Tangles of them lie in huge meshes on the floor.
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This "complex Cosmos of correspondences" meshes together "like a Japanese car".
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So naturally this music meshes well with my interests and passions.
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Meshes of the Afternoon (Maya Deren and Alexander Hammid, 1943)39.
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Unfortunately, by importing the meshes into Blender, some information get lost.
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So a chunky Nvidia investment meshes with his view of tomorrow's world.
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Teste's enthusiasm for tinkering with form meshes well with Cassavetes' own oeuvre.
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KKB's feel good universe meshes well with nu disco's feel good manifesto.
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He also sings amidst CGI meshes because we're in the future, dammit.
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Professor Gordon's view of slowing technological opportunities meshes with other bits of evidence.
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The dialogue-focused gameplay meshes well with the spooky '80s-style horror vibe.
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That meshes well with the X7's ride quality, which is simply exceptional.
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That result meshes with another recent poll showing the race within 6 points.
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The anecdote meshes with the president's past views of the anti-corruption law.
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I'll be curious to see how Mr. Mulvaney meshes with his new colleagues.
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It meshes with some of the traditional buyers of duration, like pension funds.
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It is exceptionally suspenseful and entertaining, and meshes well with the Hulu series.
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A red and black interior theme meshes well with the flat-bottomed steering wheel.
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The Vive's controllers give subtle haptic feedback that meshes seamlessly with your visual experience.
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Schultz is releasing a book in February that meshes his upbringing with societal responsibilities.
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Lil Uzi Vert is younger, and meshes his upheaval with splashes of beatific love.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: This just further in meshes him into not collusion but a conspiracy.
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As numerous social scientists have written, obstruction and stalemate meshes with the conservative agenda.
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This meshes with a tweet Technologer editor Nir Ben Yona Shein sent back in November.
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The match-up meshes Masvidal's brawling, TV-friendly style against Usman's expertise on the mat.
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It also meshes well with Barrier, his and Mr. Vaughan's new series about illegal immigration.
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Her latest Instagram post meshes with the approach she has taken as she faces adversity.
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He's the guy who "wins" and that meshes perfectly with television, especially reality television culture.
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This meshes nicely with Metaferia's ongoing practice, which combines performance, drawing, writing, collage, and video.
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This finding meshes well with what scientists already suspected—bats are a primary spreader of disease.
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It is also facing lawsuits tied to anti-psychotic drug Risperdal, pelvic meshes, and opiod drugs.
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The actual work, like remodeling the meshes which I do with Blender, was the easiest part.
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All of this meshes nicely (from advertisers' point of view) with Snapchat's redesign a week ago.
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That same friendly focus also meshes with Lyft's positioning as a socially-conscious competitor to Uber.
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But in the fantasy, you pick a group because it already meshes perfectly with your brain.
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When he's tempted to smoke it, the comedy meshes homespun morals with cosmic leaps of fancy.
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"But it can't be an arranged marriage with someone she meshes well with on paper," he added.
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Her particular brand of centrist liberalism meshes well with the politics of the city as a whole.
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They can also get caught and entangled in commercial fishing nets and meshes used to protect beaches.
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This is not a way of eating or living that meshes with our get-it-now culture.
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Fans have repeatedly raised the question of whether Discovery's timeline really meshes with previous Trek series, and how.
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But for me, the advantages of digital games perfectly meshes with the play anywhere mentality of the Switch.
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But what's different is that the goTenna Mesh sends communications across publicly available UHF frequencies, and it meshes.
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It meshes ambient music and songs with words, in tracks that move amid meditation, disquiet, desolation and uplift.
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Today's young candidates of the left tell a story of personal struggle that meshes with their political vision.
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If Butler meshes with Embiid and Simmons, Philadelphia will have made the East's upper crust even more formidable.
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Hand drumming meshes with percussive, modal motifs from Brooklyn Rider, as Ms. Herrera's performance merges wonderment and disillusion.
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And like Apple, he imagines a future that meshes with how humans actually behave and what they expect.
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The deal meshes with Uber&aposs strategy to sell-off underperforming delivery markets if they do not compete.
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The center is an offshoot of the União do Vegetal, a religion that meshes Christianity with ayahuasca worship.
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Levine's company is a response to the issues that have developed around understanding and managing the service meshes themselves.
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The reclamation of Eliza's story meshes well with Bertha Truitt's own startling agency during roughly the same time period.
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One app called Constructor, for example, relies on Tango's dedicated infrared depth-sensing camera to create detailed 3D meshes.
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She had watched "Meshes of the Afternoon" (1943), a short experimental film written and co-directed by Maya Deren.
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Peloton's suit presents Peloton as an underdog in the marketplace, which meshes well with the narrative already surrounding it.
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Projected onto the scrim and manipulated live by Mr. Atlas, the recorded meshes with the real in mesmerizing ways.
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In retrospect that sensibility meshes perfectly with a pop approach where breathy vocals scraped against skeletal beats generate friction.
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Ah, the days when "computers" hadn't become immaterial meshes of data and content pervading the very air we breathe!
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Sonnet doesn't replace TensorFlow, it's simply a higher-level library that meshes well with DeepMind's internal best-practices for research.
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This meshes with data gathered by others such as the International Growth Centre (IGC) at the London School of Economics.
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Ideally, the culture meshes well with your personality and you find it easy to communicate and connect with your coworkers.
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The device is made from nanoscale meshes containing a water-soluble polymer called polyvinyl alcohol and a layer of gold.
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Ritchie's stylized action sequences frequently employ techniques like slow motion, but the mix of gritty battles and CGI monstrosities never meshes.
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Boston Scientific and Coloplast are the only companies that still sell and distribute meshes for this use, the FDA told Reuters.
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She was preaching to largely Israel-hostile German viewership and her message meshes well with Obama's posture toward the Jewish state.
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But we found the wireframe meshes and stuff to be a little bit inexpressive and just kind of sterile and boring.
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The selections also include newsreels like that of the Hindenburg disaster and experimental works like Maya Deren's Meshes of the Afternoon.
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The paper never specifically mentions Modern Monetary Theory, though the approach it describes meshes with central tenets of the MMT approach.
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The result meshes popcorn sensibilities and personal sentiments in a way that never feels cloying or like it's trying too hard.
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But despite being the richest, youngest, biggest and most prominent player on the team, he meshes nicely into his new workplace culture.
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Still, it's enough, and the team reckons it could be used to replace the fine wire meshes currently used in heated windscreens.
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And yet, when Greta shows her true nature, it unleashes an inner strength that somehow meshes with what we've seen so far.
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The race is certainly on to try out different ideas and architectures and see what meshes best with AI technologies and developers.
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Cohn is the newest top player inside the White House, so it'll take time to see how he meshes with the others.
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You'll also master depth and perspective, make color adjustments and gradient meshes in minutes, and turn simple charts and graphs into fine art.
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If you know the source of the suggestion, then you might give it a chance and see if it meshes with your tastes.
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New South Wales snagged 133 "target" sharks in meshes along its northern coast between 2015 and 2016, as well as 615 other animals.
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Regrettably, Miller's use of the word carries echoes of this terrible history, and meshes with the authoritarian-loving tone of the Trump administration.
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"The meshes derived from this process were used as a template for our 3D artists to model detailed architecture and landscape," Garber explains.
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With a pungent libretto by Michael Korie, this thought-provoking opera meshes fact and fiction in its depiction of the painter Edward Hopper.
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In the best cases, you wind up with someone who is clean and friendly, and has a schedule that meshes well with yours.
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However, the study meshes with data collected by Bank of America Merrill Lynch and others that show consistent underperformance on the active management side.
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"He's a doer, who is nonideological, pragmatic, which very much meshes with the president's approach," said Benjamin J. Rhodes, the deputy national security adviser.
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" Scorsone previously opened up to PEOPLE about how her work on Grey's Anatomy meshes with motherhood, explaining, "This is the amazing thing about Shondaland.
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Those collaborators' penchant for chilly melodies — versus blazing, smash-you-over-the-head hooks — meshes well with Perry's diary of reflection and self-enlightenment.
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Using the coating in medical meshes could also reduce the risk of infection for wounded patients, and farmers could stay protected from organophosphate pesticides.
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That, in turn, could affect how you feel about remaining in the fund, depending on how it meshes with your other investments and goals.
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Even better, that character development meshes beautifully with season three's slight return to the more straightforward "hack of the week" structure of season one.
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The decision to willingly forgo the debate stage meshes with the type of catch-lightning-in-a-bottle campaign he is trying to run.
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That he meshed with Ambrose isn't a surprise—Styles meshes with everyone—but Ambrose has seemed liberated in a way we've not seen before.
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The conclusion that boys benefited more than girls meshes with other research findings that boys are more sensitive to disadvantage and responsive to intervention.
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Happily, the simulation meshes well with the seismic data collected in 2014 and 2015, which suggests the models are reasonable approximations of the real world.
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A sense of unpredictability infused "Confluence" for chamber orchestra, by Huang Ruo, whose music meshes influences including Chinese folk, Western avant-garde, rock and jazz.
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But, in fact, I had nearly no experience with programming, modding workflows and not even with the tools that I used for remodeling the meshes.
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It's already been rolled out in a number of forms for medical serves like implants and surgical meshes and has been utilized for beauty products.
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As eclectic as Haeckel's lithographs, De Giuli's microscopic entities are set in motion, fanning out into meshes before resting and finally disappearing into black voids.
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Like Future Cuts, which was developed by hairstylist George Northwood, Future Hair Color is painted on in a way that meshes with your natural hue.
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The political divide between high-output and low-output parts of the country also meshes with the cleavage between urban America — largely won by Mrs.
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This model (which the BIG3 also uses) meshes well with modern sports fandom, where fans — particularly young ones — are increasingly following players over local teams.
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The idea behind service meshes is to provide an infrastructure layer that allows the different services that make up modern applications to talk to each other.
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Completed in 1994 and dedicated to the cellist Mstislav Rostropovich, it is an example of the composer's polystylistic approach, which meshes genres from Baroque to jazz.
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The darker side of Edison's personality never entirely meshes with the sentimental attempts to humanize him, primarily his underdeveloped friendship with loyal personal secretary Samuel Insull.
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The lower-for-much-longer view meshes fairly well with traders in the fed funds futures markets, though it is in substantial conflict with Fed projections.
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Many people will take fakes at face value (remember that picture of a shark in Houston?), especially if its content meshes with what they already think.
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The company meshes the founders' desire to make cloth diapering accessible to all families and to provide an environmentally sustainable option to conserve the planet's resources.
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A smarter approach is identifying an eating plan that meshes with your lifestyle and food preferences and then taking small, sustainable steps to keep at it.
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Appearing in flashbacks to 1930s Berlin, Hari's character is part of a metaphysical period piece that meshes with the show's setting in current-day Los Angeles.
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He's one of the NBA's best scorers, passers, and ball-handlers, with timeless strength and a skill-set that succinctly meshes with the league's modern aesthetic.
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If there's a DC property that meshes with Snyder's dark, cynical, and serious aesthetic, it's Suicide Squad — a film about antiheroes who become black-ops mercenaries.
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This influx of newly involved women meshes and sometimes clashes with years of political action by a growing cadre of Hispanics enraged by anti-immigrant policies.
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Instead, he meshes those qualities with the radical melodies brought to hip-hop over the last 15 years by Kanye West, André 3000 and Pharrell Williams.
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Then, the pasta-giver was replaced by two large, side-by-side photos of human faces, one smiling and one angrily frowning, tacked to the metal meshes.
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This notion meshes well with Facebook's needs to encourage people to share more personal stuff, for example, given that rates of personal sharing are in apparent decline.
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I think I have a little bit more of an eclectic style, but we both love color so I think that our style really meshes well together.
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The 7 mm holes and 3 mm slits are a little smaller than the openings in meshes typically employed at openings in order to keep rodents out.
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But when it comes to drug crime, in particular, the public's desire to aggressively go after drug dealers meshes neatly with the profits police stand to make.
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According to the article, some law firms believe women get higher awards when they've had the implants removed, compared to plaintiffs who still have the meshes implanted.
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The law review meshes with that goal, though the government is clearly giving itself a very tight timetable for resolving regulatory complications and passing the necessary legislation.
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That carries over to DJWWWW's side too, which meshes together sounds in a buoyant, head-spinning collage of pinging beats, comic-book onomatopoetics and Mortal Kombat samples.
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It's incredibly quiet, with the smooth V-24 meshes nicely with the low-down torque of the electric powertrain, with the two swapping duties without fuss or fault.
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Then the depth maps are turned into 3D meshes (a sort of two-dimensional model or shell) — think of it like a papier-mache version of the landscape.
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The sentiment has roots in a Martin Luther King Jr. speech weeks before his assassination and meshes with Brown's longtime advocacy for blue-collar workers and organized labor.
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But a tour through campaign filings suggests that no one meshes business and political pursuits quite as seamlessly as the candidate whose campaign is built on his celebrity.
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As the Google team told me, enterprises are also looking for more extensibility and the ability to extend Kubernetes with third-party applications, including service meshes like Istio.
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The outer enclosure of other headphones is replaced by metal meshes on both Focal models, with the design's deliberate intent being to let sound escape in all directions.
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At the same time, the acquisition of Noah meshes with Anthony's long-stated desire to win now, while he is still clinging to some semblance of his prime.
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That premise, with both sides participating in what the Israeli spymaster, Kurtz (Michael Shannon), calls "the theater of the real," meshes with Park's predispositions toward theatricality and artifice.
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Levine says that she recognized that companies would be using multiple service meshes for multiple situations and that not every company would have the technical capabilities to manage this.
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The solution is cheap to manufacture, and can be easily applied to existing thin meshes, and other non-woven materials, where it organizes into those nanofibers as it dries.
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Her voice is airy and nonchalantly assured as it glides through meshes of percussion, programming and syncopated guitars — productions that carry hints of Brazilian tradition into vertiginous electronic spaces.
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It's less the story of supernatural events than it is of a skeptic's comeuppance, and maybe that's why "creepy in parts" never quite meshes into a truly scary whole.
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He says he uses cloth and soft body dynamics with varying effectors to contort his meshes, then uses Octane as a render engine to light and texture his scene.
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How Bledsoe meshes with Giannis Antetokounmpo, Khris Middleton, and eventually Jabari Parker (assuming Milwaukee re-signs the restricted free agent this offseason) is a large, complicated question worth exploring.
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The court that invalidated Safe Harbor will now have to consider how its follow up meshes with several similar points of law vis-a-vis US mass surveillance practices.
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Your pedal speed (cadence) meshes with your resistance (adjusted by a knob at arm's reach) to make output, which is your power at any given moment measured in watts.
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The way Yachty's verse meshes perfectly into Turk P. Diddy's it sounds like he could easily be the group's fifth member, or at the very least, a regular contributor.
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But as a clock ticks down on settling the company's debts, with an unscrupulous competitor (Kanayo O. Kanayo) circling, Godswill's brash, transactional style meshes well with Adaeze's measured approach.
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Sischy's focus on the immediate present meshes with two related, equally important qualities of her writing: her complete lack of theorizing about visual art, and her disinterest in moralizing.
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"As far as I can tell, the white dwarf merger interpretation meshes well with the observations," Josiah Schwab, a theoretical astrophysicist at UC Santa Cruz, told Gizmodo in an email.
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Instead of switching between electric and combustion power, the complex powertrain smoothly meshes the two, and in the sporty setting takes you from 0 to 60 mph in 4.2 seconds.
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He said there are also unanswered questions about the risk-based permitting process in the bill and how that meshes with new FAA rules expected to be finalized this spring.
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Tillerson laid out his vision of how President Donald Trump's 'America First' policy meshes with foreign policy, making clear that it still reflected traditional priorities of national security and economic prosperity.
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Trump's plan meshes perfectly with the ideology of right to work, which promotes itself as a tool of development and economic advancement, even though recent evidence shows the claim is dubious.
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Reworked Sonic stages look more beautiful than ever, packed with vibrant color and dazzling visual flourishes, while the new zones' artstyle meshes perfectly with the 2D pixel art of classic Sonic.
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In fact, it meshes well with what's known as third-wave human-computer interaction, in which bodily interactions and sensory experiences are emphasized—digital interaction beyond the screen, keyboard, and mouse.
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The same details of In This Life can be heard in the debut LP from Cult Values, an album that meshes dark hardcore with a more melodic 80s post punk sound.
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Kao says that metallic jewelry-like temporary tattoos are a growing trend, providing a great opportunity for creating something that meshes with existing fashion while also adding genuinely useful functional capabilities.
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PARELES The centuries-old, clip-clop beat of cumbia spread across Latin America long ago, in part because it meshes easily with much younger styles, from rock to electronic dance music.
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What he has instead increasingly become is a model of the tired and dated—a fictional propaganda designed to prolong the belief that whiteness meshes with greatness, goodness, innocence, and fortune.
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Not allowing cold-message ads meshes with WhatsApp writing that it plans to "make it easier for people to communicate with the businesses they want to reach on WhatsApp", emphasis mine.
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GABRIEL ALEGRÍA AFRO-PERUVIAN SEXTET (Wednesday) The polyrhythmic-triplet pulse common to the folkloric music of Peru — in dance rhythms like festejo, tondero and landó — meshes well with a jazz cadence.
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Plus, they know young adults are pretty savvy about marketing — this kind of program helps the companies integrate marketing in a way that seems more natural and meshes with social interactions.
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"Ashes" is visually striking, but also felt and experienced physically; its single-channel soundtrack meshes diegetic noise and dialogue from both narratives to confuse the viewer's sense of time and place.
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Image: EPFLThis AI has a neural net capable of evaluating the aerodynamic properties of various shapes, which are internally represented by polygon meshes, or points that are used to create 3D shapes.
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This type of experience meshes nicely with Brian Eno's pioneering work in generative music, a term Eno himself coined that refers to music that constantly changes according to a set of rules.
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The CGI is pretty obvious in the moment where Miller jumps from a spaceship to Eros, but the sequence is particularly technically intriguing, because it meshes live-action wire work and CGI.
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For SFMoMA, the firm designed a 10-story annex whose airy, free-flowing interior meshes with the reconfigured spaces of the adjacent Mario Botta building, the exterior of which was left untouched.
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This has already been mounted to iPhones and iPads to help people build 3D meshes of their environments but this is the first attempt to give the sensor a VR-focused application.
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In a paper published Monday in Nature Nanotechnology, Akihito Miyamoto and colleagues offer an alternative in the form of ultrathin meshes that offer direct integration with the soft surface of the skin.
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As is the fact that the designer at the helm of a brand like Calvin Klein might appreciate the value of a commercial blockbuster and how it meshes with more artistic aspirations.
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Loretta Fahrenholz's hilarious and exhilarating video "Mashes of the Afternoon" (2018) was created from YouTube videos of people remaking Maya Deren and Alexander Hammid's landmark experimental film, "Meshes of the Afternoon" (1943).
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To end the panel, Noto answered The Verge editor Casey Newton's question about whether he supports adding the ability to edit tweets by throwing it back whether it meshes with the four principles.
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Microsoft's latest machine is the undisputed champion when it comes to including loads of ports, while the iPad Pro is a powerful tablet that meshes well with your other iOS or macOS devices.
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Gabriel Alegría Afro-Peruvian Sextet (Friday and Saturday) The polyrhythmic-triplet pulse common to the folkloric music of Peru — in dance rhythms like festejo, tondero and landó — meshes well with a jazz cadence.
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To clean the microphone and speaker meshes, which is probably where most of the wax accumulates, the company advises using a dry cotton swab and warns not to use sharp or abrasive objects.
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This could be through a deal with a seller guaranteeing a certain amount of utilisation for a set period, buying an entire business if it meshes well with TowerJazz, or going after new technologies.
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The great exception is "You Can't Break a Woman" ("who don't love you anymore") — scalding in the way that the interlocking guitars bite and McKenna's mournfully defiant voice meshes with the sad, triumphant melody.
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As a starting point, you can certainly see how your Zodiac sign meshes with your partner's, but if you're desperately seeking answers about the future of your relationship, that isn't going to cut it.
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It remains to be seen how the new corporate rate meshes with the reform of taxation of non-corporate businesses, because it depends on how the IRS and tax accountants interpret the new rules.
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Yorke, harmonizing with himself, fits lyrics about an anxious night on the dancefloor into a meter that meshes precisely with the song's rhythm, literalizing the nervousness that runs through Burial's more lyrically sparse work.
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The track meshes the 4/4 thump and four-chord cycle of international dance music with the syncopated percussion of South African kwaito and crucially, the lilt and tickle of countermelodies from African guitars.
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The game meshes the hooks of Japanese RPGs with the storytelling of bingeable television series, allowing you to choose which friends you spend time with, where you hang out, and what you have to say.
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"In the future, we will be able to quickly generate detailed images or 3D meshes from simple sketches, speeding up the design process in many fields: architecture, cartography, industrial design, fabrication, and others," he said.
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The ability of any president to carry out a plan for repairs and new projects costing hundreds of billions of dollars depends on how the plan meshes with the administration's other tax and spending proposals.
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The team's frontcourt grew crowded, and the recent emergence of Joel Embiid — a versatile and occasionally dominant center who meshes with Coach Brett Brown's desire to push the tempo — made Okafor more expendable than ever.
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Critics have accused Ms. Trump of using her position in the White House to promote her brand, whose hashtag, #womenwhowork, meshes with her carefully developed image as an advocate for women in the Oval Office.
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While the market sorts itself it out, it requires a new set of tools, a management layer, so that developers and operations can monitor and understand what's happening inside the various service meshes they are running.
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For the most part, entangled meshes of funky fabric provide a vague visual itch, but what is interesting is that these lavish but itchy objects of surplus allow a feeling of encountering sacredly wild cryptic drives.
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That meshes with the view of Mr Levine at Goldman Sachs, who said that "longer term, I do believe this is a genuine regime change, one where you sell-the-rallies rather than buy-the-dips".
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"His training is perfect for me and meshes very well with what I've done before," said Hunter, who is active on his high school team but must run workouts alone because of a lack of comparable talent.
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Mr. Sonnier first used neon in 1984, and by 1969 it had become his key compositional tool — glowing but only faintly radiant, and counterbalanced by glass or aluminum panels (often), or by mirrors or wire meshes (occasionally).
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Juan Rincon, the curator, reflects on the formative importance to rave of industrial architecture while Liam Young, a film director, offers eerie video art which transforms cities, roads and woods into moving meshes of light and colour.
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This focus on community also meshes with the startup's plans to eventually expand on BumbleBIZZ, which is Bumble's attempt to help users with professional and social networking, and retain users who may not necessarily be looking to date.
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The company meshes education institutions' accounting systems with student achievement data to help education institutions understand what they're pumping money into and see where they're getting the best return on investment when it comes to positive student outcomes.
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Electroadhesion, and machine learning, allow Grabit's Stackit robot to layer textiles on top of each other, including leathers, meshes, and composite fibers, thereby speeding the process of shoe-making or making a pair of jeans in a factory.
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Yesterday, MistaJam premiered the record's Desiigner-featuring track "All Around the World" on BBC Radio 1: Desiigner, on less-hype form that usual, meshes surprisingly well with that unmistakable, upbeat but super chill, Sunday afternoon Mura Masa vibe.
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Having watched "Meshes of the Afternoon" many times, however — and taught it for years to undergraduates in art history courses — I take pleasure in seeing Deren joyfully appropriated and hijacked by new generations, clearly galvanized by her work.
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It's not hard to see how today's pressures might make a person want to amplify their cognitive abilities, but is there something about the idea of chemically optimizing one's mind that meshes especially well with a conservative politics?
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If that ruling meshes with the Sixth Circuit's stance, "there will be agreement in the lower courts that Jackson County-style practices go beyond what was considered in Town of Greece and do in fact violate the Establishment Clause".
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Whatever the truth of those rumors, in the event Facebook went with Clegg's third way — which of course meshes perfectly with the company's desire to be a platform for all views; be that conservative, liberal and Holocaust denier too.
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Separating these financings as founders grow their businesses "meshes well with where regulators are going, which is that [by the time] you host a public sale, you should have a product that works and has true utility," notes Miroshnik.
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Dinner: Nachos from Guzman Y Gomez, 8/10 In this remarkable food journey, I have discovered the best partner to Big Mac sauce is avocado — the butteriness of the avo meshes perfectly with the mustard-iness of the sauce.
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For now, though, it's unclear how the White House's newest plan meshes with existing government teams, including 18F, an initiative launched by former President Barack Obama to help the lumbering federal bureaucracy improve the way it buys and uses technology.
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As part of the first wave of press demos, I got a chance to go hands on to see how well Minecraft meshes with Samsung's more accessible device, and while the results weren't stunning, I still enjoyed what I saw.
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Telles's small, focused show demonstrates how Surrealism permeated Hollywood, presenting a selection of videos including Loony Tunes and Disney animations, as well as films including "Meshes of the Afternoon" by Maya Deren and her husband at the time, Alexander Hammid.
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"There's always potential for a popular character like Daredevil to show up in a movie if a storyline calls for it and if the film meshes well with the tone of his own character," said Shawn Robbins, chief analyst for BoxOffice.com.
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Tense and prickly, the solo is explosive, a mirror of Ms. Pazcoguin's passionate, visceral dancing, which, in this case, meshes with the text: "I've had a couple of times onstage when I really felt free, and that's something else," Simone says.
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The CW's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, however, does have roots online: Rachel Bloom's musical shorts for YouTube are every bit as hilarious and biting as her series, an early glimpse at how well she meshes her musical talent with her specific sense of humor.
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But, he added, a number of politicians still play into Russia's hands by questioning insistent but so far fruitless efforts to join NATO and by presenting the West as a threat to Georgia's traditional values, a theme that meshes with Moscow's agenda.
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EvaChill EV-215.99 personal air conditioner — $79 See Details EvaSMART 2 takes the best of both a humidifier and air conditioner and meshes it into a single device that not only filters out particles and keeps your air clean, but also makes it super cold.
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Sensitively organized and installed by Mary Birmingham, the Curator of the Visual Arts Center, the display meshes its disparate elements seamlessly, with paintings, photographs, drawings, prints, and mixed media from the past half-century constructing a narrative of dignified resistance in the face of intolerance.
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For one thing, this chilled-out energy meshes perfectly with the mood most people aim for during Daylight Saving time anyway: Savor that extra hour of sleep by splurging on a light-canceling eye mask or prepare a lazy Sunday brunch for your closest friends.
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One way to cope is to join 'em, and many people do flock to other's visions as a way of joining a Utopia that meshes with their imagined future, giving them a sense of participation even without the ability to directly participate in crafting it.
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The rockist and poptimistic readings of A Star Is Born are in direct opposition to one another, yet as I try to decide what I think about this movie, I have found it impossible to figure out which reading meshes with it most naturally.
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Reinventing "Watchmen" by making its subject white supremacy rather than the Cold War — not to mention making its hero Angela Abar (King), an avenging black police-ninja — also meshes with Moore's critique of the superhero genre, as he put it in a 2016 interview.
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"While there are some inefficiencies in my rendering, I'm actually not sure the device will be able to render most games at full speed, especially as the geometry gets more complex with hand-edited meshes," he explains in the description of his original Super Mario demo.
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"Secrets" meshes an interpolation of the Romantics' "Talking in Your Sleep" with a sample of Tears for Fears' "Pale Shelter," while "Die For You" pays homage to Prince while cribbing an interpolation of the R. Kelly classic "Feelin' On Yo Booty" in a strangely pure-hearted way.
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Who stands behind the website is a mystery, but its mission meshes with a message promoted tirelessly by the Kremlin and state-controlled media since the crisis in Ukraine in 2014: Russia is under threat from within and without by enemies that must be exposed and defeated.
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JEREMY COHEN, NEW YORK To the Editor: Re "The Government Gorsuch Wants to Undo" (Sunday Review, April 2): Judge Neil Gorsuch is Steve Bannon's dream pick for the Supreme Court because the judge's judicial philosophy meshes perfectly with Mr. Bannon's goal of destroying the administrative state.
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For all the talk that prognosticators may offer about how well a certain linebacker meshes with a certain coordinator's defensive philosophy or how successful a college program is at developing players for the N.F.L., much of recruiting comes down to the more basic element of feel.
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Related: UN Security Council Reminds the World: Don't Bomb Hospitals or Kill Doctors Those changes may help Saudi Arabia to cut subsidies, reduce domestic power and water consumption, make sure that energy pricing meshes clearly with industrial development goals, and that nuclear and solar policy are more carefully integrated.
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The network is also capable of "meshing" through the internet, meaning that if two routers are independently connected to the internet, they can also talk to each other to be part of the same network, which is why there are various pockets of meshes in the NYC network.
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In asking about one of the very first drawings I encountered (at the stand for the gallery Yukiko Koide Presents) I learned that the artist Yuichiro Ukai is 23 years old, on the autism spectrum, and meshes Manga cartoons he loves to watch with traditional Japanese figurative representation.
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" In her deliberate refusal to valorize Confucian traditions of filial piety, Mizumura, who was educated in the United States but now resides in Tokyo, queries the dark contradictions in a modern Japan, where obligatory caretaking can manifest as ritualized misery, culminating in guilt-ridden, resentment-soaked "meshes of woe.
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CARAMANICA The Scottish pop songwriter Nina Nesbitt offers advice and details some pitfalls of digital-era dating — "hope you never let those pictures send/he's only gonna shoot them to his friends" — in a briskly efficient track that meshes staccato acoustic guitar, trap hi-hats and a hint of Latin rhythm.
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You can see it in Mr. Anatsui's three glorious meshes of bottle caps; in Mr. Akomfrah's video triptych of human and ecological violence; and in the cordial, soft-focus studio portraits from the 1960s by Felicia Abban, regarded as the first woman in Ghana to work as a professional photographer.
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" By setting her show in South Los Angeles, she is able to reveal the spectrum of African-American class diversity, as she noted in an interview with The Daily Beast: "Yes, there's poverty there, there are gang members there, but there's also affluence, there's middle class, and everybody meshes together.
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In a pre-print paper titled 'Automatic Machine Knitting of 3D Meshes', CMU's Vidya Narayanan, Lea Albaugh, Jessica Hodgins, Stelian Coros, and Jim McCann detail a methodology for converting 3D models into instructions that can be followed by a computer-controlled knitting machine which are widely used in textile manufacturing these days.
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There will be questions about Oklahoma City's defense and depth in comparison to the Warriors and Cavaliers, but it seems safe to suggest that the Thunder, as the team meshes, is bound to look more imposing next April than it will on Thursday night or even in Anthony's Madison Square Garden return on Dec. 16.
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While out in German capital, he says he's been immersing himself in a whole new world of sounds, including those of the reggaeton-influenced Mobilegirl; 19-year-old wunderkind Mechatok, who meshes rap and club music as part of Stockholm's STAYCORE crew; and WHY BE, whose hissing, apocalyptic productions have found their way onto Rabit's Halcyon Veil label.
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A poster from Vezzoli's series "Surrealiz" (2008), an embroidery that unsettlingly meshes the faces of Salvador Dalí and Elizabeth Taylor, peeks out from behind a set of floor-to-ceiling custom-dyed pale pink double-crepe-sable drapes leading to the long balcony; Corbetta was a curator for the 2009-10 show "Dalí Dalí Featuring Francesco Vezzoli" at Stockholm's Moderna Museet.
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The idea of personality-based tribalism is the dystopian impulse behind the first volume of the YA series Divergent, and it's the utopian impulse behind recent books like Ada Palmer's Too Like the Lightning: Imagine a world in which your closest relationships are based not on where you grew up or who you're related to, but instead center on the people with whom your personality meshes.
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Curated by Eve-Lauryn LaFountain (Turtle Mountain Chippewa), the screening features six films including "Smoke That Travels" (2016), a poetic rumination on the struggle to maintain tradition, as told through one family's history, made by Kayla Briët (Potawatomi/Neshnabe) when she was only 18 years old; "Plains Indian Sign Language" (2017) by Elisa Harkins (Cherokee/Muscogee) and Nathan Young (Delaware/Pawnee/Kiowa), in which Harkins uses a sign language by which several different linguistic groups of Native Americans used to communicate in order to tell a personal story of loss; and Suzanne Kite's (Oglala Lakota) "Listener" (2015), which meshes computational media and machine learning algorithms with analog Lakota storytelling.
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