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Honeycomb (from beehives), Honeycomb (the cereal), Super Hexagon, ASTM and ISO standard bolts, and five-eighths of the panels on a soccer ball.
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The rating goes from one (⬢⬡⬡⬡⬡) to five (⬢⬢⬢⬢⬢) honeycomb cells.
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This new render has 7 Raptors in a honeycomb formation.
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Furniture is made from wood veneers over a honeycomb interior.
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Place honeycomb on a cocktail stick in the glass and serve.
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From one side, it looks like a honeycomb for robot bees.
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Visualize the typical honeycomb structure: lots of hexagonal cells of wax.
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"Honeycomb, watermelon, pomegranates, corn on the cob," said Sue, now 54.
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Honeycomb and compressed vegetables are other proposed materials for the prototype.
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The building, constructed in the 1970s, was like a "honeycomb," Cervera said.
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He said the characteristic honeycomb shape probably results from competition for water.
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Mass graves honeycomb the valley leading to the boundary of their territory.
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Crush core is aluminum honeycomb for energy absorption in the telescoping actuator.
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HoneyComb is part of a new wave of commercial drone start-ups.
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A honeycomb motif gives the impression the interior was designed by bees.
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The loosey goosey honeycomb app switcher is, I'd bet, incredibly rarely used.
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Ben: Honeycomb is our No. 1 best seller, which is so good.
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So she began carving the honeycomb into squares using a large knife.
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Also, those neat honeycomb-style LED headlights are probably prohibitively expensive for production.
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Maybe something like Intel's wild dual-hinge Honeycomb Glacier concept is the answer.
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Old-school pelmeni molds, looking like panels of honeycomb, hang above the counter.
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Honestly, "super early" is a bit of a theme with the Honeycomb Glacier.
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And then he'd go home to eat his Honeycomb or Count Chocula or whatever.
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We're talking 18-karat white gold with 585 diamonds in a special honeycomb setting.
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Currently, there's white chocolate, pineapple, espresso martini, and honeycomb varieties, to name a few.
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Crack "honeycomb" into manageable pieces and pulse in a food processor into coarse granules.
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Things that could set me off are pancakes, honeycomb or lotus heads (the worst!).
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The fabric's honeycomb structure prevents small cracks in the flying membrane from getting bigger.
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To tackle this question, Li started by focusing on the six-sided honeycomb lattice.
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The honeycomb-inspired design eliminates wasted space and allows players more varied re-racks.
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Honeycomb is also the technology behind "Little Monsters," the official Lady Gaga social network.
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Ryan Jenson showed its business potential in a demonstration for his new venture, HoneyComb.
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The honeycomb tripe I'm trying is from the second chamber of a cow's stomach.
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Aside from the odd extra ingredients—honeycomb and wild gorse—that's all we use.
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At some point in my childhood, I must have read about a honeycomb tea.
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He fell onto the bed and she swarmed over him like ants on honeycomb.
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The car's front grille has a "honeycomb" design and it has light-weight aluminum wheels.
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Depending who you ask, the Vessel resembles anything from a honeycomb to a giant shawarma.
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Bees transform gathered nectar and pollen into honey for food and wax for honeycomb housing.
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A honeycomb structure within the fabric enables it to keep flying, even if it's damaged.
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Brad Goreski put a twist on the classic tuxedo with this honeycomb pattern suit jacket.
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In the end, the Queen Bee made an entrance in a honeycomb of rosy pleats.
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Will I perhaps see mega pec cables romping the rosy lanes of the honeycomb today?
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Inspired by origami, the cardboard stool has a honeycomb structure making it strong enough for seating.
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Intel's wild Honeycomb Glacier prototype wasn't the only one we saw in its Santa Clara labs.
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Its most distinctive element is, of course, the array of circular keys arranged like a honeycomb.
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Most important, hobbyists could help public perception of the industry's potential, said Mr. Jenson of HoneyComb.
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WALKING THROUGH the Minharot Olam (Perpetual Tunnels) project in Jerusalem is like navigating a massive honeycomb.
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Scrambling smoke, oozing honeycomb, and burning wood are the preferred materials of Oaxacan artist Sabino Guisu.
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Bits of honeycomb, black crumble cookie, rainbow sprinkles or Greek yogurt chips are the optional toppings.
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The latest findings add to a hypothesis that competition for scarce water causes honeycomb-like patterns.
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Past the dining room is a home office with a curved wall and honeycomb floor tile.
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Bulldozers have carved thoroughfares through a honeycomb of ancient alleyways, used as hiding places by the Shirazis.
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If you were a rogue bee buzzing on the moon, this heat-detecting honeycomb could find you.
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Plus, its honeycomb shape and chic white color matches blends in with any type of home decor.
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Modeled on the structure of honeycomb cells, it soon became known to many as The Beehive House.
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For the honeycomb butter, heat the sugar and syrup together on low heat until sugar has dissolved.
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She asserts that honeybees pay attention to details while "mending" the damaged parts with their honeycomb layers.
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You'll see his son Danny and wife Wendy flee across honeycomb carpeting as ghosts ooze into frame.
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There are lots of changes, like a new list view that replaces the honeycomb view of apps.
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We returned with a jar of honeycomb, only to find that it was an inedible, waxy mess.
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The cubes all attach to a 1.5-inch honeycomb fiberglass floor set, which serves as their base.
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There's also the Vessel, a 15-story honeycomb-shaped sculpture that's lined with stairs to encourage climbing.
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Once back on top of the cliff, men sifted through the baskets of honeycomb with their bare hands.
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You can send me your fond remembrances of your Honeycomb tablet (or politely place them in the comments).
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What's next: Fong-Jones tells Axios that she is headed to be the first developer advocate at Honeycomb.
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It also makes for a delicate honeycomb of crispy potato bits, which gives us the texture we love.
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The fertilised females lay their eggs in trays fitted with cavities shaped like honeycomb and slathered in molasses.
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The process, which she has perfected over 20 years, results in stunning combinations of porcelain, beeswax, and honeycomb.
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It uses wheel designs that the filmmakers saw in their research, an alloy honeycomb look, with some flexibility.
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Footage showed a fragment of white wreckage with a honeycomb symbol and printed words saying, "Caution no step".
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Asawin took me through the Three Musketeers (350 baht, or about $10), a trio of honeycomb-spiked shots.
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They found a large beehive, with 10 gallons of honeycomb, in a nearby utility box half buried underground.
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The home comes with an inflatable pop-top roof with a 7-centimeter-thick honeycomb wall for insulation.
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In addition to prominent branding, detailing throughout the 200-strong collection includes a honeycomb motif and fishnet mesh.
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Essentially it's a chocolate-covered bite of honeycomb, dusted in crystalized ginger for a welcome hit of spice.
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A honeycomb of high-rise co-op apartments, Esplanade brought together African-American families from every socioeconomic stratum.
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All of this is topped with the honeycomb layer I mentioned above, which stays cool to the touch.
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The centerpiece, a copper-color honeycomb Thomas Heatherwick sculpture called "Vessel," has intertwining staircases open to the public.
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The versions are all named after sweets, so there's a cupcake, donut, ice-cream sandwich, KitKat, gingerbread and honeycomb.
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That means one Honeycomb can do the job of three other 3D sensors stacked on top of one another.
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The mattress uses air-filled columns and honeycomb layering to support the body and supposedly keep your spine straight.
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The ricotta, with chunks of honeycomb, is especially creamy and subtle—the perfect farewell, and an invitation to return.
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Like other Bombas socks, they feature their iconic Honeycomb arch support system and Y-Stitched heel for extra comfort.
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Honeycomb itself is embodiment of that model, too: the story is one of engineers building tools that engineers need.
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Honeycomb, she said, is trying to democratize and simplify modern programming with "consumer-quality" software monitoring and debugging tools.
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She wore a rose-colored gown and shawl with a golden honeycomb pattern that matched her long, blonde hair.
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Here is the full list: Alabama: Honeycomb Alaska: Oreo O's Arizona: Oreo O's Arkansas: King Vitamin California: Life Colorado: Life Connecticut: Life Delaware: Trix Washington DC: Life Florida: Oreo O's Georgia: Trix Hawaii: Oreo O's Idaho: Captain Crunch Illinois: Oreo O's Indiana: Oreo O's Iowa: Kix Kansas: Life Kentucky: Trix Louisiana: King Vitamin Maine: Special K Maryland: Honeycomb Massachusetts: Special K Michigan: Oreo O's Minnesota: Life Mississippi: Special K Missouri: Life Montana: Count Chocula Nebraska: Life Nevada: Oreo O's New Hampshire: Kix New Jersey: Oreo O's New Mexico: Special K New York: Oreo O's North Carolina: Oreo O's North Dakota: Kashi Ohio: Oreo O's Oklahoma: Trix Oregon: Life Pennsylvania: Oreo O's Rhode Island: Honeycomb South Carolina: Pops South Dakota: Raisin Bran Tennessee: Honeycomb Texas: Oreo O's Utah: Life Vermont: Kix Virginia: Trix Washington: Life West Virginia: Honeycomb Wisconsin: Trix Wyoming: All Bran Looking for a fun way to celebrate National Cereal Day?
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The first will be the Laser Bear Honeycomb, which are typically featured on the bumper of Waymo's self-driving vehicles.
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Also at $29, the Honeycomb Wood Shelf is just begging to be bought in multiples that fit into each other.
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And then a year after that, Google released a version of Android called Honeycomb that was tailored specifically for tablets.
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The Honeycomb has a minimum range of zero, which means the sensor can see objects immediately in front of it.
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During today's launch, the researchers focused the 350-kilowatt honeycomb-shaped array onto a single 8x8 inch (20x20cm) metal sheet.
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The harpoon struck the aluminium honeycomb-like target at a speed of 65 feet per second (20 meters per second).
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Waymo is going to sell its short-range LiDAR, called Laser Bear Honeycomb, to companies outside of self-driving cars.
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Waymo's LIDAR sensor, which helps self-driving cars "see" the world around them, is called Laser Bear Honeycomb 3D perimeter.
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This technique includes adding thickener to the cream, creating a honeycomb-like structure which helps to slow the melting process.
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They canoe on a sea of reflective honeycomb, dance with animals in a tree cave, and encounter undulating, luminescent extraterrestrials.
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The two-tone update features a slightly boxier body and honeycomb fog lights that complement the vehicle's retro-futurist style.
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At one of the playgrounds, there is a honeycomb-looking thing, and I can't take them to play there anymore.
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One famous honeycomb-eating ASMR video was caught in the crosshairs of YouTube's efforts to protect kids on its platform.
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The next month, creators are all shaving bars of soap, chewing bricks of raw honeycomb or eating buckets of KFC.
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Heat appeared to originate at the needle, and dissipate outward, increasing with time — even five minutes after the honeycomb formed.
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The hexagons of honeycomb, as drawn by Arsenault, seem so perfect as to be fanciful precisely when they are fact.
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She was wearing a double-layered honeycomb-net skirt made of red organza, her hair twisted into giant ram's horns.
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Standing on a bridge that connects the museum with the offices and factory, Ban's honeycomb-like timber roof is visible.
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The rings are six feet to 115 feet wide and are regularly spaced out in a hexagon or honeycomb pattern.
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At the center of the neighborhood looms a gigantic honeycomb structure, a metal panopticon called, with perfect blandness, the Vessel.
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While looking over the crime scene, the police find "honeycomb marks" on a window, but don't consider it useful evidence.
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Satsuma ice cream gets to wear a toasted turban of marshmallowy meringue and some cracked honeycomb candy on the side.
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Bombas Hiking Socks have a reinforced heel and toe and use a system of honeycomb stitching to add arch support.
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For now, Waymo is only going to sell its Laser Bear Honeycomb product, a short-range sensor that has a 95-degree vertical field of view and up to 360-degree horizontal FOV, which allows one Honeycomb sensor to "do the job of three other 3D sensors stacked on top of one another," Waymo says.
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In his honey store in a shopping mall, Bunyamin Mutlu breaks up a honeycomb, scraping sticky liquid into a small vat.
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Simply put, it's a slab of black material marked by honeycomb indentations, most of which are home to touch-sensitive controls.
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There, the Tanzanian bees swarm traditional hives, which are suspended in trees, then pulled down by beekeepers to harvest the honeycomb.
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To serve, stack three pancakes per serving and garnish with whole sliced banana, strawberries, blueberries, and a scoop of honeycomb butter.
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The futuristic Hex was meant to address three core issues—discomfort, slippage, and breakage—with the help of a honeycomb pattern.
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But "Where a comb may be found" in today's puzzle refers to a bit on honeycomb, and the answer is HIVE.
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Today, we're announcing that one of our 3D LIDAR sensors, which we call Laser Bear Honeycomb, is available to select partners.
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Then, imagine wrapping this honeycomb texture in a small cylindrical roll, more than 25 million times smaller than a sushi roll.
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Pholachi was detained by national park officials on April 17, 2014 for alleged illegal possession of a honeycomb from wild bees.
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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 designer John Lee Beatty has created a honeycomb of boxy cubicles, bordered in light, that suggests a graph-paper storyboard.
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It was also the year of Android tablets set up for the future using Honeycomb… another dud, as it turned out.
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While some people might enjoy the squishy, honeycomb gel grid trademarked by the company, it felt a little strange to me.
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But once the duet, "Honeycomb," becomes The Six's biggest hit, the only choice is to invite Daisy to join the band.
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It was covered in little crunchy chocolate balls mixed with chocolate sauce and biscuit crumbs, and a small slice of honeycomb.
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I was able to test basic typing on the Wrio honeycomb, which also supports a few different color themes for user customization.
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The ADX5000 has been designed as a wholly new product, featuring new 58mm tungsten-coated drivers inside its honeycomb-patterned ear cups.
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A California-based manufacturer says one inch of its honeycomb-design thermoplastic urethane cushioning can replace three inches of old foam padding.
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Graphene is the thinnest material known to science, a layer of carbon atoms just one atom thick, arranged in a honeycomb pattern.
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In the current paper, the researchers applied exact analytic techniques to the two-dimensional honeycomb lattice and the three-dimensional diamond lattice.
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Black Swan makes barrels with a honeycomb design etched on the inside, which increases surface area and reduces a whiskey's aging time.
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He discovered he is severely allergic to bees in 2008 after being stung by one while cutting some honeycomb from a nest.
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"I'm coming back soon for the honeycomb, and we'll get everything—I promise," he says, throwing in some Packers pre-season commentary.
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The system allows for very unique design features including the ability to add honeycomb internal structures to lower the weight of parts.
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Even if you know what's in a Butterfinger, nothing can quite prepare you for that shock of peanut with hints of honeycomb.
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My ageless companions enjoyed the Sonoma Harvest sundae instead, with brûléed figs and bits of honeycomb around yogurt and Concord grape sorbets.
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Mr. Niazi hopes to further explore the mathematics of the electric honeycomb, and in the future, dreams of earning a Nobel Prize.
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They're Controlling a Huge Immersive Sculpture Artist Uses Bees to Build Honeycomb Sculptures Nature Devours Art in a Series of Eco Sculptures
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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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Minimum range of zero: The Honeycomb has a minimum range of zero, meaning it can see objects immediately in front of the sensor.
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Intel also trotted out the Twin River dual-screen, fabric-wrapped laptop and the Honeycomb Glacier transportable gaming PC from its prototype labs.
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Crystals are usually defined by their precisely ordered atoms, forming periodic patterns that repeat over and over again within a lattice (honeycomb) structure.
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Honeycomb, which the brand describes as an "energetic, golden hue that radiates warmth to liven up any space," is bold but not garish.
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Correction 6/12/19 1:56pm EST: Intel has since told me the name of the prototype is Honeycomb Glacier, not Twin Rivers.
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And for further cushioning, the bottom of the capsule has a "crushable structure" — a ring of eight segments made of aluminum honeycomb material.
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They clad the shells of their honeycomb with heat-reflective glass-fiber concrete panels, with an airspace beneath to insulate the spaces inside.
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Cordoned outsideThis fence, I cannot tell if a daffodilOr spent honeycomb glares back, but surely,It's gone & long forgotten to every eyeBut mine.
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Waymo announced in March 2019 plans to sell its short-range sensor (known as Laser Bear Honeycomb) to industries outside of autonomous vehicles.
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Physicists knew of this phenomenon decades before Muhammad Shaheer Niazi, a 17-year-old high school student from Pakistan met the electric honeycomb.
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In nature — and in the electric honeycomb — Mr. Niazi points out, "nothing wants to do excess work," but he's getting started early anyway.
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It turns out to be a fabulous knob of Piemontese goat cheese alongside an amber nugget of honeycomb, fragrant as an orange grove.
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The top-most layer is a quilted honeycomb mattress topper that&aposs soft and smooth to the touch, and woven with Celliant fibers.
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And there are endlessly customizable Pocky-like sticks and a peanut shortbread topped with honeycomb candy and drizzled with chocolate and sea salt.
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When she decided to leave Facebook and work further on the idea, she teamed up with Yen (now the CEO) to build Honeycomb.
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That changes today, as the shoegaze/experimental metal band has released a new, 12-minute song called "Honeycomb" on their official Youtube channel.
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Cameramen entering the honeycomb of the Old City return with footage of bodies, old and young, lying under blankets in front rooms for days.
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Multiple returns per pulse: When the Honeycomb sends out a pulse of light, it doesn't just see the first object the laser beam touches.
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That's because those nose cones, which are made of carbon fiber and aluminum honeycomb, can cost a couple million dollars each, according to Musk.
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What stands out about the Joaquin Antonio Uribe Botanical Garden is its orchid display, or "Orquideorama" — a honeycomb-like structure that preserves the plants.
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An engineer 3D-printing this honeycomb structure was surprised to find a bug had trapped itself in the print, like an insect in amber.
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Recent Panasonic TVs, for example, use a special 'honeycomb' technology to improve the contrast performance of their LCD screens and better compete with OLED.
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While the hem didn't reach the floor, a delicate lace honeycomb pattern and bold swirling roses covered the red dress from top to bottom.
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Classic fit navy honeycomb soft wash textured shirt, $79 (originally $110), at Charles TyrwhittAt first glance, there's nothing about this shirt that screams casual.
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Makenna Kelly, a tween ASMR creator, first went hugely viral for a video that no longer exists on her channel of her eating honeycomb.
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Combine butter with maple syrup and honey for a decadent honeycomb topping, and dollop on a stack of Ken Addington's brunch-favourite ricotta pancakes.
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The cross-hatched, honeycomb-like creations ran from the models' lashlines to their brows, and were made using only eyeshadow and a makeup brush.
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In time, more than a dozen women emerged from the honeycomb-shaped dwellings that looked as if they could neither contain nor shelter life.
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The bee box, with its suspended files of removable honeycomb, was so effective that its design has barely changed in all the years since.
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A dress was finished when he said it was finished (one honeycomb pattern took him, he once told me, six years to get right).
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But he also developed photographic evidence of charged ions creating the honeycomb, and published his work Wednesday in the journal Royal Society Open Science.
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The master suite, on the first floor, has playful bird-patterned wallpaper and an en-suite bathroom with dark honeycomb-tile walls and floors.
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The fire-tailed titi monkey and a honeycomb-patterned stingray were among a same batch of 381 new species discovered in the Amazon rainforest.
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This pistachio-cardamom cake, swathed in snowy buttercream and decorated with honeycomb candy and pistachio brittle, is a lovely gluten-free confection for Easter.
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She worked at Facebook for about three years, before departing to become a co-founder of Honeycomb, a San Francisco start-up, in 2016.
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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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So he set "Universal Robots" in an era before personal computing and made sure that the aliens of "The Honeycomb Trilogy" destroyed all the technology.
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Moshi's Endura case, which comes in black and white, has an internal honeycomb architecture that is supposed to help with shock absorption while reducing bulk.
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The honeycomb tiled floors were heated, the shower had multiple shower heads with good pressure and temperature control, and the robes were plush and soft.
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Meanwhile, Chloe Sladden, a former VP of Media at Twitter, last year co-founded a seed-stage startup making collaborative parenting tools called Honeycomb Labs.
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There are platters of Scottish smoked salmon, sausage, bacon, eggs, waffles, pancakes, croissants and cheese beside jars of homemade jams and a honeycomb hive tray.
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After testing the maze with three control groups of rats, the researchers noticed that three main variables affected how the rats navigated the honeycomb platforms.
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Upon entering the Halsey's galleries, one steps into the enveloping tangles of an oversized black garden, employing Ma's signature honeycomb paper structures and cultivated chaos.
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There is something comforting about working in the factory, melting and molding new honeycomb frames, but he prefers to see bees when they are active.
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This drone could be built of honeycomb or compressed vegetables, with salami serving as the landing gear, according to a new interview in the Financial Times.
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When you look at all of the apps that are installed on your Apple Watch, you probably see them in the familiar default "honeycomb" grid array.
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These honeycomb encrusted sculptures look like they're 3D printed or shaped by a sculptor's hands but all have been built by nature's most efficient designers: bees.
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I was with this guy I'd never met and we talked for eight hours straight, sitting on top of this honeycomb, with this dragon breathing fire.
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In the video above, you can see the space agency testing 8.4-foot-tall barrels made of (are you ready?) graphite-epoxy honeycomb-core sandwich composites.
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Android previously launched widgets as part of its 210 software release, Ice Cream Sandwich, a feature brought over from its tablet release, Honeycomb, eight months earlier.
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In order to provide more arch support, the company has replicated the strong natural structure of the honeycomb across the mid-foot to distribute pressure evenly.
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His works, maximally imaginative science-fiction plays designed for minimal budgets, teem with insectlike aliens ("The Honeycomb Trilogy"), futuristic drones ("Asymmetric") and mad scientists ("Frankenstein Upstairs").
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Mr. Rogers, whose "The Honeycomb Trilogy" was seen last fall at the Gym at Judson, is hardly a minimalist writer, and "Universal Robots" contains untrimmed overgrowth.
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Customers will be able to add up to three ingredients, such as meringue, dried raspberry, toasted coconut, rose petals, honeycomb, and popping candy, to each bar.
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Shoppers will also be able to add up to three ingredients to each bar, including meringue, dried raspberry, toasted coconut, rose petals, honeycomb and popping candy.
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Related: Artist Fixes Damaged Objects By Placing Them in Beehives Artist Uses Bees to Build Honeycomb Sculptures A Parade for the Return of Art's Native Son
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They didn't have a sprawling grandeur, but their honeycomb pattern arrangement, a homage to the Royer family tradition of beekeeping, was still a sight to see.
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Nissen showed me the filled honeycomb where larvae would start poking through, workers waggling and the queen, bigger and colored a deeper orange than her drones.
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After its alpha and beta versions, it launched Android Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich, Jellybean, KitKat, Lollipop, Marshmallow, Nougat, Oreo and Pie.
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If you're lucky, among the standard array of Western pastries you'll find khaliat nahal, honeycomb buns that dimple at the touch, glossed with cardamom-scented honey.
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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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Popping on some Billie Holiday, slipping into a honeycomb-cotton robe, lighting a flight of candles, and mixing one up with a spanking new shaker set.
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Then, one by one, the hunters attempted to dislodge the hives from the face of the cliff, knocking chunks of honeycomb into the suspended basket beneath them.
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The telescope consists of seven 8.4 meter (28 feet) mirrors arranged in a honeycomb shape, atop a concrete platform, inside a 63 meter- (206 feet-) tall enclosure.
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After Tyrion's killer Stark joke, we can only hope he gets a standup routine — if only to hear the end of that "honeycomb and the jackass" gag.
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In Safran's factory in Casablanca, workers assemble nacelles—structures encasing engines under aircraft wings—and fit honeycomb composites that help to muffle the screams of jet engines.
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Both bedrooms have operable glass transoms over their paneled doors, and both bathrooms have black-and-white-honeycomb tiled floors, marble-topped vanities and walk-in showers.
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The new HEX, with its honeycomb pattern, wants to be the cure-all for our sexual woes, an inspired revamp to make condoms safer and more appealing.
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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 honeycomb-shaped structure, designed by British architect Thomas Heatherwick, rises 150 feet in the air and boasts sweeping views of the Hudson River and surrounding buildings.
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And on the counter of this particular tripe shop, owner Anita Clarke has set a small portion of honeycomb tripe on a plate for me to try.
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They benefit from upgrades like a supportive honeycomb stitch, blister tabs built into ankle-height styles, and a Y-stitched heel and "invisitoe" that minimizes annoying bumps.
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A few weeks ago, when an artisan approached with a honeycomb-style bracelet, Luca Buccellati examined it and said, "This is Gianmarco's, right?" correctly identifying the craftsman.
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But the wool is incredibly soft (after a washing), and the entire back of the shirt is a sheer, honeycomb-like mesh pattern that dumps heat spectacularly.
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Related: The Legendary Animator Behind Star Wars and Jurassic Park Tackles VR MAD Architects' Honeycomb Skyscraper A Look At 10 Years Of MAD Architects With 10 Incredible Buildings
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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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It is pushing people to switch to cleaner-burning heaters from polluting honeycomb charcoal stoves and replacing petrol with cleaner biofuel, said environment official Luu Thi Thanh Chi.
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With devices like Intel's Honeycomb Glacier concept and Asus' ZenBook Pro Duo, the proposition of a dual-screen laptop doesn't seem quite as outlandish as it used to.
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Honeycomb, a TV and video ad management platform founded by James Carpenter and Richard Carter, who both previously founded Adstream, has raised £3 million in Series A funding.
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The helmet uses a honeycomb pattern to diffuse the impact of a blow, and Ms. Shiffer has said that it is as safe as a standard polystyrene helmet.
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Air pockets between the honeycomb cross sections help limit heat conduction through the windows, reducing solar heat by up to 80 percent, according to the Department of Energy.
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Moreover, the lidar market will create a honeycomb of niches, based on who is using a vehicle and how (to say nothing of the robotics and other industries).
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Matera is known for its distinctive "sassi," a honeycomb of cave dwellings occupied since Paleolithic times that have made it a photogenic stand-in for the Holy Land.
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The honeycomb of more than 21992 studios was added to Carnegie Hall several years after Andrew Carnegie completed the structure, at 21976th Street and Seventh Avenue, in 22014.
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They include brutalist architecture and Central European folklore to Greco-Roman mythology, Surrealism, Futurism and science fiction — all represented through things like wood, concrete, honeycomb and digital prints.
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Another is a two-square-inch cube of fig, cheese, raw honeycomb, and edible gold leaf, symbolizing a future in which only the very wealthy can afford scarce foods.
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The initiative aims to shore up ailing liquidity across the fixed income market by allowing custody clients to make select bond holdings available anonymously on the Algomi Honeycomb network.
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But 15 years ago, scientists discovered that a single sheet of graphite — a one-atom-thick layer of carbon atoms laid out in a honeycomb pattern — is a wonder.
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Seduced into splashing his cash around by Georgia Brown (a sexy, vibrant-voiced Carly Hughes, who shines in her solo "Honey in the Honeycomb"), Little Joe abandons poor Petunia.
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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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But by adding graphene—that wonder new material made of carbon atoms arranged in a strong honeycomb pattern—Vittoria's new G+, or Graphene Plus, tires exhibit wonderful new properties.
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Using the same cardboard honeycomb inner layer to dampen sounds by as much as 30 decibels, the taller Danbocchi can accommodate enraged occupants up to 6.9-feet in height.
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They feed on beeswax, and their natural niche is the honeycomb; the moth lays its eggs inside the beehive, where the worms grow to their pupa stage, eating beeswax.
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Standing in front of the organ, viewers look up at the building's honeycomb front wall and watch as entire sections light up in sync with the notes they play.
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A popular alternative, the AgDrone, built by HoneyComb of Wilsonville, Oregon, is a single-engine flying wing that looks as if it has escaped from a 1950s air show.
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Vessel is a honeycomb-like building comprised of 154 stairways, created by designer Thomas Heatherwick and opened to the public in New York City's Hudson Yards in March 2019.
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The salami/honeycomb/vegetable drone should be able to deliver food within 20 or so feet of accuracy, Gifford told FT, before it can then land and be devoured.
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Herrine: So, you're getting, like, this kind of like salted caramel kind of taste with crunchy honeycomb bits, all melted in with that really super creamy vanilla ice cream.
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If you sit at the communal table long enough and gaze up at the honeycomb-patterned ceiling, you just might notice the lights shifting between different shades of white.
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I scan the surrounding area for the entrances — the doorways, the holes to the burrows, the warren — and then I realize, I remember that the Honeycomb never actually existed.
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"Sales are down 75 percent...There is no income, no salaries and no spending," he said in the store, where boxes of honeycomb are on display on the counter.
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Dessert lovers should try South East Cakery's signature "Bronuts" (also known as "Bruvnuts") — brownie-stuffed doughnut balls with gooey chocolate ganache drizzled on top and sprinkled with broken honeycomb pieces.
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Activists from the Anti-Stairs Club organized a demonstration of disabled and non-disabled individuals who saw the honeycomb structure of 154 stairways as flouting the rules of ADA compliance.
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I struggled to cope with even the most simple of everyday tasks now that my head no longer felt like it was made of honeycomb toffee, just handfuls of gravel.
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"The items that were handed over includes a stabilizer panel with "No Step" stencil, engine cowling bearing Rolls-Royce logo, fiberglass skin aluminum honeycomb pored panel," the press release said.
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The spot has a yellow and brown colour scheme, its cooking area is shaped like a honeycomb, and, near the washroom, glows a completely intact, beach ball-sized hornet's nest.
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This meant that an aluminum honeycomb 'crush core' was crumpled and absorbed some of the impact of landing, leading to a slight oscillation in the rocket, Musk explained on Twitter.
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In a design moment when gray and white walls rule and accent colors veer towards moody blues and greens, Honeycomb is looking ahead to the warm side of the wheel.
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It is the cheese platter, with six options: three (at $14) or all six (at $24), from various cheese-producing countries and regions, served with pecans, honeycomb and grilled bread.
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The AgDrone from HoneyComb can cover 2400 acres an hour, producing high-resolution 22015-D and 23-D maps that can be used to assess most aspects of crop health.
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The Anderson family in Australia has launched Flow Hive with a pre-fabricated honeycomb made out of a type of plastic, making the hive move-in ready for busy bees.
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Honeycomb Studio Bud Vases, $16-$40, available at West ElmFlowers are always a great gift, but if they don't have the right vase to put them in, what's the point?
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JARRETTSVILLE, Md. — Cybil Preston stretched her bare hands into a noisy beehive and pulled out a frame of honeycomb, its waxy cells filled with nectar, its surface alive with bees.
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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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While the list is heavy on "fruit"-flavored (Froot Loops, Trix), marshmallow-flavored (Lucky Charms, Scooby-Doo), and honey-flavored (Honeycomb, Rice Honeys) cereals, it poorly represents millennials' true love: waffles.
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Zaha Hadid's plans for a research center for Saudi Aramco, the world's largest oil company, explode the usual boxy building envelope in favor of a network of woozily distorted honeycomb cells.
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Soto recommends pairing aged havarti with walnuts and honey; extra mature cheddar cheese with grain mustard, marcona almonds and dried apricots; and her "personal favorite" blue cheese with honeycomb and dates.
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Her honeycomb covered collection exhibits a range of items including Edwardian figurines, helmets, shoes and sports equipment that look as though they ought to be sitting within an old curiosity shop.
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In ING's honeycomb of a headquarters in Amsterdam is an "Obeya" room (Japanese for "big room": Toyota was a pioneer of the idea) in which plans are co-ordinated and updated.
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"I was on a good level," said Amber, who described being perched on top of a giant wooden honeycomb art installation, staring at another construction made to look like a dragon.
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Harvested high from a baobab tree, our dessert was the best golden orange honey I could ever imagine -- with the bonus of honeycomb full of fat and protein from the larvae.
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YELLOW slag heaps loom over the corrugated metal shacks of the men who once toiled for gold in the deep shafts that honeycomb this part of South Africa's Free State province.
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Others opted for quirkier choices such as a hat made up of honeycomb with bees, a pair adorned with roaring dragons and one carrying a bottle of fizz and two glasses.
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Except for a piece of honeycomb, a small wooden cage and some deep tire impressions, the thieves left no evidence of who they were — or where they had taken Landon's bees.
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Like GPS services for cars, her device mapped out the most efficient route: She grabbed a box of Honeycomb in one aisle then a box of Lipton Berry Tea in another.
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Another bet is Honeycomb, a three-year-old, San Francisco-based startup whose product promises developer teams that they can see production more clearly so they can resolve issues more quickly.
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Small countries with no national space agency, as well as private entities, could soon have their own robotic resource hunters roving around the moon, with little honeycomb emblems on their sides.
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The analysis of AL and AL's CGI avatars and video installations in the essay "AL and AL: Visions of the Honeycomb" in "Spectral Technologies" rests on the concept of the double.
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The group exhibition features a synthetic honeycomb structure by Luis Fernando Ramirez Celis, scent-infused sculptures by Kelly Heaton, a seed library by Ellie Irons and Anne Percoco, and more sustainable art.
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The house is Victorian, with gingerbread details like honeycomb shingles and an elaborate latticed porch, which are rare in the southwest, and because the house is constructed indoors, it is always nighttime.
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It wasn't her $22017,214 embellished Gucci bag or her thigh-high velvet black boots or her diamond-encrusted honeycomb choker that caught people's attention.. Instead, all eyes were on her oval earrings.
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Take a look inside and you won't find a McFlurry machine or deep-fryer, but a colony of buzzing bees between several "hive frames," which hold the honeycomb within the hive enclosure.
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Colombian artist Luis Fernando Ramirez Celis' Walden 13 is a small structure made out of synthetic honeycomb designed to resemble Walden 7, a Spanish apartment complex designed by architect Ricardo Bofill Leví.
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To make the case, he cites the behavior of an African bird called the honeyguide, which leads people to beehives with a series of calls, then shares in whatever honeycomb is extracted.
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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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Nothing about it looked cheap, from the well-positioned handles on the sides that make it easier to move the mattress around to the quilted top, which features a unique honeycomb pattern.
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The trick they came up with is to reshape keys from squares to honeycomb-style hexagons which allows individual keys to be a bit larger, thereby, they claim, reducing the likelihood of typos.
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Finding a bunch of wax moths in her hives, where they were busy munching on the wax that her bees need to make honeycomb, she dumped the pesky critters in a plastic bag.
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Neither traveler was an experienced engineer, but two years ago, starting with plastic from their trash bin and a commercial 3D printer, Edwin designed a lightweight, honeycomb-shaped block he dubbed the HexCore.
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In early September, O'Neal took chunks of honeycomb from hives in and near the garden, put them in fifty-millilitre sample tubes, and mailed them to the state apiculturist, in Albany, for testing.
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Downstairs, the breakfast buffet was a study in satisfying Swiss cuisine: mountain cheese, redolent of summer grass; bündnerfleisch (paper-thin air-dried beef); and even a honeycomb the size of a road map.
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You may find the caramel-brown honeycomb cake, with its intriguing structure of hollow vertical columns at the bottom, or you may find her coconut cake, or there may be some fresh surprise.
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It's dense and honeycomb-patterned, and tastes like what you'd get if Willy Wonka condensed and fermented a wheel of pecorino into something far funkier and saltier than the Italians could ever imagine.
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In two small watercolors of gilded honeycomb lattices, it's the surface itself that becomes charged with ambiguity — clearly but not crudely sexual and transmitting a vivid sense of motion though it's obviously static.
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Mix-ins are now folded into semi-frozen ice cream by hand, but the new plant will mechanically add brownies and honeycomb candies, ensuring that the crunch and sweetness are more evenly distributed.
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"The Honeycomb Maze replicates all the advantages of the justly-famous Morris water maze in that it forces the animal to approach a hidden goal from different directions," O'Keefe said in a statement.
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Importantly, it also gives O'Keefe and his team the ability to study neuronal activity in the rodents as they navigate the honeycomb, something that was prohibitively difficult to do in a water maze.
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Naturally the revels are cut short by the invasion of the masters' armada, so we'll probably never know what happens when a man walks into a brothel with a honeycomb and a jackass.
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But right next to my working Honeycomb Glacier prototype is a far sleeker, non-functional model that represents what the device could actually look like if a manufacturer decided to make it for real.
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Beekeeper Uwe Marth pulls out a honeycomb produced in the hive he tends beneath the dome of the neo-baroque landmark, a tourist magnet in the German capital — and home to perhaps 30,000 bees.
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The very definition of a crystal relies on the notion of symmetry: the atoms line up in highly ordered, repeating honeycomb patterns, and that symmetry should be evident whichever way you look at it.
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Not an immediate solution In the wild, the larvae of the greater wax moth is considered a pest, because it acts as a parasite in bee colonies, eating away at the wax from honeycomb.
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My favorite hike was from the seaside resort of Kokkari up to the village of Vourliotes, a honeycomb of traditional stone houses clinging to the mountainside, their terra-cotta roofs decorated with pottery pigeons.
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Police Chief James Cervera described a chaotic scene as officers entered the building and pursued the assailant through a tightly packed warren of offices that the chief likened to a maze or a honeycomb.
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To wit, these ricotta pancakes from Ken Addington of Brooklyn's brunch paradise Five Leaves are made all the more decadent with the addition of lots of mellow cheese and a hat of honeycomb butter.
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The technique was used to make objects like a castle gate, a pretzel, and a honeycomb structure that are a few millimeters in size, and have features as small as a few tens of micrometers.
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Makenna, a 209-year-old YouTuber, spawned a ton of reaction memes out of her mega-popular ASMR videos, particularly this one where she's sipping seltzer and this other one of her munching on honeycomb.
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For a system of electrons and a single hole, they proved that the connectivity condition is satisfied for nearly all lattices, including common structures like the two-dimensional honeycomb and the three-dimensional diamond lattices.
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In a rare green patch in the desert, bees swarm all around Luis Escalante as he opens a wooden hive and pulls a frame out from the top, extracting a honeycomb glistening with golden goo.
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The crab was bigger than anything else I'd seen, with nasty pincer claws and a shield — a honeycomb lattice of energy — that it projected to its front to ward off attacks, but it was slow.
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A gloriously large globe of inter-whorled satsuma-mandarin sorbet and creamy vanilla ice cream arrived with a cap of warm toasted marshmallow and a skirt of crackly honeycomb, a lovely expression of restrained drama.
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On Dutch TV last summer, he was shown making birdcalls from a cell in a twenty-foot-tall concrete honeycomb wall that West 8 designed—and then, like a naughty schoolboy, walking along the top.
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"Honeycomb Glacier" is Intel's concept of the future of gaming PCs, and it attempts to combine a 15.6-inch main display and a 12.3-inch secondary display into a single laptop with a unique double hinge.
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It's perhaps the biggest change Google has ever made for Android navigation, which has used the same basic UI since the virtual buttons were introduced back in 2011 as part of Android 3.0 Honeycomb for tablets.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)At Computex in Tapei last month, Intel showed off Honeycomb Glacier, a new prototype of a wild laptop with one standard 13K display, and one half-size 4K display right below it.
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But, as Gothamist points out, Hudson Yards seemingly claims rights to all such photos of the $150-million giant honeycomb floating above an active train yard, so long as they're taken in and around the Vessel.
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The New Zealand-made Tip Top ice cream would be sold in 2 liter tubs identical to those sold domestically and come in six flavors, including a honeycomb variety popular in New Zealand called 'hokey pokey'.
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The bees at the residence are housed in triple-deep "Langstroth" beehives, which are made up of stacked, wooden boxes with frames inside that the bees can build honeycomb on and the beekeepers can easily remove.
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"Honeycomb is enabling a long-overdue shift in the way developers interact with and operate the software they build," said Ariel Tseitlin, Partner at Scale Venture Partners, who is also joining the board with this round.
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"Existing data from our Honeycomb network suggests that over 40% of less liquid indications of interest could benefit from being matched on the Euronext platform," Mark Ledwards, head of Exchange & Data Solutions, Algomi said in the release.
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Android has a history of using alphabetically ordered sweet-treat names for Android — Android 1.5 was Cupcake, 1.6 was Donut, then Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich (still my favorite), Jelly Bean, KitKat, Lollipop and Marshmallow.
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Nagaoka ferromagnetism seems to exist as long as the number of holes is less than the number of lattice sites raised to the 1/2 power for the honeycomb, or the 2/5 power for the diamond.
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Some locals blamed the honeycomb of mine tunnels above the town, but an official investigation absolved the mine and blamed the heavy rain — just another calamity for a community that has endured so much for so long.
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Since the first production of "Universal Robots," his works have grown more gleefully unreal, perhaps culminating in "The Honeycomb Trilogy," an audacious, engrossing and sneakily sophisticated three-play epic about one family's response to an extraterrestrial invasion.
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After it cools down, he adds a block of fresh honeycomb on the top that serves as a platform for a giant chocolate "RR" logo (for Rafele Ristorante) covered in gold leaf that Ronca adds the top.
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The fact that this is the nation's largest producer-only farmers' market, complete with more than 173 vendors, doesn't make the task any easier for me in navigating the honeycomb, sunflowers, and cave aged cheeses we encounter.
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The ice cream is served in a $603,200 clear Baccarat "Zoo Bear" crystal bowl, which has a porcelain base decorated with a honeycomb motif and is topped by crystal in the shape of a friendly bear's face.
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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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Thursday at the LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton offices on the Avenue Montaigne, the designers of 21 young labels were clocking the 12th hour of what seemed like a never-ending workday, in booths arranged honeycomb style.
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Without warning, the long beams of Douglas fir that supported the roof had fallen seventeen stories, crashing through the rear of the Dragon Dream, crushing fins, demolishing an engine, and smashing the ultralight carbon honeycomb fibre trusses.
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ACQUIRES 100 PERCENT SHARES OF ADVANCED HONEYCOMB TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION FOR $3.2 MILLION * EXPECTS TO GENERATE NEW ANNUAL INCREASE OF ABOUT $4 MILLION IN OUR COMPOSITE REVENUES IN THE US Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Small but very high-efficiency cells are laid down on a grid, and above that is placed a honeycomb-like lens array that takes light and bends it into a narrow beam concentrated only on the tiny cells.
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A witness mark consistent with the length and width of a rotor blade and containing fragments of rotor blade skin and honeycomb was positioned perpendicular to the direction of the debris line and directly above the impact crater.
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The black top — inset into a narrow wooden frame — is decorated with two white engravings by Pablo Picasso (including a frenzied horse and its armored, reptile-like rider) and two by Fernand Léger (shaded honeycomb shapes and spirals).
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A go-to: sliced peaches and plums with a generous chunk of honeycomb (especially if the fruit is tart), plus a squeeze of citrus and some zest, salt for sure, a slug of good olive oil, and torn herbs.
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H. R. McMaster, President Trump's national security adviser, met with Afghan leaders, including President Ashraf Ghani, in talks that came days after the United States dropped a huge bomb on a honeycomb of Islamic State caves in eastern Afghanistan.
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The medium-sized PAHs — which are "flat molecules consisting of carbon atoms arranged in a honeycomb pattern, surrounded by hydrogen," according to NASA — actually appear to grow larger when ultraviolet light from the large star at the nebula's center hits them.
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Graphene, a honeycomb lattice made of carbon atoms that can be100 times stronger than steel, has a number of advantageous properties when compared with other materials that are frequently used to make electrodes for brain implants, such as silicon and tungsten.
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The symmetry of this "honeycomb-like roll," along with its tiny diameter, introduces significant changes in the electronic density of states, and hence provides a unique electronic character for the nanotubes, professors Pulickel M. Ajayan and Otto Z. Zhou write.
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With a honeycomb arch support system, a Y-stitched heel for comfort, a seamless toe, and a blister tab, the Bombas Women's Grippers Ankle Socks will support your body, mind, and soul during your next yoga, pilates, or barre class.
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If that's all you order for dinner (perhaps with the peanut butter and chocolate mousses, adorned with dulce de leche and bits of honeycomb for dessert), you may feel sated but not overly full, and you'll be only about $30 poorer.
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Not at the Walmart on Route 42 in Turnersville, N.J. But that's where you will find Joann Joseph and a team of Walmart workers each day, filling up shopping carts with boxes of Honeycomb cereal, Cheez-Its and salted peanuts.
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Done up in gorgeous honeycomb white tile, the spacious shower features a line of 173 different full-size Cowshed body washes and shampoos ("Grumpy Cow" shampoo, for instance, boasts soy protein and organic pomegranate to lift spirits along with hair volume).
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When they moved into the house, the front of the garage had become a carport with a honeycomb grille of Ms. Donovan's design painted a blue-green that is the color of the sides of clear panes of glass when stacked.
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She posted a Facebook video of the beekeeper cutting away the ceiling in her living room to reveal the staggeringly huge colony: There were more than 120,000 bees and 120 pounds of honeycomb in the massive bee "condo" inside her home.
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According to the company, the Laser Bear Honeycombs offer the following: Wide field of view: Where some 3D [LIDAR] have a vertical field of view (FOV) of just 30°, the Honeycomb has a vertical FOV of 95°, plus a 360° horizontal FOV.
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It was his faith, first and foremost, that guided him to seek truth and harmony: he believed the honeycomb was a message from God that showed humans the best way to live, while parallel lines built a world of lies and evil.
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The scene in which Idgie goes into a swarm of bees and gets a honeycomb out for Ruth is crucial for them, and a signature scene that underscores their nascent relationship — it's pretty great in the movie, as well as in the book.
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"The combination of the skull features, the size of the bones, and the honeycomb-like appearance of the bones tell us this is a T. rex," Greg Wilson, the museum's adjunct curator of vertebrate paleontology, said in a media release on Wednesday.
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They solve common annoyances with unique engineering: a honeycomb support system for more arch support, a blister tab on ankle socks, a Y-stitched heel, and "invisitoe" — (a hand-linked seam that eliminates the bump that otherwise runs across the toes of socks).
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The dry leaves rattle overhead; I stand there, wondering if the Honeycomb, the large open space and its many circuitous tunnels, is still under my feet, if the descendants of Hazel and Bigwig are curled up beneath me, listening to my footsteps.
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I ambled down the beach to where a couple and two young children scavenged for Petoskey stones (Michigan's state stone) — fossils beautifully laced with a honeycomb pattern, relics from when warm seas and coral reefs covered this region 523 million years ago.
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I think you'll thrill this holiday season to her dirty chai earthquake cookies and to her marbled tahini cookies, not to mention her peanut shortbread with honeycomb, her brown sugar-anise cookies and her thumbprint cookies with dulce de leche, Nutella or jam.
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Three times now in Game of Thrones — including as his parting words in the finale — Tyrion has tried to tell a joke about the time he once brought a jackass and a honeycomb into a brothel, but he's always cut off from telling the punchline.
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Before he was elected into the Oval Office and able to ban immigrants and refugees from the US with the stroke of a pen, there was a lot of hullaballoo over just exactly how Donald Trump maintains his bizarre, fake-looking honeycomb of hair.
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Oh, and there was a new kid on the block: the Quality Street Honeycomb, which is the poor relation of both a Crunchie Bar and the Malteser Celebration, but put up a good fight against the latter in its first round play-off nonetheless.
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MEXICO CITY, Oct 14 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Pumping bellows to create gentle puffs of smoke, Alfonso Cestelos Sanz fends off the ants attacking his beehive in a field overlooking Mexico City, before pulling out sticky racks of hexagon-shaped honeycomb amid clouds of irritated bees.
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To save costs, the car is not made with the latest carbon-fiber materials that are used in Formula One, but with a combination of carbon and aluminum for the chassis, steel for the suspension and carbon and Kevlar honeycomb for the body work.
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Once I actually got to wear the shirt, the thickness and quality of the fabric, along with the sharp honeycomb pattern, felt more formal than most of the dress shirts I own, but these traits are also what makes it worth the hefty price.
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And while the design is likely to appeal to photography fans, some social media users say it is triggering their trypophobia -- an intense, irrational fear of small holes and clusters of circles and bumps, such as those in a honeycomb, lotus flower or bubble bath.
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While the United States has "honeycomb" and New Zealand has "hokey pokey," South Korea calls its spongy toffee candy "dalgona" or ppopgi, a candy that's made by heating sugar, oil, and baking soda; mixing until it's thick and fluffy; then letting the mixture harden.
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Johnny Begue, who found the piece last Thursday at nearly the same spot as the first piece, was quoted by AFP saying the new item appears to be made from the same "lightweight honeycomb" material as the wing fragment, and is grey with a blue border.
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An outdoor sculpture by the Iraqi-Kurdish artist Hiwa K — a kind of honeycomb-style refugee shelter — qualifies, too, though it's a video by this artist on view in the Kassel Stadtmuseum, about the Kafkaesque absurdities of trying to find shelter, that is the real must-see.
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We know of at least one company that has experimented with a similar design: Intel's prototype dual-screen Honeycomb Glacier laptop, which we looked at earlier this year, features a very similar design, albeit with a second mini 12.3-inch monitor rather than two full-sized displays.
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Letter of Recommendation Like many people who grew up on the Leelanau Peninsula, the "little finger" poking out of the Michigan mitten, I spent my boyhood trips to the shore scouring the sand for Petoskey stones: little round rocks covered in a distinctive interlocking honeycomb pattern.
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Women's Ankle Sock, 4-Pair Box, available on Bombas, $56Bombas' ankle socks have extra blister tabs to prevent chafing, a honeycomb arch-support system to cradle the foot's arch, and a seamless toe that gets rid of the annoying bump that runs across the toes of most socks.
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Think of it like when you have a big turkey feast at Thanksgiving: the bees almost get drunk and tired from eating all the honey, so it calms them down and we're able to remove the [honeycomb] to harvest it while leaving the bees in their hive [unharmed].
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Built in the 12th century as a haven during a time of Persian invasions, the honeycomb cave complex at Vardzia is associated with Georgia's famed Queen Tamara, a charismatic ruler who can be seen in a fresco in the Church of the Dormition, itself carved out of soft rock.
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The piece — an angular wood-and-steel tower with honeycomb motifs, designed to lure bees, butterflies, and other pollinators — is a small, visible part of a huge project for which Bauemler and researcher Colleen Satyshur raised a quarter of a million dollars to put together a research team.
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It's a finicky technology, which is why a team of scientists want to replace it with a tiny chip, with no moving parts, covered in a thin layer of graphene: a strong but incredibly light material made from a single atomic layer of pure carbon assembled in a honeycomb pattern.
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From the Registan, Samarkand's ancient central square with its triptych of madrasahs, we walked to the forgotten-feeling Old Jewish Quarter, then headed to the Shah-i-Zinda necropolis, a vast labyrinth of blue-tiled, honeycomb-vaulted mausoleums where pilgrims and tourists wander in awed silence among the mosaic and majolica.
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Angie Mar, its chef, butcher and now an owner, tells its story in a new cookbook, which features a seasonal roster of meaty recipes to tempt big appetites and cooks who might not be daunted by provocative photos of whole raw livers, swaths of honeycomb tripe and high-fashion footwear.
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But where practically every laptop with a secondary screen has required you to hunch over your keyboard — even the flashy new Asus ZenBook Pro Duo and HP Omen X 2S that were just announced at Computex — the Honeycomb Glacier lifts both its screens up into the air using a unique double hinge.
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For 603, Intel's building something a little beefier than that tiny notebook of a PC. Intel's Honeycomb Glacier is an attempt to bring two screens to the gaming audience — a 15.6-inch 1080p primary panel and a 12.3-inch 1920 x 720 secondary screen — in a way that complements, instead of distracting from, their games.
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To get dinner at Catch in Los Angeles, the reality star wore what, for her, is really a pretty low-key going out ensemble consisting of a halter top fishnet bodysuit layered under a structured, fully sheer, windowpane checked asymmetrical skirt and finished off with a pair of see-through, knee-high honeycomb-patterned Tamara Mellon boots.
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Inside, Zhu is presiding over a cage of keys and knobs like an EDM Fantasia, a sweep of his arm casting the light projections upward into a honeycomb of LED panels encasing the stage; the next moment, mounting synth lines and stage fog give way to a guitarist who steps out to double down on the build.
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An ambient hum filled the factory on a rainy day as white-coated women — and they were mainly women — laboriously hand-cut lace, sewed the infinitesimal stitches required to create micro-pleating, wove sweater sleeves on a tubular manual knitting machine and gathered the most gossamer cashmere into the springy geometric pattern called nido d'ape, or honeycomb.
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She makes her entrance in a neutral tobacco-colored honeycomb-print blouse, for example, but dons a luminous yellow shirt when she believes she has hit the ratings jackpot when her increasingly unmoored anchorman Howard Beale (played by Bryan Cranston) delivers his famous live broadcast announcing he is "mad as hell" and can't take it any more.
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Fear of small clusters of holes in nature is called trypophobia, but from what I can read on the internet (it's difficult to research because articles about this odd but common fear are littered with images, of lotus pods, English muffins and honeycomb), it's less a trauma or culture-inspired phobia and more a leftover primal reaction.
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If I'm being honest, the phrase "Honeycomb Glacier" makes me think of a frosty dessert with a crunchy bee-produced treat on top, not a concept gaming PC. But standing in a semi-secret lab deep inside Intel's Santa Clara headquarters, I can't help but think it's the most convincing argument ever made for a beefy laptop with two screens.
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You can read more about them on their site or read our review here, but the most important thing to know are that Bombas socks typically have upgrades like blister tabs on the heel, extra cushioning in the footbeds, honeycomb stitching around the middle to fit arches, and special cotton that wicks away moisture and lets your feet breath throughout the day.
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Without a performance monitoring product on the market that was able to provide insight into real-time activity and interactivity between apps — and with a large part of the process requiring yet more code to be deployed to search for and fix problems — Majors (who is now the CTO of Honeycomb) mapped out a way to do this by observing the overall environment.
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Oh, wait, somebody has: Motorola Xoom review, 63: There is a ton of promise on the software side for tablets running Honeycomb given the new access to 3D tools and system tweaking that Android allows, but right now it's a small island in a sea of phone titles -- and the majority of those titles do not look right on a 10.1-inch screen at this resolution.
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Servings: 23 Ingredientsfor the honeycomb butter:24 cup sugar½ cup maple syrup25 tablespoon baking soda8 ounces butter, diced and brought up to room temperature¼ cup honey2 teaspoons salt for the ricotta pancakes:7 eggs, yolks and whites separated2 3/4 cups ricotta43 cups flour1 tablespoon baking powder1 1/2 cups milk1 1/2 teaspoons salt2 teaspoons sugarzest of one lemon to serve:banana, slicedblueberriesstrawberriesmaple syrup Directions 1.
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