenever smartphones have grown more disposable — such as with the sealing of the battery inside or the fusing of the display panel and the glass on the front — the iPhone has again led the way.
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"TommyNow continues to put the consumer at the heart of the event, fusing fashion, pop culture and entertainment, and connecting with our global fans in an authentic way," Hilfiger told Vogue magazine before the show.
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A former leftist guerrilla leader who critics accuse of trying to set up a family dictatorship, Ortega has been president since 2007, delivering solid growth by fusing socialist policies with an embrace of free markets.
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The other dimension which gives credibility was that Rob's career has been defined by amazing collaborations, minimal ego, strong political values and fusing different musical styles and mediums to create art that has resonated globally.
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But the cultural void between the two didn't stop artist Andrew Archer from creating Edo Ball, a series of prints fusing the aesthetic qualities of ukiyo-e with the modernized subject matter of B-ball.
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This new series of works highlights Pelc-McArthur's multidisciplinary approaches and demonstrates her strong interest in fusing traditional painting and digital matter to explore the stream of data and information that we're constantly deluged with.
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Fusing contemporary portraiture with photography, video, and sumptuous immersive installations, Thomas captures the strength, beauty, and vitality of the women around her, reinforcing the importance of being seen, both inside and outside of the gallery.
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And here is another update that'll just add to the confusion: after fusing Hangouts and SMS for a while, the company is now focused on Android Messages as its primary service for accessing text messages.
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Although more massive stars can begin another shell of fusing heavier elements when this helium is exhausted, the sun is too feeble to generate the pressure needed to begin that layer of fusion, Scudder explained.
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The accumulated incidents in Europe and the United States have highlighted how an ancient prejudice is surging in the 21st century in both familiar and mutant ways, fusing ideologies that otherwise would have little overlap.
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Mitchell wants to make it home to a new generation of activists who are part of a historic upsurge in popular protest, fusing Bernie Sanders's class politics with a focus on racial and gender equality.
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There you'll find an Okhtein mini-studded bag from Egypt ($430) and Wires glasses handcrafted in Zimbabwe from a single piece of wire coiled around 3D-printed lenses, fusing African craft with modern technology ($2795).
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Here you'll discover such buildings as Abidjan's former city hall, fusing a copper tower with a concrete ceremonial space, or the National Assembly in Lusaka, consisting of a long concrete block supported by dainty stilts.
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While nodding to Vermeer's "Lacemaker" in the facture of her threads, McCoubrey transcends the depiction of lace as a product or adornment, adopting its ornamental language and fusing it masterfully to the illusionistic tradition of painting.
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Attracting museumgoers with its glittering title item, Nedjemankh and His Gilded Coffin outlines how the polytheistic ancient Egyptian religion survived three centuries of foreign rule before fusing its formal traditions with the aesthetics of Coptic Christianity.
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Fusing technology, art and communication, the app is designed to be "a mobile communication tool as much as a mobile drawing tool," and the ability to share your drawing is only a two-fingered tap away.
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Trump's rhetoric since Clinton's remark suggests a strategy of fusing his anti-trade, America First message, attacks on Clinton's "deplorables" jab in a bid to win over blue collar and middle class voters in the Midwest.
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Not only does fusion easily veer into a gimmick, they said, but the term can oversimplify the experiences of people with multiple backgrounds, whose aren't "fusing" anything but rather living within the web of global exchange.
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Fusing the DIY spirit of punk with the taut dynamics of classic rock and roughshod velocity of Motörhead, the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM) is best remembered for introducing the world to Iron Maiden.
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Fusing together skittering hip-hop drum patterns, stretched-out synthesizer workouts reminiscent of Tangerine Dream and Vangelis, and the rhythmic detritus left in UK bass music's wake, Severant borrowed from different eras while still feeling fresh.
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Drawing from diasporic communities, the global South, and the West, she creates indefinable explosions of sound, fusing everything from hip-hop to dancehall, baile funk to grime; weaving old punk samples next to winding drum beats.
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Although the members of Ton-Fan worked in different styles and drew from diverse inspirations, they shared a common goal: to modernize traditional Chinese painting by fusing its aesthetics with Western painting, particularly American Abstract Expressionism.
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The remarks are permeating every membrane of his presidency so much that they've left aides and allies mastering verbal jiujitsu to defend his unprecedented approach to fusing personal business interests with his position in high office.
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Bennani's imaginative use of social media and consumer electronics, and her talent for fusing the real with the virtual, permits her to conjure up physical environments that radiate the glee, confusion, and exuberance of the internet.
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But in 2017's New Orleans, a collective called The Pink Room Project is taking these parts of the city's DNA, fusing it with forms of house music, and making a scene previously unknown to their hometown.
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Before leaving it to sit overnight on the final eve of fermentation, locals add their own flair to the beer, fusing the brew with fennel, chamomile, mint, or cinnamon, all believed to aid in the digestion process.
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"The future of creativity is clearly collaborative, fusing art and technology and it's been fantastic to open up our work to the next generation of creative talent and to share that process with the world on YouTube."
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If grunge had killed hair metal by fusing by-the-book indie and punk with gen-x cynicism, then of course something ridiculous and showy was going to come along and blow it out of the water.
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With their "everything but the kitchen sink" approach to fusing black, doom, and death metal with jagged elements of grind, the band seems to be more of a surprisingly functional collection of hideous refuse than anything else.
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"There's a fine balance with fusing fashion and style with pop culture and entertainment," he told Refinery29 about this type of undertaking, adding that it's Saks' M.O. to always maintain the luxury element in its artful displays.
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While at Apple, Gross was present for the rapid fusing of machine learning with iOS and Mac OS. He cites specific efforts to intelligently pull contact information from correspondence and seamlessly integrate it within apps like Contacts.
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I still remember now, the tender underscore of his slow ballads fusing with this decrepit imagery of melting Mars Bars, shit stained toilets in run-down diners and the crazed, bulging, dying figure of the man himself.
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When we can control an object with our neurological system, instead of with our hands, Ahuvia hypothesizes that it'll quite literally become a part of us, fusing to our identities in a way non-linked possessions don't.
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Then, later that evening, we spoke to Simko about her journey and the challenges presented by fusing these largely unmarried spheres, before the ensemble played material from their self-titled debut LP, released May 6 this year.
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By now, thanks to the work of musicians like Robert Glasper and Esperanza Spalding, it's harder to argue that fusing jazz with pop and funk is inherently some kind of artistic compromise, or that synthesizers connote inauthenticity.
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He soon developed his own semiabstract style, fusing ancient Iraqi iconography — particularly the wide-eyed figures of Sumeria — and Western modern art, which he came across by observing the work of fellow artists who had studied abroad.
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But fusing the strands reveals an extraordinary story of a president who has attacked the law enforcement apparatus of his own government like no other president in history, and who has turned the effort into an obsession.
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According to Fox Sports, he rationalized that the recovery period of fusing his finger—set at 12 weeks—would mean he'd miss the beginning of the season, so he opted for the 2-week recovery amputation instead.
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So it isn't surprising when companies working on autonomous tech also focus on building their own high-definition maps, which go beyond regular maps by fusing LiDAR, radar and visual information for a very accurate milimeter-level detail.
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"The Mk 48 ADCAP (advanced capability) torpedo is a heavyweight acoustic-homing torpedo with sophisticated sonar, all-digital guidance and control systems, digital fusing systems and propulsion improvements," William Couch, Naval Sea Systems Command spokesman, told Warrior Maven.
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IDI, like much of the data-fusion industry, traces its lineage to Hank Asher, a former cocaine smuggler and self-taught programmer who began fusing sets of public data from state and federal governments in the early 1990s.
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Falwell cast this dual inheritance in the terms of a clash between God and the Enemy, but it was hard not to see his career as a successful fusing of his parents' influences, salesmanship wrapped in Christian cloth.
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Not a retreat into the safety of commerciality per se, but instead an attempt at fusing styles in a way that welcomes the listener to the party instead of jarring them from the jump, which is Yeezus did.
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Actually, it's more than aluminum: it's what APWorks calls "Scalmalloy," a custom aluminum alloy powder "with almost the specific strength of titanium" that the company uses to build incredible structures by fusing thin layers of the material together.
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Instead of treading familiar waters, they've upped the ante by fusing their traditionally tense and gripping acoustic sensibilities with sparse yet urgent strains of rock music that add serious depth and lyrics in English, presumably for universal understanding.
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Papademos, an economist who is more of a technocrat than a politician, was catapulted to centre stage in Greece's debt crisis when he became caretaker prime minister from late 2011 to May 2012, fusing a fragile governing coalition.
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But this bill was not only an especially massive overhaul of the tax system, it was also a 1,097-page rush job, created by fusing two equally rushed and flawed prior versions over a week of secret conferencing.
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Also, Australia's 5 Seconds Of Summer and British pop rock sweeties The Vamps have both had successful careers fusing the respective dynamics of Blink-182 and Backstreet Boys to greater international acclaim than Busted and McFly ever managed.
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Papademos, an economist who is more of a technocrat than a politician, was catapulted to center stage in Greece's debt crisis when he became caretaker prime minister from late 2011 to May 2012, fusing a fragile governing coalition.
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By fusing his militant past with a more business-friendly approach, Ortega stands in stark contrast to many once-dominant Latin American leaders, whose popularity has plummeted in recent years after failing to guarantee gains in economic prosperity.
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More than its fresh sound — a fusing of metal with punk — more than articulating a generation's disillusionment with capitalist culture, the appeal of grunge, for me, was this: It reflected and ennobled the blue-collar world I knew.
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Joe Biden surged to Super Tuesday wins by assembling the primary coalition he and other Democrats have yearned to build for a year, fusing domination among black voters with strong support from whites that crossed over class lines.
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Xie Yanmei, a Beijing-based political analyst at Gavekal, a research firm, said that Xi's fusing of nationalism and traditional Chinese values had wider appeal today than Mao or Marx, which have been part of mandatory "patriotic" education.
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China has already spent around 6 billion yuan ($893 million) on a large doughnut-shaped installation known as a tokamak, which uses extremely high temperatures to boil hydrogen isotopes into a plasma, fusing them together and releasing energy.
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Where other directors and artists often create a fictional story to run alongside the music, Joseph instead gives character to the feeling at its foundation, fusing vibrant montages of architecture and people into hypnotic and non-linear narratives.
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Prior to the unaccompanied minor flare-up in 2014, the White House had adopted a relatively hands-off approach to Central America, fusing the trade and financial liberalization of the Clinton administration with George W. Bush's drug-war militarism.
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The surgeons also claim to have successfully tested the transplant technique, by re-fusing severed spinal cords in a dog and a monkey, but they have published scant reliable evidence of those experiments or sufficient data about the outcomes.
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A decade and a half after fusing their Apparat and Modeselektor projects into techno's most joyful cerberus, Sascha Ring, Sebastian Szary, and Gernot Bronsert have the casual but deep connection of men who've spent time together in the trenches.
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Eni last month committed $50 million to one of several projects aiming to produce energy by fusing atoms at temperatures as hot as the sun, a process seen by doubters as still closer to science fiction than commercial reality.
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Modernism, as Kenner and Davenport showed in numerous studies, answered the radical discontinuity created by technology by fusing linguistic play with classical themes; for them, Joyce's fusion of a Dublin everyman with a Homeric hero was an emblematic act.
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Bolch has made a name for himself by fusing a wide range of musical genres as a recording artist, while also using his master's degree in business to build a successful career as a publisher, investor, and serial entrepreneur.
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After wrapping up a Las Vegas residency in March, the group, responsible for fusing gospel, jazz and disco into some of the most boisterous hits of the 1970s, including "September" and "Shining Star," have just started a summer tour.
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To that end, Money Magazine recent identified the best places to live in the nation, fusing criteria such as job opportunities, quality public schools, low crime, cultural and recreational resources — including libraries and museums, and, of course, affordable housing.
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In making their offer on Wednesday, Hong Kong officials said that fusing the two exchanges would allow companies and investors to profit from a common platform for trading stocks and bonds that would be open 18 hours a day.
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Well, the problem is that fusing incompatible approaches is not that simple, but I'll put it another way: The problem is movements based on unchallengeable assumptions about the way the world is, and how we should behave in it.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - It is not easy fusing a cocktail of genres including music, comedy and time travel into a movie, but the leading stars of new Bollywood film "Baar Baar Dekho" hope to convey a multi-faceted love story.
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A focus on telomeres, the repetitive sequences at the end of a chromosome to protect it from deteriorating or fusing with other chromosomes, in the twins' white blood cells revealed a surprise: Typically, telomeres decrease in length as someone gets older.
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They claim to be able to do this through a two-part method: First, they make a very sharp cut that minimizes damage of the cord, and second, they use "fusogens," chemicals that accelerate the process of re-fusing severed neurons.
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This pissed a lot of people off, but while some had an immediate and serious conversation about the racial politics of blackface, everyone seemed relaxed about the general idea of fusing their faces with the features of long-deceased public figure.
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Fusing his militant past with a more business-friendly approach, the 71-year-old Ortega stands in stark contrast to many once-dominant Latin American leaders, whose popularity has plummeted in recent years after failing to guarantee gains in economic prosperity.
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It's formed of two lobes, the larger and smaller of which are named Ultima and Thule respectively, which likely accreted individually in the earliest days of the solar system, then entered each other's influence and eventually encountered one another, fusing.
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It was radical and technically rigorous in its delivery, fusing cold, shattered production with dark, real-talk storytelling – a stark departure from the more upbeat, dance-driven sounds produced by a generation of rappers brought up on UKG and grime.
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For the third consecutive year, a group of these anonymous laborers are releasing their Art Handlers Calendar, fusing the comic absurdity of FDNY-style calendars with an earnest plea for increased visibility as the rarely appreciated backbone of the art world.
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The brochure advertises the four new facilities will bring, "Architecture and design that enhances the neighborhood with minimal street-level impact," fusing the aesthetic of corporate gentrification with the prison industrial complex and opening a new chapter for the prison business.
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Social media would probably have remained in the Second Life phase — with people creating clubhouses and personalities that they played around with on the weekends — instead of smartphones fusing together our first and second lives until we couldn't tell them apart.
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"The music is the first thing I think of when I think of the '80s — the early integration of machinery, in the form of drum machines and sort of roboticism into music and the fusing of all that," Urban said.
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It's based on the research of Ian Haney López, a law professor at Berkeley and the author of "Merge Left: Fusing Race and Class, Winning Elections, and Saving America," who worked closely with Anat Shenker-Osorio, founder of ASO Communications.
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As Haney López documents in his recent book Merge Left: Fusing Race and Class, Winning Elections, and Saving America, the Trumpian "racial fear" message outperformed two core progressive narratives, one centered on racial justice and the other on economic populism.
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"They're more in keeping with the commercial work he did where he's fusing different stylistic ideas of that time, with Surrealism and late Cubism and even a little Rococo with these plaster undulating areas that surround the panels," Kuhn said.
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In fact, former colleagues say, the Ted Cruz of 2000 is entirely recognizable in the candidate now aspiring to the presidency himself, fusing hyper-intelligence, crackling ambition and a laundry list of impeccable insider credentials that he once ticked off more readily.
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Leveraging lidar and autonomous vehicle technology (similar to what's used by Google cars to map the world), Scaled Robotics built a WALL-E doppelgänger to navigate and build maps of construction sites by fusing images, video and data captured by its robots.
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The Penna is a new Kickstarter project from a company called Elretron that looks to cash in on the current retro-tech craze by fusing the old-time aesthetics of a typewriter with the technology of a modern-day mechanical Bluetooth keyboard.
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Fusion power is essentially the result of fusing the nuclei of two or more lighter atoms into one heavier nucleus, a process which releases massive quantities of energy and is perhaps best demonstrated by our Sun, the natural nuclear fusion reactor par excellence.
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"We are fusing AI with human intelligence and optimized workflows around buyer and seller journeys — all towards a superior customer experience for real estate transactions that also result in significant savings for buyers and sellers," Reali CEO and founder Amit Haller told me.
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Bad Bunny featuring El Alfa - La Romana A celebration of the twin Carribean homelands of its artists, the highly anticipated video for this X100PRE standout lives up to the high expectations set by the pair's fusing of Puerto Rican trap with Dominican dembow.
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Mr. Bannon, who declined to be interviewed for this article, has made little secret of his desire to frighten Americans out of complacency, fusing relentless provocation and a hodgepodge of conservative ideas to make the case for rebellion against the political order.
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It's music for losers, loners, and outcasts, and Come Over When You're Sober (Part One) is impactful in its simplicity, fusing Blink-182 vocal melodies with cloud-rap beats and standing as the most accomplished and succinct example of his style and persona.
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In 1982 she helped form the African Jazz Pioneers, a group of elder musicians who covered a wide range of midcentury music, mostly marabi and kwela, which had been popular styles fusing Zulu tradition with influences from around South Africa and North America.
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Ms. Liu, who was born in the northeastern Chinese city of Changchun in 1948 and moved to the United States in 1984, is known for fusing her early artistic training in socialist realism with Western influences to create paintings based on historical photographs.
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Ms. Liu, who was born in the northeastern Chinese city of Changchun in 1948 and moved to the United States in 1984, is known for fusing her early artistic training in socialist realism with Western influences to create paintings based on historical photographs.
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Eni last month committed 50 million euros ($62 million) to one of several projects aiming to produce energy by fusing atoms at temperatures as hot as the sun, a process seen by doubters as still closer to science fiction than commercial reality.
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In their substance (if not their tangled exposition and anachronistic references), Biden's arguments reflected standard-issue thinking among Bill Clinton-era "New Democrats" about fusing calls for more "personal responsibility" to programs designed to expand opportunity for low-income and minority families.
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By contrast, Kansai's designs cherry-pick from Japanese history — and roam through Asian art as a whole, fusing disparate visuals — irezumi tattoos, Imperial Chinese court robes from the Qing dynasty, a print derived from Hokusai's "The Great Wave Off Kanagawa" — into single garments.
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Firstly, in the shape of "Da Funk" Daft Punk showcased their inherent gift for fusing dancefloor swagger with a metallic crunch—something that would come to define the French electronic scene that followed them, best personified perhaps in the shape of Justice.
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Adopting a stage name from the famous knife fighter James Bowie and his weapon of choice, sporting long hair and androgynous fashion, and fusing high art with street sensibilities, Bowie defied the conventions of music, sex, gender, and pretty much everything else in his path.
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In 2015, Peep (born Gus Åhr) set himself apart from other performers within the genre through his innovative fusing of 2000s emo and pop punk, with underground Memphis hip-hop, creating a sound that spoke directly to his brand of "no fucks given" suburban rockstar.
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Several of the Dadaistic collages from the exhibition, in which the fusing of objects and bodies evokes both fascination and discomfort, were included in Kot'átková's recently published two-volume artist book, Pictorial Atlas of a Girl Who Cut a Library into Pieces (JRP|Ringier, 2016).
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Why it matters: Scott, who has close ties to Republican leaders, will be leading PCMA at a time when the largest PBMs are fusing together with health insurers and are enduring heavy criticism for their role in the nation's problem of high drug prices.
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As soon as a scrap of news hits Twitter, thousands upon thousands of users across multiple platforms swarm to synthesize it with other, unrelated scraps—even if fusing them into a coherent narrative requires logical backflips and manufacturing some data points of their own.
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While Mr. Keller's fusing of heavy metal and politics has earned him a lot of attention, authorities on the genre argue that the mayor is part of a global current of elected officials who have made their love of metal part of their political narrative.
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The one song I heard, "Bad For U," from her self-released EP, How to Measure the Distance Between Lovers, plays like future blues, fusing the uncanny effects of Oneohtrix Point Never with the bass-scaping of Burial and the crystalline beauty of Björk.
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Clinton has spent much of her time eviscerating her opponent as unqualified to handle national security, the Democratic nominee spoke instead of her activist, social justice background, often fusing policy and personal anecdotes about how her Methodist faith had steered her toward public policy. Mrs.
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The "Westworld" series premiere suggests that Mr.Nolan and Ms. Joy are intent on fusing Crichton's chaos theory with the ideas of "Memento," which is ambitious enough in the abstract, before adding the complications of a huge ensemble cast and "Game of Thrones"-sized world-building.
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Heralding what the organization has called the Fourth Industrial Revolution – which is characterized by a range of new technologies that are fusing the physical, digital and biological worlds, WEF urged governments to adopt more flexible labor markets as an era of automation and robotization approached.
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Today, the culinary and rapping arts have never been so closely intertwined, with fans learning about fusing bucatini with razor clams with the same sort of enthusiasm they once reserved for hearing The Clipse and Dipset talk about cooking crack in the mid-2000s.
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He has called for "fusing" the two systems of the city and the mainland (中港融合) and "unifying" Hong Kong and Shenzhen, a major city right across the border (深港同城化) — in other words, chipping away at Hong Kong's distinctiveness.
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Fusing Page Six celebrity with the kiddie fun of emoji, Yung Jake has conjured up a genre that may not be "very deep … or high concept like my other stuff," as he said, and yet one that remains as mindlessly irresistible as a smiley face.
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"No ideas but in things," the great poet William Carlos Williams counsels in his poem "A Sort Of A Song," thus fusing thought with the material world (or, as he put it in his poem, using "metaphor to reconcile the people and the stones").
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As Victory was becoming the home for every band that was fusing hardcore with metal, the second release in the singles series would see the most humorless man in hardcore affiliating himself with the band that took aim at the industry he was building.
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He started with The Spaceshits in the late 90s in Montreal, then took Mark Sultan with him to form The King Khan & BBQ Show; he fronted King Khan and the Shrines before fusing his band with The Black Lips for one record as The Almighty Defenders.
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In Moreau, the modernist dream of an absolute form of art is realized by fusing hard-earned subversions of traditional iconography with unrelenting attention to minute details and free-floating variations of color and line until fantasy and reality converge, conveying alternating currents of alienation and recognition.
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Studying electrical engineering in college, and working as a computer security analyst for the last three decades, he was mostly interested in holding onto devices like these and their workable parts as a way to fix newer, broken ones, often fusing pieces together like a mad scientist.
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Evangelical leaders have spent decades demanding that presidential candidates pledge to govern a "Christian nation" by fusing conservative Christianity and government, producing obedient foot soldiers like Mike Huckabee, Rick Santorum, Rick Perry and Michele Bachmann, none of whom managed to emerge as a real presidential contender.
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Unlike conventional metal fabrication techniques that rely on removing or stamping metals to arrive at an intended design, metal 3D printing builds objects up layer by layer through fusing material together with a programmed laser that literally draws each layer shape until an object has been produced.
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In No Title (I Was Beginning) (2001), the artist uses the Statue of Liberty as a metaphor for a girl reaching puberty and adulthood, fusing these signifiers with a direct reference to Antônio Carlos Jobim and Vinícius de Moraes' iconic Bossa Nova ballad The Girl from Ipanema.
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Devyanin's better known to most of us as Pixelord, the forward-thinking Moscow-based producer and DJ who's spent the last few years fusing grime with footwork and bass music, releasing club-ready mutants on labels like Error Broadcast, Leisure System, Infinite Machine, and Hit & Hope.
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Just as he did on both of his previous albums, Cicierega created the 290 tracks on Mouth Moods by layering once omnipresent pop tracks on top of one another until they lose their individuality, fusing into a composite whole that's greater than the sum of its parts.
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Despite their complicated feelings, many contemporary artists say they continue to admire Warhol's radical experimentation in all media and reach back to him as an unflagging inspiration, citing his practice of fusing photography and painting, as well as his presentations of race, gender, religion and desire.
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It's bittersweet, then, that she has just one show left in her residency at Joe's Pub in Manhattan, where she's been performing once a month all year, playing old songs and trying out new ones, fusing pop, jazz, gospel and Broadway influences into her singularly buoyant sound.
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"Sole Fury marks an exciting new chapter in our performance footwear business, based on the premise of fusing modern styling and aesthetics with iconic innovation and design from our archive to drive the next generation of streetwear," Todd Krinsky, General Manager of Reebok Performance, said in a press release.
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These included the Teutonic wave of Sodom, Kreator, and Destruction, Switzerland's Celtic Frost,and notably, Quebec's Voivod, who staked out its iconoclastic territory by fusing the primitive aggression of Venom and Motörhead with the complex, fractured arrangements of British prog bands like King Crimson and Van Der Graaf Generator.
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Papademos, a low-key economist who is more of a technocrat than a politician, was catapulted to the forefront of Greece's debt crisis when he was coaxed into briefly becoming caretaker prime minister from late 2011 to May 2012, fusing a fragile governing coalition between socialists and conservatives.
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There may not have been enough fans of hummus and baba ghanouj to keep Wafa's in business, but there were some fans nonetheless, and Mr. Hassan decided to try to hold on to them by fusing the Lebanese menu, almost in its entirety, to the Jewish deli offerings.
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The fusing of hydrogen atoms requires incredible heat and pressure, and for decades fusion research has been the exclusive province of big science, like ITER, a 23-nation thermonuclear project in the south of France that covers 113 acres and is expected to ultimately cost more than $211 billion.
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And in one of the more intriguing moves, the Italian oil company Eni said last month that it would make an initial $50 million bet on a spinout from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology that is pursuing nuclear fusion — the goal of creating clean energy by fusing atoms together.
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The Weather Up There showcases Cunningham's collaborative and genre-fusing spirit, enlisting a marquee cast of local mainstays like McCraven, multi-instrumentalist Ben Lamar Gay, trumpeter Jaime Branch, drummer Mike Reed, multi-instrumentalist Mikel Patrick Avery, cellist Tomeka Reid, saxophonist Dustin Laurenzi, bassist Matt Ulery, and saxophonist Josh Johnson.
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Moving moments Fusing the roles of commander in chief and reality show host, the President orchestrated a moving reunion between a soldier home from the Afghan war and his unsuspecting wife and children -- in a prime-time version of the YouTube videos that you can't take your eyes off.
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But it's also a showcase for ÌFÉ — a Puerto Rican group fusing electronics with the Afro-Caribbean percussion and voices of the Santería faith — and for Mon Laferte, a Chilean pop singer and songwriter with a teasing voice whose songs reach back to '50s pop and South American traditions.
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As I've watched journalists, authors of books on terrorism, and intel analysts assessing the post-attack situation, it has struck me that there are few who have faced the challenge of fusing all elements of intelligence or were required to coordinate the actions of diverse federal, state and local government agencies.
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The Next program launched at the annual main Utah extravaganza in 2010 as a spotlight for promising filmmakers on the rise, and has since evolved into an event fusing musical performances with independent films with shared sensibilities—think the Park City fest's cool younger sibling, with a better record collection.
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In this unique context, the verses of the Beat poets, the harmonics of La Monte Young, and the experimentation of underground cinema rubbed up against Lou Reed and John Cale as they came together and brought to life the Velvet Underground by fusing pop music with conceptual art theory and drugs.
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Characters from Michele's past turn up by chance at the arena where his team is competing, unleashing flashbacks (including clips of Moretti talking politics in his own earlier films) and fusing childhood memories, electoral debates on television, his relationship with his teen-age daughter (Asia Argento), and his athletic career.
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While the singer had worked on her EP with some mainstream hitmakers like Pop & Oak (who had produced music for everyone from Rihanna to Alicia Keys), Springs decided to go for a more barebones vibe fusing jazz, soul, R&B and pop on the record after receiving some advice from Prince.
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Fusing Mardi Gras parade rhythms, jump blues, big-band jazz and Tin Pan Alley pop, Mr. Bartholomew and his band created a Crescent City groove that became as enduring a part of rock 'n' roll vernacular as Bo Diddley's "shave-and-a-haircut" beat and Mr. Berry's "ringin' a bell" guitar.
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And though her look has changed quite a bit since marrying Prince William back in 2011 — there is royal dressing protocol to follow, after all — the luxury label that's known for fusing Italian design with innovative weatherproof technology is at least one sartorial link between her pre-palace days and today.
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The first paper I wrote in a college political science course addressed the question of whether the political philosophy of Jean-Jacques Rousseau—with his concept of fusing the individual wills of members of a community into a single General Will, thereby "forcing men to be free"—was totalitarian in nature.
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Laden with irony, Devo sported yellow Tyvek suits and 3D glasses; their delivery was deadpan and frenetic; and their avant-garde sound, fusing punk urgency with electronic experimentation, was accompanied by surrealist films, artwork, and manifestos that co-opted the logic of advertising to satirize and subvert American consumer culture.
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Born with Beare Stevenson syndrome, a rare disorder that causes premature fusing of the skull, blockage of the nasal passages, brain growth issues and a furrowed appearance, Brielle would be lucky to live several months, let alone a year, doctors told the Burrs in 2013, when she was only 1 day old.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It seems like there's always something new to discover in the thousands of pages of notes and drawings left behind by Leonardo da Vinci, whether it's a sketch for an early refrigerator or an illustration of a viola organista fusing a piano with a stringed instrument.
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Discovering that there were relatively few men at Harvard during the war years — "It was me, a Chinese national, and the ladies," he once recalled — he decided to join the war effort and volunteered to work for the National Defense Research Committee in Princeton, N.J., where he became an expert on fusing bombs.
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"From addressing the consequences of climate change to furthering our understanding of human behavior to fusing forms of artistic expression, this year's 26 extraordinary MacArthur Fellows demonstrate the power of individual creativity to reframe old problems, spur reflection, create new knowledge, and better the world for everyone," he said in a statement.
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Which means … Bowie has also become a sun: In the "Blackstar" video, both nuclei necessary for fusing are present: Major Tom, the embodiment of all of Bowie's alter egos (Major Tom, Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane, Halloween Jack, Thin White Duke, Nathan Adler) and David Bowie the man—the character and his creator, at last fused.
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But in that episode and several others since the 1980s, Mr. Trump's navigation of Washington's corridors of power appears all too familiar in hindsight — fusing showmanship, a reductive approach to ethnicity, shape-shifting policy rationales and gleeful name-dropping into the political currency required to get what he wanted, or at least make headlines trying.
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The announcement on Tuesday of architecture's highest award was seen by many as a long overdue honor for this 21992-year-old architect, urban designer and theorist, who is credited with fusing East and West, modern and postmodern, and global and local in a visually diverse body of work that symbolized Japan's global influence.
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Her hands, which place the pot on the table and seem to flow along it, her feet, which stride along the floor and seem to stick to it, and her head, which wants to drive her right out of this place but softens, fusing and melting under her very, very tightly tied head scarf.
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In an effort to depart from the simplistic headphone or speaker treatment often given to sound art in gallery settings, artist Margaret Noble had produced an entire body of work fusing sculptural sound art with interactivity, ensuring that each piece is a unique and unexpected experience for every viewer that enters the Kenneth J Minnaert Center for the Arts.
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" A New York- and London-based painter, conceptual, and performance artist, Viktor describes her work on her website as fusing "apparent contradictions, synchronizing the monumental and the minuscule, decadent and the minimal, the spectacular and the invisible, seeking to heighten the experience of the spectator by creating immersive environments that transport the viewer into other worlds.
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"What he has not demonstrated yet are the fusing and targeting technologies and survivable re-entry vehicle," Selva said, referring to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "It is possible he has them, so we have to place the bet that he might have them, but he hasn't demonstrated them," Selva, the second highest-ranking U.S. military official, added.
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One group of researchers offers a fascinating theory in Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Fusing the fossil record and phylogenetic work (that is, determining the relatedness of species to one another), they found that baleen whales probably got colossal just 3 million years ago—a sliver of time in the grand evolutionary scheme of things—and climate change probably triggered the transformation.
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Customers thought they were signing up for a free trial of a celebrity-endorsed product — then, it all fell apart: Nice investigation from Craig Silverman at BuzzFeed: Burke's genius was in fusing the scam with a boiler room–style operation that relied on convincing thousands of average people to rent their personal Facebook accounts to the company, which Ads Inc.
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A semiautobiographical work, the novel channels such influences as David Markson and Lydia Davis, fusing obscure sports trivia, self-help manuals, the journals of Kafka and Virginia Woolf, philosophy, mythology, and athlete profiles (along with conversations with one's immigrant parents) to explore the hazier interstices where the self exists within our culture's dichotomies of mind and body, nerd and jock, ecstasy and defeat.
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A random Harajuku sample could turn up Goth Lolitas sulking in Edwardian cupcake dresses; glamorous Gyaru with spray tans and blond hair; Mode clotheshorses in high-fashion labels down to the socks; Decora ravers collaged with a rainbow of plastic barrettes; sylvan Mori girls looking like forest nymphs — and all of these constantly dying off, fusing, or morphing to create new styles.
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I'm partial to What a Time to Be Alive, his collaboration with Drake, which got dismissed as interim product when it came out yet swerves to life with more spirit than any of the mixtapes — the beats fusing murk and gleam, Future's deep growl contrasting markedly with Drake's smug snicker, each rapper trying to outdo the other so they can claim the project as theirs.
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Ryan Adams was the self-professed "wannabe beat poet guy," fitting the chain-smoking mold of folk predecessors like Bob Dylan; LCD Soundsystem saw James Murphy fusing rock sounds with electronic elements as had been covered ad nauseum through the 93s; and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Karen O rocked the costume-heavy art-punk done 20 years prior by Wendy O and the Plasmatics.
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And the anti-sexist, anti-racist, gender-various, anti-ageist plurality platform, which Mr. Michele was among the first in fashion to embrace, has become an industry bandwagon (well, maybe not the anti-ageist part.) Yet, not only because Mr. Michele now employs Mickey Mouse motifs on Gucci products, does he resemble Walt Disney in his gift for fusing high culture to the vulgar delirium of pop.
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