Pyrocumulus clouds are similar in appearance to other cumulus clouds.
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And many people have faces that are similar in appearance.
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Emus are in appearance plucky and plunging creatures, mostly torso.
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Mr. Lewis was, in appearance and background, an unlikely suspect.
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Franklin Gothic Wenlock calls it clean and modern in appearance.
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Though whimsical in appearance, these ancient symbols held very serious meaning.
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In appearance, however, Mr. Bowie was a drug-den Frank Sinatra.
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HomePod looks similar in appearance to the popular Sonos PLAY:1.
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Then there's the latte itself, which is genuinely Bond-like in appearance.
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But what they lack in appearance they make up for in flavour.
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The cooking is lovely, if occasionally more dramatic in appearance than flavor.
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Meera is described as being close in appearance to Arya and Lyanna.
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But the world of "Shadow" is neither placid nor realistic in appearance.
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Even the judge, himself testudinal in appearance and demeanor, happened to agree.
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But Medvedeva, fragile in appearance only, did not take the big hint.
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" Feague can also mean to "decorate or improve in appearance through artificial means.
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Generally South Asian in appearance, they are easily identifiable to other ethnic groups.
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Clinton was reportedly paid millions in appearance fees after leaving the State Department.
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How has your approach to presenting him changed, in appearance or in dialogue?
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In appearance and temperament, Stone and Corsi seem to have little in common.
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Libby's parents say her transition has been in appearance, clothing and behavior only.
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This is something she points out — that in appearance she is conventionally feminine.
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And hitting a moving target that varies in appearance is even more so.
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In a phone-in appearance on CNBC, he expressed frustration with the law.
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Knowth is more irregular in appearance than Newgrange, but at least as impressive.
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Begin by getting dog toys that are significantly different in appearance from baby toys.
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In appearance, the GT72s G Tobii isn't too different from the standard MSI GT72s.
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Recently, they also began photographing Smith's face, to track changes in appearance over time.
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These creatures possessed superhuman strength, smelled of decay, and were pretty ugly in appearance.
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They resemble Cheetos Puffs in appearance, but pulling them apart reveals a melty interior.
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His official career earnings also don't include the millions he makes in appearance fees.
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The doctor at the Mayo Clinic was warm in demeanor and tidy in appearance.
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Thomas Warren, another broker in the 2004 sale, recalled Paddock as unkempt in appearance.
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The black hole would change in appearance depending on how you looked at it.
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Then look at these spiders, from our ScienceTake vault, spectacular in appearance and behavior.
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Emoji, with their ever-evolving connotations and dramatic variation in appearance, present a unique challenge.
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Corey Booker, was similar in appearance to those previously sent, and was intercepted in Florida.
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The wireless Halo Smart headphones are similar in appearance to many other neckbud-style headphones.
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The Statue of Liberty is made of copper, so it was originally bronze in appearance.
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It is bulbous in appearance, and its petals have shades of white, yellow and purple.
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This process, called regeneration in the show, results in a change in appearance and personality.
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Her characters are quickly established, fully dimensional and strikingly varied in appearance, carriage and accent.
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Demure and ladylike in appearance, she was a steely iconoclast in print and in life.
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Some of the food matches L'Enclume's minimalist style in appearance but is full of flavour.
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Image: BBCThe reconstructed bust shows an early human that looks similar in appearance to Paleolithic Africans.
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They're way more accurate in appearance and, in typical action figure fashion, they come with accessories.
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Shetland sheepdogs, also called Shelties, are very similar in appearance to their larger cousin, the collie.
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The women vary in appearance, some are green and others have body parts made of fruit.
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Brennan is compromised, in appearance if not in fact and, therefore, should not hold a clearance.
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The arachnid is just half-an-inch long and mimics ants in appearance, behavior, and smell.
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Incidentally, the rarest and most valuable stamps are never the most remarkable in appearance or style.
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The compliance reviewers "are independent in fact and in appearance," said EY Vice Chair Ron Hauben.
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I have the privilege of passing as completely able-bodied in appearance, if not in practice.
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The Night's Watch — a collection of "black knights" in appearance — are fighting to protect the realm.
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They rejoiced at how similar they were, in appearance and demeanor, down to their mischievous wit.
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A few are really odd in appearance and seem to focus very narrowly on gender issues.
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There was no weight loss journey, no workout program, or change in appearance of any kind.
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Though exactly the same in appearance, the Hong Kong version of Pepe is a different frog.
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Wandering among the statues reveals subtle differences between them — each one unique in appearance and personality.
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So she made Pat androgynous in appearance and oblivious to other people's uncertainty about Pat's gender.
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Although this jacket may be unassuming in appearance, it's actually quite capable in terms of performance.
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Three other folks are breast stroking the green shallows, none of them microbially "hot" in appearance.
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Kim bears a clear resemblance to his grandfather, Kim Il Sung, in appearance, haircut, and mannerisms.
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It is straightforward in form, stately in appearance, awesome in subject but ultimately dutiful in effect.
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In the lower right is a white building, taller and more Western in appearance than the others.
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According to Snapchat, 63% of Bitmoji will update their Bitmoji to reflect changes in appearance or style.
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"Nude in the Bath", another painting from 1925, shows her legs stretched out, almost cadaverous in appearance.
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It's not terrible, though, and the curved back is indeed comfortable to hold, if unremarkable in appearance.
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Two dancers are left to themselves, occupying a giant stage, tiny in appearance beneath a massive wall.
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Bar Centrale's front door is nearly invisible and Orso's facade is subdued, though oddly Japanese in appearance.
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Far smaller than oceangoing marine turtles, terrapins lack flippers, and consequently remain very turtle-like in appearance.
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Some people like the change in appearance, but others want him to return to his old look.
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It couldn't have been further in appearance and vibe from the strange, bougie bubble of Bellenden Road.
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In appearance she is conventionally feminine, her long dark hair coaxed into spirals with a curling iron.
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Compared to the standard durian, the J-Queen's fruit is both rounder and more yellow in appearance.
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Amateurs were often paid under the table and in appearance fees, rather than based on their results.
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Edited and filtered photos can exacerbate body dysmorphic disorder, the relentless fixation with a perceived flaw in appearance.
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This doesn't mean Emma Freud, the director of the sequel, isn't aware of Campbell's drastic change in appearance.
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Why were some current rips so attractive to fish, but others, nearly identical in appearance, so often barren?
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That's lovely for her, and for her burgeoning business in appearance fees, but probably bad for her overall.
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Or the Oblongs, a mutated, disabled, and overly exaggerated group that rubbed me the wrong way in appearance.
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In appearance alone, Wolf — more an academic than a rabble-rouser — and Fetterman couldn't be an odder duo.
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AirPods are infamously strange-looking, and early AirPod reviews even called the product "dorky" and "controversial" in appearance.
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Manufacturers say it's ideal for low-rise construction, a product that's stucco-like in appearance and toxin-free.
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The Stegomastodon was an elephantine creature — not a mastodon, but similar in appearance — whose existence was relatively recent.
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One issue with using emojis, Broni explains, is that they can differ in appearance from platform to platform.
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Although completely "stock" in appearance, beneath their roadster's sleek, opalescent blue bonnet throbbed a heart measured in kilowatts.
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One, as he learns to fulfill his prophecy as the harbinger of doom, he doesn't change in appearance.
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But the plasticky product is far less sleek in appearance compared with the Link, and failed to raise funding.
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The official Canterbury Earthquake National Memorial, designed by Grega Vezjak, is vastly different, both in appearance and in spirit.
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Some people with a DSD may have no ambiguity but just a slight difference in appearance or bodily function.
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Black, broken, almost fragile in appearance, Grenfell Tower's 2800 storeys stand tall against the bare sky that surrounds it.
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The bureau called the packages "similar in appearance to the others," but declined to immediately explain the contents further.
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Often these consequences are difficult to detect, since they are not jarring in appearance or in their immediate consequences.
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In the Sacramento County cases, fentanyl was being produced that was similar in appearance to Norco, Ms. McCasland said.
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We all change in appearance as we age, whether it's weight gain, wrinkles, gray hair or something more significant.
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At first glance, the bike is similar in appearance to Trek's Dual Sport+, which was first released in 2018.
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Older women, meanwhile, reported less severe symptoms for physical problems like fatigue, difficulty sleeping, weight gain and changes in appearance.
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Here, the team addressed a complex problem: Cancerous and noncancerous skin aberrations vary greatly in appearance from patient to patient.
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The new cars will be wider and more aggressive in appearance, with wider front and rear wings to increase downforce.
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The Solo Pros clearly take after the Solo 33s in appearance, but Beats says they were essentially redesigned from scratch.
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Zika is actually quite similar in appearance and function to other flaviviruses, such as dengue, West Nile, and yellow fever.
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Trump wanted his followers to see Mika Brzezinski as a desperate woman, grotesque in appearance, who was a dispensable source.
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Alike in appearance, the women are performing a patriotic dance that is intended to project a uniform and orderly society.
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The devices are similar in appearance and price to last year's models but feature a bunch of new camera tricks.
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In appearance stolid and unimaginative, Mr Rajoy is unflappable and a shrewd strategist who has repeatedly defied rivals and expectations.
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Though they are made by four separate companies, they are similar enough in appearance and content to be almost interchangeable.
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The chef, with a dubious, hesitant expression, sliced the boiled jellyfish, now cerebral in appearance with a deeper purple hue.
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Avant-garde in appearance and sound, they reflect Schonbeck's view that everyone is a musician and anything can make music.
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I have made them plain and simple, and, to my mind, they are fabulous, if a little severe in appearance.
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The #FBI has confirmed a package has been recovered in Atlanta, similar in appearance to the others, addressed to CNN.
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Fragments explores the dimension and conceptualization of time, imbuing the artworks with the archaeological artifact effect of changes in appearance.
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Image: Johan LindgrenIchthyosaurs were contemporaneous to dinosaurs, but they were strikingly similar in appearance to modern toothed whales, most especially dolphins.
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Seek medical help only if it's yellow or green in appearance: This is likely an infection and needs to be evaluated.
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"Someone said we were bad parents letting him get so sunburn because his skin is quite red in appearance," she said.
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But as the object of our attention moves closer in appearance to human, our expectations of them grow far more complex.
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This minister, who became the most famous spokesman for Negro rights since Booker T. Washington, was not particularly impressive in appearance.
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It's similar in appearance and construction to Samsung's Gear VR, but it lacks adjustable focus and doesn't have as many controls.
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Daiquiris are, in appearance, a simple thing: white rum, lemon juice, sugar, and crushed ice that's shaken vigorously into frothy frostiness.
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The home was also "similar in appearance and condition" to other homes the company has demolished on the street, he wrote.
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Women should know that every one is unique, and that variation in appearance is normal in the vast majority of cases.
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The FBI said the package was "similar in appearance" to the 14 pipe bombs that prompted a federal investigation last week.
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There are other similarities — in mannerisms, in appearance, in cadence — but the younger Mr. Sanders is quick to brush them off.
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The new emoji are closer in appearance to how they look on other platforms, so there will be less confusion, I suppose.
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This 20-sided shape, one of the Platonic solids, can be rotated in 60 different ways without seeming to change in appearance.
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Run, don't walk to adopt this sweet kitty who lacks a little something in appearance, but has tons more love to give.
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Depending on how a person's superpower manifests, it can sometimes cause drastic changes in appearance, which offers a lot of visual variety.
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The blue-haired frontman, 2-D—in appearance a vague amalgam of Tank Girl and Mr Albarn—was a charismatic idiot savant.
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It's a deep, ruby red; is almost inky in appearance; and has a tendency to coat the glass into which it's poured.
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The FBI confirmed one of them was similar in appearance to those previously sent and was addressed to Democratic New Jersey Sen.
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After loading data sets into the app, users are able to isolate particular data points and make edits in appearance and classification.
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Between those two points, the moon must wax (grow fuller) and then wane (grow slimmer in appearance until it's no longer visible).
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" He said that he's seen slight improvements in appearance, though "it defo feels worse — which is often the case as sunburn heals.
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Shudu is more natural in appearance, Wilson said, as she doesn't wear tons of makeup and her hair is short and untouched.
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They are found on various grasses as well as crops such as wheat and barley, where they form a "beard" in appearance.
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They can vary in appearance, depending on where they are from and whether they are the result of interbreeding with other species.
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With marble and other types of stone that have dramatic veining, there can be significant differences in appearance from slab to slab.
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As 2016 began, men described as North African or Arabic in appearance assaulted hundreds of women in Cologne on New Year's Eve.
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The statue is short, not five feet tall, and classical in appearance, a bare-chested male with a garb around his waist.
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Balenciaga appears to have moved on from its famous "dad shoe" in exchange for something sleeker, slimmer, and more athletic in appearance.
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Grimes' digital self might make the idea of a digital musician, one who changes and evolves in appearance, more mainstream and palatable.
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These may require some suspension of disbelief from the audience, but not a fundamental change in appearance or skill from the performer.
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Similar in appearance to abortion clinics, staff in these centers instead counsel women against having an abortion, suggesting alternatives such as adoption.
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Unlike an average drone, these particular machines are designed to fly by simulating the flight of a small bird — at least in appearance.
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The scenes varied in appearance, and some of them required the same path through, like the same maze rendered with different-looking walls.
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The difference in appearance could be chalked up to the change in actors, and accommodating the makeup to suit the Furdik's facial dimensions.
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And if that weren't enough, Twitter also caught a frame that showed a slight change in appearance of one familiar, gold-plated face.
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Tiny Toast is reminiscent in appearance of Cinnamon French Toast Crunch, but the brand brings a fruity taste to General Mills' line up.
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In addition, the trucks are now custom-built by Boosted, and the motors slightly differ in appearance because of their water-resistant construction.
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The posting process and feed and are similar in appearance to Twitter, except that retweets are now boosts and tweets are now toots.
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This Tropisms is the result of a multifaceted painted surface that has been burned away in order to be fossil-like in appearance.
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Although every performance is unique and every troll character different in appearance and behavior, there is a strong underlying thread throughout her performances.
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The FBI said late on Wednesday it had confirmed that two additional packages, similar in appearance to the others, were addressed to Waters.
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The figure on the extreme right is the most tree-like in appearance and treatment, as it is cropped by the frame's edge.
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Undistinguished in his career, unexceptional in appearance and demeanor, there was nothing about him that would make him stand out in a crowd.
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The products itself are similarly close in appearance—the only mistake is the logo appearing on the wrong side of the charger cord.
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He said that while the motivations of, for example, Polish immigrants and Somali immigrants are probably similar, the two groups differ in appearance.
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"The package was very similar in appearance to the others," Katherine Zackel, a spokeswoman for the FBI's San Francisco office, told the newspaper.
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Being found in appearance as a man, He humbled Himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross.
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Comic as they were in appearance, over the course of their books, the Moomins work through tribulations common to creatures of all ages.
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"A battery pack consistent in appearance with an external phone charger" was found between the cushions of the seat that ignited, according to police.
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The FBI said that the package was similar in appearance to the others, but did not say if it contained a potential explosive device.
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Wallace makes a brief appearance in Outlaw King too, albeit far more feral in appearance than Mel Gibson's dreamboat take on the legendary rebel.
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Giuliani, like Trump, often goes afield of his planned comments in his wide-ranging interviews — similar to Trump's recent Fox & Friends call-in appearance.
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Federal law enforcement officials later said that the additional five packages sent to Waters, DeNiro, and Biden were "similar in appearance" to the others.
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Maybe. Sloughi The final of three new breeds allowed into Westminster this year, the Sloughi is similar to the Greyhound in appearance and attitude.
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In many countries, men who wanted to secretly meet other gays had no alternative but to visit public toilets, which seemed "neutral" in appearance.
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It exists within a very prescriptive formula, faithfully recreating the cinematic techniques of the time—at least in appearance, if not in actual execution.
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Many of the earliest animating GIFs were similar in appearance to Microsoft clip-art and were sometimes used as navigational elements in early websites.
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In 2014, his efforts to transform LA's taxi industry into something closer in appearance to Uber and Lyft were profiled by the New Yorker.
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He was slender, straight-backed, and youthful in appearance, martially impervious to the cold, with a strict manner that was accentuated by his suit.
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But this much seems sayable: The audience was gripped, in particular by Mr. Gordon-Levitt's eerie resemblance to Mr. Snowden in appearance and intonation.
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Both Butina and Chapman were stunning in appearance, two redheads who were flawlessly Western in comportment and cunning in how they penetrated political circles.
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Slight in appearance compared to Olympus, it would still be much less cramped than the metal cans that make up the International Space Station.
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And while a sizable portion of the audience was genderfluid or otherwise ambiguous, the crowd was noticeably feminine and feminist in appearance and energy.
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In our 21983, modern technology isn't exactly at the point where robots are indistinguishable from human beings in appearance and personality, but we're close.
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The Wednesday of this series resembled Addams's drawings in appearance, but instead of her classic dark get-up, she was costumed in bright pink.
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For another job that might not be a huge issue, but for Uber drivers a drastic change in appearance raises an algorithmic red flag.
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Initially anonymous and ordinary in appearance, these copies become exquisitely personal as you grasp the level of skill and commitment required to make them.
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Pimple-like in appearance, they are made up of overgrown scar tissue that looks like an intensely inflamed bump on the surface of the skin.
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The second fossilized snake, also preserved in amber, only consisted of bits of scales and skin, but these remnants were clearly snake-like in appearance.
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The network did not share an image of the package but says it was "similar in appearance" to the 13 pipe bombs discovered last week.
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So I've tried to imagine a 'normal family' who doesn't seem to need help in appearance, but who have a totally shitty and boring life.
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"I don't think there's any difference in appearance between making a TV show about racists to making a racist TV show," he told Think Progress.
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"Penis PenisImage: Nithyanandan Manickam, Nature in Singapore (2011) While not necessarily the most penis-like in appearance, Verpa penis' name literally translates to "penis penis.
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Experts said that in contrast to the Unabomber and Conditt, this week's would-be bomber used packages that were poorly designed and suspicious in appearance.
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We're told Danielle thinks it's just a money grab ... an attempt to get back in her life because she's now commanding $30k in appearance fees.
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The sides of the device are encased by a metal band, similar in appearance to the one you'll find on Samsung's most recent Galaxy devices.
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A year after starting hormones, Orellana began taking self-portraits, partly inspired by selfies they took daily to compare their change in appearance over time.
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If you or someone you know is fixated on perceived flaws in appearance or might be struggling with body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), help is available.
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My shift in appearance (really, just shaving my head) was essentially a big "fuck you" to anyone who thinks I should conform to feminine stereotypes.
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Over the years, my scar has minimized in appearance and the redness diminished, along with the residual shame I felt at being less than perfect.
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The blood, released from the tumor, may be bright red or "tarry" in appearance, which can result when blood has broken down in the intestine.
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Beginning with Praxiteles, there was "an abundance of sculptured human figures with which people could identify," life-size and very naturalistic in appearance, coloring, and poses.
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Musk said the textured glass tiles are all slightly unique — a byproduct of the production process, and are stronger than the materials they mimic in appearance.
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During his call-in appearance on Tuesday's episode of Dr. Phil, Steven Avery revealed his first choice to play him in a biopic, as People reports.
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BDD is "an excessive preoccupation with a perceived flaw in appearance," and is a subset of OCD, that can cause people to seek frequent plastic surgery.
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The headpieces range from traditional to avant-garde in appearance, some rendered delicately with precious metal, while others are made with the help of 3D printers.
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Ultimately, participants determined the spouses pictured in the older photos were more similar in appearance and judged them more likely to be married to each other.
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Made by Seattle-based artist, Sophia Wheelwright, Suspended Eddies is a draping aluminium mesh sculpture, lit with LED lighting which changes in appearance when night falls.
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Inside this fantasy world, women exist in appearance alone (let's not forget that robots, strictly speaking, don't have genders except the ones we assign to them).
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Ammons was the anti-Kerouac: a shy, puttering man of ordinary routines, square verging on dorky in appearance, devoted to his back-yard jays and spruces.
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The restoration of the first garden room, nearest the house, will be the most formal in appearance, with a parterre and beds of flowers and vegetables.
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In some cases, the glow-up is internal as well as external; it's a change in outlook as much as it is a change in appearance.
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The shadow-Wilsons are identical in appearance to their counterparts, though evil of eye and ragged of speech (only shadow-Adelaide can speak, the others growl).
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In opening the prospects, however distant, for a reunification of the Korean Peninsula, the Singapore meeting did — at least in appearance — sideline Russia and even China.
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They point to the party's fractures and assert that much of his power is in appearance only, and thus his removal would not stir much trouble.
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NBC news reporter Tom Winter tweeted that the device found in Elizabeth "is similar in appearance to [the] device found in Seaside Park, NJ." Nothing is confirmed.
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It's very close in appearance to the software that ships on Nexus devices, and it doesn't have a custom interface or major functionality differences from Google's Android.
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The Japanese have a term for a certain type of character in manga (comic books) and anime: bishonen — pubescent in appearance, devoid of facial hair, sensitive, unthreatening.
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Although drab in appearance, the creature had a glorious future: It would become the ancestor of the 160,000 species of moths and butterflies that populate Earth today.
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By contrast, out-groups are inherently dissimilar from our in-group in appearance, values, shared history, and cultural norms, making those minds harder for us to access.
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The new lock is similar in appearance to the Smart Lock Pro, but it has a 45 percent smaller volume and is 20 percent slimmer than before.
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Cory Booker: A package addressed to Booker's Camden, New Jersey, office was found in Florida and is similar in appearance to the others, the FBI said Friday.
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He indicated that his circle-making technique has evolved: his tiny circles have become even smaller, and his circle-derived forms have become more three-dimensional in appearance.
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Compared to those ethnic groups, the Hui are culturally much closer to China&aposs Han majority, similar in appearance and speaking a variation of the mainstream Mandarin language.
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It's deep burgundy in appearance, and it's got a mouthfeel so rich and deep that it practically defies description and causes Clovis to spontaneously hump the wine barrel.
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He's still a Flerken, a fictional alien creature that resembles an ordinary house cat in appearance and behavior, with only a few minor (and yet totally major) differences.
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A few common challenges cancer survivors confront include physical concerns (fatigue, pain or changes in appearance or memory) or emotional distress such as depression or fear of recurrence.
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Unlike those ethnic groups, however, the Hui are culturally much closer to China&aposs Han majority, similar in appearance and speaking a variation of the mainstream Mandarin language.
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Secretive and often difficult to observe, the yellow-billed, in appearance and behavior, contrasts sharply with the colorful, frenetic migrants swarming through the Northeast this time of year.
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"The FBI has confirmed a package was recovered last night in California, similar in appearance to the others, addressed to Tom Steyer," the FBI said in its tweet.
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In appearance, the fruit calls to mind a ruby teardrop; in flavor, an unpredictable marriage of passion fruit and pineapple, each trying to outdo the other in sweetness.
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But milk ducts actually don't look like the image suggests, and are much less uniform in appearance, according to lactation consultant Leigh Anne O'Connor, a certified lactation consultant.
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He'd happened to chip into a mountain and found a stylemys (similar in appearance to an outsized Galápagos tortoise), which lived about the same time as my rhino.
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Ceramics have been making more of an in appearance in the last two years and they have definitely been given a new life, which is cool to see.
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This generates great diversity in appearance and in the underlying genes, making it easier to investigate links between them than in a more homogeneous population such as white Europeans.
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The community of people around us was as diverse in appearance as the New York City blocks on which we live, where the Upper West Side bleeds into Harlem.
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Benign in appearance, the quilts are subversive in their hybrid identity as documents and textiles — a form broadly considered a staple of American (and particularly European American) folk art.
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The shuttle is a small 12-person vehicle known as Arma, similar in appearance to Google's original driverless car prototype, and it's developed by a French company called Navya.
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Eros used to be sloppy in appearance (and no better in reputation than Backpage), but has now, and for a long time, catered to the best in the industry.
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"I don't look at this and say, Whoa, this is an absolute critical point, something went on here," she says, adding that burned hair is "very marked" in appearance.
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Deadline reports that Gunn has a new vision for the Suicide Squad property, so it's possible that the next Suicide Squad will be even closer in appearance to Guardians.
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They are nearly identical in appearance to the previous version but bear the coat of arms of Pope Julius II, who first used the corps for his personal protection.
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While similar in appearance to your standard wine glass, a quick examination reveals that the rim is sealed off while the foot contains an opening you can drink from.
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Although most objects were created for funerary use, they aren't generally somber in appearance, a reminder that the Han viewed the afterlife as a realm where pleasure should flourish.
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At once soft in appearance and hard to the touch, the air-dry clay, a Play-Doh-esque material designed for children, embodies the installation's atmosphere of brittle tenderness.
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Although superb in appearance and performance, copper cookware is expensive and a bit high-maintenance, requiring hand washing and drying and then regular polishing to preserve its luxurious sheen.
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Mr. Sayoc was not immediately accused of sending that parcel, though the F.B.I. said it was "similar in appearance to the others" that the authorities believe Mr. Sayoc mailed.
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Uighurs are a Turkic people, much closer in appearance, language and customs to peoples across Central Asia than the Han who make up the vast majority of China's population.
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They'll mug for TV cameras and snap social media selfies, all while sporting makeup similar in appearance to the kind that in recent weeks has sparked a national firestorm.
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Rebellious runners like John Tarrant gatecrashed races as a political statement, in protest of rules about amateurism that limited how much money athletes could earn in appearance fees and endorsements.
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A ship — similar in appearance to Kylo Ren's TIE Silencer, but with a more traditional, spherical TIE Fighter cockpit and red accents — barrels toward her, and Rey flips over it.
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In the self-financed and -choreographed videos for "IUD" and "Dance Like U," the second single off Both, Kaya presents her feelings as physical embodiments identical in appearance to herself.
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But what we can say is, playing with appearance in this way, and encouraging people to manipulate their appearance in accordance with social norms, is detrimental to [confidence in] appearance.
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Mass sexual assaults on women in Cologne at New Year by gangs of young men described by police as being of Arab or North African in appearance, have deepened worries.
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If we are to make robots more familiar in appearance, we will need to continue studying and implementing some of our society's nuances like facial expressions and tone of voice.
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Meanwhile, a card's "gold" variant — which changes the card only in appearance, not ability or usefulness — must be earned via competition or bought from other players on the open market.
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Children who notice varying traits shouldn't be hushed but rather engaged, specifically with questions about why they think differences in appearance occur and what similarities they might see as well.
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As my other recent research shows, interacting with someone who is racially ambiguous in appearance is also more cognitively demanding than interacting with someone whose racial background is "clearly" known.
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He was the face of a UFC that was growing more professional in appearance, and he understood the contours of the ground shifting beneath him better than any of his peers.
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The Zumwalt is striking in appearance, with sharp angles and weaponry concealed behind flat surfaces, a design that makes it many times more difficult to spot on radar than conventional destroyers.
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The challenges: While Apple has been testing the technology against a wide range of skin tones and changes in appearance, real world conditions will surely throw things the technology can't handle.
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Although the craft are very different in appearance, much of Juno's electronics and programming are based on the design of Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, an earlier spacecraft also built by Lockheed Martin.
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Hanne Darboven's frieze-like work on paper at Galerie Crone (Booth 25, Pier 28) from 290 is also minimalist in appearance, but is based on information theory and early artificial intelligence.
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"This is called dry hopping, it's only going to add aroma but not ... bitterness — like a New England IPA, which is double dry hopped and very cloudy in appearance," he said.
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Removed from the Montego Bay and Ocho Rios action, and a little plain in appearance, Meliá Braco Village is nonetheless affordable, friendly, comfortable and, most crucially, set on a beautiful beach.
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Among Trump&aposs grievances were the fact that different companies make them, meaning they may not all match in appearance and the idea that "after 10 years, they look like hell."
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Interactive Cloud Lamp The Cloud, created by Richard Clarkson (MFA 2014 Products of Design), is an Arduino-controlled, motion-triggered interactive lamp and speaker system designed to mimic a thundercloud in appearance.
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Happn is similar in appearance to Tinder: Its interface is also driven by user images, and the service relies on two people indicating an interest in each other before they can chat.
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The first woman to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was not only a force musically during her six-decade career — she was a force in appearance, too.
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The figures themselves vary in appearance of realness, like Madame Tussauds models that can occasionally be seen breathing — an effect that's amplified when the music eventually cuts out but the filming continues.
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Most active from the 19463s through the '80s, Mr. Schallert remained seemingly unchanged in appearance and persona over time, and he was still working in his 90s, dismissing any thoughts of retirement.
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The #FBI has confirmed three additional packages, similar in appearance to the others – one in New York addressed to Robert DeNiro, and two in Delaware addressed to former Vice President Joseph Biden.
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The girls are so close in age (eighteen and seventeen) and in appearance (small, sturdy, and beautiful, in a different register from their mother) that you might mistake them for fraternal twins.
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Three-line haiku are among the simplest in appearance and the trickiest to write; you may have encountered them in school somewhere around the third grade, counting their syllables on your fingers.
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Today's left- and right-wingers for the most part aren't inventing myths of shared blood and common ancestry, or binding together in ritual ordeals, or blending in appearance with a common uniform.
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However, the animals are quite different in appearance: okapis' necks are much more proportional to their bodies, and their legs feature horizontal black-and-white stripes that contrast their dark brown coats.
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With Thursday's discoveries, at least 10 suspicious packages, all similar in appearance, have been found this week addressed to eight people who are prominent Democrats or high-profile critics of Donald Trump.
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The differences in appearance detailed by clothing, skin tone, and grooming reveal the hardships exacted on the lower classes in a system that benefits the wealthy, who are well-fed and pampered.
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It is so vast, eclectic, and often overwhelming in appearance that it is difficult to single out and appreciate so many pieces in turn, to not consider it as a collective whole.
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He was the most privileged kind of white man, in appearance and opportunity, but he used that privilege for a positivity few are able to manage, given the progressive ideals he stood for.
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According to CNN's Javi Morgado, the package received Monday is similar in appearance to those sent by 56-year-old Cesar Sayoc, who was arrested on Friday and is due in court today.
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All I am saying is I don't want anyone to feel that a change in appearance is an open invitation to comment on someone's body — even if they believe they are being kind.
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While it wasn't actually a diamond-covered tiara, the piece was crown-like in appearance, with the pearls and flowers in the center stacked on top, almost appearing like a stack of jewels.
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And on Thursday, the FBI confirmed on Twitter that two suspicious packages addressed to former Vice President Joe Biden "similar in appearance" to the others had been intercepted at mail facilities in Delaware.
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At the time, contestants were judged based on "their general appeal in appearance, personality, conversations with the judges, and interactions with the crowds," as the official Miss America website puts it, somewhat sheepishly.
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Though casual in appearance, his signature gray T-shirts and hoodies are designed by luxury brands and are reportedly much more expensive than they look, retailing for hundreds and even thousands of dollars.
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With dark circles under his eyes and a proclivity for saying whatever he feels, L is jarring in appearance and unbound by social norms, which makes him far more intriguing than the refined Light.
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The packages are all similar in appearance and contain "potentially destructive devices," the FBI said in a statement Wednesday, noting that they are being sent to the agency's lab in Quantico, Virginia, for analysis.
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And on Thursday, the FBI confirmed on Twitter that two suspicious packages addressed to former Vice President Joe Biden and "similar in appearance" to the others had been intercepted at mail facilities in Delaware.
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The creature is so unusual in appearance that scientists spent a long time debating whether it was a wasp at all, with some arguing that it has the brawny hind limbs of a grasshopper.
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With Android O, Google will be making the switch to a set of emoji that's more universal and similar in appearance to what you'd see on an iPhone or Android phones from other companies.
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The fire "reduced to a charred ruin a 70-year-old control panel that in appearance and technical sophistication resembled the instruments of a World War II bomber," The Times reported at the time.
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According to the Body Dysmorphic Disorder Foundation, nearly two percent of the US population suffers from BDD, a body-image disorder characterized as an excessive fixation, or preoccupation, with an imagined defect in appearance.
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The object was slightly bigger in appearance than the North Star, and emitted no sounds, and moved very smoothly, until it came to a complete stop northeast of where we were looking and positioned.
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The FBI said the packages addressed to Brennan and others are all similar in appearance and contain "potentially destructive devices," noting that they are being sent to the agency's lab in Quantico, Virginia, for analysis.
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In 1989, the Supreme Court held that gender stereotyping is itself a form of sex discrimination — a woman may not be fired, for example, because her bosses deem her too masculine in appearance or conduct.
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In the scathing post, Hyland stated that her difference in appearance was due to side effects of "life-saving" steroids — and that, even if it was not, it was none of the magazine's business anyway.
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There is some variety in appearance, but the basic elements are: a screen that functions as a "head," a "leg" or a "neck" for turning the "head" and a set of gyroscopic wheels for traveling.
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In pilot tests, it has installed these slim devices, similar in appearance to a smoke detector, on the ceiling of seniors' rooms to monitor their breathing rate, activity levels, and other factors correlated with health.
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The concept of a large-brained dinosaur that was humanoid in appearance had a huge impact on the public, and sensationalized stories appeared in the tabloids of lost races of dinosauroids taking over the world.
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The devices are similar in appearance to last year's S8 and S8+, but add a more powerful processor and an improved camera that packs a pair of fun features: AR Emoji and Super slo-mo.
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Although menacing in appearance, the vast, bronze arachnidan sculptures for which the artist is arguably most famous represent allied themes to those explored in the etchings, for Bourgeois attributed aspects of motherhood to them, too.
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Stubbornly humble in appearance, he is a stocky man, usually barefoot, and when he does put on shoes they're aggressive in their plainness — nothing like the tall, strappy gladiator sandals adorning the men around him.
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In the letter, Cordeiro said U.S. Soccer was offering to underwrite the new event and guarantee each nation — and both confederations — millions of dollars in appearance fees, subsidized travel and bonuses for each point earned.
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The concept resembles in appearance those pneumatic tube systems used to send messages through buildings, though Musk said in a written proposal that his Hyperloop would require more innovation than merely enlarging existing pneumatic pipeline designs.
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So No, Goose Is Not A Real Cat Goose is a Flerken, a fictional alien creature that resembles an ordinary house cat in appearance and behavior, with only a few minor (and yet totally major) differences.
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They say selfies and filters could worsen symptoms for people who have been diagnosed with or are at risk for body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), or an excessive preoccupation with one or more perceived flaws in appearance.
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The FBI confirmed that a suspicious package addressed to Booker had been recovered, adding that it was "similar in appearance" to at least 10 other packages this week addressed to high-profile Democrats and media figures.
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The study findings suggest that people are not well-educated on what labia that haven't been surgically modified actually look like, or the fact that labia can vary widely in appearance and all be completely normal.
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"The investigation also said that the gesture and photo were "highly offensive and egregious in appearance," but lacked any "overt motivation or intent that this was a discriminatory act toward any racial, religious, or ethnic group.
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Not only is it said to have changed the outcome of U.S. politics, it has also, in appearance at least, disrupted leaders of some of the world's largest companies and news organizations — Facebook, AP and CNN included.
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"I think it's essential that at least some robots be very human-like in appearance in order to inspire humans to relate to them the way that humans relate to each other," Hanson said in the interview.
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We all laugh dismissively when a character in a play or movie makes the most minimal change in appearance — glasses, a hat or a cape — and is no longer recognized by the other characters in the drama.
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Thomas Jefferson thought the gathering of Congress to listen to him was a bit too monarchical in appearance, a criticism that many have made with the increasing pomp and circumstance surrounding modern State of the Union speeches.
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That imperfect fill-in appearance, and other questions about the transition, have forced Hopkins and assistants like Gerry McNamara and Adrian Autry to be more aggressive in assuaging the concerns of recruits, their parents and their coaches.
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Tairroir, which opened last May on the sixth floor of a building next to RAW, is, in appearance at least, its polar opposite: intimate (just eight tables) and elegant (white-on-white dining room, sleek copper bar).
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The company has also started introducing new mobile robots — similar in appearance to the original Kiva ones — to shuttle packages around inside sortation centers, which are mini-warehouses where packaged customer orders are sorted by geographic destination.
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A humanlike robot that is both terrifying in appearance on the most primal, gut level and undeniably effective: Once it's in operation, you are drawn to it, in sync with it, cannot help but feel empathy with it.
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The tiny new hermit crab is certainly unusual in appearance—red with white claws, and longer, scrawnier limbs than what is typical for a hermit crab—but it's what the crab carries on its back that's so odd.
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The FBI said late on Wednesday it had confirmed that two additional packages, similar in appearance to the others, were addressed to U.S. Representative Waters, a veteran Democratic congresswoman from Los Angeles and also an outspoken Trump critic.
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From simple wooden beam structures to shelters that look more like modern art than anything else, sukkahs in 2017 run the gamut in appearance — and, thankfully, their designers are more than happy to share them on social media.
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It's democratic in appearance only, because it's based on a lie: the pretense that there is a homogeneous European people, and that a Polish member of the European Parliament has the legitimacy to make law for the Spanish.
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Mimas - A moon of Saturn that resembles the Death Star, crater and allKepler-452b - This planet resembles Coruscant, not necessarily in appearance but in the fact that it's 1.5 billion years old and could have equally advanced technology.
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A ventilator, which varies in appearance but typically has a square or rectangular base with a hose-like pipe on one side which carries air from the machine to the patient, would be able to help struggling patients.
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Mostly constructed in the mid to late 20th century and ranging in appearance from Moscow's surprisingly benign Ostankino Tower to the malevolent Zizkov Television Tower that lords over Prague, television towers stand in the middle of this continuum.
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Song Zhongping, a military commentator in Hong Kong, said that despite similarities in appearance, the Z-20 has home-developed lift, transmission, flight control, and avionics systems, and should not be regarded as a copy of the US machine.
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They come to the table seething in small cast-iron pans, nearly identical in appearance, roughly chopped nubs of meat or tofu in shades of brown, some pieces having survived the heat still lush and others turned to crackle.
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In his letter inviting the South Americans, Cordeiro said U.S. Soccer was offering to underwrite the new event and guarantee each nation — and both confederations — millions of dollars in appearance fees, subsidized travel and bonuses for each point earned.
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The Court pronounced that although a "law itself be fair on its face and impartial in appearance," if it is "applied and administered by public authority with an evil eye and an unequal hand," it will be evaluated accordingly.
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Francesa, with an encyclopedic knowledge of sports and a baritone Long Island dialect, and Russo, a raspy and excitable fast-talking sports fanatic, unkempt in appearance and sometimes behavior, would appear on the radio dial every weekday at 245:26 p.m.
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The British rock group argues that the title "Ion Maiden" is "nearly identical to the IRON MAIDEN trademark in appearance, sound and overall commercial impression," and would "confuse consumers" into believing the game and band were endorsed by the musicians.
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I'm supposed to go to frustrating lengths to "prove" I'm feminine and offset my blackness (keep my hair long, my voice soft, my clothes appropriately girly), while women who are white or lighter in appearance are given more latitude for experimentation.
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Grigorishin told Reuters that the top swimmer on the winning team could earn around $120,000 a year in appearance and prize money — less than a Premier League soccer player might make in a week but substantial for most in the sport.
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"My guess would be just the angle and movement of the animal through the water is causing this distortion in appearance of the blubber and maybe muscle," Mandy Migura, a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration marine mammal biologist, said via email.
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While Apple's own stores are sleek and modern in appearance, Tekserve had the feel of a throwback, its shelves lined with old-fashioned radios and a soda machine where customers could grab a chilled Coca-Cola in a glass bottle.
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It was just a brain, not large or small, not deformed or extraordinary in appearance, an oblong and gelatinous coil weighing 1,46 grams, or about three and a half pounds, just carved from the skull of a 27-year-old man.
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Each of Sayoc's packages contained a photograph of the intended victim with a red X placed over the face and added "black flags similar in appearance to banners used by ISIS and other foreign terrorist organizations," according to the prosecution.
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Rustic in appearance, with his wood staff and flowing beard, Chandraswamy proved skillful at winning the trust of international leaders, securing their confidence by rattling off the names of his influential confidants and performing such seemingly supernatural feats as mind reading.
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While Jewish law does not oppose competition as a rule, "there were exceptional circumstances unique to this case, including the similarities in appearance and concept" in pizza offerings, said Rabbi Reuven Alt, the senior member of the Borough Park panel.
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Almost monolithic in appearance, the PH-1, or the Essential Phone as it's more commonly known, is forged from a combination of titanium and ceramic meant to withstand the rigors of daily living without needing to be shrouded in ugly plastic cases.
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Lacking a distinctive structure or shape, irregular dwarf galaxies are often chaotic in appearance, with neither a nuclear bulge — a huge, tightly packed central group of stars — nor any trace of spiral arms — regions of stars extending from the center of the galaxy.
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And then in the early 19th century, with the rise of modern scientific ideas about humanity and the rise of modern biology, people come to think that these differences, these superficial differences in appearance, are a reflection of some deep physical separation.
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In fact, Miyawaki told me, Nishimura made this painting one day right after his mother returned from a beauty parlor, where, for the first time in many years, she had had her hair permed, a change in appearance that shocked her son.
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A few weeks after the September abduction, video came out showing four hostages surrounded by masked, heavily armed militants and banners that appear to be ISIS flags, or jihadist flags which are very similar in appearance to the infamous black-and-white standard.
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The HBO NOW app, which is identical in appearance to the HBO GO VR app, allows viewers of the gory/sexy/profanity-laden TV network's subscription service to enjoy their favorite HBO shows and movies in a home theater virtual reality setting.
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The topic came up during a phone-in appearance on Fox and Friends when Trump was asked for his thoughts on Apple's apparent refusal to aid FBI officials attempting to bypass the security on the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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For despite America's long, complicated love affair with Asian cooking, it is hard to imagine such a food, so alien to Western culinary ideals in appearance, aroma, flavor and texture, being served in this kind of setting, let alone embraced, a decade ago.
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Helping to facilitate their rise was the widespread adoption of streaming, allowing listeners to seek out the music they want, leading them to artists — diverse in appearance, race and ethnicity — who might have been considered too unconventional for the mainstream not long ago.
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