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Not just masses of union members, but also masses of data.
Moreover, there seems to be a rough correlation between the masses of these black holes and the masses of the galaxies in which they live.
While Black Hat World has masses of users deploying masses of money-making schemes, a small pocket of its readers use the porn bot and affiliate marketing scheme outlined by Narang.
And, as a bonus, it comes with masses of foliage.
Then, visualize the teeming masses of people populating this earth.
Harry Briggs, the British investor with masses of Canadian money
Beside the bus, masses of cyclists commuted during peak hours.
And that's how I end up with masses of leftovers.
Wavering masses of sound are jarred with squiggly instrumental riffs.
Astronomers want to learn the masses of the two objects.
Inside the amber, the tick was swaddled in masses of filaments.
As for the rest of us, the masses of not-rich?
Today, new technologies promise to synthesize masses of publication data for scientists.
I look for masses of resistance, outcroppings, formations, but I find none.
Rather, they're observing masses of objects that clearly aren't little spherical raindrops.
How masses of personal data are shared between security agencies is opaque.
League-educated, glamorous black couple lived in the White House, masses of
Dealing with masses of immigrants is no easy task for their neighbors.
Bezos "has brought masses of technological talent" to the Post, says Graham.
Masses of dead fish on a Vietnamese beach in late April, 22016.
Another study recently showed that asymptotic safety also constrains the masses of particles.
Filtered and EQ'd with masses of reverb and then stacking and sculpting them.
Their market includes the masses of migrant workers in need of remittance services.
But not many guess that these are the egg masses of praying mantises.
They marveled at the masses of young people who&aposd joined the fight.
In other words, hard masses of accumulated mascara were burrowed into Lynch's eyelids.
On rooftops, hipsters congregated in little gatherings, surrounded by masses of beer bottles.
And indeed to target masses of political disinformation to carry out election interference.
I was also exploring anonymity by working with crowds or masses of bodies.
For the masses of Black people, suffering is the normal state of affairs.
Famine isn't just about masses of people going hungry; famine tears societies apart.
The masses of enemies who suddenly appeared within Soviet society were largely invented.
Brown shows masses of desperate Syrians leaving for neighboring Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan.
That promise will convince masses of consumers to upgrade their phones, he said.
Mexico also lacks the capacity to offer humanitarian aid to masses of immigrants.
Mexico also lacks the capacity to offer humanitarian aid to masses of migrants.
But I guess that means masses of people know about these books already!
It aims to ease the daily, less Manhattan-centric commutes of masses of people.
The blasted material doesn't harden into masses of heavy, black rock, like on Hawaii.
But what sets PADME apart is the masses of potential particles it might find.
They help signal boost his preferred message to the masses of conservatives who watch.
Mr Schroeder shows Wirathu firing out racist monologues and sermons to masses of devotees.
Caravans make for evocative b-roll: masses of people pressing toward the United States.
"He arrested people, stole their stuff, burned villages, executed masses of people," Roberts said.
Communism "is for the masses of people, not just a few rulers," Seo said.
DRAM chips help servers, gaming PCs and cryptocurrency devices process masses of streaming data.
But personal warmth won't be enough without the ability to inspire masses of people.
And it takes into account masses of elements and data and numbers and comparatives.
Wide-eyed figurative charcoals, precise still life photography, and… morphing, chaotic masses of human flesh?
Tailings are masses of ground waste rock and processed effluents left over after extracting minerals.
USB flash drives, memory cards, and SD adapters are all tiny, with masses of storage.
The masses of tires and bent handlebars are as disorienting as they are beautiful. —K.
The WFP in Lebanon is busy analysing masses of transaction-level data from contracted shops.
If Amazon is not printing masses of money now, at least other tech firms are.
And when masses of people come to one place, we don't take care of it.
Forcing them open revealed glistening masses of flesh, some nearly the size of fried eggs.
We need to inspirit masses of people, not the elite, who are plenty inspirited already.
Expect to pass by masses of seaweed, as well as ospreys, great egrets and oystercatchers.
Then there are the untold masses of straight men and women who consume it, too.
The image also challenges astronomers&apos ideas about the masses of these particular black holes.
The thing is, large, solid, compressed masses of wood are actually quite difficult to ignite.
The distant land masses of Robins and Shelter Islands looked deceptively close, a swim away.
Masses of Americans are expected to be on the move to get closer to totality.
Stations are already filling with masses of passengers waiting for buses, trains, planes, and ferries.
The wind was making a disconcerting whine through the yellowish-gray masses of bare limestone.
His journey also underscores a vexing problem: how to handle masses of virtually stateless wanderers.
But these magazines could, because they weren't trying to keep large masses of readers engaged.
Pop-culture depictions of meteors also often depict them as flaming masses of semi-molten rock.
Sure, Facebook and Twitter sometimes feel like places where masses of people experience things together simultaneously.
Masses of troops on loan from the military rushed groups of families and pepper sprayed them.
"I just feel like anything that's engineered to accommodate masses of people is bullshit," DiNoto says.
Somehow the masses of central black holes and their host galaxies seem to increase in tandem.
The ocean is deep, the current strong, and huge masses of water are recirculated each day.
People would descend on Craster during the fortnight-long pit holidays and buy masses of kippers.
Now it is being turned into Europe's barrier against the huddled masses of the Middle East.
Don't bruised elites always cry foul when they fail to persuade the masses of their truth?
There is glorious produce: Masses of greens, herbs, eggplant, cabbage, peppers, beans and pumpkins piled high.
It is also a technical term for smaller masses of ice on land, ending in glaciers.
Buildings and masses of people can provide cover and concealment to hostile actors and their operations.
Typically, large law firms like Alston & Bird represent masses of clients among their hundreds of partners.
Venice residents have protested against the masses of tourists they perceive as taking over their city.
What have the masses of people done who are treated as outcasts by "we the people"?
Those whose nationalist critique of parties finds resonance with masses of voters can acquire vast power.
The unwashed masses of Rap Twitter have given their prayers and now rejoice at their presence.
Where conditions are right, masses of its yellow blooms can be found well into late November.
But what finally drew masses of demonstrators to the streets were wildly unpopular social security cutbacks.
I'm fed up with "moments of silence" by Congress, the candlelight vigils and masses of flowers.
He loved rituals, which began with the Catholic Masses of his childhood in New York City.
But more changes are needed from the IOC, he said, to help the masses of athletes.
I'm running through an outdoor mall and watching people explode into masses of weird, wormy noodles.
The march seemed an enormous catharsis, an astonishing and inspiring discovery that they have masses of allies.
But if masses of magma begin stirring up beneath the ground, we'll know something terrible is brewing.
Crossing the street meant plunging into slippery, thigh-deep masses of snow piled up by passing plows.
That the masses of women motivated by the midterms won't give up until they've hit their goals.
We don't yet know the masses of the planets, which makes it impossible to determine their composition.
A paltry few dozen white nationalists (at most) were swamped by masses of anti-racist counter-protestors.
There have been and still are masses of ideas, far more than I've been able to mention.
Many of Trump's events have attracted masses of protesters and have been marred by incidents of violence.
Masses of refugees who had trudged through the Balkans were stranded in a train station in Budapest.
Today we are facing a serious danger of large masses of people who have low economic value.
Let's not mix that up with the fence that the masses of migrants forced us to build.
Teeming masses of shorebirds fuel their northward migration along the Atlantic Flyway by feeding on crab eggs.
The Faroese do eat cod and haddock—masses of it, typically prepared in one of two ways.
Thanks to LIGO, we've learned that the masses of the two black holes appear to have merged.
Despite the candidates' election-year promises, factories will never employ the masses of Americans they once did.
Masses of Drupella snails could be seen swarming around and eating the remaining healthy coral, he said.
Every president's grave draws visitors, but Trump's could be the first at which masses of people kneel.
His clothes speak of the disenfranchised masses, of youthful disquiet, of the turmoil of the outer world.
Masses of orchids or tulips are crafted into otherworldly sculptures in the shapes of spheres and cylinders.
The last remnants of the ice age, glaciers are huge masses of ice that move over land.
Mr. Erdogan has denied jailing masses of journalists, saying that only two of those arrested are journalists.
MEXICO CITY — Images showing masses of people fleeing Venezuela by foot seem to increase by the minute.
This opens up new opportunities, liberates masses of talent and leads to more creativity than ever before.
All cancers begin with a cell that goes wild, reproducing endlessly and creating masses of identical cells.
Party have siphoned masses of paywalled Patreon porn off of the platform and shared it for free.
But companies also hate when masses of workers call their bluff and file individual demands for arbitration.
But many of the requisitioned hotels strained initially to care for the masses of weak, feverish patients.
But the advent of masses of autonomous vehicles of any stripe is at least a decade away.
" She said the masses of people trying to flee created a perilous situation: "We were being crushed.
They arranged masses of these facsimiles to simulate a studio space or an exhibition installation in progress.
Now, as masses of migrants return, the government faces a new challenge: what to do with them.
There are masses of amazing console deals, bundle offers, and special edition games, all at heavily reduced prices.
It's common to have small masses of tissue, or lung nodules, that show up as tiny white dots. 
These extravaganzas aim for maximum sensory impact and require a high tolerance for mingling with masses of people.
"The masses of things tell us about their formation and evolution, and they tell us about their nature."
A photograph of Aylan quickly became the defining image of the masses of refugees fleeing Syria's civil war.
The most vulnerable masses of ice are in West Antartica, where NASA has already witnessed an accelerating melt.
The shelves act as formidable "plugs," holding back thick masses of Antarctic ice from flowing into the water.
There are masses of supplements out there that can help you gain muscle, stay lean, and recover faster.
The assembled masses of tank-topped teens guzzling $10 tall boys at 3 PM were ready to rage.
Painted trees, abstract masses of pink and purple dots, and geometric forms represent each party at the dinner.
Second, without sufficient tests among masses of people, the virus is able to move deeper into communities undetected.
What is unique — even exceptional — is the way masses of Americans, particularly American women, have revolted against Trumpism.
Trump and Modi have certain things in common, like an impulse toward nationalism and devoted masses of followers.
You get some extra quality, and without the masses of extra data that 8K is going to bring.
AC units, especially in big residential or commercial buildings, suck in masses of air, sometimes all day long.
Anti-corruption protests organised in March and June by Alexei Navalny, an opposition leader, drew masses of young people.
A couple of cricket commentators were stumped Thursday when scanning the costumed masses of fans watching Australia v England.
Both invoke balancing the masses of various parts of a planet, but they go about it in different ways.
It hauls masses of black men through its machinery but fails to protect them from bodily injury and death.
Lopez thought she saw Sarah among the masses of students crossing the highway — she had the same dark hair.
This little salmon haven in Alaska draws in masses of brown bears every year to plunder its natural splendor.
Where the headphones set to distinguish themselves from the chattering masses of competitors is a focus on low latency.
It also taps untold masses of people to cheer for its side on online message boards and social media.
They have met with survivors and led Masses of penitence and healing; they have apologized and begged for forgiveness.
Masses of commuters queued at metro stations across the city after some rail services were suspended and roads closed.
Pokémon Moon: Buried beneath the castle are masses of dried-up bones from those whose vitality it has drained.
Facebook introduced a series of radical changes that caused masses of people to threaten to leave the social platform.
Also, taxibots are, in many ways, less expensive to purchase and operate than the hulking metal masses of old.
Masses of research, and our own experiences, remind us that positive and policy-focused campaigns are what voters want.
Many are the remains of dead stars; others are gigantic, with the masses of millions to billions of suns.
Mike DeWine (R), who recommended that both campaigns cancel events that pulled masses of people together in close proximity.
One step too close, and swirling masses of these birds propel themselves into a disorienting snowstorm of whirring wings.
During its heyday, the galaxy was able to create more than 1,000 solar masses of stars in a year.
The Fed injected liquidity into the economy by purchasing masses of U.S. Treasuries — government bonds — and mortgage-backed securities.
But he brushed off these concerns with a range of arguments that critical masses of voters evidently found persuasive.
But the advent of masses of autonomous vehicles on the roads of any stripe is at least a decade away.
However, the mass of the bigger black hole is NOT the sum of the masses of the two smaller ones.
It not only displaces large masses of the population in favor of private interests, but it's also an environmental threat.
The systematic recording of masses of data alone won't be enough to ensure the reproducibility and objectivity of social studies.
The reason astronomers believe they have witnessed a neutron star/black hole merger is the masses of the objects involved.
Now, I'm in a cathedral-sized building that was designed to entertain the leisure-obsessed masses of 203th-century London.
When you look up at just a small corner of the sky, untold masses of the cosmos are before you.
Combining the ALMA CO observations with computer-modeling work allowed the researchers to estimate the masses of the young  exoplanets .
That weathered old German fortress is just one of many "temporary" shelters where masses of people are trapped between worlds.
Rather than taking it on trust that developers given access to masses of user data will do the right thing.
As the name implies, deep learning allows computers to extract patterns from masses of data with little human hand-holding.
Great masses of ice that scientists once presumed were largely immune to melting are losing ample ice into the sea.
"There is an absence of compelling, inclusive ways for large masses of sports fans to compete together," Hurley tells me.
Most of that water is frozen in masses of ice and snow that can be up to 10,000 feet thick.
In a sense, this shared catalogue of genes evolves as if vast heterogeneous masses of microbial life were one superorganism.
In February, Twitter stopped allowing automating mass retweeting — or TweetDecking, as it's been called by some — in which power users turned to TweetDeck to retweet posts across masses of accounts they managed, as well as across smaller user groups of people who managed masses of accounts, a technique that helps a tweet go viral.
With multiple limbs, udder-like breasts, a phallus, and bulging masses of flesh, this wild, headless creature exhibits a carnal force.
In addition to searching for intelligent extraterrestrial life, the Arecibo Observatory has been used measure the distances and masses of galaxies.
One physics team continues to find a strange discrepancy in the masses of some basic particles you may have heard of.
Meanwhile, widespread shortages of food and medicine and runaway inflation are sending masses of Venezuelans search of a better life abroad.
"I saw how blacks were only featured in crime stories, how stories about the masses of blacks were ignored," he continued.
Blinking caused those masses of mascara to rub her eyeballs—which could have led to potentially blinding infections, according to reports.
But the new feature targets elite tourists—not the unwashed masses of thrifty travelers trying to be bougie for a weekend.
Not everyone is curable, so the Irish government is still holding masses of infected people in cells, and considering permanent solutions.
Once they helped it to compete with the likes of Llandudno and Blackpool for the tourist masses of England's north-west.
Hand-sculpted 16-foot tall Cyprus trees and whimsical chandeliers adorned with cascading masses of wisteria hovered over the dinner tables.
While intelligent automation can make sense out of masses of data, people are still the most important part of the equation.
The provincial government has been working with a railroad on a plan for removing masses of appliances contaminated by spoiled food.
An intimate and immersive soundstage keeps music tight, and masses of volume means you can easily drown out life around you.
Behind the masses of those that wish to watch you lead a quiet and sedentary life is an open, unlined canvas.
Beijing (CNN)"Everything I do is for the poor masses of this Earth!" bellows the deep voice over bombastic classical music.
Images of the Velvets and Warhol, warping and wobbling into masses of shapes and colors, were projected onto a large screen.
While many of our most visible leaders claim to be religious, their moral frameworks seem unrecognizable to masses of other believers.
No one could've predicted Jake Gyllenhaal would be the voice of reason here, reminding the masses of Sean Paul's eternal relevance.
In essence, these names are given to masses of people for demographics to pick on one another at the dinner table.
For him, the Japan of the economic miracle, which built itself up on masses of concrete, long ago lost its way.
From the ice sheet in Greenland to the towering glaciers in West Antarctica, Earth's enormous masses of ice are melting fast.
But if the masses of the two objects differ, the neutron star would likely be swallowed whole and not emit radiation.
Rather than join the masses of scared investors in the next downturn, Cramer recommended to view it as a buying opportunity.
When enough elites, along with masses of ordinary people, withdraw their support from the ruling regime, it can no longer function.
When Pence came calling, as Lord pointed out, the Taoiseach made sure to decorate with masses of pink and lavender carnations.
Then the paper is placed on a mass spectrometer, the instrument that measures the various masses of different molecules and atoms.
It's unclear how many of Zoom's fresh masses of free users will start paying the company, but analysts smell opportunity nonetheless.
But there is unanimity that they have succeeded in taking the masses of their populations out of poverty, unemployment and inequality.
As a kid, I was disheartened to find out that clouds are just visible masses of water and don't work like trampolines.
"It is 155-kilometre long and 3 meters high, and is able to stop any masses of people," Orban told state radio.
As he guided his clients past carts, rickshaws and masses of people, he told the story of the place through its food.
"Black holes with masses of about [10 billion solar masses] are observed as quasars in the young Universe," the current paper explains.
When masses of people from around the world descend on a city for the Olympics, public health experts get a bit jittery.
The results look astonishing: the visuals of the beaches and masses of soldiers under attack that we've seen thus far look amazing.
And when the researchers cut into the little glove finger, they found different masses of sperm that they could easily pull apart.
NASA's Operation IceBridge researchers observed this as part of their mission to watch for changes in Earth's giant masses of polar ice.
For those not already in the know, data scientists extract insights from masses of data, usually using math, statistics and programming skills.
Anadarko's contiguous plots will let Chevron drill farther sideways and ease transport of masses of sand and water needed for each well.
Aarskog scans the footage—masses of salmon swimming in circles like glittering cyclones—and mutters what I take to be Norwegian profanities.
In 2014 and 2015, for instance, critical masses of users on Reddit promoted hate against feminists and against people they deemed overweight.
Rating Slender Man — often written Slenderman, or even Slendy, as he is known to his masses of fans — is a fictional character.
And Hungary has walled itself off from the masses of mostly Muslim refugees and migrants who came to Europe last year {nL8N1B70LK}.
Tesla announced last month that it would be selling the Model 3 at the base model price for the masses of $35,000.
Dr. Carson sees education — not government handouts — as the key to social, economic and moral uplift for the masses of black people.
" Such a system, Taylor writes, "involved accepting that masses of people were not going to live up to the demands of perfection.
Thick, black masses of oil had reached the beaches around Glyfada, a high-end seaside community south of Athens, by Wednesday afternoon.
Our reporters have been deciphering and providing context to masses of data about the many and varied ways opioids are affecting Americans.
Meteorologists were describing the storm as a "bomb cyclone," in which masses of warm and cold air meet, creating a cyclonic effect.
That area, roughly the size of Austria or Maine, is home to masses of people and capital in booming sea-facing metropolises.
Both groups produced dense, fractured masses of sound that could be mistaken for passages in nineteen-fifties compositions by Stockhausen or Nono.
Masses of people showed up to voice their support for the three cases, including faith groups, human rights organizations, and unaffiliated individuals.
She came to the State Department to ride herd over the masses of lower level employees, who she believed were her servants.
That makes arming masses of teachers difficult at best – or as a Brookings Institution report put it recently, "entirely impractical" at worst.
There&aposs masses of volume too, with more than enough at half maximum to fill my apartment and likely irritate the neighbors.
Masses of follow-up research aimed to augment or, more often, contest Chubb and Moe's findings; that is how science should work.
It is Syrian dictator Assad and Russian strongman Vladimir Putin who engage in massive bombing deliberately intended to kill masses of civilians.
The idea is for people to be able to take back ownership of the masses of data we leave strewn around online.
He then reenters the mosque, moving from room to room checking for survivors, before firing several rounds into masses of dead bodies.
It's just another 20 pounds off your shoulders when you're working on content to be sent out to the masses of the world.
To express the severity of the situation, Krone shared a plethora of frightening photos, which show her masses of hair in the shower.
That reality is reflected in the masses of people who've fled the violence and desolation for other borders, causing an ongoing migration crisis.
Unless Mr Bezos obtains the state-like power to order masses of people around, his plans will require émigré Earthlings to leave voluntarily.
He once interrupted the great astrophysicist Fred Hoyle in mid-lecture, at the Royal Society, to correct him on the masses of particles.
As users uploaded masses of words and links and hours of video, these platform companies amassed huge audiences, then sold ads against them.
While bustling, it also felt inviting, almost suburban, and largely unruffled from the masses of tourists that crowd neighborhoods like the Centro Histórico.
Not just the big masses of it accumulating in the Pacific, but with the tiny bits that are blowing into pristine mountaintop habitats.
Warmer waters are already deteriorating these masses of ice, which act like plugs holding back Antarctic sheets from flowing unimpeded into the ocean.
In Baghdad, as in Beirut, masses of people have taken to the streets, angry over corruption, poor governance and a lack of jobs.
Though geographers know the surface area of the oceans, measuring how the masses of the world's ice sheets are changing has proved hard.
Given the huge masses of humanity that are focused on the World Cup - it's enticing to examine the market implications of the tournament.
The key to this is 'metadata,' which is pretty much whatever their formidable computers can pull out of the masses of captured communication.
Of course, the Night King is the ultimate master of proxies — he's able to compel masses of the dead to do his bidding.
Some Americans look to the border and see huddled masses of desperate mothers and fathers fleeing with their children from violence and destitution.
But a lot of times, if you buy masses of fresh foods at once, they go bad before you can eat them all.
Masses of followers flocked to her Facebook page and showered her with praise and questions, and she kept them informed about her projects.
For many couples, it is a frustrating monthslong project that requires sifting through masses of details and costs on venues, services and products.
NASA's photos showed well-preserved river channels, deltas and fan-shaped masses of material called alluvium that is carried and deposited by water.
Back in the old Soviet Union, factories would produce masses of unusable products as a result of competition to meet unrealistic production quotas.
This in turn could potentially solve other deep mysteries of physics, such as the universe's matter-antimatter imbalance and the unexplained masses of neutrinos.
Firebox is the perfect site for the undecided, with masses of different products like homewares, lifestyle accessories, unique technology products, and unusual alcohol gifts.
Several countries have erected razor-wire fences in what was once a much-celebrated post-war borderless zone as masses of refugees traverse Europe.
It focuses on individuals and their personality, expectations, and behavior in an attempt to better personalize communication, rather than sort through masses of applicants.
It will be able to harness masses of data to work out optimal treatments (for both conditions and individuals), and improve workflows in hospitals.
In this picture, outnumbered moderators will always be a step behind masses of determined users, and the whack-a-mole game will never end.
Amazon's many sources of revenue, as well as its masses of data and comprehensive distribution system, make it difficult for competitors to keep up.
In addition to the economic strains, many soldiers fear being deployed again to hold back masses of angry protesters calling for a new government.
Lastly, there are no masses of dry air in the lower or middle portions of the atmosphere where Hurricane Michael is headed, said McNoldy.
"Instagram is incessantly copying the best features of Snapchat and introducing them to broader masses of users and is capitalizing on that," said Solis.
Bill Gates stands behind that update, smiling his smiles, and thinking about his plans to sell enterprise software to the masses of the world.
Floating masses of reeds and water lilies began to clog the remaining waterways, making it impossible to navigate old trading routes between the islands.
Users on Reddit and 4chan directed masses of people to vote for Mr. Trump in the instant-analysis surveys, according to The Daily Dot.
Talk turned to the trash in the ocean , and the masses of plastic and rubber flip-flops that routinely wash up on Kenya's beaches.
The projected weakening of the circumpolar vortex had been expected to allow masses of much colder air to wander south over the United States.
But award-winning guitarist or no, a typical Skrillex set will likely be puzzling at best for the drunken masses of a GNR crowd.
That said, it seems a tad spiteful to celebrate him getting a mid-season calf strain by gorging on masses of cut-price pizza.
Google created a feature for users to download masses of their data, including a list of all the sites Google has tracked them on.
For 40 million years the land masses of what are now North America and Africa moved at a rate of one millimeter per year.
That is heavier than most previous determinations, and it suggests that the masses of other big black holes may need to be revised upward.
" The president of Massachusetts Institute of Technology said newcomers from eastern and southern Europe were "vast masses of filth" who were "living like swine.
After seeing the masses of garbage floating in the bay, Ms. Swanson also pointed out another source of blame apart from states and corporations.
But when you look at each photo individually, it must be noted that Saravia has great taste in fake masses of condensed water vapor.
In its approximately 600-year existence, masses of moss have grown and seeped into cracks, collapsing the interior walls and turning them to ruins.
Additionally, declining masses of Mexicans affect more than agriculture, construction and hospitality; there have been serious shortages of cowboys in the Cowboy State, Wyoming.
On May 2, masses of children like Freeman left the 16th Street Baptist Church in groups, heading throughout the city to protest segregation peacefully.
Interspersed with radio emissions from stars, the astronomers were surprised to find the characteristic heat emanations from some six million solar masses of dust.
But if we use our masses of data to help us engage in both of these, we can have our cake and its icing.
Researchers from Florida State University, Tallahassee have been measuring how the masses of a few species of hydrogen and helium stack up against one another.
Fault lines are places where the Earth's tectonic plates — the masses of crust that form the major continental regions of the planet — meet one another.
While the company's habit of buying masses of additional data on users, via brokers and other third party sources, makes for a rather strange qualification.
Then again, it's culturally interesting to look at groups forming and reforming, alliances across boundaries, flexible and formless masses of people exerting a cultural influence.
The authors behind the new paper set out to compare the masses of hundreds of exoplanets and protoplanetary disks, where baby planets are being forged.
To accommodate sleeping arrangements for the masses of people planning to show up, the county is working on making campsites available on people's private property.
In an illustration of wolves near icy white glaciers, the peaks of the masses of ice are punctuated with dark dots that signify data points.
Most of the "meteorwrongs" are actually masses of iron, glassy byproducts from smelting ore called slags, or igneous rocks with small cavities called vesicular rocks.
Concerns over the failing health of Bhumibol Adulyadej have caused Thai stocks to drop sharply and drawn masses of well-wishers to the hospital's doors.
More than 21 million years ago, before the land masses of modern continents split asunder, Lightning Ridge sat on the edge of Australia's inland sea.
"The old generation was that you create a production facility… [and] you create masses of products, but it's going to be completely disrupted," says Peres.
Rather like the solar eclipse, AR has been shown turning masses of heads and even gathering huge crowds of like-minded folks together in public.
I was tethered to the Cocteau with quicklock straps holding me to the Orpheus 1 and the masses of Pluto and Charon completely disoriented me.
In large part, the standardization of bayonet-equipped muskets reflected the warfighting needs of the day, which demanded identical behavior from masses of identical infantry.
David Mizejewski, a naturalist with the organization, pointed out that masses of leaves in landfills emit methane and carbon dioxide, which contribute to planetary warming.
Recently, I was in New York where, over a century ago, America opened its gates to the teeming masses of the world at Ellis Island.
I don't mean actors, but rather the masses of landless laborers who took up arms against King Charles I of England in the mid-1600s.
Masses of passengers waiting in long lines outside the security area are a soft and attractive target for our enemies, as we saw in Belgium.
At the same time, the Islamic State fighters have used masses of civilians as human shields, and have been indiscriminate about sniper and mortar fire.
While the masses of the target worlds are known, CHEOPS can measure the length of an exoplanet's radius against the backdrop of its star's light.
"The Baroque is not as unfamiliar to us, the orchestra is not very different to today and there is masses of written music," she said.
The article focuses on Tim Hwang's FiscalNote, a company that uses masses of data to predict the outcomes of bills and other forms of policymaking.
The problem is that the masses of the six official copies have drifted a little from that of Le Grand K over the years (see chart).
People often get the two confused because both bumps are solid masses of excess scar tissue that form during a piercing's healing process, explains Dr. Nazarian.
But the flip-side is you're potentially handing over masses of personal data — plus a powerful tracking capability — just because you want to play a game.
These songs aim to inspire large masses of people to jump up and down and scream in unison about how good it is to be alive.
The Milky Way is the home of about 150 globular clusters — masses of about 1 million stars packed into an area about 100 light-years across.
One of the ballots, he explained, went missing somewhere in the first hour of caucusing as masses of voters descended on the table all at once.
But monitoring them can also give away who is fishing nefariously, if you develop the software to sift through masses of location data looking for patterns.
Shkreli is a 32-year-old former hedge fund manager — see, I just said "hedge fund manager" and already masses of readers are shuddering in unison.
Walker suggested that "the masses of data that Sense has accrued" could convince governments that sleep deprivation has a major impact on education, health and wellness.
That's an incredible offer and the best we have seen from the masses of deals that have been released in response to the new handset's launch.
In the film, Killian controls the destitute masses of America by concocting lies that suit his narrative, twisting reality to fit the demands of television ratings.
Renton posted the pup's heartwarming image to Snapchat, and her sister Alyssa then shared it on Twitter for all the masses of dog lovers to enjoy.
It doesn't account for gravity, the masses of neutrinos, or dark matter—the invisible substance that seems to make up six-sevenths of the universe's mass.
Fist-pumping, flag-waving and slogan-shouting masses of Pyongyang residents normally assemble each year for the rally to kick off a month of anti-U.
And contributed to a caricature of it as a vampire octopus with masses of tentacles all maneuvering to feed data back into a single, hungry maw.
Dr. Werner said that the black hole would have had to swallow about 270 million solar masses of material to have created such a big blast.
Best regularly uploads masses of content to the Internet Archive, such as documents obtained by Freedom of Information requests, or to mirror files from other people.
A place where masses of cameras and sensors will turn everyone who works, lives and passes through it into a data point for study and analysis.
They are in a hurry to do what they are programmed to do, which is to grow masses of fernlike feathery branches and go to seed.
All across the world, we have masses of voters who live in a world of gemeinschaft: where relationships are personal, organic and fused by particular affections.
I pace the length of the three Titanic stones of the wall of Baalbec — mightiest masses of quarried rock that man has lifted into the air.
"  He took another pause before turning back to the piano keys, and dashed the hopes of untold masses of Directioners once more by reiterating, "They're not.
An arresting photocollage from Gustav Klutsis, a great Latvian graphic artist who was executed on Stalin's orders, features a hammer and sickle atop masses of workers.
The Eurasian landmass contains the largest masses of people in the world, the most natural resources, and the most economic potential on a going forward basis.
He built something bigger than personal wealth: a reasonable way for great masses of people to get a more equitable share of the world's financial pie.
The East Baton Rouge Parish Prison is a vivid example of how local jails struggle to treat the masses of mentally ill filling their dank cells.
The mantra of coal as 'cheap and reliable and the only way to electrify the masses of people still without power' was still repeated, and clearly believed.
Hogg, known for her fantastical creations, presented revealing bodysuits and frocks decorated with masses of tulle as well as jumpsuits and dresses in a carnival-like print.
And if nations do ever decide to band together and dump masses of rock beneath collapsed Antarctic glaciers, the warming from above may still thaw the ice.
Part of the original campaign idea was to really move out into society with the Purification Rundown and use it to bridge masses of people into Scientology.
Walking in the city is like a real-life version of Frogger, where you'll need to avoid steam stacks, street grates, smokers, and masses of other humans.
From image to reality A natural and practiced showman, Donald Trump's personality is a character he created and then refined to appeal to great masses of people.
PillPack needs relationships with PBMs like Express Scripts and Caremark, which is owned by CVS, to reach the masses of consumers who get their medicines through insurers.
And the masses of these black holes are largely dictated by the stars they came from, which depends a lot on where and when the stars formed.
Or, due to vanishing sea ice cover in the warming Arctic, bowhead populations aren't as separated by thick masses of drifting ice floes as they once were.
The other is that tax cutting has no equivalent of the masses of disabled protestors swarming the Capitol to warn that GOP bills were threatening their lives.
In the past few years, some have wildly speculated about how automation will eliminate wide swathes of the US job market, leaving masses of unemployed, frustrated workers.
Meanwhile, masses of ordinary people + ubiquitous smartphones + omnipresent social media feeds seems, for the most part, to be resulting in a kind of mainstream attention deficit disorder.
The bottom line: Facebook hasn't suffered too much damage from all of the scrutiny so far — there's no sign that masses of users are deleting their accounts.
For one thing, no one knows whether masses of people want to fly in taxis, or whether a multitude of logistical and regulatory hurdles can be crossed.
Fragile yet capable of freely standing on their own, the vessels come in a variety of forms—from forked, linear designs to twisty masses of rounded tubes.
They're looking to build a game that is easy to understand and use for the masses of people who don't know what the blockchain or ethereum are.
"When a politician does not want money from the rich, he's freer than the others to really do good for the masses of the people," he said.
Turtle hatchlings: After baby turtles hatch, they swim for 24 hours straight until they reach floating masses of seaweed, called sargassum, where they hang out and grow.
Seeing the masses of people cross the street with the cars zipping by also shows the controlled chaos and the speed by which the city moves, too.
Indeed, even if North Korea elected only to use conventional weapons, American troops would die in large numbers alongside South Korean forces and masses of innocent civilians.
Then there were the parts that were completely inexplicable without a program, like a wild number with masses of dancers in a multicolored, big-haired mosh pit.
Masses of dancers stormed across the stage, half obscured by the smoke from their torches, creating what the ballet-makers believed was an image of the future.
The march began Saturday afternoon, when masses of people took to the streets wielding umbrellas to protect themselves from tear gas and pepper spray fired by police.
It holds masses of information on 2 billion people -- far larger than the population of any country -- and close to one in three people on the planet.
There was this wild, electric energy in the air, as sprawling masses of t-shirted bald blokes zig zagged between the technicoloured superclubs that line Bristol's waterfront.
He led me upstairs to a laboratory where white-coated technicians were drying masses of swampy green spirulina, a form of algae, to be packed into pills.
The idea of masses of people wanting to find their true selves through a randomizer on Instagram and a fictional pocket monster might seem a little silly.
Across the masses of demonstrators, a chorus of banging could be heard as the crowd used sticks and umbrellas to strike road dividers and other metallic surfaces.
Out on the water, they watched Balinese fishermen navigate their boats around masses of floating plastic and pull up fishing nets bulging with plastic bottles and trash.
When they threaten Shiite holy sites, Iraq's top Shiite cleric issues a call to arms, and masses of volunteers, largely backed and armed by Iran, join militias.
Smith is inherently distrustful of any systems that would capitalize on a foodstuff that's fed the masses of the world for generations by somehow making it elite.
Masses of fighters on the back of pickup trucks and twisted souls plotting in apartments or garages pose an enormous danger to civilians and must be stopped.
According to Intellecap's Agrawal 70 percent of all impact investment in India goes towards microfinance enterprises - a tried and tested model that can quickly reach masses of people.
Instead of balancing the masses of the crust and mantle, it balances the pressure the crust exerts on the mantle, providing a more accurate estimate of crustal thickness.
Police estimated the size of the crowd in Victoria Park at 128,000 at its peak, although that excludes the masses of umbrella-carrying demonstrators who packed the streets.
As with other AI systems, it "learns" over time and gets smarter, but unlike other AI systems, it doesn't require masses of training data to learn a process.
But astronomers are worried that adding the masses of satellites to Earth's orbit could screw up our view of the night sky, as well as disrupt scientific research.
Ad campaigns featuring sleek cars bedecked with oversized bows add to the value of luxury brands by informing the masses of how desirable they are—and how inaccessible.
But the app was exceedingly ugly, and fell under criticism for appealing to an elitist urge to abandon the masses of Tinder and migrate to something more insular.
Here, the front of the glacier that meets the sea acts like a plug or cork, holding masses of ice back that sit frozen in a long channel.
In the late '90s and early 2000s, masses of people who had previously been ignored as inert, dumb, or passive were awakened by a new level of power.
The foundational idea is that weather patterns carry in masses of hot summer air, but the added heat produced by human-caused climate change amplifies modern heat waves.
Irene Wu, adjunct professor of communications, culture and technology at Georgetown University: Information will improve because people will learn better how to deal with masses of digital information.
The large Amtrak departures board in Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan draws masses of commuters to the floor beneath it, where they stare up as if in a trance.
Although the right detested him, those of us on the left respected his standing up for the poor, the downtrodden and the desperate masses of the developing world.
Masses of people who had never held a whisk were now convinced that making marzipan-covered princess cakes was the most fulfilling way they could spend their weekend.
The British Isles have catered to overseas students for, quite literally, centuries, and to masses of Americans since the day Bill Clinton "read" at Oxford in the '60s.
Continued destablization and eventual breakup of the larger masses of ice in Western Antarctica, by comparison, would likely raise sea levels by three feet or more, McGrath added.
"There are networks in Kenya that are better than some networks in the U.S." Capturing and analyzing masses of data already touches improbable corners, like championship auto racing.
"If you don't want America to be overrun by masses of illegal aliens and giant caravans, you'd better vote Republican," Trump said at his Missouri rally on Thursday.
Whether those additions will convince masses of mobile users to shell out for an EE 22022G device plan — which start at £25 per month — remains to be seen.
Docker today announced the acquisition of Unikernel Systems, a Cambridge, UK-based startup that aims to bring unikernels to the masses (or at least the masses of developers).
CNN affiliate Seven News reported that police had to be called into a Costco supermarket in Sydney Wednesday to help organize masses of shoppers who were panic buying.
In particular, you can use gravity to monitor the masses of glaciers, detect changes in aquifer levels, and even observe how water and air move in a tsunami.
The phenomenon began in the '60s and '70s, Soto said, when mechanization made many agricultural workers redundant and masses of people moved to the cities looking for work.
Oswalt said in a statement: The research by Sahu and colleagues provides a new tool for determining the masses of objects we can't easily measure by other means.
But she puts her faith in the masses of protestors in the streets and the civil rights advocacy groups, lobbying in Washington and working in the judicial system.
After rain pummeled Mid-Atlantic States in recent weeks, Maryland officials publicly lamented the masses of trash flowing into Chesapeake Bay — and blamed two states to the north.
Over the course of the next decades, the firm, known as Pimco, would grow to $2 trillion by making bond investing accessible to the masses of retail investors.
That would stick China's banks with billions in losses while eliminating wealth for masses of people who have come to see real estate as their ticket to enrichment.
And, beyond that – if they do develop a new approach, will it be helpful to the masses of employees at lesser companies, or, worse, the unemployed and uninsured?
The vulnerability of the animals Smith incorporates, their struggles for survival and the abject reality of their bodies as masses of flesh and bone, are all too human.
But what does this all mean, that masses of these particles, when calculated based on the ratio of their behaviors in an experiment, differ from their individual masses combined?
Today, it's a choice of chickpea or beef curry, and there's masses of it, served on platter-like plates in generous dollops, with rice, naan, pakora, and onion bahjis.
Measuring the masses of stars this way could be much more precise than other techniques, since it involves observing the effect that one star has on another, Sahu says.
HurricanesHurricanes, cyclones and typhoons are all the same thing: Spinning masses of air sucking moisture from the ocean, dumping it back on us and destroying things in their path.
For the benefit of our readers: there are about 30 numbers (called fundamental constants) that define the masses of elementary particles and the strength of the four fundamental forces.
Already in place, the 33rd and 99th, along with other security forces, responded with a brutal campaign that effectively herded masses of Rohingya civilians north and west into Bangladesh.
The World Cup soccer final between France and Croatia, while taking place in Russia, is expected to bring out masses of revelers — or people drowning their sorrows — on Sunday.
What you need to know about turtles: Kemp's ridley sea turtles hatch on beaches in Mexico, then swim to open water where they shelter in floating masses of seaweed.
The masses of Twitter obviously loved the snarky feedback, pointing out that she definitely deserves ice cream, with one person suggesting the internet crowdfund a year's supply for her.
It has a temperature of minus 10 degrees Fahrenheit (250 degrees Kelvin), which, in unscientific terms, makes it one of the coldest masses of its type found in space.
"If you don't want America to be overrun by masses of illegal aliens and giant caravans, you'd better vote Republican," he told a crowd in Missouri on November 2.
The lovely English tune formed the basis for three masses of the 16th century, by John Taverner (who may have composed the tune himself), Christopher Tye and John Sheppard.
In this announcement, black holes with the masses of 20163 and 25 solar masses merged into a larger black hole with a mass 53 times that of our sun.
There are too few sidewalks in Dhaka, and those that exist are often impassable, occupied by vendors and masses of poor citizens who make their homes in curbside shanties.
Crews are spraying sealant over toxic ash and rubble, and the government is working on a rail plan to remove masses of refrigerators and freezers ruined by spoiled food.
Give masses of ordinary people equality before the law and equality of social dignity, and leave them alone, and it turns out that they become extraordinarily creative and energetic.
Above all, we would lack an enhanced sense of how Earth works, how its masses of water flow from land to ocean in ways never witnessed or understood before.
So actually, I work both ways in drawing — both in the linear way and in the more painterly way of working with areas, in masses of black and white.
Katy Perry, Madonna and Beyoncé have all presented themselves at the Super Bowl — as they do in their arena tours — as strong women, attended by masses of dancing disciples.
Tehran's highways were choked with masses of people on Monday in a public outpouring of mourning for a powerful general, Qassem Soleimani, killed by a U.S. drone last week.
We work in tall buildings, where we give 110 percent in order to build larger-than-life careers that distinguish us from the huge teeming masses of our fellows.
If I have any hope, it is that this is where the current masses of angry women take us next: to furious activity, to outrageous creativity, to steadfast righteousness.
P. dmanisensis is only outmatched for the avian heavyweight title by the elephant birds of Madagascar and the mihirungs of Australia, which grew to masses of more than 1,500 pounds.
Pieces of that fatberg later went on display at the Museum of London, and cities around the world continue to find similar masses of organic matter in their own underbellies.
Isaac Newton realized that gravity's strength depends on the masses of two objects (like a planet and a moon) and weakens in proportion to the distance between those masses squared.
Next, his general theory of relativity would show that space could be curved and textured, like a taut rubber sheet stretched and formed by the masses of planets and stars.
Even today, we are told that conservative solutions exist for persistent poverty, for joblessness, for the masses of people, like those in my hometown, who live lives of quiet despair.
In less than two years, the doomed rock 'n' roll band has captivated masses of metal and rock fans after the release of their full-length debut, Absolution, in 13.
In his photographs, masses of bodies resemble geographical features, and the viewer must do a double take to recognize them as groups of people—and this realization invites thoughtful consideration.
There were bounties of moisture, colliding masses of warm and cool air, and amplified atmospheric instability as air within the developing storms twisted and changed direction while rising even higher.
There's always a sense when you're playing with a controller or a mouse and keyboard that you're playing a game; that you're popping off pixels toward masses of other pixels.
To jumpstart the Martian colony, we need equipment to boost a massive rocket, as well as a giant spaceship that can carry the masses of people and cargo to Mars.
Such a pyramid scheme of constantly recruiting new users in order to support the old ones could only work so long as Apple kept bringing in masses of iOS neophytes.
Earlier, Orban used his anniversary speech to reject what he called a plot by European bureaucrats to refashion the cultural and ethnic fabric of the continent with masses of immigrants.
"We might end up where we were before, where you've got masses of paperwork but you've also got the risk of things getting held up on the border," said Linton.
From the 1930s into the 85033s, Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin forcibly transferred entire populations: masses of people considered a potential security threat on the basis of class or ethnic identity.
See, according to the city of Baltimore's public works department, dumping turkey grease down the sink is the genesis for gigantic congealed masses of fat, oil, grease, and baby wipes.
He talked about the board and only the board in front of him and his purview seemed so limited that he hadn't registered the masses of planets hovering around us.
But experts say there is reason to believe they are also manifestations of a global trend in which masses of ordinary citizens are demanding more accountability from those in power.
Then Rue finds herself in the street, surrounded by masses of dancing people wearing robes the exact color of the hoodie Rue took from her dad's room after he died.
My husband and I try to keep up with the local cult of exercise in Dakar that sends masses of people running and doing push-ups along beaches and roads.
Gail: Not sure there's as much pressure from the left as there was before it became clear Bernie wasn't rallying all the masses of disaffected youth the way we imagined.
Word of the Day adjective: of or associated with the great masses of people noun: one of the common people _________ The word plebeian has appeared in five articles on nytimes.
It does not mean you should be able to own any type of firearm, especially those that have the capacity to kill masses of people in a matter of seconds.
Only as masses of credulous people board spaceships for what they think will be a wonderful visit to the Kanamit planet does the real nature of the book become clear.
Not just any cat is suitable for such an event, given the crowd noise, the masses of unwashed hands thrust their way and, of course, all the dogs in attendance.
Since Israel and Syria are technically in a state of war and have no diplomatic relations, Israel has not taken in masses of Syrian refugees as other countries have done.
Bernie Sanders is no Ron Paul, but he has had great success in galvanizing masses of Americans - particularly young voters - by communicating a populist message of anger against Wall Street.
"The purpose is to avoid the use of hazardous materials which can possibly be a threat to large masses of people," World Cup organizing committee CEO Alexei Sorokin said last month.
His political ideas appear in an illustration of a social media-savant dissolving into a massive crowd of followers, and a pair of conscription officers gobbling up masses of frightened civilians.
Companies like Ant Financial, the financial arm of Alibaba, an e-commerce giant, and JD.com, another online marketplace, have masses of data about those who buy and sell on their platforms.
We've talked before about how changing your passwords is the most effective and immediate course of action to take after a problem like Cloudbleed, where masses of data are potentially exposed.
The ingredients would include masses of processing power, lots of computer-science boffins, a torrent of capital—and abundant data with which to train machines to recognise and respond to patterns.
The fake ads issue also highlights how self-styled 'transparency' without proper accountability can just further muddy already murky waters — where masses of personal data and opaque ad platforms are concerned.
He has defended Lil Bow Wow and the 2000s against the cargo-shorted masses of 90s hip-hop traditionalists, making himself a flashpoint in hip-hop's never-ending generational culture wars.
An improvement in user experience, if handled in an equitable manner, could slow the growing masses of people turning to full-scale ad blockers and benefit the industry as a whole.
The crazed masses of the internet jumped into the latest round after Iceland president's boldly declared that if he could, he would ban people from adding pineapple as a pizza topping.
The atmospheric and oceanic circulations that lie at the heart of ENSO involve very large thermal masses of air and water which means they exhibit a lot of short-term persistence.
In 2014 Facebook tried to buy DeepMind, a startup in "deep learning" which lets computers work out, by repeatedly processing complicated statistics, how to extract general rules from masses of data.
Promising the sun and the moon, Perón was cheered by the masses of uneducated, economically disadvantaged people previously hidden behind the top-line economic miracle that was Argentina at mid-century.
"But they were in their seventies with masses of medical problems, and I'm in a wheelchair—so it wasn't going to be easy for them to look after me," she says.
On party nights, the place is so packed that it's difficult to get a view of the bowl, with masses of spectators coming down to get drunk and watch the skaters.
In a new documentary about the movement, "bad" consumption is portrayed by masses of people swarming into big box stores on Black Friday, rushing over one another for the best deals.
The campaign, as he admitted then, simply overestimated its power to bring masses of those young voters to the polls, and they've sometimes made up a smaller share of the electorate.
The famed New York comedy club the Comedy Cellar has come under national attention recently following performances there by the comedian Louis C.K. But masses of other comedians perform there daily.
Stacked at the bottom of the closet are paint tube boxes, and atop of them are what appear to be crumpled-up cotton paint rags rendered in masses of impasto paint.
I'm talking about disorder that comes from nation states fracturing under the pressure of these climate changes and spilling out masses of refugees, triggering populist, nationalist backlashes all across the West.
By year's end, a joint venture between Maersk and IBM will use a blockchain instead of masses of paper to manage the movement of goods on ships from suppliers to consumers.
Besides, many said, if MSG was so dangerous, masses of people would have fallen sick in countries that cook with the additive, like China and Japan -- something that simply hasn't happened.
Because Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are now policing their platforms more aggressively, he is less able to rely on obvious clues like masses of automated Twitter posts and fake Facebook accounts.
At least this week, Trump may be content to maintain the warm relationship with a leader he views as a kindred spirit who can mobilize masses of supporters the president relishes.
It's always tricky to predict which deals will prove to be memorable from the masses of reductions each year, but the current offer on the Nintendo Switch is surely a contender.
Rather, he can boldly imagine the masses of unemployed youth, garbage pickers and migrant laborers being a vanguard of a "culture of encounter" with the globalizing forces of technology and finance.
The introduction is by Charles Jencks, a pioneer of postmodernism, and devotes a full spread to his 22017 chart, "Evolutionary Tree of Postmodernisms," which makes its masses of tiny names legible.
But the distress of a relatively small group that loses some favorable tax treatment can be a lot louder than the gratitude of masses of people benefiting from a lower rate.
She said — through her work as a counselor — she has heard of this happening at Cologne's Karnival, at big concerts, and at most other large events where masses of people meet.
For those not already in the know, data scientists extract insights from masses of information, usually using math, statistics and programming skills and don't require any additional schooling beyond a bachelor's degree.
As the initial masses of the black holes can be huge (million times the mass of our Sun), even a few percent of that mass constitutes a very large amount of energy.
"I have had a career not making the political plans, but I have had a career harnessing the inspiration and the motivation and the excitement of people, masses of people," Williamson said.
By measuring the energy of the most energetic electrons, physicists can deduce the energy—and thus the mass (or really, a weighted average of the three contributing masses)—of the electron neutrino.
Mr Orban dismissed the protests: "It always makes one smile when one sees masses of people demonstrating because of a supposed lack of democracy," he scoffed in a radio interview in April.
For those not already in the know, data scientists extract insights from masses of data, usually using math, statistics and programming skills and doesn't require any additional schooling beyond a bachelor's degree.
This approach gives beautiful pictures of another kind: In recent years this direct approach, carried out on banks of supercomputers, has led to successful calculations of the masses of protons and neutrons.
Masses of birds can fly for miles within the eye of a hurricane, surrounded on all sides by powerful wind and thunderstorms yet sheltered from them within the middle of the storm.
How are we to explain that in the pages of this apologist for imperialism, the masses of India seem more alive and autonomous than in the pages of writers claiming political correctness?
There is no evidence that masses of uncounted white voters — either voting for the first time or ashamed to tell pollsters they support Trump — will suddenly materialize on Election Day, Democrats say.
Its servers have had a hard time contending with the masses of people attempting to play, and the game's official introduction in other countries has been delayed because of the unexpected demands.
Mr. Zitsch, who is 76, added that he liked enormous cruise ships because the masses of passengers required more staff, which translated into better service and a greater variety of live entertainment.
Fleshy masses of toenails, teeth, and skin merge to reveal the hyperrealist sculptures, titled Fleshlettes, which combine shock value and a focused study of the least photogenic attributes of the human body.
Social media has let them easily find masses of subjects — as well as information like their date of birth, gender and interests — and observe some of their online behavior in real time.
Rising seas would inundate coastal cities like Miami, searing heat would increase human mortality, and acidic oceans would become inhospitable to fish and coral, leaving behind little but rubbery masses of jellyfish.
Galls are like in-law apartments for parasites: swollen masses of plant tissue that route nutrients to wasp larvae, which grow and develop safely within until they are mature enough to leave.
He became a vessel for masses of people who'd felt alienated from their state's harsh right-wing politics, who longed for something more inclusive and humane but weren't sure it was possible.
These domestic issues will continue to loom largest in voters' minds, especially because the US no longer has a draft that impacts masses of the country (Congress abandoned the system in 1973).
Iran's National Day celebration often features homemade versions of the American and Israeli flags going up in flames, as masses of Iranians gather in rallies that are a sign of ideological strength.
The group split up in 1970, but it might as well have been yesterday for the masses of fans who come together whenever they can to celebrate John, Paul, George and Ringo.
They were pissed, and they were scared, and rightly so — the internet, and the masses of amateur photographers, content generators, and gossip sites were fickle in their affections, unpredictable in their turns.
The late-winter snowstorm, which likely caused masses of the bird to break, or in birding terms "fallout," from their migration, seems to have grounded many in New York, at least temporarily.
Two schools have cropped up along with small tent mosques and an impressive church built by Eritreans and Ethiopians that dominates the masses of tents and black tarp held up by sticks.
The pressure bears down, spreading the heat creamily on the head, belly, back or feet, holding the masses of nerves totally rapt, making them forget what it was they were screaming about.
In "The Eleventh of January" — originally called "Gaza/Guernica" (which evoked Picasso's masterpiece "Guernica") — he depicted masses of people with strokes of red and orange paint that look like blood and fire.
Trump and Sanders have turned some of the vast masses of the left-behinds into "the Trump superorganism" and "the Sanders superorganism," two entirely new beasts challenging the venerable Republican and Democratic superorganisms.
And as time goes on, perhaps engineers will develop better ways to block the water, or build more advanced structures — rather than simply dropping masses of heavy dirt or aggregate on the seafloor.
Back in ye olden dayes, rich people collected masses of land (usually through force) and then forced vassals (that'd be us) to slog away for them and hand over money for the privilege.
This is coupled with the phenomenal advancement in machine learning applications that can be trained to sift through masses of data and deliver timely and context-aware information, or take over mundane tasks.
Walk down the sidewalk of any major city and it's likely you'll see the same exact scene: Masses of people staring down at their phones instead of interacting with other living, breathing humans.
ACE has done a bang-up job monitoring space weather, but one of its instruments is also very good at getting the precise masses of rare, heavy elements from beyond the solar system.
Another important parameter was the difference in the masses of the neutrino types because neutrino oscillation depends not on the specific mass of neutrinos, but rather how much they differ from one another.
The myth of the masses of skillful shooters is also central to Trump's much-repeated claim that terrorists would be deterred if they thought they were going to run into an armed citizenry.
Over two decades as a contractor for the National Security Agency and other government units, it said, he took home masses of secrets in full knowledge that it was illegal to do so.
They outmatch residents in the floating city 22021-to-211, with 50,000 locals struggling to house and feed their guests — let alone navigate around the teeming masses of visitors on the city streets.
It's democratizing up to a point, for good and ill — it can give a platform to traditionally marginalized people, and allows all of us to be judged and insulted by masses of strangers.
But Thornton is more interested in the gaps in the data and the masses of contradictions in the story and its place in history — both what is not known and what is unknown.
If any multibillionaires are interested in underwriting a movement that would genuinely make America great again, they need to hire masses of people to show up every time the president gives a speech.
What is that company, with its burgeoning army of dark-suited, high-clearance, government intelligence geeks looking to cash in and get their hands on masses of data that were previously off-limits?
Politics here is meant "to make sure that the masses of poor and working people don't have access to even the most essential things," said Sean Blackmon, a host of an evening program.
Ashley Tabaddor, the president of the National Association of Immigration Judges, said many of her colleagues are now unsure about what to do when masses of people cannot get to their court date.
Nitro Zeus involved hacking into masses of Iran's military and -- alarmingly -- civilian infrastructure, including its power grid and transport infrastructure, giving the ability for widespread damage and chaos ahead of any potential war.
But what's more potent, in the American context, is the idea that Democratic local officials are attempting to undermine "real" America by sheltering masses of unauthorized immigrants and allowing them to terrorize Americans.
Visitors to the show mostly appeared delighted, gasping when they saw the cat peering down at them, happily sticking their head inside the freezer, and oohing at the masses of photos in Kessels's piece.
These depend, in turn, on the masses of those electrons, and also of the protons in the nuclei of the molecule's constituent atoms (or, to be precise, on the ratio of these two masses).
Masses of women were marching down Fifth Avenue in New York City — Black women, white women, Latina women, Asian women — tromping step-in-step through the streets with their arms linked at the elbows.
In Facebook's case, we've seen masses of coverage regarding the proliferation of fake news about the 2016 US election in its news streams, which is believed to have been fuelled by Russian propaganda trolls.
Watching it, I couldn't help but feel grateful for the long trajectory of this show that has gradually allowed its masses of female fans to drag it toward a better, repurposed vision of itself.
The big picture: Fast-growing cities in countries like India and Nigeria — some of the world's most distressed — have become home to masses of urban poor, living in abject conditions with little way out.
Fans were able to smuggle dangerous objects, including flares, smoke bombs and firecrackers, into the stadium, and inefficient security screens left packs of fans crushed into dangerous masses of people outside the entry points.
Planetary-wide systems are changing, including the jet stream — powerful winds miles above the surface that have been stalling over regions, trapping weather systems like hot masses of air for longer periods of time.
Because what he never managed to grok then was that the company he created was destined to become a template for all of humanity, the digital reflection of masses of people across the globe.
" In these pictures, she observes, Von Bruenchenhein's "masses of upright forms display a lacy gridwork that emulates building blocks, a pleasing solution for creating the illusion of the complexes of his new architectural age.
As the masses of sweating, heavily breathing dancers — usually, but not always, separated by gender — punch themselves in the gut and kick up dust, the audience experience is like being close to a stampede.
Assembling bodies into masses of light and dark, wiping the stage picture, irising in on an individual or panning the entire ensemble, Bennett creates a rhythm of revelation more akin to film than theater.
Details: Researchers aren't yet sure of the exact size of the black hole or neutron star that sent out the gravitational waves, but further analysis could help determine the masses of the two objects.
By inciting our scorn of this individual, who we are led to believe is abusing the system, he wishes to divert our attention from the masses of people who rightfully need that same system.
But now, because of digital marketing and the masses of online information available to consumers, "all the rules about timing are gone," said Barbara Fox, the founder and president of the Fox Residential Group.
We'll use the estimated masses of the star and the exoplanet, along with the orbital radius, to model the behavior of this star-planet system, and then I'll show how you could detect it.
Supermassive black holes create galaxies likes oursAlmost every galaxy, including our Milky Way, has a supermassive black hole at its heart, with masses of millions to billions of times the mass of the sun.
There might even be live clams piled deep on the shore, mixed into the miscellany of rusted fishing lures and tangled masses of monofilament line, beach glass, plastic toys, driftwood and other childhood treasures.
Policy — wrongly, in my view — was broadly considered a boring topic in journalism, and so if you wanted to keep large masses of readers engaged, you couldn't do too much of it, too often.
Uterine fibroids, abnormal masses of fiber and muscle tissue in the wall of the uterus, are one of the most common causes of infertility and pregnancy complications, the study team writes in the journal Radiology.
The virtual monopoly that medical centers like Mount Sinai now exercise over patient data will be smashed, and researchers will finally have the masses of genetic data that the medical breakthroughs of the future require.
As I followed the masses of people on Saturday morning toward the Center for Civil Rights, where the march was to kick off, the streets of Downtown Atlanta were bigger than I'd ever seen them.
Alex Salmond, the former Scottish first minister, suggested this week that Trump's visit to the United Kingdom may take place at Balmoral, the Queen's Scotland estate, to evade the expected masses of protesters in London.
CHENNAI, India (Reuters) - Masses of grieving supporters wailed, beat their chests and cast flowers on Tuesday as actress-turned-politician Jayaram Jayalalithaa, one of India's most powerful leaders, was buried on the shorefront in Chennai.
It focuses on affordable stays using a budget hotel network that offers standardized services like clean towels, free WiFi and hot water which aren't always guaranteed by the masses of affordable hotels scattered across India.
Uruguayans seem to have a tacit agreement to resolve differences at the voting booth, instead of by packing masses of people into city squares to test the weight of opposing factions, as happens in Argentina.
An implanted electrode array has to sort through masses of brain activity to find commands, while our arms' neurons are serving up a filtered stream of signals, traveling from our brains at lightning-fast speeds.
From songs of heartbreak like "Tangled Up in Blue" to social commentary like that in "A-Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall," Dylan has inspired and mystified the masses, and, in particular, the masses of dads.
At the center of that strategy was the Fiat 500, a small but stylish city car that was invented in the years following World War II as a practical car for the masses of Europe.
The rapid ascent through the echelons of elite status providing reassurance that the American meritocracy is functioning just fine and is not in fact a rotten soulless fraud designed to rob the masses of dignity.
Forty years ago, HIV/AIDS was discovered among Haitian immigrants to the United States, even as it was affecting masses of American intravenous drug abusers, unprotected sexual adventurers and people infected by innocuous blood transfusions.
The nation's African American lynch victims were often hanged, burned, or shot, but this brutality did not require hatred so much as it relied on the masses of white people holding themselves to low standards.
Churchgoers were also given a notice from the district religious affairs bureau saying that the "great masses of believer must respect the rules and regulations and attend events in legally registered places of religious activity".
However, The Outline isn't currently planning to charge for its content, and it's also not going to churn out masses of low-quality stories that will drive up pageviews and, therefore, views for display ads.
Filings in the DoorDash case in federal court suggest that AAA is thinking about changing its rules to reduce companies' fees to $300 a case, rather than $1,900, when workers assert masses of arbitration demands.
This is standard wisdom among many experienced hands in investing, and Jack Bogle, the founder of Vanguard, made it a viable strategy for great masses of people by starting the first commercially available index fund.
"If you're trying to develop overall models of fundamental physics, grand unified theories and that kind of thing, then you want all of the information you can—like the masses of all of the particles."
The ethical complexities of representing masses of clients are laid out in a declaration that DoorDash's lawyers at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher filed in connection with that hearing last week before Judge Alsup in San Francisco.
Unlike, say, the biblical accounts of Adam and Eve and the birth of Jesus, these festive tales generally do not draw masses of faithful who insist as a point of dogma on their literal truth.
In "Untitled (two)" (1996) and "Untitled (yellow with ellipses)" (223), Mehretu articulates concerns with migration and dislocation in drawings that suggest aerial views of masses of people, or in loosely structured arrangements suggesting refugee camps.
With more than a billion and a half users, and masses of businesses that already run Pages and buy advertising on the site, it has well beyond a critical mass of potential buyers and sellers.
In the 1960s, Yoshida veered toward the psychedelic in oil-on-canvas paintings made of up masses of colored dots in circular compositions set against solid-color grounds or expanding clusters of ever-larger dots.
Venezuela&aposs meltdown has been accelerating under President Nicolas Maduro&aposs rule, prompting masses of people to abandon the nation in frustration at shortages of food and medicine, street violence, rampant blackouts — and now sputtering faucets.
The men and women bouncing around the cabin are building up a trove of data about these waters, including the humpback and blue whales that come this time of year to feed on masses of krill.
" She urged the staging of a demonstration, adding, "This is the kind of work we will have to do if we want to continue to make abolitionist ideas available to masses of people in this country.
Masses of fighters on the back of pickup trucks, twisted souls plotting in apartments or garages, they pose an enormous danger to civilians, they have to be stopped, but they do not threaten our national existence.
Now in terms of their really stunning hit piece, what they mentioned is when I was running for senate — unlike Hillary Clinton, I don't have masses of money in the bank, hundreds of millions of dollars.
The album rolls sci-fi synth oscillations, flute refrains, disembodied vocals, and percussive shocks into tectonic plate–shifting masses of sound, the forms and patterns of which dissolve the instant your mind identifies them as such.
There are no estimates yet of how big the impact of startups could be on Portugal's economy, but the Socialist government is throwing resources at them now for a simple reason: they create masses of jobs.
A clever policy could open the possibility of excluding cars almost entirely from city centers — so that streets could be reclaimed for new leisure and retail opportunities that don't demand masses of parking space on tap.
I have masses of archives from the BBC from the last 50 years sitting in my edit room, and I constantly rework it and play it back to you in different ways, as everyone does now.
Hungary's government has made hostility to immigration the main plank of its campaign, with billboards accusing Juncker and Hungarian-born U.S. billionaire George Soros of plotting to destroy European civilization by bringing in masses of Muslims.
They dubbed two of the four planets "super-Earths," so-called because they have masses of around 1.7 Earth mass, larger than Earth but among the smallest planets ever detected around the nearest sun-like stars.
The steam room, which was huge and in the center of the locker room, contained masses of soggy newspaper and leftover towels, and the lockers were the old version where you needed your old personal lock.
They've been coming in waves of caravans, fleeing persecution, violence, and poverty, spurred on by social media and local news stories of the swelling masses of people packing up what they could carry and heading north.
It's probably easier just to see it: When the climber in the above scenario falls, the result is a downward force on the anchor resulting from the masses of both the climber and the belayer combined.
It's for sure that when Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton it triggered a visceral response in masses of American women, and that trauma may be turning into a political uprising more powerful than the Tea Party.
Now, in terms of their really stunning hit piece, what they mentioned is when I was running for Senate, unlike Hillary Clinton, I don't have masses of money in the bank, hundreds of millions of dollars.
The astounding range of creativity, irreverence and abstruseness that resulted was bracketed between endpapers with wide-angled views of masses of humanity: The first showed the 22008 March on Washington, the last the 21980 Woodstock festival.
They refuse to acknowledge that masses of boys and men have been programmed from birth on to believe that at some point they must be violent, whether psychologically or physically, to prove that they are men.
Seniors and immunocompromised citizens have been put in a tough position: brave the masses of people sometimes literally fighting at grocery stores and risk catching something, or wait at home as they run out of supplies.
They provided a visual contrast to the great masses of aging men in bluish suit jackets, and they were a particular delight to photographers, who stalked them like rare animals, which in a way, they are.
The plot of Devil May Cry 5 goes something like this: Dante, Nero, and V are fighting masses of demons in order to save the human world and that's… kind of all you need to know.
Why it matters: It's the latest aviation tragedy in the former Soviet region, which faces a spotty historic safety record and masses of new passengers thanks to the creation of low-cost carriers like Bek Air.
Watching all this play out, I've been thinking about a profile Molly Ball wrote of Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway, limning her peculiar talent for cheerfully denying the towering masses of factual evidence against her boss's statements.
Queen D Of course, Dany and fire get along swimmingly, and so she leaves the building, flames enveloping every inch of it, unscathed but naked, presenting herself to the masses of Dothraki who bow at her power.
Their new result, published last week in Physical Review A, agrees with their first measurement, and is still inconsistent with the masses of the individual particles gathered from the University of Washington team and the German team.
Gravity can create some very strange things indeed, and as the researchers point out, their new technique could also be used to measure the masses of black holes and white dwarfs, both of which are very dense.
Visitors understood this almost immediately, with the front room's canvases full of swirling gobs of technicolor paint, and the androgynous white Neuro sculpture engulfed by masses of paint that had become felt-like through some electrostatic process.
It seems like BioWare has fixated on how dauntingly inaccessible the original Mass Effect was, and not the fact that it still won masses of people over, even with its overwrought item inventory system and multilayered complexity.
Among the suggested causes: pilgrims rushing to complete the rituals, heat, masses of faithful pushing against each other in opposite directions, even confusion among the many first-timers on the annual Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca and Mina.
Yes, but: While some advocates predict flying cars will be here within a decade, no one knows whether masses of people want to fly in taxis, or whether the many logistical and regulatory hurdles can be cleared.
Which was a point we apparently had to make to FaceApp, as controversy flared over its latest racist filters — yet the team apparently remained clueless as to why they were once again offending masses of potential users.
The only reason a company responds right away on Twitter, while untold masses of traditional 800-number callers are wasting their lives on hold, is because the company is worried about the threat of social media shame.
If you weren't among the masses of people who dropped a couple thousand dollars to see not Beyoncé Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga, and Gucci Mane in the Indio desert, you might be experiencing a bit of FOMO.
The most perilous moment came in December 22017, when, as Mr. Kania recalled 17 years later, he was ushered into Brezhnev's office and shown a map of the route that "masses of troops" would take into Poland.
I don't drink or do drugs, I am mostly terrified by masses of people and I hate every situation that I can not really control which is probably why I became a DJ in the first place.
Malaysia's Ministry of International Trade and Industry on Tuesday said it had received masses of applications to operate through the lockdown, and that it was seeking cooperation from industries to give way to those producing essential goods.
Disney+ is now live in Ireland, Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, and the UK. The service is offering masses of entertainment in one place, with the best content from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and National Geographic.
The announcement is the latest sign of an epochal change in money in politics, with candidates now able to finance a top-tier national campaign fueled by masses of donors giving a steady stream of small amounts.
Malaysia's Ministry of International Trade and Industry on Tuesday said it had received masses of applications to operate through the lockdown, and that it was seeking cooperation from industries to give way to those producing essential goods.
Concerns in the IDF are mounting that masses of Gazans will converge on the border fence with Israel if a threat by the c to stop paying for Hamas's use of electricity goes into effect next week.
Researchers at NREL investigated further into C. thermocellum's powers using a wide range of techniques including mass spectrometry, which essentially allows scientists to look at the different masses of a particular chemical so they can identify unknown compounds.
The impact is overwhelming and somewhat numbing, but the urgency of the work is palpable, as the accumulation of objects stands in for the masses of refugees and the flood of information that has drowned out their identities.
For the masses of people who have developed the habit of listening to music on the Echo simply because of the dirt-simple convenience of asking Alexa to play something, the Echo Sub is a serious level up.
In 2013 Madeline Lancaster, then of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, created the first true cerebral organoids when she discovered that stem cells growing in a supportive gel could form small spherical masses of organized, functioning brain tissue.
In other words, the systematic recording of masses of data alone won't be enough to ensure the reproducibility and objectivity of social studies, because these studies need to use often controversial social concepts to make their data significant.
Masses of people streaming out of offices and into subways, traffic clogging every street and avenue, lines for restaurants and velvet ropes outside bars and pop-up sales, the black S.U.V.s idling outside the banks on Wall Street.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "We support the liberation struggles of the oppressed masses of the world," reads a Statement of Purpose in the first volume of Black Politics: A Journal of Liberation, issued in March 1968.
Bugs are good for the planet And then there's the biggest selling point: Devouring bugs instead of methane-producing livestock is an easy, excellent way to deliver quality nutrition to the masses of humanity while helping the environment.
There is spattering (airborne chunks of lava) from fissures 15, 17, 43, 20, 21 and 22, as well as pahoehoe lava — smooth undulating or ropy masses of lava — flowing from fissures 17, 18 and 20, the HVO said.
I've thought about Martin Niemöller's infamous poem, "First they came ...", a lot in the past year, and I've sat in awe at protests as masses of people turned out to support Muslims, undocumented immigrants, and other marginalized communities.
On the smart lock front, it's always looked like a challenge for consumer targeting startups in the space to convince masses of individuals to manage the risk and complexity of a smart lock installation in their own home.
Scientists think these black holes are dense masses of the smallest possible length, surrounded by a far-out point-of-no-return of warped space from which light can't escape, based on Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity.
The best and lowest-cost healthcare system would organize huge blocks of consumers around a single-payer system, which would give large masses of consumers huge leverage to benefit from lower prices for insurance premiums and drug costs.
The incentives in this model have encouraged the worst behavior: publishers squeezing more and more ads into a cluttered space and marketers pointing to these masses of impressions and clicks as the sign of a job well done.
A science team devoted to TESS at MIT aims to measure the masses of at least 50 small exoplanets that have a radius of less than four times that of Earth -- an ideal dimension that could suggest habitability.
The two main masses of spongy stuff inside of a penis—the corpus cavernosa—are surrounded by an outer envelope called the tunica, which keeps all that blood contained and is crucial to the shape of an erection.
In 2013 he painted "Eternal Return 3," in which masses of people converge on the cityscape of Manhattan under a black night sky, with the ghosts of the Twin Towers glowing in the top center of the canvas.
But it was also based on an outright misreading of Trump's political persona, which combined issue positions and affects that appeal to large masses of Republican voters, with a promise that overall, and in the long run, Trump wins.
It's easy to see why Amazon is so interested in automation: It already treats its masses of low-wage human workers like machines to maximize efficiency and profit, so it's a tiny leap to just treating machines like machines.
They get to ride the valuation up from the millions to $10 billion, $20 billion or $50 billion and then sell their shares to the masses of public market investors who are thirsting for the next Amazon or Google.
It's portraying the specter of masses of people pressing anonymously into the US, and the caravan of some 20163,000 Central Americans currently making its way through southern Mexico, as a main reason to vote for Republicans to retain Congress.
" And then, after reading a long quote about how "broad masses of a nation are always more easily corrupted in the deeper strata of their emotional nature," Brooks got to his big conclusion: "Who is this big lie master?
Though he claims to speak for the common masses of Hungary, as opposed to its elites, just last weekend he failed to rouse enough voters to take part in a referendum that would have renounced European Union immigration policies.
The experts estimated casualties at as high as several million, a number which they said could be significantly reduced if mass cremation furnaces were built in order to avert a sanitary crisis brought on by masses of dead bodies.
Among the slow-moving masses of people on a recent Saturday were buskers of varying age and musical ability, karaoke singers both in tune and off key, acrobats, dancers, magicians and human statues, many of them drawing large crowds.
The system of global free trade has downsides — when an industry shifts from one country to another, masses of workers can pay the price — but it was set up as a kind of permanent win for the United States.
For example, in 2016 Georgetown Law Center found that the faces of about half of all American adults appear in searchable police databases that use facial recognition technology, making great masses of people trackable without their knowledge or consent.
The lesson I want to share with my little ones is to focus on the positive impacts (masses of people and organizations putting individual differences aside and helping each other) while respectfully acknowledging the negative impacts Harvey has caused.
Anxious about their future on a hotter planet and angry at world leaders for failing to arrest the crisis, masses of young people poured into the streets on every continent on Friday for a day of global climate protests.
"If we are not putting our voices out there on social media, then suddenly peoples' timelines and newsfeeds will be filled with masses of anti-vaxx content," said Canaan Aumua, who designed the bot along with colleague Sanjeev Krishna.
For example, months ago, to ensure the Ganges was as clean as possible for the busloads, trainloads and masses of Hindus coming for their spiritual immersion, Mr. Adityanath went after the tanneries that line the Ganges upstream from Prayagraj.
Not that that means much for us unwashed masses of the world—the white truffles are currently averaging between $1,21003 and $1,286 per pound, down from an average of $5,671 from this time last year, according to the WSJ.
While Beatrice is determined "to stop being a faceless person among the masses of other faceless people afraid to make a noise, fearful of disrupting the precarious equilibrium of their existence," can she possibly be anything but "a nobody" here?
"The existence of these books, these masses of books in one place, is in and of itself a great achievement," Omar Abo Anas, a front line rebel fighter, said in an opposition-produced video when the library was in service.
The freshly formed back hole's mass is typically a few percent smaller than the sum of the masses of the two initial black holes—all the rest has been radiated away by gravitational waves, most of it during the merger phase.
But Zeitgeist was a powerful film, and to the masses of surly teenagers who would have watched it, it would prove to be one of the first steps they would take to the pseudo-intellectual atheism that is now so prevalent.
In addition to the masses of ordinary people drawn to downtown Chicago on the unseasonably mild November night, political heavyweights and celebrities—from Brad Pitt to Oprah Winfrey to party chairman Howard Dean—were also on hand to show their support.
But when masses of ice are infused with that yellowish-red glacial flour (which naturally absorbs blue light), the resulting iceberg ends up absorbing both blue and red, while reflecting what's left — a color that falls in the greenish spectrum.
"This shift might indicate North Korea wants to redefine the outside world's perception of its military capabilities from masses of troops and tanks to more advanced weapon systems," said David Schmerler, a research associate at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation.
Gone in the president's address were the pleas of previous years to help the teeming masses of irregular migrants crossing the Mediterranean; in their place came a celebration of border guards and praise for Italy in slashing migration from Libya.
I cannot imagine how he could know, and there is not the least reason for thinking, as mystical democrats have thought, that the compounding of individual ignorances in masses of people can produce a continuous directing force in public affairs.
In an effort to provide more seating for the masses of bumbling singletons embarking on awkward first dates, restaurants have been ditching the dining tables, and are adding more tables for two and room at the bar, the Washington Post reports.
Discuss their set-up with the Wallenbergs and they say "Anglo-Saxons", schooled in British and American ideas that companies are best owned by masses of small investors (or pension funds), are wilfully blind to the benefits of family-dominated firms.
They were still human, still not too far removed from their Liverpool roots — just removed enough to feel like they were flying above the chimney-stacked rooftops, observing the masses of lonely people in a way they never saw themselves.
With Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, the people who brought you the phenomenon of Pokemon Go and its sophisticated sci-fi cousin Ingress will run a trilogy of games that turn real-world locations into magnets for masses of mobile players.
The Air Force admitted Monday that it failed to report Devin Kelley's 2012 domestic violence convictions to the FBI allowing the alleged gunman to purchase the firearm he used to kill masses of churchgoers in the small town of Sutherland Springs.
Rather, the inference is that the build in open interest in tandem with rising prices is mirroring the structural build in investment money in London without overly attracting the masses of day-traders that populate both Shanghai and other domestic exchanges.
The question for the emerging artists and musicians is, how do you rise above and set yourself apart from the teeming masses of other artists, all of whom want to become rich and famous (even if they won't admit it)?
Since then a bunch of follow-on admissions have flowed from the company confirming that access to user data on its platform wasn't as locked down as it's historically liked to claim — albeit, despite masses of evidence to the contrary.
Huge masses of Democratic and independent voters are enduring the nightmare — which they will act to end with a spectacular turnout in November 85033 —  of a president at war against their hopes and dreams for their lives and our country.
In what is seen as a test case, freedom of information activists are requesting masses of data from German personal credit rating agency SCHUFA in a bid to unearth the secret algorithm it uses to decide who is a bad risk.
"They're cheaper to run than an oven and you can make masses of portions to freeze for eating during the week," says Baptie, who has an MSc in Applied Sports Nutrition and is a Certified Specialist in Fitness Nutrition (SFN).
With its 270 exhibitors, Tefaf Maastricht is a much bigger fair that gathers together critical masses of specialist dealers, making it a destination event for museum curators and international collectors of historic material such as antiquities, old masters and medieval art.
They said behind the dewy, envious appearance of many Instagrammers were promotions of an unhealthy, unattainable body image and masses of false information about food: gluten is bad for your gut, detox tea is your savior, and acidic food causes diseases.
We do know that it is the last decade of the 20th century; that masses of young people in China, having tasted a morsel of capitalism at home, feel the lure of New York at its glittering peak of prosperity.
The long-lost piece, "Funeral Song," a 12-minute orchestral work that Stravinsky wrote when he was 26 to mark the death of his teacher, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, was rediscovered in 2015 amid masses of scores at the St. Petersburg Conservatory.
The Kavanaugh fight is expected to do more to help Senate Republican candidates than those for swing House seats, which are largely being fought in the suburbs over local issues and, in some cases, lack critical masses of conservative voters.
"I would never give citizenship to the masses of the Arab population in Judea and Samaria," said Yoav Kisch, a member of Parliament from Mr. Netanyahu's party who is advancing one autonomy plan, using the biblical names for the West Bank.
For many years, American economists have spoken of Japan and Western Europe as places where the slow grind of demographic change — masses of workers reaching retirement age, and smaller generations replacing them — has been a major drag on the economy.
The developments on Sunday came after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey announced that he would open the border for migrants to enter Europe, saying his country could no longer handle the masses of people fleeing the war in Syria.
"I am the product of the masses of my country and the product of my enemy" — references to South Africa's white rulers under apartheid and to her burning hatred of them, rooted in her own years of mistreatment, incarceration and banishment.
Sundays were often spent at a kind of salon at the Dickersons' modest house in the older part of town, a neighborhood of streets running along a gently winding tributary of the Arkansas River, masses of cottonwood trees shading its banks.
"The gravitational effect of the planets and the large asteroids can all be modeled very well, because we know the positions and masses of them," Marco Micheli, a European Space Agency planetary scientist and the study's lead author, said via email.
The fact that `Oumuamua is a comet confirms scientists' theories of planet and solar system formation, which holds that comets are thrown out of solar systems during the formation process as big masses of rock and ice are moving around.
The massive vessel Eduard Toll, loaded with liquified natural gas from Siberia, successfully traversed through an icy Arctic sea route in January without any help from icebreaking ships — robust vessels that typically break through masses of ice to clear a path ahead.
Not only does this reveal the existence of gravitational waves (as predicted by Einstein), it provides some details about the event: a collision, some 1.3 billion years ago, between two black holes with masses of 29 and 36 times that of our sun.
By using a global network ground-based telescopes like TRAPPIST and space-based telescopes like Spitzer, the researchers continued looking toward the TRAPPIST system and were able to determine the orbital periods, distances from their star, radius and and masses of the planets.
While there are many gems among the masses of Lifetime films (and, no, we're not talking about Liz & Dick), there are only a few that have captured the attention of the Screen Actors Guild – and scored nominations for Screen Actors Guild Awards.
The business pages of local newspapers feature powerful, wealthy men of South Asian descent and, at the same time, rush-hour NJ Transit trains include people of South Asian descent among the masses of working stiffs commuting to and from New York City.
The 33-pound, unguided projectile — intended to explode far above masses of enemy infantry — would have to be blasted from a moving aircraft to reach a house in an alleyway more than 2 miles away, the shot buffeted by winds the whole way.
We attach ourselves to the fringe, the race of lords, which did not grow through a miserabilist doctrine and knows by the virtue of its own character that it is called to rule, and rule without weakness over the masses of beings.
Cradling a sewing machine and a blank accordion book crafted of tarlatane and paper, Berriolo bundled herself into the far end of a subway car, peering out at the masses of tired, end-of-day workers and commuters encased in the silent carriage.
While Ghostbusters II didn't earn nearly as much critical acclaim in 21984 as the original Ghostbusters did in 1984, it certainly didn't snuff out all further interest in seeing Venkman, Spengler, Stantz, and Zeddmore continue to bust floating masses of paranormal ooze.
Spying the masses of potential customers beyond the e-commerce realm, Casper has since partnered first with home furnishings retailer West Elm and then Target — coincidentally, after the Minneapolis retail giant tried to make them one of those billion-dollar acquisitions mentioned above.
The LEP collider was constructed in 1989 and later upgraded (in 1995) to the LEP II. It has several claims to fame, including further refinements to the masses of the W and Z bosons and a would-be hint of the Higgs boson.
"You're going to have masses of different opinions about what's going to happen to transaction levels, what's going to happen to pricing, what's going to happen to costs, what's going to happen to mortgage lending, what's going to happen to policy," Hardy said.
READ MORE: The Crisis in Syria After the Syrian government -- with the help of Russian air power -- regained control of the key city of Aleppo last year, masses of opposition rebels were bussed to Idlib as part of a people-swap agreement.
The two play different roles in their users' lives: Google has masses of data about the world, whereas Facebook knows about you and your friends; you go to Google to get things done, but turn to Facebook when you have time to kill.
But when, one year to the day before the election, she opened Germany's borders to masses of refugees seeking to enter Europe via the Balkans, she lost the backing of much of Germany, especially in the eastern parts where foreigners are relatively rare.
By "applying information-psychological pressure," by encroaching upon restricted air space, for example, Russia has used a budget-friendly efficient tactic here, Sukhankin said, unlike Soviet times when the Kremlin permanently kept masses of armed forces in Kaliningrad and the three Baltic states.
Whether America would be best served by regular thrashings, or should instead concentrate resources on improving standards among the masses of youngsters playing in America now who want to grow into world-class players is a question for the United States Soccer Federation.
"As these highly experienced AQ veterans still sit in Syria, situated within masses of frustrated jihadists and a growing void of hardliner leadership, only a fool would think that AQ is sitting idly by," concludes the SITE Intelligence Institute, which tracks jihadi movements.
His subjects are often caught gazing through pond fronds or directly handling species of plant life; it is as if a viewer of his works is taking on the viewpoint of someone who lives within the shaded forests and masses of shrubbery.
I was washing my hands, as I've done approximately 50 times over the past two days, because I've now joined the masses of paranoid people worried about contracting the new coronavirus (which results in the disease that's been officially named COVID-22020).
Bodies are seen so close up that they become abstract masses of lines, like Lust's renderings of acoustic phenomena; faces are flattened into grotesque caricatures; scenes are half-obscured by tints that change from section to section — rusty purple, rusty orange, rusty green.
"He&aposs absolutely hilarious and hugely committed, he&aposs got masses of energy, great attention to detail, and he allowed me to run his businesses for him and cook inside his restaurants and develop menus and do all that sort of thing." 
ABOUT EVERY seven days, turbine parts are loaded onto a giant ship in Hull docks: blades measuring 75 metres (250 feet), 90-metre-high towers and 400-tonne nacelles, the masses of steel, fibreglass and gears that together transform wind into power.
But unlike in Iowa, the victor was clear: Mr. Sanders won handily with the multiracial coalition he has long spoken of building, though he did not bring in the masses of new voters he argues would carry him to victory in November.
We'll start with the standard model for the magnitude of the gravitational force between any two objects: In this expression, m1 and m2 are the masses of the two objects—let's say the astronaut is 100 kg and the rock is 1003 kg.
"From conventional observations with light, we already knew of 17 binary neutron star systems in our own galaxy and we have estimated the masses of these stars," said Ben Farr, study co-author and LIGO team member based at the University of Oregon.
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Masses of tiny red crustaceans known as tuna crabs have washed up for a second straight year along stretches of the Southern California shoreline in a phenomenon marine scientists say is linked to warmer ocean currents flowing up the coast.
Oklahoma teachers have been occupying the state Capitol for four straight days now, filling the entire building with huge masses of people on every level, chanting protest slogans that have grown pointed and personal as the two sides continue their standoff. Gov.
So while you have the familiar rock-paper-scissor battles between masses of infantry and cavalry, there's a lot of Dynasty Warriors mayhem happening as historical icons like Lu Bu and Xiahou Dun stalk the battlefield and often single-handedly turn the tide.
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A warming ocean is taking its toll on California's popular and playful sea lions for a fourth straight year, with scientists now reporting lower birth rates depleting the population, and masses of young animals still washing up starving and stranded on beaches.
As 12-year-old Merryn, a young girl searching for her father, you are as a wisp of grass in an ocean of giants, luminescent jellyfish the size of your entire body, and roiling masses of plankton shooting missiles of sharpened sea stuff like torpedoes.
He also rants about Bangladesh's right-wing, Islamist political party Jamaat-e-Islami, blasting them for their failure to implement the "law of Allah" during their time in power and congratulating "masses of cow-worshipping, pagan Hindus" on religious occasions, among many other perceived wrongs.
"The hurricane isn't named Maria, it's named Prepa," says Rodrigo Masses of the Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association, referring to the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, which oversees the country's dilapidated, and now defunct, electrical grid and owes roughly $9bn of Puerto Rico's $73bn debt.
Orwellian voice recognition Using burner phones may help keep the authorities off of your scent and allow your conversations to blend into the masses of unencrypted phone traffic, but without the protection of encryption there is yet another technological foe to contend with: voice recognition.
This kind of AR-driven treasure hunt resulted in masses of users appearing in unlikely locations, clutching their smartphones in the same way the prototypical detective holds a magnifying glass in front of his face as he hunts down clues, oblivious to all around him.
"This is politics 101: if you want your member of Congress to feel pressure, the easiest way is to have huge masses of people to demonstrate how displeased they are," Lopez said, adding that he hopes the San Francisco protest will swell particularly big.
In past years, these masses of Arctic ice had mostly stayed put in their proper ocean — the Arctic — but increasing temperatures caused ice to melt, unclogging the channels connecting the Arctic to the north Atlantic, thus allowing massive surges of ice to flow freely south.
But wind instruments around the globe measured an uptick in average surface wind speeds beginning in 2010 (wind is inherently created by the sun unevenly heating different parts of Earth, resulting in masses of air with different temperatures and densities moving around the planet).
Hungary has made hostility to immigration the main plank of its campaign for European elections in May, putting up billboards accusing European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and U.S. billionaire George Soros of plotting to destroy European civilisation by bringing in masses of Muslims.
It said profit for the sake of profit and not for the greater good was "illegitimate" and condemned a "reckless and amoral culture of waste" that has created oligarchies in some countries while leaving great masses of impoverished people "without any means of escape".
The mission, they said at a meeting of the American Astronomical Association in Seattle, was well on track to its official goal of finding and measuring the masses of at least 50 planets that are no larger than four times the size of Earth.
"What I am scared about is the loss of reason and wave of fear that has induced the masses of society into a spellbinding spiral of panic, stockpiling obscene quantities of anything that could fill a bomb shelter adequately in a post-apocalyptic world."
But there's reason to believe it's becoming even more so, because when it comes to affairs involving masses of human beings — which is most things, from politics to markets to religion to art and entertainment — a range of forces is altering society in fundamental ways.
Because a study out today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences uses two decades of data to make a pivotal connection: Pseudo-nitzschia gets particularly toxic in masses of warm Pacific waters like El Niño and the less-romantic-sounding Pacific Decadal Oscillation.
Defence Secretary Carter, for his part, stressed a rather different side of the F-35 in his speech, noting that its ability to share masses of data in real time with other warplanes make it "ideal" for joint operations in coalitions, including with the United States.
The rapid inclusion of embedded sensors and internet connectivity is turning most of the appliances we use into "smart devices" that can respond to our voice commands, while generating masses of data that is in turn analyzed in edge-of-network hub computers or the cloud.
Facebook famously failed even to spot mass manipulation campaigns going on in its own backyard — when in 2016 Kremlin-backed disinformation agents injected masses of anti-Clinton, pro-Trump propaganda into its platform and garnered hundreds of millions of American voters' eyeballs at a bargain basement price.
Dyani White Hawk masters quillwork by incorporating it into her paintings — she meticulously places quills to form blocks of color in "Black and White IV" (2016) — and by imitating it, in the masses of tiny brushstrokes that make up the five-by-seven-foot "Untitled" (2017).
As Weather Company's senior meteorologist Jon Erdman explained to Gizmodo, it all depends on the presence of a particular pattern in the jet stream—that narrow band of strong winds in the upper levels of the atmosphere that marks the boundary between air masses of different temperatures.
From the abstract... this study combines evidence from a property of the star (heavy element content) that we expect to be correlated with their disks and thus with planet formation in those disks, as well as evidence from the distribution masses of low-mass companions we observe.
PARIS (Reuters) - The interior ministers of France, Germany and Italy will meet in Paris on Sunday to discuss ways to help Italy, which has been struggling with the masses of migrants arriving on its shores and has demanded solidarity from other members of the European Union.
"It's pretty consistent what we're hearing, which is what's out there today is not working, and people are really looking to get their arms around how do they provide alternatives to large groups and large masses of people who really haven't had effective alternatives," he said.
The point here isn't that the US is hypocritical — it's that it's actually easier, politically, to take in refugees from far away as individuals and give them the resources to integrate than it is to address masses of refugees surging into the country from next door.
It's how they distribute and program the masses of information users freely upload, creating maximally engaging order out of the daily human chaos they've tasked themselves with turning into a compelling and personalized narrative — without paying a massive army of human editors to do the job.
Their lungs scar up more quickly, and many miners develop large masses of scar tissue and nodules, according to Dr. Robert Cohen, professor of pulmonary and critical care medicine at Northwestern University at the Feinberg School of Medicine and medical director of the Black Lung Clinics Coalition.
While the anger from Trump supporters who were fearful he would be denied the nomination appears to have diminished, masses of anti-Trump demonstrators are still expected to descend on Cleveland, a city that has been a caldron of racial tensions between the police and residents.
It is evident Trump will be neither criminally prosecuted nor removed from office by a Republican Senate, so all that remains is to fire off subpoenas nobody will respond to, issue contempt findings nobody will enforce, and convince the masses of a crisis that does not exist.
BRUSSELS — The European Union still has nightmares about the mismanaged chaos of the 2015 influx of migrants and refugees, which produced horrible pictures of dead children, masses of unregistered people wandering the roads, political divisions and a significant boost to far-right populism across the Continent.
"López Obrador is facing a baptism of fire, and a dilemma of whether he should maintain his promises of humanitarian policies, or stop the masses of migrants trying to reach the U.S." Law enforcement used tear gas against migrants in at least two of the locations.
" A village house, for example, can be bought for 210,209 euros (or about $241,000), but "when you live there, you're not going to get the bright lights and the bling, the nightclubs for your teenage children, and you're not going to get masses of Michelin-star restaurants.
" The descent into senseless violence will be portrayed through an evolution of society as "sensual and pleasure-loving," he said, into a "narrow" space where masses of people have been manipulated to blindly follow a set of beliefs: "Little by little, the characters become more fanatic.
This year, Delphi went further, acquiring a start-up with technology for wirelessly transferring data and software to and from vehicles, and investing $15 million in another Israeli company, Otonomo, which specializes in organizing masses of data into forms that automakers and others will pay for.
Munich-based Siemens is accelerating growth in its digital expertise, buying a string of software companies in the hope of leading a movement towards smart factories in which machines can flag their own repair needs and collect masses of production data to improve processes without human intervention.
As Buzzfeed editor Ben Smith pointed out on Thursday, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a recent meeting with publishers seems to value the idea that masses of users should be able to vote to come to a set of "common facts and common understanding" about the truth.
That previous exodus was a tale told through images: migrants wading across the Suchiate River, which marks the border between Guatemala and Mexico; masses of people filling country roads and cramming into pickup trucks; and the central squares of provincial Mexican cities transformed into cluttered campsites.
One team of researchers from the Universities of California Los Angeles and San Diego considered the interaction between black holes that formed in the seconds after the big bang and neutron stars, dense masses of neutrons only a few miles across that happen to be full of pasta.
Scottdale, GA ZIP code: 30079  Metropolitan area: Atlanta, GA Median home list price: $404,700 Three-year price appreciation: 207% Three-year home listing increase: 14% A mix of affordability and a wave of desirable new construction lured masses of buyers to Scottdale, just 25 minutes east of Atlanta.
William Sullivan, then-head of the FBI's domestic intelligence division, wrote in a 1963 memo: Personally, I believe in the light of King's powerful demagogic speech yesterday he stands heads and shoulders over all other Negro leaders put together when it comes to influencing great masses of Negroes.
This is how most Americans have come to know the Chinese city of Wuhan, where health workers are trying to contain the spread of the deadly coronavirus outbreak: a panicked metropolis, a hastily constructed hospital built to accommodate masses of victims and an eerie scene of empty streets.
Robert Santos, a meteorologist for Spectrum News 1, a local cable channel, said big temperature drops in the mountains and high desert country inland produce masses of cold, heavy air that push out like the opening of a freezer, producing strong gusts of dry wind downhill toward the ocean.
That is the real meaning of those sets of remains on a shelf or set of bones scattered in the desert, as Molina is all too aware: a particular person who has disappeared into the often unrecorded masses of the border death count, without word to those left behind.
The first was very much of a piece with RTS games of the early 2000s: base-building and masses of impersonal troops ruled the day, and some of the add-ons even came with full blown campaign maps, a bit reminiscent of a more constrained Total War campaign map.
Sutton might be sleeping with the board member's hottest guy — and Page is very charming, a relief given that I still knee-jerk scowl at the memory of him playing Joan's awful husband on Mad Men — but she has masses of student loans weighing down her loftier ambitions.
Upon our plane's descent into Hong Kong, I looked out the window onto cargo ships slowly plying through gray-green waters, the shipping containers like so many primary-colored Legos stacked on their decks and could see the dark masses of the outlying islands jutting up from the water.
Kinetic energy is the energy an object has by virtue of being in motion, and it depends (like momentum) on its speed (v) and mass: Gravitational potential energy (U ) depends on the masses of both the planet and the object, as well as the distance between their centers.
When: February 17053–March 17043 Where: Aperture Foundation (17033 West 17023th Street, 17013th Floor, Chelsea, Manhattan) This exhibition takes to heart the idea that the masses of people incarcerated, in addition to everything else they lack, are also bereft of dignity — particularly in the ways they are portrayed publicly.
While StarCraft II proper focuses on the grand strategy of controlling masses of units at once, StarCraft Universe pits you against bosses like a house-sized "ultralisk" as a single unit (with help from computer-controlled characters) with one of eight combat classes split between the Terran (Human) and Protoss races.
Mining and coal conferences at the time were well attended and featured masses of presentations from both junior and established companies, all with the common theme of how much they were going to invest in new mines and how much new production was coming to meet the massive Asian demand.
It's a gesture to some of the most urgent problems of our times—that our environment is quickly being overcome by masses of industrial waste, that more resources are dedicated toward policing and military spending than trying to fix it, and that we all are, in our own small ways, complicit.
But the security of Americans is farthest removed from the unfolding agenda of an administration that is now systematically targeting every single dimension of a civic life in the US -- from frightening disregard for environmental policies to ridicule of masses of millions of women protesting their vulnerability under a Trump demonstration.
If solar storms really can influence human psychology and biological processes, it stands to reason that if Tchijevsky and his followers are right about electromagnetism being capable of motivating masses of people to commit heinous crimes they would need to be able to account for the rise of the Islamic State.
It's crazy to think that as Twitter was making a last ditch effort to sell the company, and potential bidders were pulling out because of the trolling, bullying, and masses of white nationalist-inspired hatred on the platform, Twitter was dreaming up even more ways to fill tweets with insidious hatred.
She makes her way among the masses of supposedly pissed off yet smiling protesters, who brandish offensively inoffensive signs, grabs a can of Pepsi, and hands it to a police officer who takes a sip and smiles (presumably due to the relief of dealing with a such docile group of protesters).
Its robotics, drones and search engine all contribute expertise that helps to guide a driverless car down the road avoiding pedestrians, obstacles and other vehicles, using computing power and sophisticated software to interpret masses of data received both from the car's on-board sensors and from external sources through wireless connections.
Indeed, when I walked in the woods again on Tuesday, I saw an unnerving display of resilience in the gypsy moths, spying dozens, then hundreds, of newly emerged moths mating or laying masses of eggs, some right next to the skins of their dead kin, preparing for next year's feast.
With a halt on evictions, renters will still owe money at a later date but won't be evicted from their homes for lack of payment, though it's also unclear how the masses of people who became unemployed because of the coronavirus would afford to pay back multiple months of rent.
The Dashers moved to compel arbitration and to enjoin DoorDash from abruptly changing couriers' contracts to switch from mandatory arbitration at AAA to arbitration at a far smaller service, the International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution, that recently adopted rules to stretch out the process of arbitrating masses of employee claims.
If that happens, the question will be whether those displaced workers can adapt any better than the steelworkers of 30 years ago — and if not, how to deal with masses of white-collar workers who are as disconnected from the modern economy as their blue-collar counterparts seem to be.

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