When you stack two hexagonal sheets on top of each other, larger hexagonal patterns begin to form.
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A hexagonal quilt adorned the bed he shared with his wife, Nettie, and a copy of the Mona Lisa hung in the living room in a hexagonal frame, against hexagonal parquet wall panels.
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She envisioned hexagonal ceramic tile for the bathroom floor where Mr. McMahon wanted marble, so they compromised on hexagonal marble tile.
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The 24-MP camera in back also has a neat hexagonal lens, which is further complemented by the Red Magic's rear hexagonal fingerprint sensor.
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The architects configured hexagonal office labs around hexagonal courtyards, and as the building moved toward the desert, they graduated the size of the cells to house the library, auditorium, data farm and mosque.
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It's a hexagonal resin block with a perfume reservoir inside.
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This hexagonal box is covered with LED lights, and glows.
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The floor here is hexagonal cement tile; countertops are concrete.
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French doors on one side open to a hexagonal sunroom.
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It's worth spending a moment talking about the hexagonal Plume Pods.
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Visualize the typical honeycomb structure: lots of hexagonal cells of wax.
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Between 1954 and 1971, it was a tourist destination, attracting around 173,000 guests who would sign their names in a hexagonal guestbook (which featured stamps Brewster designed to divide pages into hexagonal cells for individual entries).
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The extremely thin hexagonal panels also flex and mold to the wearer.
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Strange houses, buildings designed around hexagonal units and arranged on the diagonal.
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The car has subtle yellow accents and a shrouded hexagonal radiator grille.
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They come in all shapes and sizes: cylindrical, hexagonal, and flat squares.
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The pad I demoed requires 18 hexagonal coils to charge three devices.
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The pieces are cut in hexagonal shapes that evoke a soccer ball.
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Mexico qualified for Brazil 24 after winning just two of 20 Hexagonal games.
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Musk also showed footage of SpaceX testing hexagonal heat shield tiles for Starship.
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In nanotubes, carbon atoms are organized in a helix made of hexagonal arrays.
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The house's shingles are pale green and hexagonal, not white and fish scale.
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The house's shingles are pale green and hexagonal, not white and fish-scale.
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The hexagonal Root, priced at $199, looks something like iRobot's Roomba vacuum cleaners.
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The tiles, of six different shapes but generally hexagonal, proved devilish to fit together.
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No one wants a hexagonal mid-section after their first day under the sun.
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The fit felt good, and the hexagonal design gripped his penis without squeezing it.
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There was no reset before the start of the current 10-game hexagonal round.
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A bachelor pad with a hexagonal roof, the house is an organic-modernist jewel.
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Morganite is a variety of beryl, a clear mineral that forms in hexagonal crystals.
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The poked hole stays within the hexagonal cell and doesn't rip the entire latex condom.
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On the porch, a row of hexagonal open-air skylights frame tall trees and sky.
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Mexico was 2-20123-5 in the hexagonal and still qualified for the 2014 Cup.
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Hexagonal shelves can add a contemporary flair to your room while helping you save space.
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Her hair is composed of leaves, and she is surrounded by hexagonal structures spelling out Google.
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In it, humans live solitary lives in underground hexagonal rooms tended to by the titular Machine.
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AT&T says the hexagonal symbol of its logo was inspired by Bell's tetrahedral kite invention.
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Oh, and there are hexagonal flaps on the front hood that lift up to assist cooling.
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The hexagonal jet stream is flying around the planet's pole at about 220 miles per hour.
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Benzonitrile only has one hexagonal ring of carbon, so it's not a polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon itself.
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They're basically hexagonal prisms, with one side smaller than the other so they're easy to grip.
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A vintage white dining table by McCobb sits on the black-and-white hexagonal-tiled floor.
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Crown-shaped and covered in pale-green hexagonal shingles, the house today resembles a frosted cake.
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The sneakers come packed in a hexagonal box with the Corona and Longhorns branding on it.
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In this photo, you can also make out the hexagonal storm that encircles Saturn's north pole.
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In Borges' story, "The Library of Babel" (1941), the narrator describes the universe as adjacent hexagonal rooms.
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The telescope consists of 20193 hexagonal mirrors coated in gold, which together form the spacecraft's primary mirror.
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Costa Rica, meanwhile, top the so-called Hexagonal, the only side to win both their opening games.
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"They put me down in an hexagonal hole," Backstrom told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.
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It was hexagonal, with yellow cinder-block walls, a red concrete floor, and a black tile roof.
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In 2140, a pyramid monument composed of 22015 hexagonal pillars was built in honor of the victims.
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A German company, Faber-Castell, contributed the innovation of a hexagonal shape, to prevent it from rolling.
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On the floor is the immediately recognisable hexagonal pattern from the Overlook Hotel's carpet in The Shining.
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A 2320s gazebo with a hexagonal roof was recently restored and surrounded by a circle of stones.
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So the ratio of these two hexagonal distances — 6r/2r = 3 — must represent an underestimate of pi.
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Within milliseconds, dozens of hexagonal shapes form in the layer that help maintain the equilibrium nature demands.
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Ms. Martin searched the internet for images of hexagonal mesh structures resembling the objects she was creating.
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Ms. Martin searched the internet for images of hexagonal mesh structures resembling the objects she was creating.
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"The transformation of human to soil happens inside our reusable, hexagonal recomposition vessels," Recompose states in an FAQ.
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The hexagonal device rests passively on the Martian surface, and a tether connects it to the InSight lander.
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The hexagonal kites also reference early patent drawings of the internet which featured nodes at the six points.
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A gigantic robotic arm assembles each hexagonal module out of a double-layered carbon- and glass-fiber web.
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In 2016, Swedish intimacy company LELO launched a condom that has a hexagonal pattern etched into the material.
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Among other frills, this meant hexagonal hanging lamps shaped like ancient gems and partitions edged with kimono fabrics.
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After topping off the look with hexagonal sparkle flecks, it was just as brilliant as the gemstone itself.
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It came in a black slipcase embossed with the words "ABSOLUTE DISCRETION" and a distinctive golden hexagonal symbol.
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This molecule is placed in a tiny natural channel cleaved through the hexagonal crystals of the mineral beryl.
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She plops herself down on her Lift-Bit couch, which consists of twelve hexagonal stools ($892 per stool).
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Once the United States advances to the final round, known as the hexagonal, it should be favored again.
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"That's when the idea of cellular, hexagonal shell structures arranged around courtyards came to us," Mr. Kang said.
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Archimedes performed a similar series of calculations, starting with a hexagonal path made up of six straight steps.
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The hexagonal jet stream surrounding that monster cyclone creates a unique visual that's absolutely haunting at any vantage point.
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Titled "Longing for Eternity" (2017), this room is technically a hexagonal-shaped box filled with mirrors and LED lights.
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That's why the structure of Graphene – the thinnest, strongest material we know of today is ... you guessed it, hexagonal.
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The hives are kind of a metaphor for society, and they are also related to molecular diagrams – hexagonal forms.
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The latest premium device from HMD sports a five camera hexagonal array, along with the flash and color sensors.
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When she lays supine to take a nap, all the hexagonal pieces respond to her body and go flat.
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To the right is a hexagonal family room with red-cedar siding (found throughout the house) and tigerwood floors.
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Indeed, molecules of water, with their two hydrogens and one oxygen, tend to lock together to form hexagonal arrays.
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A hexagonal room built in Santiago de Chile a decade later fitted right into the same philosophy—and aesthetic.
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The proteins of the human papilloma viruses, for instance, were arranged in five-fold pentagonal structures, rather than hexagonal ones.
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He wears tinted hexagonal glasses and styles his jet-black hair into a mop top that swoops across his forehead.
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These are organized into a rough square and clad in hexagonal metal mesh to reference the local tradition of filigree.
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Temperature maps of Saturn's northern stratosphere demonstrate a clear hexagonal shape emerging that matches the hexagon on the planet's surface.
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The wall-mounted BeoSound Shape is assembled from three flavors of hexagonal tiles: speakers, amplifiers, and echo-absorbing noise dampers.
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Other facilities including unidentified towers and hexagonal structures have also been built on the islets in recent months, CSIS said.
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The catchiest — and least necessary — announcement came from Nanoleaf, which debuted hexagonal tiles that can glow in any different color.
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The hexagonal steering wheel, shown above, isn't littered with toggles; there are just a couple of controls on the crossbar.
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Because of the five cameras' vaguely hexagonal arrangement, each lens gets to see a slightly different view of the world.
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The project, designed by SHoP Architects, will rise in a tapering, hexagonal shape clad in bronze and black metal fins.
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Erected within the Park Avenue Armory, the fair is organized like a hive, with hexagonal booths stacking on one another.
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The master opens to an en-suite bathroom and to a hexagonal porch with a pitched roof overlooking the street.
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When the hexagonal begins, expect the United States to lose an away game and the hand-wringing to begin again.
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Hexagonal patterns seemed the best way to pack spheres closely together, Harriot found, and he corresponded about it with Kepler.
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The bathroom felt updated, with a dark grey hexagonal tile floor, black marble-topped vanity, and white marble tiled shower.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechUsing its robotic arm, the InSight lander gingerly placed a hexagonal device onto the smooth Martian surface yesterday.
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Elwartowski and Supranee are prominent members of Ocean Builders, a community of "seasteading" entrepreneurs which funded and built the hexagonal cabin.
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The suit features hexagonal pods in clusters around essential muscle groups, which house hardware components like motors, batteries and control boards.
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That hurricane on steroids is surrounded by a hexagonal jet streams, which give the entire north pole a unique geometric appearance.
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Saturn's hexagon One of the most beautiful features Cassini imaged: The clouds at Saturn's north pole form a huge hexagonal storm.
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The phone has a glossy finish on the back, with a cool hexagonal pattern and (part of) a red Avengers logo.
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I'm standing in one of those hexagonal Star Wars corridors on the planet Mustafar when the doors at the end open.
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Ice-VII has been compressed, with oxygen atoms in a cubic structure as opposed to the hexagonal structure of Ice-I.
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The new images also show that, unlike Saturn, Jupiter doesn't have a hexagonal jet stream in its north and south poles.
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The rings, the cloud bands, that super weird looking hexagonal jet stream in the north pole; it's just a wonderful world.
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Instead, the conservancy installed a polypropylene honeycomb grid of two-inch hexagonal voids filled by gravel clusters held together by resin.
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The game is played on a hexagonal grid printed on cloth, using the limitations of the quilting machine to define gameplay.
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A huge hexagonal cloud pattern sits over Saturn's north pole, and scientists had wondered if similar patterns might appear on Jupiter.
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Two additional bedrooms have access to a bathroom with a salvaged 1920s tub and unglazed hexagonal tile reminiscent of that period.
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The nearby executive dining room had a bold blue design, with a stunning hexagonal wood ceiling and an excellent lakefront view.
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Planetary scientists had wondered whether Jupiter would have a giant hexagonal pattern like that spotted on Saturn by NASA's Cassini spacecraft.
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Atop a table in a whiteboard-lined conference room sat a hexagonal mass of agar, a sort of seafood Jell-O.
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"In young people, the crystals are pretty, they have this hexagonal symmetry—they look like a piece of quartz," Hain said.
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He bent and soldered small metal tubes into a stick figure, an "iron man," with a hexagonal nut for a head.
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Twenty prototypes later and hours of research revealed that chopsticks with concave hexagonal tips and ridges were the best way to go.
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This image shows the planet's north pole and its hexagonal blue-yellow storm, which is big enough to fit several Earths inside.
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Instead, they'll see a colorful geometric shape—hexagonal if they drive, circular if they're a rider—surrounding a small, bit-like square.
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"Totomoxtle" (2017–ongoing), a marquetry material by Fernando Laposse, draws its hexagonal tiles from the husks of heirloom corn native to Mexico.
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Diagrams and photographs of flying machines he invented and built — incorporating hexagonal forms, of course — accompany his meticulous notes on his architecture.
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Evanpo's hexagonal box, the awkwardly named Evanpo T95Z Plus, probably offers the best bang for the buck in terms of sheer specs.
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Just to her right, a large, green hexagonal table has been upended; lying on one edge, it becomes a kind of shield.
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What's more, they're only really visible from the air, where they collectively appear as uniformly spaced gaps, sometimes in a hexagonal shape.
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But the day's adventure did end up taking me all across the Mission District, on foot, following enigmatic messages and hexagonal symbols.
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One of them is Plume, whose distinctive silver hexagonal pods, which come six in a pack, are almost the definition of austere.
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The fairy circles are characterised by a hexagonal organisation of soil gaps between grass vegetation and seen in the landscape from above.
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If you're struggling with a fastener that won't budge, this hexagonal collar allows you to use a wrench to generate additional torque.
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All of the surfaces in the adjacent kitchen are black granite, including the top of the island (which is, of course, hexagonal).
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Paneled windows that frame a hexagonal pattern in the mostly dismantled ceiling render a kaleidoscope of glass, metal, and thin winter light.
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The renovated bathroom on this level has a walk-in shower with white subway-tile walls and a navy hexagonal-tile floor.
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Aside from helping grow snowflakes, this hexagonal structure makes ice less dense than liquid water, which hugely affects geochemistry, geophysics and climate.
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The configuration of this hexagonal-shaped device is still ongoing, but an update from the SEIS team shows things are proceeding as planned.
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It's not so much one singular sofa as it is several hexagonal, cushioned stools that, when combined, form a honeycomb of a couch.
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The images revealed anti-aircraft guns and other weapons systems that could protect against cruise missiles sitting in hexagonal structures on the islands.
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One diptych by contemporary photographer Ann Shelton documents a local cottage, rectilinear in plan but with a façade spotted with windows, all hexagonal.
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These devices come in a variety of funky colors, are instantly recognizable by their signature hexagonal shape, and always prominently feature the camera.
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In a beryl channel/cavity, this configuration can have one of six different orientations corresponding the six different walls of the hexagonal passageway.
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The building is a concrete hexagonal structure with rounded corners that Mr. Parent and Mr. Virilio split in half to allow light in.
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The water molecule existed in six different places at the same time because the crystals are hexagonal, or six-sided, the scientists said.
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Tegel, a concrete hexagonal hub built in the 1303s, was meant to close once a much-delayed new airport opened southeast of Berlin.
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The dazzling black carbon fiber surface features red accents in the hexagonal holes on the engine cover and on the dramatically sculpted hood.
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Luxuriously large, the bathroom had glossy white-tile walls and, on the floor, a geometric mosaic of small black-and-white hexagonal tiles.
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Then the 25-pound, hexagonal drone lurches forward, towards its prey, a 2000D Robotics quadcopter that its five-and-a-half-foot armspan dwarfs.
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Inside of the dark case space in Amsterdam, there were screens, each about ten feet tall with a hexagonal audio rig floating above it.
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As souvenirs, Brewster also sold honey collected from his beehives spread throughout Taranaki, branded as Norian Honey, and shipped it nationwide in hexagonal crates.
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Inside this ornament-clad hexagonal box are chocolate-covered cookie sandwiches in four different flavors including double chocolate, peppermint, peanut butter, and vanilla ginger.
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Today, the intrepid orbiter sent back some truly stellar pics of the planet's most unusual feature: the raging hexagonal storm on its North Pole.
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The structure, constructed as part of the museum's new engineering season, is built up of 40 hexagonal components that cover over 2,000 square feet.
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Each one was lined with identical tall grey books, whose spines said The Latitude and bore that same golden hexagonal symbol from the card.
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Advanced materials Graphene is an allotrope of carbon in which carbon atoms are arranged in a monolayer and bonded covalently forming a hexagonal structure.
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A Sidewalk Labs rendering of its vision for Toronto's Quayside, including self-driving vehicles, mixed traffic, plenty of trees, and those flexible, hexagonal pavers.
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The Lifestyle cabin by Zodiac Aerospace — the same Zodiac that designed dystopian hexagonal seats — will make you forget any vestiges of patent-induced angst.
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A new study that analyzed their hexagonal patterns bolsters the hypothesis that the circles emerge as plants self-organize amid competition for scarce water.
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Visible in the video are some of Saturn's rotating storms, as well as the enormous hexagonal jet stream that dominates the planet's north pole.
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The hexagonal geometry of the building, seen in its ornate tile and coffered ceilings, will be echoed in the shape of the new structure.
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One is a peek-in hexagonal box whose mirrored interior multiplies a changing light show, creating the sensation of flying above an endless cityscape.
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A bedroom on the second floor has a rare traditional cork ceiling, Ms. Bracco said, along with a hexagonal window and built-in wardrobe.
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As detailed in Nature, the honeycomb maze consists of 37 hexagonal platforms that that rise and fall to make a path for the rat.
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Its hexagonal concrete terminal, dating to the 1970s, remains much-loved by many Berliners and business travelers due to its proximity to the city center.
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Even though the hexagonal area around the north polar vortex has changed in color, for some reason, the central vortex itself always remains blue-tinted.
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AMTI said it had been tracking construction of hexagonal structures on Fiery Cross, Mischief and Subi reefs in the Spratly Islands since June and July.
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His trips to Italy, Greece, and Constantinople were especially important, exposing the artist to the squat, hexagonal geometries of old Christian and Eastern Orthodox churches.
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There was also a large flat lid that had holes on all the edges, a large steel screw, and hexagonal steel washer (heavy, palm size).
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Zooming in on a hexagonal map section, which the company has dubbed "nexagons," polls the service to find everything the service knows about that area.
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At the center of the piece, a hexagonal light well filled with 3D-printed crystals is illuminated by tricolor LEDs to create the lighting effects.
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The result is the unfortunately named Du-Touch S. It sort of looks like a digital accordion, with 26 hexagonal buttons running along each side.
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His newest collection, Indústria, for example, celebrates the ways in which organic forms, such as hexagonal honeycombs, have long been transposed into art and architecture.
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The Americans, who would have qualified with 13 points because of a superior goal difference, instead had 12 points and finished fifth in the hexagonal.
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The front-end design of the New York Concept is dominated by a large hexagonal grille that's becoming a signature feature on the brand's vehicles.
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Inevitably, the irregular polygon doesn't map well on to hexagonal cells, so carriers ending up spamming many more phones than necessary to avoid missing anyone.
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Amazon's Plant Shop sells them in packs of five, and then all she'll need is a precious hexagonal glass planter to show the off in.
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"The idealists argue that the hexagonal rooms are a necessary form of absolute space or, at least, of our intuition of space," Borges's narrator says.
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There are sitting areas on either side of the entryway, which leads to a hexagonal open-air courtyard decorated with a fountain and Talavera tiles.
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The visor, which is just a transparent LCD with 166 hexagonal pixels, relies on an RGB camera and a proprietary algorithm to shade your eyes.
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On the Kickstarter page, there is a detailed image of what makes QuickStix different from your traditional chopsticks, from the hexagonal tip to the rounded handle.
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For years, he has had an interest in tessellation, which connects to artifice and nature, tiling in Islamic art and the hexagonal cells found in honeycombs.
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If they're identical, and you make sure they're only one layer thick over the bottom of the glass, they should fall into a roughly hexagonal pattern.
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Instead of the traditional Home Screen and App List setup on most Android phones, the Palm phone just has a vertically scrolling hexagonal grid of apps.
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And it has taken detailed photographic surveys of the planet's rings and surface features, like the beautiful hexagonal cloud patterns that exist at the North Pole.
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Including the hexagonal arrangement of water molecules found in common ice, known as "ice Ih," scientists had already discovered a bewildering 18 architectures of ice crystal.
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It maintains the staple traits of V-Moda audio gear: nice build quality, hexagonal ear cup design and a balanced, but deep and powerful sound profile.
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Running the length of the great room is a greenhouse-like room with a pitched glass ceiling and a hexagonal tiled floor, reached via glass doors.
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The win put the United States on seven points from five games in the CONCACAF Hexagonal and continues their good run under new coach Bruce Arena.
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The Dry Tortugas's ecological bounty can be surveyed from Fort Jefferson, whose construction from 219 to 216 produced a striking hexagonal structure that was never completed.
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After a month, the submarine would reopen its hatch, sink below the water, and pop out an 82-foot-wide, 16-foot-thick hexagonal ice chunk.
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Pros: Sleeps very cool, waterproof layer works well, fits most mattressesCons: You may be able to feel the hexagonal pattern of the protector under your sheets
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The Americans finished atop Group C of the semifinal round in the North and Central American and Caribbean region and will open the hexagonal on Nov.
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Like them, it will have with a segmented mirror composed of small, hexagonal pieces of glass fitted together into an expanse wider than a tennis court.
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Panama qualified on a tense final day in Concacaf's Hexagonal tournament; Roman Torres's winning goal against Costa Rica was rewarded with a national holiday as celebration.
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The exterior is made of lightweight carbon fiber and aluminum body panels, which lend a muscular, sleek look, and it has a hexagonal, honeycomb-inspired grill.
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The goal of the rodent is to choose the path that will bring it to the reward (a piece of food placed on another hexagonal platform).
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It's hexagonal top and mermaid cut was a daring and elegant fit on the actress, who complimented the embellished look with a pair of black, shimmering pumps.
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It's a robotic arm that sits inside a hexagonal glass encasement, equipped with a bevy of sensors to help it see, feel, and even hear its surroundings.
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But as NASA explains, there's even more protection for SEIS:The sphere is enclosed within yet another insulating container—a copper-colored hexagonal box visible during SEIS's deployment.
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Vents on the top of the shoe provide breathability (turtles can absorb oxygen through their skin, after all) while echoing the hexagonal pattern of a turtle's shell.
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Homed is a densely-packed cluster of 623D printed hexagonal housing modules, to be built on the side of existing New York buildings using a scaffolding framework.
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The most noticeable difference between HEX and a regular rubber is its honeycomb pattern, and LELO says individual hexagonal cells can break without causing total structural failure.
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The ship could then push that "ice baby," as the team calls it in the video below, next to other hexagonal icebergs to build an ice sheet.
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Still others take the form of symmetrical hexagonal shapes connected by a blob in the middle; these Sova likens to the Imperial TIE fighters from Star Wars.
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It also boasted two auditoriums, including a hexagonal space with unique, diagonally retractable seating that allowed it to accommodate events ranging from state dinners to rock concerts.
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The master suite is on the opposite side of the house and has a bathroom with a large whirlpool tub, a trapezoidal shower and a hexagonal sink.
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She has directed extensive stadium enhancements, including wider concourses, an enlarged modern clubhouse, overlooks above the bullpens and a return of the hexagonal scoreboards in the outfield.
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Standing out from typical rectangular box soundbars, the SB362An-F6 actually features a unique trapezoid design with angled sides that slope down to create a hexagonal profile.
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Martin, whose sublimely subtle works could've been lost amidst the other artists' noise, has a splendid hexagonal space that reminded me of a nest, or a chapel.
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I love many of the company's writing implements, but its hexagonal polycarbonate gel-ink ball point pen in 212mm, which cost $1.75 a pop, are my number one.
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As it has dutifully done in the past, Cassini will study Saturn's auroras and the hexagonal vortex at Saturn's North Pole—this time, with unprecedented closeness and detail.
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The primary mirror will consist of a nearly 800 hexagonal mirror segments and the tertiary mirror will have a curved surface, an unusual design feature in modern telescopes.
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Even the gamers that like LED lights on their mouse pads, Lambo-inspired gear designs, and hexagonal PC cases don't really want all those elements in their phones.
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On a giant flat-screen TV in an old Emeryville, California warehouse, a floating orb fires red, blue, pink, and yellow beams into a honeycomb of hexagonal blocks.
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The software will also make it possible to build more difficult designs, said Gregg Pasquarelli, a partner with SHoP, pointing to the complicated hexagonal geometry of the tower.
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Perhaps the largest symbol of Hunterdon County's shifting demographics, Mr. Hughes said, is the million-square-foot hexagonal office building that lies abandoned in the county's lush woodlands.
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Visually, the repeating pattern created by its hexagonal links is clearly inspired by snakeskin scales, while on the wrist those links become fluid and, one imagines, very wearable.
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For more extreme burials, US startup Recompose plans to offers hexagonal compost bins where bodies will be deposited to create "soil" that families can take home from 2021.
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The drone has a central compartment for carrying goods and a hexagonal shrouding that acts as its wings, while also protecting (and shielding people from) a series of rotors.
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Pretty much every part of the hexagonal robot and iPad-based, code-teaching system is designed to go beyond a simple educational toy and into the realm of tool.
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In this case, the sprawling skirts coalesce into hexagonal soft sculpture, a melting honeycomb — perhaps a repository of surplus, for the figure is laden with bags in matching blue.
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The James Webb Telescope, or JWST, is a large and very delicate instrument, comprised of 18 hexagonal gold-plated mirrors that together make up the primary mirror of spacecraft.
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The Penrose is a long, narrow space with a sinuous, inviting arc, all dark wood and white hexagonal tiles, whose dim interior seems to perpetually hold a bustling crowd.
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At the top of the hexagonal control tower, staff dressed in neat white uniforms with officers' epaulets keep watch, looking over the sweep of countless storage tanks and ships.
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Sarah Jones, interior designer at NY Furniture Outlets, said she recommends Dollar Tree's black and white hexagonal shelves as a contemporary way to add more storage into your home.
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They have food and comfortable seating, and—when it comes time to rebuild society—there are more than enough hexagonal wrenches inside those walls to take on the job.
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Designed with numerological significance, the line's staples include hexagonal stacking rings studded with gem accents; an 18-karat gold chain of hexagonal and marquise-shaped links; crosses fashioned from hard stones such as lapis lazuli, malachite and turquoise and strung on 18-karat gold chains; and a signet ring, much like her award-winning On the Rocks, featuring a shank sculpted from sandblasted rock crystal and personalized with a letter or symbol.
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The images, released by the Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative, show anti-aircraft guns plus other weapons systems that would guard against cruise missiles sitting in hexagonal structures on the islands.
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By making hexagonal cuts into flat materials the team is able to let the pieces expand uniformly allowing them to create, say, a sphere from a rigid piece of plastic.
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BERLIN — Most people who arrive by plane in Germany's capital land at Berlin Tegel Airport, an austere, hexagonal airport beloved by locals for its no-frills aesthetic and efficient design.
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Most playpens on the market today are hexagonal or even octagonal in shape, which is great when you have a spacious room or you're setting up the play yard outdoors.
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An octagonal conversation pit surrounded by octagonal bedrooms — each painted its own deep hue, like blueberry or fuchsia — it also has triangular windows and a hexagonal pool in the yard.
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What's worse, Panama and Honduras had to respectively beat Costa Rica and Mexico, the two best teams in the Hexagonal, to knock out the US if it lost to Trindad.
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On one hand, the hexagonal tile (or "floret") is commonplace, but on the other it held symbolic meaning for Borges and Behrens because it is the unit found in every honeycomb.
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The back panel makes use of a shimmery blue gradient with a subtle hexagonal pattern and a cut-off red Avengers "A" logo, which is also featured above the camera module.
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You can see some of these, such a chair with a hexagonal seat and a table with drawers that open at an angle, at the library's current exhibition A Different Angle.
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Envisioned as a Norian commune consisting of prefabricated hexagonal housing, Brewster's idea recalls those of Buckminster Fuller, harnessing the power of one shape to form a utopian village of the future.
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While spelunking through a cave, I came across strange new hexagonal rock formations, and when I stepped out I found myself in a field full of wonderfully lush-looking purple grass.
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The next day, just before Cassini made its first close encounter with the F-ring, it looked back and captured this money shot of the bizarre hexagonal storm engulfing Saturn's north.
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The design, which has been seven years in the making, uses a hexagonal pattern to mold to the wearer, proving to be more forgiving of stress and friction than traditional condoms.
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To cash it, I had to go to the European American Bank, a strange little hexagonal building that sat on a bite of dismal parkland taken out of SoHo's southeast flank.
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Ms. Gutierrez gutted the water closet, which houses the apartment's toilet, replacing the window, covering the floor with three-inch hexagonal tile from Fireclay and painting the walls a moody gray.
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Parked outside the building's hexagonal ziggurat, evocative of a Star of David, is a Deutsche Reichsbahn railway car, one of 120,000 built between 1910 and 1927, to haul freight and cattle.
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The BeoSound Shape is a wireless speaker system made up of a swarm of hexagonal panels, designed to be a quality set of speakers that fade into the background of your home.
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Each of the wooden dome's hexagonal panels is covered with a tangle of wires, cameras, and connectors, and a steady thrum emanates from the rows of computers that surround the hulking structure.
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By looking at the specific wavelengths of the light, scientists think that come from carbon—but not just any carbon, a special kind where the atoms are arranged in multiple hexagonal rings.
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The vaulted ceiling of an elongated, cave-like room is lined with hexagonal lights that flicker and pulse with hypnotizing patterns and movements, like waves sending ripples through an aquatic hued display.
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To imitate this structure, Dr Yu designed a new liquid-crystal polymer consisting of a long flexible carbon backbone and azobenzene, a chemical compound made up of two hexagonal rings linked together.
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It made me comfortable enough to try on a Loren Stewart hexagonal silver bracelet ($160) and zipper necklace ($260), beautiful pieces that reminded me that conceptual jewelry is jewelry all the same.
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The trampolines aren't just hexagonal because it looks pretty; the workout is designed for specific Czech-made Jumping® PROFI trampolines to work your desk-based body out as effectively as possible.
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Glossy tiles in gunmetal black from Heath were installed on the wall between the tub and the ceiling, and stone-colored eight-inch hexagonal tiles from Cle were laid on the floor.
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The pergola, rendered in wood and fitted into a little carrying case, looked like a classic hexagonal honeycomb—much less interesting than the soft, stretched cells that the project had morphed into.
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The hexagonal ridge is on the inside of the condom is a big reason why the condom is less flimsy — it acts like a tire on water, gripping and flexing with the penis.
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The company pulled design inspiration from existing smart gadgets, like Nest, Sonos, and Amazon Echo, to settle on the hexagonal shape that makes the little device distinct, but also helps with radio propagation.
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According to Missouri's News Tribune, Solar Roadway's hexagonal, LED-embedded solar panels will be used to generate electricity for the Route 66 Welcome Center at Conway, as well as possibly fund future pilots.
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The manuscript has been interpreted by the artist Shahzia Sikander, whose video animation is installed in a hexagonal alcove topped by a 300-year-old coffered ceiling from Isfahan, in present-day Iran.
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It was visually fabulous with flowers in bloom, bougainvillea vines and almond trees, and shaded winding paths that led to hexagonal thatched-roofed villas of timber and stone looking out to the sea.
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The salads are packaged in distinctive hexagonal bowls (in theory, at least, compostable), developed with input from the industrial designer Yves Béhar, whose work hangs in the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection.
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The hexagonal ring box does double duty as pretty packaging and a charging dock, and the rotating band of the ring allows you to wear the accessory vertically or horizontally across your fingers.
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The South Wing, erected in 2102, will remain operational, and the owners plan to replicate the lobby's mezzanine, based on a Japanese painting known as "Bridge of the Dream," and its hexagonal ceiling lights.
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Comprised of 18 hexagonal segments of gold-coated beryllium, the mirror is what the JWST will use to gather light from the distant Universe, in order to study the earliest forming stars and galaxies.
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Using cameras above an LCD game board that displays virtual versions of the game's iconic hexagonal pieces, the robot is able to play and interact with human opponents, presumably putting up a good fight.
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The Red Magic is practically screaming "extreme gamer," with its sharp, hexagonal cutouts for the camera and fingerprint sensor, aggressively red vents and details, and the glowing LED strip on the back, via Liliputing.
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In their latest experiments published in Physical Review Letters, they studied what happens to water when it occupies the small hexagonal ultra-small channels inside beryl—the same mineral that emeralds are made of.
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Leather breastplates brushed with pastel blooms became a bristling carapace (and so did petal pink vinyl), and nylon saddle bags in fuchsia and fire opal melted into giant hexagonal mouths, like a carnivorous lily.
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His hexagonal design is laid over the sheerest of latex material to create a razor-thin thin membrane, thus allowing the wearer to feel more friction and reduce both slippage and breakage during intercourse.
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The Constructivist Moscow Map showcases the movement's experimental approach, exemplified by the rippling archways of the 1930s-era Krasnye Vorota Metro Pavilion, or the narrow hexagonal windows of the 1920s-era cylindrical Melnikov House.
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For one client, the designers installed hexagonal cement tiles with a red-and-white stripe from Original Mission Tile in a swath extending across the floor and up the back wall of the shower.
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Envisioned by Cornell University aerospace engineer Dmitry Savransky, this space telescope would be composed of thousands of hexagonal modules that would be dropped off in space by several rocket launches over months or even years.
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The virtual reality rig used to shoot "Hallelujah" also comes with a massive form factor; Lytro's VR Immerge camera is a hulking, data-hungry, hexagonal device made up of an array of 95 individual cameras.
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This light will be gathered by an array of 18 hexagonal mirrors, made out of lightweight berylium and coated with a layer of gold that's 1,000 times thinner than the width of a human hair.
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While its hexagonal steering wheel and abundance of exterior lights indicate the flash of a show model over a production car, CEO Hinrich Woebcken said the I.D. Crozz will arrive on the market by 2020.
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BEIJING — When China hosted the last serious talks on North Korea's nuclear weapons program, in the mid-2000s, the setting was a huge, hexagonal table covered in green felt, in a government guesthouse in Beijing.
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Two guest bedrooms and a sitting room, all with angled ceilings, dormer windows and latticed, shingled or bead-board walls, are on the top floor, along with a bathroom with restored subway and hexagonal tile.
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Among them is a hexagonal, rough marble monument by Daniel SaSuWeh Jones of the Ponca Nation and Enoch Kelley Haney of the Seminole Nation, which depicts six warriors who surround allegories of Nature and the Future.
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After the liquefied glass has flowed into the hexagonal mold in the furnace, the machine is brought to a slower spin cycle and the glass is allowed to cool over a period of about three months.
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She pointed to customers like Megan Gilger, of the blog Fresh Exchange, who installed hexagonal tiles with an earthy-blue glaze on a bathroom floor and rectangular tiles with a silvery-green glaze on the walls.
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Here's that Cassini image in full:Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechFor context, here's that hexagonal storm in color filters:Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechCassini has only three orbits left in its 20-year-long journey, the next of which starts today.
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For more than 285 years, the site of 153 Broadway was occupied by the oddest structure among the cast-iron lofts of SoHo: a one-story, hexagonal, vaguely neo-Colonial bank set in a vest-pocket park.
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Aster clearly worships at the altar of Stanley Kubrick (a hexagonal design here is right out of the Overlook Hotel collection), and he seems too meticulous to let avoidable mistakes — risible lapses in logic — happen without reason.
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Rather than use a single concave mirror, Mr. Nelson, along with the physicist Terry Mast and the engineer George Gabor, proposed using 36 smaller hexagonal mirrors, arranged in a honeycomb-like pattern, to make one large one.
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After a slow start in qualifying, the Americans have climbed to third place in their group, and need to finish only in the top three of the six-team Concacaf hexagonal to guarantee a place in Russia.
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The main bathroom, which is connected to the two original bedrooms, was expanded and refurbished with white Carrara marble countertops and radiant-heated hexagonal flooring, a claw-foot tub, a walk-in shower and Pottery Barn sconces.
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As gallery assistants feed wet clay into the pumping vat, visitors watch, enthralled, as the printer makes its more or less messy procession around a network of hexagonal grids that echo the basalt columns of Devils Tower.
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It features detailed renders that once again show a hexagonal, rear-camera layout with five lenses, a flash, and a yet-unknown sixth sensor that could allow the phone to shoot pics using all five cams at once.
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The team managed by Colombian Juan Carlos Osorio navigated the 'Hexagonal group' unbeaten after seven games and although they have failed to score many goals they have conceded just two and never looked in danger of missing out.
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It has peered at a storm that rages at Saturn's south pole, akin to the Great Red Spot on Jupiter, and investigated the vast hexagonal cloud formations, far larger than the Earth, which swirl around the north pole.
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That is due to tiny bumps on the eyes, arranged in a hexagonal pattern, that work much like sound-proofing foams in architecture—except instead of preventing echoes or sound reflections, those bumps prevent the reflection of light.
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With its minimal interior, bare-bones Targa bar and windshield frame,"play" and "pause" foot pedals, and button-free hexagonal steering wheel, it gives a sense of what future cars could be, especially with a car driving itself.
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They argued that their plan would deliver three times America's electricity demands, and that their hexagonal solar panels would also filter stormwater, replace above-ground power cables, melt snow, and even light up to give warnings to drivers.
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Its workers cut the house's hexagonal shingles from the corrugated tin of the barn's roof and fashioned white window frames and a porch from its interior, which was painted with a seemingly plasterlike gruel of lime and milk.
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Opponents argue that Tegel, with its concrete, hexagonal terminal that dates back to the 1970s, is antiquated, does not meet current safety standards and must be renovated at a cost of at least 1 billion euros ($1.2 billion).
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While each room is slightly different in layout and design scheme, they all have retro-chic decorative touches: velvet armchairs, brass bedside lamps, hexagonal upholstered headboards inspired by Milanese door frames, terrazzo-patterned carpets and Carrara marble skirting.
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It's the same type of hexagonal ice that snow crystals are made of, said Werner F. Kuhs, an ice chemist and physicist who in 2014 invented his own kind of ice, called Ice XVI, with totally different properties.
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Sotheby researchers have found a century-long tale of intrigue behind the unusual hexagonal-cut 34.4-carat Colombian emerald's journey through America (its whereabouts before then are unknown), linking it to some of society's most notable jewelry lovers.
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Following the model of the Keck Telescopes on Mauna Kea, the main light-gathering mirror of the Thirty Meter Telescope will be a mosaic of hundreds of smaller hexagonal mirrors put together like tiles on a bathroom floor.
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It's an ingenious hexagonal hybrid design, though, that has very few moving parts and uses the shroud that protects its blades as its wings when it transitions from vertical, helicopter-like flight at takeoff to its airplane-like mode.
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The United States stumbled out of the gate in "the Hexagonal", as the final stage of CONCACAF's World Cup qualification tournament is known, suffering a home loss to Mexico, America's arch-rival, and a brutal defeat to Costa Rica.
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In the 20 years it's been in space, the Cassini spacecraft has seen storms on Saturn's surface, sent a probe down to the planet's moon Titan, and shown us the eerie beauty of the gas giant's hexagonal north pole.
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First the aluminum caps, as well as the thin tamper-evident bands beneath them, are fashioned into fixed shapes: flattened into long hexagonal strips, pounded into squares, cut and twisted into O-rings, or crumpled like a pie tart.
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In front, there are two stereo speakers adorned with shiny copper grilles, while around back, there's a pseudo circuit board thing going complemented by another tangerine grille (this time for air circulation) and a hexagonal fingerprint reader and camera module.
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The collaboration between Yoshua Okón and Santiago Sierra featured a toilet in the shape of the Museo Soumaya — the much-maligned new institution housing the second-rate collection of billionaire Carlos Slim — onto which four workmen were affixing hexagonal panels.
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A first look at Amazon's new delivery drone The drone has an ingenious hexagonal hybrid design with very few moving parts, and Amazon says it's chock-full of sensors and a suite of compute modules to keep the drone safe. 7.
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The hexagonal designs indicate the purpose of the technology, the company deploying it, the reason for its use, whether or not the tech is collecting sensitive information and a QR code that can be scanned to find out more information.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From a British call center to an Alaskan satellite facility, Lars Backstrom has had a lot of jobs, but says he always felt like a hexagonal peg in a square hole - he just didn't fit in.
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Should they rally and earn one of this round's three automatic qualification slots for Russia 2018, the United States would become the first team in CONCACAF history to finish in the top three of Hexagonal play after opening with two losses.
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TUCSON — In February, during one of the annual gem shows here, Ray Zajicek displayed a stone that was not for sale: a 32-carat hexagonal crystal of red beryl — or "red emerald," as the emerald dealer prefers to call it.
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Lines radiated outward from the Gare du Nord, Gare de l'Est and Gare d'Orsay, among others, creating a Paris-centric concept of the hexagonal nation that persists today: The historian Jules Michelet perceived it as a grand tool of unification.
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This was taken in Manitoba, Canada Feel free to share from my page and follow #explorecanada #exploremb #501northphotography The halos form because of refraction, or the bending of waves of light through ice crystals in the shape of hexagonal prisms.
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"Data from Juno's Jovian Infrared Auroral Mapper [JIRAM] instrument indicates we went from a pentagon of cyclones surrounding one at the center to a hexagonal arrangement," said Alessandro Mura, a Juno co-investigator at the National Institute for Astrophysics in Rome.
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For many years now, Fish has been making work based on the incidental details of her house, garden, and studio; while her paintings and drawings may treat a commonplace feature— a square or hexagonal tile — its repetition in her compositions becomes expansive.
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Once the telescope arrives at the Johnson Space Center, NASA technicians will test its many onboard instruments, including the 6.5-meter-wide primary mirror and its 18 hexagonal segments, the near InfraRed Camera (NIRCam), Near InfraRed Spectrograph (NIRSpec), and Mid-InfraRed Instrument (MIRI).
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While it won't show crucial information like surge zones — the hexagonal grid areas are still found on the navigational map within the driver app — it will present an easy display of all the promotions, bonuses, and "quests" that can earn them more money.
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A group of Dutch entrepreneurs is hoping to build a business out of helping smartphone users manage their device addiction — via a Faraday cage housed inside a fancy looking hexagonal aluminum case designed to accommodate up to six handsets at a time.
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There was a rock, showing that I could build a quarry in the relevant hexagonal tile; a stag, indicating that once I'd learned basic animal husbandry I'd be able to get access to venison; and — just out to sea — a cartoon crab.
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The image above includes some impressive detail in the planet's iconic rings where there are dozens of visible striations that circle around, as well as an updated look at the atmosphere with its gaseous bands and persistent hexagonal pattern at the north pole.
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Defense has helped boost Canada to sixth among CONCACAF teams in the FIFA rankings and put it on track for a berth in the hexagonal that will determine three direct World Cup berths from the North and Central American and Caribbean region.
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In addition to prepping for touring, dates TBA, Samp says he's about 90 percent finished with a new album, he has a publishing deal for an "alternative beekeeper's diary," and is designing a rotating hexagonal sculpture that gives off a magnetic field that creates sound.
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The YouTube beauty star, who wore a tiny black bikini and hexagonal sunglasses, held hands with the model and fashion designer, who wore an oversize Gucci tee and swim trunks, as they walked through the water after taking a dip in the crystal clear ocean.
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There were Salford fans who were not best pleased when the club's image underwent an overhaul under the ownership of the Class of '92, but with its hexagonal shape and interpretive design the new badge is, in fairness, considerably more distinctive than its predecessor.
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As just one illustration of how forgiving this format is, consider that Mexico finished fourth in the hexagonal for the 2014 World Cup after recording just 11 points in 10 games (two wins, five ties, three losses), but won the playoff to qualify anyway.
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Like the petals of a 2180-foot sunflower seeking the light, the 28 hexagonal mirrors that make up the heart of NASA's James Webb Space Telescope were faced toward a glassed-in balcony overlooking a cavernous clean room at the Goddard Space Flight Center here.
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One is the aptly named Darth Mirror, an oversize hexagonal-shaped men's watch that wouldn't look out of place in a sci-fi blockbuster: With six mirrored panels, the dial displays the hours, minutes and seconds via a rotating disc with a multicolored counter.
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While some people may argue that friendlies don't count, the USMNT are setting themselves up for a grueling set of qualifiers against Trinidad and Tobago and Mexico next week—while trying to dig themselves out of a treacherous 4th place in CONCACAF World Cup Qualifying Hexagonal standings.
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If you're tired of your Settlers of Catan hexagonal tiles sliding all over the place, that's just one of countless improvements that artists Amy Wang and Fuzzy Wobble made when they created Deep Space Settlers, a new, and much improved, version of the beloved board game.
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Graphene -- an ultra-thin sheet of carbon atoms organized in a hexagonal lattice -- was first identified at the University of Manchester in 2002 and has since been hailed as a "wonder material," with scientists racing to develop inexpensive graphene-based barriers for desalination on an industrial scale.
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That goal is the domain of science fiction for now, but the laser guidance system and gargantuan mirrors—one is made from 798 smaller hexagonal mirrors, and another that distorts its shape 1,000 times a second to correct atmospheric blurring—are going to be science fact.
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In "Ode to the Beloved's Hips," she rockets through alliteration and other sonic devices as she plunders metaphor for rapturous praise: I never tire to shake this wild hive, split with thumb the sweet- dripped comb—hot hexagonal hole, dark diamond— to its nectar-dervished queen.
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