The penumbra is irregularly shaped because the edge of the moon, or limb, is also irregularly shaped.
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Janus and its like are left as irregularly shaped bodies.
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The Intercept slowly added staff and published irregularly at first.
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Trash piled up, electricity was intermittent, schools were open irregularly.
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In other pictures, untreated, the light sky is smudged irregularly.
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These fragmentary narratives interweave with one another irregularly, competing for prominence.
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However, the holes are irregularly placed and inconsistent with biting patterns.
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Bergemann explained that modeling stars like Antares that pulse irregularly is difficult.
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A 2012 Harvard University studyexamined two decades of irregularly timed insider trades.
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Everybody is like a puzzle piece, irregularly shaped in a different way.
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The simulated heart thumped irregularly, in much the same way Astrea's had.
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The more days you sleep irregularly, the higher the risk, a study found.
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"The more you sleep irregularly, the higher the risk you have," Huang said.
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McGowan ate meals irregularly during this period, but always maintained his plant-based diet.
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Think of the rooms as cubes that have been irregularly stacked atop one another.
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It was skimpy on information, irregularly updated and inferior to those of its competitors.
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Typically, a spinning, irregularly shaped object would rhythmically brighten and dim as it spins.
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The object, or objects, are around 19 miles in diameter (30 kilometers) and irregularly shaped.
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The object, or objects, is around 19 miles in diameter (30 kilometers) and irregularly shaped.
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Atrial fibrillation, or AFib, is a condition in which the heart beats quickly and irregularly.
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The shapes evoke comparison to jigsaw puzzle parts and irregularly cut pieces of scrap metal.
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His tiny chest convulses irregularly in an unsuccessful attempt to draw air into the lungs.
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This irregularly shaped moon loses material, providing dust and particles that form the Amalthea Gossamer Ring.
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An irregularly shaped section of the floor of the Maracanã stadium served as stage and screen.
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Around noon, on the building's packed fifth floor, bells began bonging irregularly from surround-sound speakers.
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A new report from the Wall Street Journal points to irregularly shaped batteries that led to overheating.
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The city lifted a midnight curfew that had been in effect, though irregularly enforced, for three days.
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Governor Romeu Zema of Minas Gerais said many victims had built their homes irregularly, on dangerous slopes.
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Three days later, a surgeon removed an irregularly shaped blob about the size of a brussels sprout.
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Typically, an irregularly shaped object will have a rhythmic pattern of brightening and dimming as it rotates.
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So when one octopus, let alone a group of octopi, start acting irregularly, it's wise to take notice.
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Atrial fibrillation, or AFib, is the most common heart rhythm disorder where the heart beats quickly and irregularly.
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How well the whole thing will handle irregularly sized packages, on the other hand, is another question entirely.
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"As I am writing this, my heart is beating fast, hard against my chest, almost irregularly," Roper wrote.
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Over 2,000 more entered "irregularly" during a similar time period, without official authorization, such as across unmonitored fields.
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In British Columbia and Yukon, 652 people entered Canada irregularly in 2016, more than double the previous year.
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"There are no advantages in terms of the immigration system to arrive irregularly versus arriving regularly," he says.
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Cars in 1920 were uncomfortable and prone to breakdowns, and were driven on dirt or irregularly paved roads.
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Priority will be given to migrants who have not previously entered or tried to enter the EU irregularly.
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Some came in a steady pulse, while others arrived irregularly—sometimes many in a day, sometimes a few.
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Here are some good ones: Can you please tell me every single fee I'm paying, regularly or irregularly?
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I got the ride route from the Spinlister site, incidentally, which has a useful (if irregularly updated) blog.
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In her current exhibition, Greenbaum shows 15 irregularly shaped abstract works made of brightly colored, kiln-formed glass.
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They complained that safety equipment was tested irregularly and that debris was allowed to block the tower's only exit.
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It has revoked over 4,000 irregularly issued title deeds since 2013, its chairman Muhammed Swazuri said, promising further action.
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The irregularly shaped stone contained fragments of passages written in three different scripts: Greek, Egyptian hieroglyphics and Egyptian demotic.
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By the late '70s she had all but abandoned the traditional rectangular canvas, opting for eccentric, irregularly shaped canvases.
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From half a million miles out, Ultima still appears fuzzy, but the irregularly-shaped object is becoming increasingly clear.
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The cartoonist patiently drew his story in short, irregularly released pamphlets, gathered together every few years in paperback collections.
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As government-supplied water arrives only irregularly, "we are forced to drink water we know is contaminated", she said.
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The antiracist lives by the opposite heartbeat, one that rarely and irregularly sounds in America — the heartbeat of confession.
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If the tragic, misshapen American adventure in Iraq were a body, its irregularly beating heart was Baghdad International Airport.
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Name Withheld People are less likely to notice gradual changes in themselves than those who see them irregularly are.
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LONDON — At first glance, the painting seems abstract: white shapes and streaks hovering irregularly across a night-dark background.
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A loophole, however, allows people who enter Canada illegally — or, as some prefer, irregularly — to claim they are refugees.
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Like the film itself, Suspiria's Bauhaus-inspired title text — a calculated jumble of irregularly sized letters — is alarming and wonderful.
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It is my dream to own a pair of bespoke boots that fit perfectly on my irregularly-shaped flat feet.
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Yet most of the data we use to make decisions about their care is collected irregularly in clinics or hospitals.
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"Maple in Spring," by Susan Stair, combines drawing with ceramics, etching tree blossoms into an irregularly shaped disk of clay.
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Because so many Chinese enter Europe irregularly, guided by traffickers known as "snakeheads", it is hard to estimate their numbers.
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One thing the researchers behind the current study discovered is that hearts featuring grafted cells were more likely beat irregularly.
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Nearby fibers in the autonomic nervous system, which controls unconscious systems like blood pressure and perspiration, also switch on irregularly.
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The tool lets you click and drag walls around to fit any irregularly shaped rooms, or specify wall length and height.
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The law is enforced irregularly, so Lebanon has developed into one of the Arab world's most open and active gay communities.
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When the upper chambers of the heart (atria) beat irregularly, blood doesn't move through the heart in the manner it should.
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There are large and small photos in color and black and white; some dot the walls irregularly, others hang in tight grids.
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"A regular heart rhythm has a familiar pattern, but when your heart beats irregularly it's called arrhythmia," explained Apple exec Jeff Williams.
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Here's the pitch for my podcast: It comes out irregularly, it's never the same amount of time, and I don't take notes.
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The vast majority of these are published irregularly: Many are what Cambodians call "ghost newspapers," which publish infrequently or not at all.
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Not far from the farmhouse is the irregularly shaped, contemporary skylit studio, built in 1994 with large windows and a full bath.
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Research has shown, the study notes, that up to 60 percent of women on birth control discontinue use or use it irregularly.
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The magazine, published irregularly until expiring in 1978, envisioned the alternative art scene as a social collective and itself as an enabler.
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If the ice were too thin or the floe more irregularly shaped, there would be more risk of it breaking up prematurely.
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He bathed and shaved irregularly; his suits, stained with chemicals, were clownishly baggy because he feared that tight clothing caused internal bleeding.
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So it is turning its attention to Long QT syndrome, an electrical condition in the heart that causes it to beat irregularly.
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Last month, Politico's Peter Sterne reported that between December and February, IBT employees were paid irregularly because of a payroll processing error.
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As the name suggests, it's a dead-simple way to capture full screen shots, partial screens, active windows, and even irregularly shaped screens.
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New York magazine has the scary story: The deluge will begin slowly, and irregularly, and so it will confound human perceptions of change.
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Strictly speaking, Jones's paintings are made from a stack of irregularly cut sections of plywood — or "pancake stack" — that he has glued together.
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When they come to the table, the pizzas do indeed have seem to be irregularly shaped and have cut marks that don't match.
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And although they can't yet handle bags of oranges (or any other delicate, or irregularly shaped items), Ocado is working on a solution.
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During these trance-sermons Baker gave deranged warnings of "the shuddering terrors of eternal damnation" while grinding her teeth, groaning, and breathing irregularly.
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We crossed through fields of knee-high grasses, above irregularly shaped plots of farmland that formed a crazy quilt of gold and green.
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When cargoes started to arrive irregularly last year, Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin flew to Caracas to complain to Maduro, Reuters sources have said.
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Here's what you can expect to find: Batteries in the Samsung SDI model were irregularly sized and didn't fit properly in the phone.
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North Korea's irregularly held arts and gymnastics festival — which reportedly can feature more than 100,000 performers — is known as the Arirang Mass Games.
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In St. Moritz, the irregularly shaped "Clean Clothes" (1969) depicts bagged-up dry cleaning, painted on plexiglass with real metal hangers on top.
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Ten feet square, it agglutinates irregularly alternating triangles of pink, scarlet and wine into a syncopated pattern that seems to shift and fizzle.
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In April, when winter has finally, probably, hopefully given up, the weather irregularly spikes into the 70s before dipping back into the 40s.
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Handling food is especially challenging for a robot because items are often irregularly shaped and arranged, and need to be handled with care.
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" He added: "I wouldn't be surprised if the market keeps irregularly moving higher yet before we do have a recession down the road.
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"When I would treat and evaluate patients who were violent, my heart would beat irregularly, and I would feel dizzy and weak," she said.
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The abandoned former office building had been occupied irregularly seven years ago and some 150 people lived in the lower 10 floors, Globo reported.
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Following the fog to its source, you found banks of solenoid nozzles arrayed irregularly, half-hidden by the thick fog they intermittently pump out.
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The standouts were soft, irregularly shaped gradient rugs by the Amsterdam-based designer Germans Ermics and a trippy harlequin grid series by Martino Gamper.
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This is quite a change: just a few years ago, Ruggeri's paintings were highly illusionistic, restrained in palette, on irregularly shaped pieces of Mylar.
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His salt dough sculptures sit a table in the center of the room — they look like irregularly shaped cuneiform tablets incised with various marks.
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Men exposed to cigarette smoke had notably fewer sperm per ejaculate, fewer mobile sperm and more irregularly shaped sperm, the researchers reported in European Urology.
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In AFib, the heart's two small upper chambers beat irregularly and too fast, "quivering like a bowl of gelatin," according to the American Heart Association.
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One, for example, is designed to let you "cut out" and share irregularly shaped screenshots, apparently by rapping on the display panel with a knuckle.
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"Your blood is drawn into a syringe that has irregularly shaped glass beads, which trigger the blood cells to produce healing factors," says Dr. Sturm.
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" A separate patent has "an irregularly shaped electronic display, including a hollowed out display within which a sensor, such as a camera, can be placed.
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The issue also extends to combat veterans with PTSD or traumatic brain injury, who may act irregularly or suffer from substance abuse, the senators said.
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The panel added that Hungary should "repeal the push-back law" of June 2016 that enables police to summarily expel anyone crossing the border irregularly.
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The Cubans were in Mexico "irregularly," the institute said in a statement, though they had applied for a permit to remain temporarily in the country.
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The other two large canvases fuse together a congregation of irregularly drawn shapes, with a hint of figuration, though they steer clear of semi-abstraction.
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Suddenly he saw an irregularly shaped splash of brightness in the bottom of her right lung, in a place that should have been mostly dark.
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In Venezuela, a crumbling economy and the collapse of even basic state infrastructure means water comes irregularly — and drinking it is an increasingly risky gamble.
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With a few friends, they founded Been Trill, a loosely defined collective that at various points issued mixtapes, gave parties and released, somewhat irregularly, clothing.
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But an M.R.I. showed several irregularly shaped white patches dotting the gray swirls of the brain from the midline toward the ear on the left.
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This includes our willingness to take further action to prevent migration and to accept migrants who are in the U.S. irregularly when they are deported.
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Given the rigors of college academic and social life—not to mention the chaotic, cramped environments of dorm rooms and shared apartments—undergraduates may sleep irregularly.
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Two rows of suction cups, including several powered by a vacuum, then allow the robot tentacle to securely grip and hold onto even irregularly-shaped objects.
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She is in contact, if irregularly, with Steve Bannon; and the former editor of the London edition of Breitbart News is on her school's advisory board.
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It replaced five judges seated by the previous parliament (including two who, admittedly, the PO had appointed irregularly when a loss at the polls looked imminent).
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That said, "if rates continue to move higher, slowly but surely, but irregularly, which is my best guess, eventually we will have a problem," he added.
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In addition, ARKit gets an update to horizontal plotting to allow for better recognition of irregularly shaped objects like circular tables or chairs, and line detection.
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The drone requires only a few sensing shots to define the opening and lets a larger drone fly through an irregularly shaped hole with no training.
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Coral is also shaped irregularly, so the models aren't as easy to construct as a simpler shape such as a cube or ball, the team said.
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The latest of these, two years ago, concerned a group of Afghans, Sudanese and Eritreans who had entered Italy irregularly and were immediately expelled to Greece.
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Mary lives in a "poorly lit and irregularly shaped one-bedroom" for about $1,300 a month, which is to say she lives in New York City.
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Last week The Wall Street Journal reported that the initial batch of issues was caused by an irregularly sized battery from Samsung's own battery subsidiary, Samsung SDI.
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"Fibroadenomas occur when the epithelial and stromal cells can't quite get organized, so a few of them develop irregularly to form a solid mass," says Dr. Euhus.
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Mr. Gerry, as governor of Massachusetts in 1812, signed into law a state legislative map that included an irregularly shaped district obviously drawn to benefit his party.
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Across Brazil around 14 million people "live irregularly" in unregistered homes while about 100 million Brazilians - both rich and poor - lack full property rights, the official said.
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The Lebanese government says there are currently over 200,000 domestic workers registered in the country, although the real number is likely much higher since many work irregularly.
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Four hundred and thirty asylum seekers crossed Manitoba's border irregularly in the first nine months of 2016-17, up from 340 the entire previous year, CBSA said.
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"Barack and Sheila had continued to see each other irregularly throughout the 1990-1991 academic year, notwithstanding the deepening of Barack's relationship with Michelle Robinson," Garrow writes.
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She was referring to Shkreli allegedly repeatedly shorting her on what he owed her on salary, paying her irregularly, and then not paying her when he promised.
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People who work irregularly — a couple of months on, a couple of months off — are considered employed unless they are jobless for a majority of the year.
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And there was confusion: A new rule designed to curb the dangerous use of a player's helmet was applied irregularly and did not prevent a scary injury.
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An untitled installation from 1976, spanning an entire wall, comprises irregularly spaced wire squares the size of pot holders, stretched at their corners by brass-head nails.
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He dropped out of high school, beat up his body with cigarettes, drugs and alcohol, worked irregularly, and constantly seemed to be in financial or legal trouble.
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But for the 215 percent of the population afflicted with the genetic affliction — which causes blood vessels in the brain to grow irregularly — every day can be terrifying.
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Reserve rider Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum will substitute for Marcus Ehning in the German team for the equestrian show jumping competition after Ehning's grey stallion trotted up slightly irregularly.
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The Measure tool will let you select the borders of an area so it's easier to measure irregularly shaped objects like parks, buildings, or even states and countries.
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The metal casing of a grenade is designed to fracture at specific points so that, when detonated, it essentially becomes irregularly shaped bullets that fly in all directions.
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But Greece is a country in deep financial crisis, roiled by seven years of recession, and in 21920 it saw more than 210,000 people enter its borders irregularly.
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Xerox's Direct to Object Inkjet Printer uses special image processing algorithms to ensure that whatever's being printed doesn't get distorted or warped on curved or irregularly-shaped surfaces.
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The stone in Kurt Steiner's hand is roughly circular, four inches wide, flat on one side and irregularly dimpled on the other, like a petrified chocolate chunk cookie.
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Reserve rider Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum will substitute for Marcus Ehning in the German team for the equestrian show jumping competition after Ehning's gray stallion trotted up slightly irregularly.
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One, an exclusive exterior piece requested by Ms. Orlandi, is an irregularly shaped ceramic coffee table covered with hundreds of square 1.5-inch white tiles, cast in house.
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But damage to the arteries means blood flows more aggressively and irregularly through vessels and into the brain, which can damage its network of blood vessels and cells.
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If it has been raining, a not-uncommon occurrence in Britain, the ground may become wet and sticky, causing balls to bounce irregularly and giving the batsmen problems.
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"Grifter season comes irregularly, but it comes often in America, which is built around mythologies of profit and reinvention and spectacular ascent," Jia Tolentino wrote for the New Yorker.
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An investigation into the faulty batteries that led Samsung to pull the Galaxy Note 7 found some of them were irregularly sized, causing overheating, while others had manufacturing problems.
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His wife still visits irregularly and talks to Omid for hours, but he doesn't want his children to see his condition, and he asks her not to bring them.
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One of the biggest challenges to making a smartwatch projector isn't the hardware at this point; it's projecting an image from a low-angle onto an irregularly curved surface.
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The entire ocean-atmosphere system cycles irregularly between weak, warm El Niño and strong, cool La Niña phases, but the frequency and strength of the phases is highly variable.
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Solving this problem—teaching a machine to handle a random assortment of irregularly shaped objects—would have an immense impact; Tellex envisages machines that change diapers and prepare dinner.
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So far as Uber can tell from other research, he said, those who drive irregularly respond more to fare increases than more regular drivers, at any level of earnings.
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Taken together, the research suggests a connection between intense and excessive exercise and a type of heart arrhythmia called atrial fibrillation, where the heart beats very rapidly and irregularly.
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It appears to be a series of three-dimensional shapes, ringed with two levels of balconies, jutting from an octagonal shape in the center, like an irregularly shaped wreath.
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The probe will survey and observe both Phobos and Deimos, the two moons that orbit the Red Planet, which are both smaller and more irregularly shaped than Earth's Moon.
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The enormous kitchen has a floor of irregularly shaped bluestone, a large island with movable counter-height table, Corian and stainless-steel counters, Italian lacquered cabinets and premium appliances.
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Each of six surrounding walls is adorned by a single instance of Richard Tuttle's series "Paper Octagonal" (1970), a piece of colorless, irregularly octagon-shaped paper pasted to the wall.
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In a very striking, highly effective example of Italian design, the irregularly angled temporary walls constructed for the exhibition amplify the irrational theatrical spaces depicted in many of the pictures.
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Though the mood of "Igor" is generally consistent, its songs are irregularly shaped, united by Tyler's by-now signature keyboards, which are warm but a little sweet, and dance gingerly.
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And Helen Frankenthaler's "Canal" (1963) sets an irregularly shaped orange-yellow form of billowing color in front of a blue patch and, at the top, behind a dark grayish form.
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I have severe astigmatism, meaning my corneas are irregularly-shaped, causing my vision to be a little blurry all of the time, no matter how strong my contact lenses are.
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Quin, who lived in Paris for much of his life, made geometric works, often on irregularly shaped canvases, and is considered an influential modern painter of the type Survey highlights.
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The large, round moon Tethys shines bright white against the blackness of space, as the small, irregularly shaped moon Janus hovers just above Saturn's plane of rings in the new photo.
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Samsung's official investigation into the cause of widespread faults with the Galaxy Note 7 will blame "irregularly sized" batteries and manufacturing faults, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.
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Whatever is causing this star to dim irregularly, it's likely to be something we've never observed before, and studying the process in real-time would be an enormous boon to science.
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The Copa América is an irregularly contested championship of South American teams, older than the World Cup and the European Championships, and features some of the world's most formidable national teams.
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The fires that forced Samsung to recall all 2.5 million Galaxy Note 7 smartphones were caused by irregularly-sized batteries that overheated, while others had manufacturing problems, according to The WSJ.
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A set of playroom furniture that Aino designed for their children in 1929 is notable for its plainness and subtle colors and the irregularly spaced (quite Juddian) shelves of a bookcase.
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Most social media sites create irregularly timed rewards; you have to check your device compulsively because you never know when a burst of social affirmation from a Facebook like may come.
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That has led some asylum seekers to try to cross into Canada from the United States "illegally," to use the government's term, or "irregularly" as Professor Macklin prefers, particularly in Quebec.
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The idea is that as warmth from sunlight diffuses through the material of the blade, it will do so irregularly in spots where damage below the surface has changed its thermal properties.
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These devices, usually contained in a small portable box, include electric sensors that can be used to shock a person's heart back into rhythm if it has stopped or is beating irregularly.
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Many of the bases are irregularly stacked cubes (evoking, in a funny way, the architecture of the New Museum), with some dictating the terms of our interaction with the sculptures they hold.
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People in the region typically use speedboats and ferries for transportation, but boat accidents are common in Indonesia, a sprawling archipelago of more than 17,000 islands, where safety regulations are irregularly enforced.
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That system, mounted on top of the wheelchair, creates a 3D map of the fixed points around it — in this case, the irregularly-spaced walls of the Frank Geary-designed Stata Center.
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Scientists already knew Jupiter had a strong magnetic field, but new data discussed in the second Science paper say it is much larger than they had thought, and appeared to be irregularly shaped.
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A ventricular arrhythmia can cause the heart to beat irregularly, sometimes as the result of previous damage (like a heart attack or heavy alcohol or drug use) and sometimes from a genetic quirk.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The top U.N. human rights official called on the Trump administration on Monday to halt its "unconscionable" policy of forcibly separating children from migrant parents irregularly entering the country via Mexico.
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Coming to the sock market as complete outsiders, Heath and Goldberg approached the basic as regular consumers first, identifying their own pain points and then using their irregularly expansive resources to engineer solutions.
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Slivers of greenery were eked out of traffic islands, medians and turning lanes, or whittled from irregularly shaped corners where streets crossed at a diagonal, or remnants left over after highway construction projects.
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Using a computer program, Mr. Maor and his colleagues plugged in behavioral data from 2,415 mammal species that noted whether the species was nocturnal, diurnal, or cathemeral (irregularly active at day or night).
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The buildings, constructed with irregularly shaped river stones, look "more like a monastery in Belgium than anything you'd associate with a farm in the South," said Todd Boera, the head of brewing operations.
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They take place irregularly and very often descend into chaos as desperate people fight for bags of rice and sugar, as prices have skyrocketed over the past four months since the offensive began.
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The irregularly shaped Madison Square North Historic District, created in 2001, protects the exteriors of 96 structures, including hotels, apartment buildings, high-rise offices, rowhouses and lofts that once were used as showrooms.
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The textured terra-cotta and brick facade, punctuated with irregularly sized and positioned windows, was his energetic response "to the amount of glass and metal going up all over the place," he said.
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Using the most up-to-date definition of abnormal sperm from the World Health Organization, the researchers found that smokers have lower sperm counts, poorer sperm movement, and more irregularly shaped sperm than nonsmokers.
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We don't know much about Ultima Thule, but steady observations and measurements over the past several years suggests it's irregularly shaped, not spherical, and possibly not one object but two objects (a binary pair).
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Because state money came irregularly, they created a system of IOUs to circulate in town, printing up a town currency with the faces of Nelson Mandela, Guevara, and local activists killed by the Mafia.
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They suggest two hypotheses: either smaller shards of ice gets caught in a vortex and accumulate into a larger disc, or the ice starts out more irregularly-shaped and is rounded from the spinning.
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Lacruz of Fray Matias said at least 30 migrants had been irregularly detained at the Tapachula facility despite having applied for asylum with the Mexican Refugee Help Commission (COMAR), in contravention of Mexican law.
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The work takes the form of a field of irregularly shaped monoliths through which visitors can walk, each one bearing the photographic portrait of a survivor as a testament to their humanity and resilience.
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To complicate matters further, E.T.F.s are inclined not to own bonds that trade irregularly; instead, they hold portfolios of more liquid issues that they expect to correlate highly — but not perfectly — with a relevant index.
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GENEVA, June 18 (Reuters) - The top U.N. human rights official called on the United States on Monday to halt its "unconscionable" policy of forcibly separating children from migrant parents irregularly entering the country via Mexico.
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Clad in inmate's clothes, forbidden at times to speak, summoned irregularly before a "commission" for interrogations, he drifted in a Kafkaesque world of bizarre "treatments," complete with a dreaded Seventh Wing, reserved for dangerous madmen.
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The number of minutes users piss away on the site is reported irregularly, and the most recent estimate we could find was reported by the New York Times in mid-2016 to be 50 minutes daily.
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In one scene of farm structures, recorded on an irregularly torn bit of cardboard barely six inches wide, Castle measures out the rapid recession of the ground plane with a series of barely varying horizontal tones.
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Like Mondrian panels, multistory terraces irregularly break up the facade, the larger openings at the top, smaller toward the bottom, as if the building, by virtue of its own mass, was slowly compressing the lower floors.
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The owners have won every court motion over the history of the case topped off by the Maui court ordering the County to reimburse more than 10 million dollars it collected irregularly, in the court's view.
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Ashley Teamer's irregularly sized, explosively colored and composed paintings, inspired by the college basketball team her grandmother coached for many years, focus on the energy of women athletes and the range of women involved in sports.
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Currently, only the Velostar hatchback coupe is consistently available to Hyundai import dealers in China, Wang said, with the Genesis luxury sedan and a large version of the Sante Fe sport-utility vehicle being supplied irregularly.
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The government has responded to the crisis by providing people with boxes of food, including powdered milk and pasta, although most people say they arrive irregularly and do not contain nearly enough to sustain a household.
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Trudeau made his remarks when questioned about a report by Canada's Global News that said U.S. officials were actively discussing putting troops near the frontier to prevent people crossing irregularly into or out of the country.
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OUTDOOR SPACE There are covered patios on two sides of the house, totaling 93,210 square feet, and steps down to an irregularly shaped Pebble Tec pool and hot tub connected with a trough-like water feature.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden has an "irregularly irregular" heartbeat and is taking medication to control cholesterol but is otherwise in good shape and ready to serve as president, according to medical records released on Tuesday.
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"Suspended Disbelief," made this year, has an irregularly oval, glossy black table top extending horizontally and without legs some 21909 feet in the air from a trio of tall conical forms resembling the tips of monstrous tendrils.
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"Suspended Disbelief," made this year, has an irregularly oval, glossy black table top extending horizontally and without legs some 222050 feet in the air from a trio of tall conical forms resembling the tips of monstrous tendrils.
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"Suspended Disbelief," made this year, has an irregularly oval, glossy black table top extending horizontally and without legs some 10 feet in the air from a trio of tall conical forms resembling the tips of monstrous tendrils.
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Mr. Johnson has conceded to his public's demand for chicken breast: He marinates irregularly shaped pieces of brined breast and gives them a second fry à la minute, which adds an extra layer of golden-fried lace.
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"Suspended Disbelief," made this year, has an irregularly oval, glossy black table top extending horizontally and without legs some 24215 feet in the air from a trio of tall conical forms resembling the tips of monstrous tendrils.
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"Suspended Disbelief," made this year, has an irregularly oval, glossy black table top extending horizontally and without legs some 64663 feet in the air from a trio of tall conical forms resembling the tips of monstrous tendrils.
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"Suspended Disbelief," made this year, has an irregularly oval, glossy black table top extending horizontally and without legs some 2334 feet in the air from a trio of tall conical forms resembling the tips of monstrous tendrils.
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"Suspended Disbelief," made this year, has an irregularly oval, glossy black table top extending horizontally and without legs some 2267 feet in the air from a trio of tall conical forms resembling the tips of monstrous tendrils.
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It added that "long-standing insufficient reception capacity at official U.S. southern border ports of entry" was causing significant delays in northern Mexico, forcing many desperate asylum-seekers to turn to smugglers and cross the border irregularly.
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But the Estonian jewelry designer takes only partial credit for her extravagant but elegant designs, many of which feature the large organic gems or their irregularly shaped counterparts, called baroque pearls, paired with unexpected materials and forms.
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He sings in bluesy moans and rasps, edited together over an explosive backdrop of irregularly rumbling drums, splintered piano chords, noisy electronics and apocalyptic trombones; "Let me out of this dream," he concludes, knowing that's impossible. J.P.
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"Sourcing good ingredients is actually the most important part of my job," Mr. Wodni said, with a glance at the kitchen's colorful stacks of rainbow chard, celery root, long red radishes, green onions and irregularly shaped tomatoes.
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"A lot of teams will do it out of a time-out or very, very irregularly, and these guys have made it a huge part of their system, and it's just unique," Stevens said about the Heat.
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In the gloaming, these white jumpsuits, moving irregularly amid the deep green of the manicured grounds, brought to mind an avant-garde film about a lunatic asylum: the inmates, in their hospital gowns, out for a constitutional.
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While there are no hard numbers of people either being caught by CBP crossing irregularly or surrendering themselves to ask for asylum, Caal was part of a group of 163 migrants who crossed at Antelope Wells on Dec.
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Now, when you're working remotely for a few days, heading to an appointment, or in an irregularly long meeting, you can let Slack do more of the work for you without having to obsess over clearing it yourself.
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Long before NHL players were allowed to participate in the Olympics, the Canada Cup, staged irregularly five times between 1976 and 1991, represented the only opportunity for fans to watch the sport's elite go up against each other.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit said that because Advanced Life Systems Inc had granted raises irregularly and in unpredictable amounts, stopping the practice was not discriminatory against workers who voted to join the union.
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M62 Messier 62 is an ancient globular cluster—about 103 billion years old—that resides near the center of the Milky Way, and is considered one of the most "irregularly shaped" clusters in our galaxy, according to NASA.
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Citing the continuing investigation, railway officials would not comment Tuesday on Taiwanese news reports that illuminated signs related to the train's control and management system — effectively the train's central nervous system — had been flashing irregularly before the crash.
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A bouldering course is typically no higher than four metres and is adorned with what look like huge chunks of irregularly-shaped colour-coded candy, on which a climber, without ropes, must pick a path to the top.
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The algorithms may also prove useful for improving the vision of drones and autonomous vehicles that see objects in 20183D, and for detecting patterns in data gathered from the irregularly curved surfaces of hearts, brains or other organs.
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Vegetation is displayed in red, and the burn area is the irregularly shaped dark area in the middle of the imag Mars as seen by the low-resolution Visual Monitoring Camera on board ESA's Mars Express orbiter this week.
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The discovery of oil in the Kerio Valley sparked off a rush for land with "powerful individuals" irregularly transferring community land into their names, said Joel Kiptunoi, an elder of the Kong'ot clan, who are mainly herders and farmers.
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The household versions of OWL and OSPD, for instance, have lacked ethnic slurs and certain "vulgar" words (tournament versions including these words are published separately) since 1996 and Hasbro has irregularly pursued lawsuits against publishers of unauthorized word lists.
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In Mode, you can set Snipping Tool to Full-screen Snip, which will capture the whole desktop; Free-form Snip for an irregularly-shaped screen grab; a custom rectangular snip; or a Windows Snip, which will grab whichever window you select.
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Because of its tailored design, this nominally 20L backpack feels a lot smaller than its advertised size, and it definitely doesn't handle bulky or irregularly shaped objects well (though you can use the provided straps to attach things to the outside).
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Just this past Sunday, Samsung released its report on the Note 7 that detailed how a rushed manufacturing schedule and irregularly sized batteries from one of its own subsidiaries caused some units to overheat and, in some cases, catch fire.
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The very writing of the book seems to be something that plagues the story from the outside as it goes, irregularly finding its fictional premise interrupted with the author admitting he has no idea where he is going or why.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, July 17 (Reuters) - Money from a public investment fund financed by payroll deductions was irregularly used to capitalize Brazil's BNDES development bank, according to leaked plea deal testimony from a wide-reaching corruption probe published in O Globo.
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"The German fried potatoes, once one of his favorite dishes at the restaurant, were "mushy, dingy, gray, and sometimes cold," he continued, adding: "I look forward to them the way I look forward to finding a new, irregularly shaped mole.
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Stewart testified Friday that she originally tried to support a morose Shkreli after the failed Orexigen trade, but the AIM chat reveals her deep frustration after he paid her less than her salary entailed, and paid her irregularly at that.
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As Samsung prepares to release its findings, a Wall Street Journal report citing "people familiar with the matter" claims the investigation found some devices were prone to overheating because they contained "irregularly sized" batteries that did not properly fit the phone.
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Indeed, a report by Abiti Puliti that included an investigation by Il Tacco D'Italia, a local newspaper, into Ms. Ventura's case found that other companies in the region sewing uppers by hand had women do the work irregularly from their homes.
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The city of Barcelona has opened an incubator, offering steeply discounted rents to new companies while stocking the usual trappings of the start-up realms; irregularly shaped, low-to-the ground, uncomfortable furniture in neon hues, glass walls, open floor plans.
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Nessa recently shared a side-by-side photo with one image of her at 38 years old when she was eating irregularly and doing cardio, and another of her at 40 years old eating 2,000 calories a day and lifting weights.
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Yackulic's pieces are the only explicitly sculptural objects in the show, but Christian Maychack's "Compound Flat #46" (2015) lies somewhere between a polychrome relief and a deconstructed painting, with colorful, irregularly shaped swathes of epoxy clay attached to laminated slats of wood.
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At the 2017 International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) last week, researchers from ETH Zurich presented a paper detailing a robotic system they've developed that's capable of intelligently stacking and balancing irregularly-shaped objects, with the ultimate goal of building larger structures.
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Ms. Chang was pregnant and then a new mother during the eight-year course of this peripatetic project, and it includes photos, installed irregularly in a plywood labyrinth, showing one or another small bowl filled with breast milk she pumped while traveling.
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"Madrid is a very large city where there are irregular activities that shouldn't take place, but the fact that there is a certain number of people selling irregularly is by a long shot not among the main problems," she told reporters last month.
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You think you've known it forever — it's quoted all across popular culture — and yet you have only to listen to the overture, where the sprightly melody is soon irregularly punctuated by staccato chords, to hear how multilayered it is and how unpredictable.
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The 520,000-case backlog could be significantly reduced if asylum officers working for the Citizenship and Immigration Services were authorized to grant asylum to people arriving irregularly who qualify as refugees, as they already do for people who enter with proper travel documents.
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The site for the building, now known as 175 West 10th Street, is a small triangle that was created when Seventh Avenue was extended on a diagonal south from Greenwich Avenue in 1919, slicing through city blocks and leaving irregularly shaped lots on either side.
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Divine. Much later, I found out that rye bread with garlic—or Juoda duona su cesnaku—is a traditional Lithuanian snack, consisting of irregularly shaped chunks of amber rye bread, pan-fried in oil and rolled in minced garlic, salt, and occasionally grated cheese.
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The host of The Dr. Oz Show, 59, told PEOPLE he is "frustrated and mad" at himself for not recognizing that his 81-year-old mother's health was failing, not putting signs together that she was struggling to find her words or dressing irregularly.
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Biden, who suffered a brain aneurysm in 1988, has no symptoms of similar problems, and while his heart beats irregularly, he is "completely asymptomatic," said Dr. Kevin O'Connor, who teaches medicine and directs the Executive Medicine program for George Washington University Medical Faculty Associates.
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NAIROBI, Nov 14 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A prominent Kenyan industrialist offered to hire 20133,000 people to help the government tackle corruption in the land sector at a summit on Monday, as others called for faster action to issue title deeds and reclaim irregularly-issued public land.
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"This death only reaffirms the just fight of our people for our usurped lands which today remain in the hands of forestry companies, the descendents of colonizers, tourism companies, hydroelectric plants, salmon producers and individuals who have irregularly seized possession," the communique, seen by Reuters, read.
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Irregularly dry winters have created exceedingly low dam levels within the country, leading city representatives to set a "Day Zero" date, which is when they believe the country will see dam levels drop below 13.5 percent and lead to the mandatory shutting off of all taps.
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He would gouge the blocks with the same deep veins in his whittled figurines from a decade before, and frequently he would ink the wood blocks irregularly, to produce odd, alienating multiples — such as the haunted prints of Oviri, a pseudo-Polynesian goddess of his own invention.
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"Officials in both countries will immediately step up talks in order to prepare and study the cases of those (Moroccans) irregularly staying in the country (Germany) and repatriate them without delay to Morocco," the palace statement, carried by the state news agency MAP, said late on Wednesday.
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"The attacks have been coming irregularly throughout the year, and have always been complemented with direct conversations with the targets," said Claudio Guarnieri, Amnesty International's senior technologist and a senior researcher at the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab, which traces state hacking against dissidents, journalists and other civilian targets.
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In one of the small monotypes I saw at the studio, Whitney painted a loosely brushed ground of watermelon red in which he set three horizontal rows of unpainted, irregularly shaped rectangles, squares, and trapezoids, four in the top row and five in the middle and bottom rows.
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That's because, even though it would be hard for stable patients who take only methadone to overdose on it (even if they took extra doses early), overdose could occur if they begin taking it irregularly by skipping doses to take heroin or using it with alcohol or benzodiazepines.
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