And what would a morphing Michelle GIF be without a morphing Barack GIF by her side?
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But, it's interesting to see the trajectory of where you get your energy from and how it comes out in the work and keeps morphing and morphing.
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Sounds a lot like being a tween morphing into a teenager, or a teenager with unresolved tween issues morphing into a 20-something with unresolved teenage issues.
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Rhetoric is perhaps morphing into a new policy towards China.
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Blobs have a way of morphing to fit their moment.
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Culturespaces's morphing animations destroy the still quality of painted images.
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Also, he looks like he's slowly morphing into Jay Leno.
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The handmade claymation videos also utilize continuous and constant morphing.
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Snapchat's face-morphing selfie lenses Snapchat's face-morphing selfie lenses Mobile AR lets people change their spots and stripes, or see something novel and different without having to abandon their personal and social context entirely.
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S. trade conflict was fast morphing into a technology cold war.
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The morphing effect, when done right, can seamlessly blend two clips.
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"We have a threat that is constantly morphing," Mr. Miller said.
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From a political perspective, that uncertainty is now morphing into chaos.
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Social media apps like Snapchat include some rudimentary face-morphing technology.
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Networks that trade in illegal wildlife are decentralized and constantly morphing.
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He also shot video, with images morphing from past to present.
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I realize we are morphing into something new, a growing symbiosis.
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"The underactuated morphing wing principles presented here may inspire more economical and simpler morphing wing designs for aircraft and robots with more degrees of freedom than previously considered," write the researchers in the Science Robotics paper.
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And what it's morphing into looks a lot more like ... traditional television.
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And then kids' feet are constantly morphing into bigger sizes, he added.
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Swift might be morphing into a Tina and Amy-style squad leader.
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I asked if he envisioned himself morphing into more of an advocate.
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But I see them morphing into a new form that's more useful.
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"Anything goes here," Chiericozzi says over email of the Men's constant morphing.
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Put simply, fact and fiction are morphing into alternative facts and gospel.
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The Constitution is an amorphous and ever-morphing, pliable and breathing entity.
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But what was a tiered system is morphing into a caste system.
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Saarinen's ever-morphing handwriting recalls the shifting aesthetics of his architectural designs.
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Arya Stark is in danger of morphing from a vigilante into a sociopath.
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In the case of faces, it's good for transition and morphing between segments.
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The new turbine blades are more properly known as Segmented Ultralight Morphing Rotors.
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Trumpeted by the left is rapidly morphing into the year of the radical.
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Several drivers are morphing these firms and influencing the choice to dump fees.
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They also used Unity to create the real-time morphing of Björk's avatar.
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Consequently it has this strange morphing emotional effect, like a magic eye poster.
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The SDI was subsequently quietly dropped by morphing it into a saner program.
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As time passes, it feels kinda like they're morphing into this generation's Portishead.
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Another problem: Gitmo is still a morphing, changing place with an uncertain future.
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A video of Daniel Radcliffe morphing into Elijah Wood has surfaced on Twitter.
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It wasn't about saving up for morphing potions or even about having fun.
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She will be respected," the video says, before morphing "She will" into "Shell.
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For a while, I wondered if Branagh might be morphing back into Poirot.
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It has become enormously complex, ever-morphing and a source of huge backlogs.
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Perhaps, it's better suited to preventing anxiety from morphing into something like depression.
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But the morphing of Democrats away from their populist roots got us Trump.
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The effect is a portrait that appears to be morphing before our eyes.
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Her paintings are about a continual state of flux: morphing, dripping, and melting.
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Food halls are replacing food courts, morphing to meet the changing tastes of consumers.
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It felt like we were morphing and going back and forth between different styles.
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What's happening: Parking garages are morphing into more colorful, productive, resilient and surprising uses.
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"We're basically taking over the entire town and morphing into a festival!" it read.
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"But I would hate to see it start morphing into Burning Man," he said.
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As Windows continues morphing and evolving, so too will the devices that run it.
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Fashion is always moving forward, always morphing and changing, always trying to outrun itself.
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But I also see him morphing into a celebrity performer as his influence grows.
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" I'd actually never done any morphing at all, and I thought, "What the hell?
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How can our government effectively face down myriad and rapidly morphing cyber security threats?
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I don't know if morphing polygons are the answer, but it's fun to dream.
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Her symptoms jumped all over the psychiatric map, morphing as each day went on.
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"I think that's the key, more than just the morphing technology itself," Byrne said.
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These pinwheels began moving away from me and morphing together into a rotating tunnel.
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Others are knock-down drag-out works, like Hans Ckoe's morphing, ski-masked clones.
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Then the planks shifted, morphing seamlessly to form the inside of a forest dwelling.
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This time, it's the super popular face-morphing app called, wait for it…FaceApp.
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They are mutant chairs, each one different — finished pieces that appear to be morphing.
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"What I may turn into" is not really about Mr. Trudeau morphing into something.
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President Donald Trump is increasingly morphing the White House residence into a second Oval.
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Wide-eyed figurative charcoals, precise still life photography, and… morphing, chaotic masses of human flesh?
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The photographer Res's new book, Towers of Thanks, documents their mother's morphing relationship with Trump.
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"Glitch" finds the audience leaning back and looking up to see a morphing, hallucinatory world.
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This has been the case for generations, but online culture is fragmented and constantly morphing.
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It's also constantly morphing, sprouting "bright streamers, wispy filaments, and dark channels," according to NASA.
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Like the song, it's a cosmic bit of creativity, with some morphing shapes and colors.
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Marionettes have also branched into the avant-garde, morphing into unconventional sizes, forms and materials.
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These industries are already building out the driverless platform, and cars are morphing into robots.
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But it doesn't mean you can't still enjoy morphing ads into anything under the sun.
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And Bankin has already started morphing beyond a simple way to check all your accounts.
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ART In 2015, weirdly morphing images of puppies and celebrity faces appeared in YouTube videos.
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Since those early days, the band has evolved, their sonic style morphing along the way.
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This is a hallmark of Gallace's work: the mundane morphing into the peculiar and uncanny.
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Riley then set about manipulating and morphing the spaces and objects into more abstract forms.
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"I thought a giant pullout with moving and morphing arcs would be interesting," Horsthuis says.
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Time Magazine latest cover -- look at this, features Trump and Putin morphing into the same person.
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The epistemic crisis Trump has accelerated is now morphing into a full-fledged crisis of democracy.
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Over the next 24 hours, her anger died away, morphing into a kind of grim fatalism.
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In "Atonement," the audience again lies down and sees a morphing atmosphere of clouds and light.
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Companies dubbed "gateways" now act as multi-socket adapters, connecting acquirers to morphing e-commerce firms.
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An otherworldly cloud flourished from the fizzle, rapidly expanding outward and upward, morphing into different shapes.
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The makers of FaceApp are backtracking after users accused the popular face-morphing app of racism.
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The morphing masks are traditional Korean beauty products that blew up on Instagram last year stateside.
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With each scroll it grows bigger, bigger, and bigger, morphing into an array of RBG pixels.
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And yet with automobiles increasingly morphing into speeding 2-ton computers, the threat is very real.
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Bit by bit, little by little, I'm morphing from an engineer into some kind of…manager.
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As a result, Bannon's inner circle of trusted underlings is fast morphing into Trump's ideology squadron.
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Harry Potter Morphing Mugs, $19.99, at AmazonTo a muggle, this is just a black coffee mug.
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In so many ways, that culture is fading -- or at least morphing into something more empowering.
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New moves by Facebook, Snapchat, TikTok, Twitter, and others show that the creator landscape is morphing.
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After the vocal part McConnell grabbed a keytar, and then suddenly everything started shifting and morphing.
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But as Benckiser grew, morphing into the globe-spanning JAB, its past became impossible to ignore.
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Graphic Content In Julie Doucet's comics, body parts are often changing: growing, detaching, breaking, leaking, morphing.
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How did Gianfranco feel about his restaurant morphing into one of the hottest nightspots in NYC?
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They're morphing; they have Zords; and then they're fighting a giant monkey in an armored suit.
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That narrative is now morphing into a fight much more aptly captured by that original commercial.
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CVS is morphing into a company that's more like insurance giant UnitedHealth (UNH) than a retailer.
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Try that on for size, Mr. Christian Bale, and all you other body-morphing Method boys.
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You're morphing into a different kind of company, not just pay, but it's more services, even.
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The U.K.'s experimental club music producer Gage is a master at creating immersive, morphing soundscapes.
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People are doing so much just by being seen on reality television, and they're morphing into moguls.
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That it was possible to make a point without morphing into a shout-fest that turned pointless.
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S. trade conflict was fast morphing into a technology cold war between the world's two largest economies.
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But the way this morphing happens in real life isn't nearly as sexy as that fictionalized idea.
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No wonder it is so difficult to police our profession, with things morphing all over the place.
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Politically tinged criticism isn't new, of course; it's always been with us, morphing to fit the times.
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal reveals Facebook's morphing, porous privacy policies and the company's cavalier approach to oversight.
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Steadily morphing like the poppies' blooms, these repetitious works displayed nature's steadfast presence — beauty despite surrounding conflict.
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Neutrinos come in three flavors, morphing from one flavor to another by means of some quantum jujitsu.
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Apart from his one head crush, he's morphing more into Hodor than a Hulked out body guard.
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One thing I do know: The iPhone's not morphing into a triangle and it's not getting thicker.
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But now the narrative around the architectural gem is morphing amid growing concerns about the building's accessibility.
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Coke eventually decided to rebrand it into its stronger Fanta stable, morphing the drink into Fanta Citrus.
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On Thursday, someone shared the following hypnotic gif of Elijah Wood morphing into Daniel Radcliffe on Imgur.
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Sinosphere Duncan Clark is known in Beijing as a savvy commentator on China's rapidly morphing tech world.
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Just as the internet revolutionized cultural dialogue when 15 Bytes started out, arts coverage is morphing again.
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I see this spiral[ing] nebulous object that keeps rotating and morphing in a user;s hand.
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Morphing into an infant-like creature, Pennywise peels apart like old paint while screaming of his greatness.
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The size and scope of the package are morphing rapidly as the economic and market damage mounts.
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So much of my life as a woman had been dedicated to running, calculating, morphing on command.
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The Segmented Ultralight Morphing Rotor (SUMR) project is being led by researchers at the University of Virginia.
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"But now it's kind of morphing into Times Square, and that's the fear for residents," said Esteruelas.
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Specifically, what subset of those investments are both "green" and suitable for a morphing, countercyclical job force?
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Mechanical engineering professor David Lentink challenged some of his graduate students to "dissect the biomechanics of the avian wing morphing mechanism and embody these insights in a morphing biohybrid robot that features real flight feathers," taking as their model the common pigeon — the resilience of which Lentink admires.
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So the same data can end up looking pretty different—as in this morphing animation, which Veltman created.
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Ben Gurion's prophetic words ring true today as Beersheba, Israel's southern capital, is morphing into a tech oasis.
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Users share digitally enhanced photos and videos of themselves vomiting rainbows and morphing their faces into animal masks.
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While some flowers appear deceptively realistic, others split and overproduce, morphing into unrecognizable if decidedly still floral forms.
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It's already morphing into a full-blown mobile trend that could influence other smartphone makers to follow suit.
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Gomez's competitors sought to frame him as the establishment candidate, morphing the race into a test of Sen.
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Trump won't change and elected Rs — and those who want to be elected Rs — are morphing into him.
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The parent company changed its name to Venator Group before morphing into athletic retailer Foot Locker in 230.
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While Correa brought calm to the smallest member of OPEC, opponents accuse him of morphing into an autocrat.
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It was not an organized community; it was organically forming and morphing with the downtown world meeting uptown.
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It's just the thing for those moments when you feel yourself morphing slowly into a bride or groomzilla.
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A video shows the Galaxy Fold form factor morphing into a clamshell more akin to traditional dumb phones.
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S. trade conflict was fast morphing into a prolonged technology cold war between the world's two largest economies.
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Thousands of cartoon faces undulate like waves on the ocean, smiling, laughing, and morphing in a neverending loop.
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But the firm isn't alone is morphing into something very different than it once was, including an RIA.
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I focus on her face mostly, a bit of body; I'm interested in her psychological morphing and transformations.
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Maybe you'll find over the decades that human behavior keeps morphing, changing, that it's not a stable thing.
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And they belie Abe's stated goal of morphing Japan into a major financial center hospitable to multinational CEOs.
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The bacteria have adapted to our drugs, morphing into superbugs that can all too easily decimate our health.
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Like clouds morphing into objects, the layered paint begins to take the shape of faces screaming in anguish.
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A week into Trump's presidency, his campaign rhetoric – which already inflicted serious damage to Mexico, is morphing into action.
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Just this morning, Massive Attack released an elegant yet unsettling video of Blanchett's face slowly morphing into featureless rock.
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Cloudflare videotapes its wall of colorful constantly morphing lava lamps and translates that video information into unique cryptographic keys.
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As we've pointed out before, Taraji and Rihanna are basically on their way to morphing into the same person.
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Online, it plays out like some game, but its effects are morphing into the real world and spreading violence.
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Where punk was political, Goth was miserable — the sound itself morphing from angry anarchy to one of melancholy introspection.
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Here, gender and racial morphing become queer digital strategies to disrupt the tradition of colonial and anthropometric identification techniques.
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In February, a Foxconn executive cheerfully likened the company's vague, morphing plans to designing and building an airplane midflight.
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"The war is morphing," Graham said after a briefing from Defense Secretary James Mattis on military operations in Africa.
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Yes. I've seen shiny disks, glowing orbs, a cylinder over Burbank, and a cube morphing out of a cloud.
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There's a new stock market story in town: Strength in the U.S. economy is morphing into a yield story.
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The kids immediately start screaming and attacking Ruffalo, who then, of course, begins morphing into the Hulk – wait, what?
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See, these kind of fantasies are cool until they start morphing into reality and give off serious stalker vibes.
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As for stocks, "Is it a buying opportunity or is it morphing into a protracted political morass?" said Chandler.
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It was the mid-1960s, just as the Free Speech movement on campus was morphing into the antiwar movement.
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Pundits and analysts have argued that democracy is "decaying" worldwide, and that America is morphing into an authoritarian state.
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Online, it plays out like some game, but its effects are morphing into the real world and spreading violence.
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Tartine was expanding, but Torres and Hall said that it was simultaneously morphing into a more corporate, disconnected workplace.
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This is a public health emergency that is morphing into an economic, employment, liquidity and, ultimately, a solvency crisis.
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But the conflict with Al Qaeda and its morphing, splintering progeny is open-ended, meaning life imprisonment without trial.
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And during that process, it ends up morphing into a different variant that helps the meme spread even further.
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But on "Morphing," from his new disc, "Morphogenesis," he doesn't need any drums to create a strong, layered pulse.
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And young fans of these multitalented, ever-morphing robotic characters can witness their entire evolution in this free celebration.
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On a fibromyalgia Facebook forum, a place where sufferers gather to compare notes about morphing symptoms, I found Louise.
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In this moment, you can see Carrot Top morphing into Scott Thompson, before he returns to the next joke.
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The morphing could have been a result of the pigmentation ailment, vitiligo, that he told Winfrey he suffered from.
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The NHL has spent the last few months gradually morphing back into what we'd thought it would be all along.
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Well, it turns out morphing into the coolest girl on the train is a lot easier than I had anticipated.
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Kylie Jenner has spent the past few years morphing into a makeup mogul — and she definitely practices what she preaches.
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The narrative about Syria has long been as confused as the endlessly morphing parties and proxies engaged in the war.
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Unfortunately, there's no specific facial feature associated with psychopaths or narcissists—researchers instead used morphing technology to approximate these characteristics.
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However, the development is part of a larger scenario of a world where zero rates are morphing into negative rates.
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"Mommy Dead and Dearest" thus begins with a grisly killing, before morphing into a more insidious crime involving the victim.
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This morphing wing scoops the air, sends the UAV up slightly and then on a much sharper and shorter trajectory.
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In a video posted on YouTube, Google showed its familiar horizontal search bar morphing into the outline of a phone.
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But with my options running out—and my chronic itching morphing into a troubling pins-and-needles neuropathy—I acquiesced.
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But in terms of what the criteria that we think about — those are always changing and morphing, and hopefully improving.
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These tools are morphing and evolving so rapidly that we have to keep re-educating ourselves as the tools change.
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The resulting piece for acoustic instruments proved more somber and eerie than jubilant, its initial rumblings morphing into dramatic surges.
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Rating: A misappropriated Bob Marley quote over a green, yellow, and red peace sign that's morphing into a weed leaf.
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S. trade conflict was fast morphing into a technology cold war that will victimize a growing number of Chinese companies.
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Her meteoric and concurrent rise in both the fashion and art worlds is largely due to her style-morphing abilities.
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This morphing, Drnaso said, signalled to the reader that the characters were getting deeper and deeper into their role-playing.
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As recovery culture has seeped into the mainstream, the axiom "hurt people hurt people" is morphing from truism to cliché.
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It is essentially morphing from a venture capital firm into founder Chamath Palihapitiya's family office, investing only his own money.
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At least I figured out that Peas morphing to PIECE was today's goal, before I got "too dazed," get it?
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In fact, he upped the ante by morphing treasures from the Met's own collection into a tableau of Bacchanalian mayhem.
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"In its idealized final form, Shapeshifter would be a morphing, modular, self-assembling robot comprised of smaller robots dubbed "cobots.
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As with Nobumichi Asai's wildly popular face-morphing video, Omote, Ouchhh create a sort of digital makeup for Dare to Dream.
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THEY SHOULD HAVE BEEN MORPHING INTO OTHER BUSINESSES THAT WOULD HAVE THEIR MARGINS BE WAY, WAY LARGER THAN THEY ARE NOW.
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The Federal Reserve's "midcycle adjustment" to interest rates could be morphing into something considerably more serious, judging by recent market action.
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Apple, 10 years-plus after the introduction of the iPhone, is morphing into a luxury brand with increasing revenue from services.
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It didn't work, and eventually, Black Friday spread across the US, morphing into the monument to holiday shopping we know today.
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Even the ones that we like to think we've fixed, like racism, keep morphing and getting stronger, like drug-resistant pathogens.
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If change is the constant, ever morphing as we move to control it, how can we manage what we have invented?
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Anyone who doubts that Russia and Assad are capable of morphing this to fit their final agenda hasn't been paying attention.
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It's not the first time activists have used morphing software to allow two separate people to live under the same identity.
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Bodies lose themselves in other bodies, melding and morphing in a representation of the act of attempting to forget the self.
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It isn't difficult to then make the leap to the infotainment system morphing into the interface that controls the entire car.
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In drawings such as "Untitled (Interior with Morphing Figures and Animal)" and "Untitled (Interior with Cabinets and Distorted Figure)" (both ca.
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Facial morphing app FaceApp is making the rounds again, this time through various quiz and entertainment websites like Kueez and Viralemon.
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The first half of the movie occupies the space between heist and comedy, before morphing into something more horrific and malevolent.
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The mainstream rebel groups that Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar have backed since 2011 are now morphing into a rural insurgency.
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Such is the thinking behind NASA's highly conceptual Shapeshifter—a modular, morphing, self-assembling robot capable of deploying several smaller machines.
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You had the media beat when you started off, which was even then morphing into tech, or back and forth. Yeah.
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There's a humanity to these morphing sounds that's impossible to shake, a rare quality to find in such industrial, sparse realms.
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Digitally morphing and manipulating the movements of someone's face often requires just subtle changes between the original clip and the modified results.
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Gregory, for one, maintained that spontaneous change happened too slowly to account for the dramatic morphing of genome size in many lineages.
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A few poorly misguided reviews aside, McKinnon—and her ever-morphing facial expressions and dance moves—is the saving grace of *Ghostbusters.
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The last paintings he did, before he turned to sharper materials, were of a household table gradually morphing into a mushroom cloud.
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In 2010, Wheatley showed Dartmouth students a series of images morphing from a doll to a human baby, with many in-betweens.
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This is part of a business venture on the part of Lohan, who seems to be morphing into a mogul of sorts.
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The hashtag #BlackLivesMatter mobilized the online community into action around racial justice issues, morphing that three-word tag into a massive movement.
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Morphing vegetal, animal, and human elements, they range from the embryonic to the totemic in an exalted realm of myth and fantasy.
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"I'm slowly morphing into @streicherhair," Moore captioned her reveal photo on Instagram, acknowledging that her new look is similar to her hairstylist's.
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"I'm also a fan of experimental animation, so I wanted to combine the process of morphing shapes and flowers together," Taberko explains.
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Existing developers may have the opportunity to expose their own unique functionality as an API, morphing their product from application to platform.
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If you look into a mirror without shutting your eyes for five minutes you will find your face morphing into a demon.
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The unraveling of capitalism, it's morphing into ever more grotesque shapes, as predicted by Marx, is a huge part of this resurgence.
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They'll be able automatically edit the media with the motion stabilizing feature, taking shaky footage and morphing it into smooth, streamlined shots.
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For weeks now, Nate Silver has been morphing before our eyes into exactly the kind of bloviator he made his name mocking.
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PLEASE, PLEASE MAKE IT STOP: Time released a new magazine cover morphing the faces of President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Against the swirling underlay of the rhythm section, and the color-morphing canvas of Mr. Formanek's arrangements, several soloists left lasting impressions.
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There is Eva's little brother, Aaron (Tyler Alvarez), morphing from a tender, kindhearted boy into a man with a military-macho carapace.
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Somehow, it's always a shirtless guy in cargo pants and sandals, the water cascading around him, morphing and molding to his shape.
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A German movie goes into the woods with the dead, morphing into a fairy tale that is by turns uneasy and beguiling.
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A new app called Doublicat allows users personalize GIFs by morphing their own faces onto them, commonly known online as a deepfake.
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Buried in layers of ink were twisting faces and organs, warm yellows to melancholy blues and angry reds — morphing shapes within shapes.
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As this inevitable morphing of rhetoric takes place, we need to hold him and the Republicans accountable, not be deluded by words.
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Legislators in Congress and in Sacramento sat back and watched tech companies seize more power, buying up competitors and morphing into giants.
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ISIS is as much idea as army, and such groups have proved remarkably resilient and capable of morphing into new, menacing manifestations.
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But I think the f-word works just fine, because the genius of fascism is that it is always morphing its shape.
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In other words, the music industry is slowly morphing into what black female MCs historically have had to be: self-sufficient and grassroots.
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Nier did likewise, with 27D dungeons morphing into isometric environments, and the game even becoming something of a text adventure at one juncture.
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TRADE WAR: The U.S. blacklisting of China's Huawei has raised concerns that the trade conflict is morphing into a prolonged technology cold war.
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At times it goes beyond just telling a moving story, and practically bathes in sentiment, morphing into a kind of cinematic catharsis porn.
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That explains what appears to be a morphing of Trump trade policy from allegations of unfairness to Americans to a 2020 campaign issue.
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Like many of its wheeled competitors, this haute fast food outpost started as a side project before morphing into a fully fledged venture.
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It's all kind of, like, absorbing and morphing together, and it's just, like... I don't know, it's really warm and enjoyable to eat.
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My feeling is the model that I spent most of those 15 years pursuing is morphing, and I'm thrilled that there is possibility.
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Architect and interaction designer Behnaz Farahi has created a number of mind-bendingly futuristic and inspiring installations, from breathing walls to morphing headpieces.
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This record, by the very nature of its conception, highlights this slow morphing, drawing attention to the in between steps between larger ideas.
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Whenever you speak the wake-up command, "Hey, Siri," a circular light appears, morphing and twisting in all the colors of the rainbow.
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The latter in itself isn't necessarily huge news when you consider that Stripe is morphing into a payments company in the broadest sense.
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The U.S. technology giant tweeted a short video showing the Google search bar morphing into a rectangular shape accompanied by the hashtag #madebygoogle.
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"At times, it felt like destinations were morphing into mere photo sets," she writes about tourist behavior on a trip to Angkor Wat.
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Though my eating disorder was fluid, morphing year to year from anorexia to exercise bulimia and back again, its defining characteristic was control.
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To Spataro, these announcements come down to the fact that Microsoft is slowly morphing into more of a security company than ever before.
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Put on some virtual reality goggles and drop into a hypersurreal red, yellow, and green world replete with sculpturally morphing, gravity-defying furniture.
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But the assumption that past patterns hold the same sway in a world that is morphing technologically and economically must be continually challenged.
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Or, she thinks they could be fashioned into liquid lenses for a microscopic camera that change their focus by morphing in real time.
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Each time a new scene is introduced, it is followed by a sequence of morphing video effects that further distort the original image.
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Analysts say the militant group is now preparing for a new phase: morphing back into the kind of underground insurgency it started as.
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In time, my posts about her began morphing toward what they are now—something approaching a comedy routine between the two of us.
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Musician Max Cooper set his new song "Music of the Tides" to footage of morphing, pulsating liquid crystals moving through phases, called mesophases.
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If experimentation is the key to liberation, then it's fair to expect a project like Organs Without Body to continue growing and morphing.
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The collection began as a dive into the Robinsons' family histories 30 years ago, eventually morphing into a more comprehensive set of objects.
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" Names had a way of morphing through different documents: "Ross" could be heard by one census taker as "Russ" and another as "Roth.
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He started playing with lines and as he continued this process, began adding color and morphing the shapes and contours of his projections.
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During the Cultural Revolution, the burning of paper money and offerings was banned, yet the practice endured, morphing as the country did too.
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There's a social aspect to that; it was kind of a community project, rather than whatever [the filmmaking world] is morphing into now.
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At least until Demna Gvasalia pulled the rug out from under, reasserting the sense of free-floating disorientation that Ms. Kawakubo had identified in a tour de force of a Balenciaga show, held in a "video tube" on the outskirts of Paris, amid the morphing, melting images of morphing, melting civilization in a 360-degree montage directed by the artist Jon Rafman.
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The correct answer is polyvinylidene fluoride, a material NASA researchers have refined for use in morphing aircraft that shapeshift in response to their environment.
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She warns that, as the church grows more evangelical, it risks morphing into a sect that appeals to a dwindling pool of conservative enthusiasts.
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Android users will now be able to change their frowns to smiles, after a popular face-morphing app launched on Wednesday on Google Play.
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Since then, the pair have turned Facebook into a juggernaut that is now morphing into new areas, including virtual reality, artificial intelligence and video.
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It is hardly surprising, therefore, that Mr Putin's regime is increasingly reliant on fear and coercion, morphing into what Mr Rogov calls "repressive populism".
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The very idea of putting Trump and Lincoln on the cover and morphing their heads together -- but look at how similar their situations are.
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Take out any frustrations by flexing your creativity with the help of the included guide, which contains 36 pages of different magnet-morphing methods.
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Due to the massive amount of pythons, the creature has become one of the top predators in the Everglades, morphing the area's ecological landscape.
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Which is likely why the old clip of the making of Holton Rower's "pour paintings" has broken the internet with its morphing, mushy magic.
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The installation has been changing and morphing since 1991, as it is up to the museum to replenish the pile as they see fit.
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First, the best sites help individuals explore their interests and existing skills – and how those match actual jobs in today's rapidly morphing labor market.
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Narrator: Unlike an alien superstructure, dust floats around in a blob that's constantly morphing and changing its shape, which could explain the irregular dips.
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The museum is trying to accomplish this by morphing into a community center, lecture hall and nightclub as it extends hours and expands programming.
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Gentle wisps of melody shared by the two men slowly unfolded over a drone before morphing into a flurry of imaginatively ornamented, virtuosic riffs.
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To create the real-time, morphing environment, du Preez and Jones brought in Matt Chandler and Arvid Niklasson, from London-based VFX studio Analog.
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Phorm's morphing touchscreen already uses this capability to provide pop-up "finger-guides" on a virtual keyboard; however, future possibilities could allow much more.
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Such brilliant life might have the ability to span millions of lights years nearly instantaneously throughout the universe, morphing into whatever form it wanted.
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"A violent rotation is now morphing into a broader risk rally as cash and bond exposure drops in favour of stocks," BAML told clients.
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The artist transforms busts and statues into morphing, dancing forms—giving them a triangulated makeover so they flicker, flit, and distort before your eyes.
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These bans won't totally stop the problem — but perhaps they can delay our descent into a reality-morphing nightmare for just a bit longer.
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The 62-story luxury condo building stretches upward like an angry alien, morphing and exposing its metallic innards as it hulks over the city.
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The consul himself worked well into the night signing visas, his signature morphing from "Aristides de Sousa Mendes" to "Mendes" as his hand tired.
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There is some formidable political momentum behind it, but the government is split over the wisdom of morphing Germany's two largest banks into one.
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"In Search of Sinbad," an unfinished epic film project started in the late '70s, features costume designs that imagine Sinbad morphing into a leopard.
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But over the past decade — under pressure from customers, shareholders and employees — Target's retail future is morphing into a very different hue: eco-green.
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They set off on a fantastical journey, with Miao's art bubbling and churning with boisterous plants rising into forests and caves morphing into cities.
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Was it wrong to try to understand her own body, morphing in pubescence, and to begin to come to terms with her nascent sexuality?
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Some aides viewed Kavanaugh's steady denials as a salve for an overheated crisis that was quickly morphing into a debate about women and power.
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Analysts say the militant group is preparing for a new phase: morphing back into the kind of underground insurgency it was at the start.
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The iPad maker is morphing from a business propelled by the volume of devices it ships into one that stresses luxury products and software sales.
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But they're rapidly morphing into something else, a new kind of super communication tool that does so much more than just shuttle texts between people.
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When rotated in the fourth, it seems to be morphing, but actually it's just different bits of the 4-dimensional shape that come into view.
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BUILDING ON THE PLATFORM THAT MY PREDECESSOR RAY KELLY BUILT, BUT WE'VE NOW ADDED WHOLE NEW LAYERS TO DEAL WITH THE CONSTANTLY MORPHING TERRORIST THREAT.
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"All the things that Donald Trump railed against, he seems to be morphing into," Bush said in a radio interview with Rita Cosby of WABC.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Donald Trump's election as the next American president risks morphing the era of mega-M&A into bumper breakups by command.
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While the prospect of the Earth morphing into Venus makes for a visually striking image, some climate change experts questioned the accuracy of his statement.
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Morphing from a digital ad company to a hardware company carries risks for investors, since the market tends to pay a premium for software companies.
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" According to the research paper written by the drone's developers, their aircraft "could lead to a shift in the research community towards morphing aerial vehicles.
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Once managers complete the program, Google measures their behavior to ensure that they're making improvements and morphing into managers that Googlers want to work for.
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A patent filed by Toyota in December, 2014 but published on June 23, 2016 reveals drawings for a shape-morphing fuselage for an aero car.
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Once Jughead learns that Veronica and Archie had the gall to go through FP's home he starts to reconsider the person he's been morphing into.
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Lumia's slowly unfolding compositions and constantly morphing patterns evoke something different to everyone, whether it be deep space, the Northern Lights, or psychedelic light shows.
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Morphing from cyborg to isometric patterns to a reflected surface that looked like liquid metal, all expertly mapped to the contours of the model's face.
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Women like me who scale back in the face of impossible expectations feel themselves morphing into caricatures: attachment freaks, helicopter moms, concerted cultivators, neo-traditionalists.
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The bewildering layout dates from the 12th century, when wars and land spats kept morphing the dividing line between the holdings of rival noble families.
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At one point, Mr. Rozzell brushes her hair; she then looks at herself in a hand-held mirror, her expression morphing from pleased to anxious.
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The effect was entirely alien, and also kind of transporting, like clothes in the process of morphing into some other, more free-form, nebulous thing.
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The American people understand that the Democrats of new don't resemble the party of JFK; the new Democrats are morphing into the party of Sen.
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At some point in our evolution—morphing from curious observers to passive watchers to hyper-consumers—binge-watching became the preferred mode for TV consumption.
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When are we also going to have an honest conversation about the fact that Jaden Smith and Pharrell are oddly morphing into the same person?
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The company has also become the source of widespread mockery on social media, with its "Overwatch" character Mei morphing into an unofficial anti-Blizzard mascot.
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A Needed Cold Shower: Even Style himself disowned his P.U.A. legacy, morphing back to Neil Strauss, a now mild-mannered husband, father and life counselor.
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In his fifth one-hour special, Jim Gaffigan meditates on the birth of his fifth child as well as the morphing political climate in 2017.
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As professional basketball has pushed further into the "pace and space" era, the offensive role of the NBA big man is morphing into something unrecognizable.
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The concerto's first two movements are a fascinating study in density and translucence, with sounds morphing from silvery and wan to red-blooded and impassioned.
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Valmont's Perfecting Powder Cream ($145), on the other hand, restores lost moisture on a cellular level, morphing from a soft cream into a velvety powder.
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SYDNEY, Feb 26 (Reuters) - U.S. soybean futures edged lower on Wednesday as fears the coronavirus outbreak was morphing into a pandemic weighed on market sentiment.
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But her superpower is humor and comedy and understanding the complexities of life and somehow morphing them in a way that polarizes drama and humor.
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The result is improved production and safety, but also a far smaller work force, and one that is increasingly morphing from muscle to brain power.
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"Frankly, it [fiscal stimulus] would go a lot further towards preserving future revenues and keeping this from morphing into something much more disastrous," Swonk said.
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Using TouchDesigner, Kitahara wrote a reaction-diffusion program that creates complete real-time generation of morphing patterns that react to the song "Astravel" by Sk'p.
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Canned Heat (2011) The Creators Project: Even as you've migrated to the world of 3D animation, your films have maintained their identifying barrage of morphing images.
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We love the freedom that comes with changing our looks at the drop of the dime, and morphing from one iteration of ourselves to the next.
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Animations morphing from humanoid to Hellraiser-style cenobites in just a few breaths–that's what characterizes two new 3D animations by Mike Pelletier, entitled Performance Capture.
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"That strategy is morphing as we learn," Marc Lore, the head of Walmart's U.S. e-commerce business, told reporters Thursday during a post-earnings phone call.
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The rescue's trainer Melissa Kroll is currently fostering Dodger and thanks to structure and a daily routine, he is quickly morphing into a highly adoptable companion.
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Ahead, we've compiled a road map to most tattoos he's gotten — just in case you needed more proof the young star is morphing into his dad.
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Seriously, look at this risotto situation: DAY 5: Making Waves One of the trickiest aspects of morphing myself into Taylor is perfecting her signature blonde curls.
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For example, connecting education as the way to break the cycle of poverty and then morphing or transitioning into violent crime and cutting down on that.
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"What we've been experiencing right now is the Trump hype, and I think what we're worried about is it morphing into the Trump gripe," said Stovall.
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But while this morphing skyline is one reminiscent of destruction, the Queens Museum is challenging New Yorkers to look at their skyline and see potential creation.
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The NSFW music video (which features explicit language) for "Freaky Friday" depicts rapper Lil Dicky morphing into various celebrities, including Jenner, Brown, Sheeran and DJ Khaled.
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His newest video, Fractals of Incidence, sees his signature slow-moving, cinematic long-shots of animated fractals in a deep blue landscape of melting, morphing ice.
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Related: CGI Fractal Film is Like a Morphing Pandora's Box Architecture and Organic Matter Fuse in a Fractal Short Film This is Your Brain on Fractals
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Directed by Clarita Luzian, who works under the digital art alias Render_Fruit, the video follows a genderless silver alien zooming deep into a morphing crystaline cavern.
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The stage area kept morphing as several curtains parted and came together, with Jimmy Lawlor's lighting frequently changing in color and direction, sometimes in rapid succession.
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Morphing into different personas, Mr. Abraham transformed himself from a voguer, silkily turning the stage into a runway, into an old man and a troubled boy.
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Even if most consumers paid less over all, as single-payer proponents claim, Ms. Politz said, morphing premiums into taxes would be culturally and politically challenging.
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It dropped lower in the sky, morphing from a golden ball to a huge red orb to, eventually, a ghostly chimera fading slowly into the haze.
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And the celebration ended with the triumphant Act II finale of Verdi's "Aida," with images of earthen Egyptian temples morphing into the theater's grand front columns.
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That means Condé Nast is morphing from a company of glossy print magazines with high-priced ads into a producer of short-form videos with commercials.
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"Virtually every sub-segment of retail, other than auto retail and pharmacy, are caught in the cross-hairs of Amazon's constantly-morphing online presence," O'Shea said.
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There has always been a gap between the haves and have-nots, but what was a tiered system in America is morphing into a caste system.
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His surviving rivals seem to have succeeded in morphing Bannon's personal shortcomings into a referendum to move away from the very things that got Trump elected.
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Related: These Poetic Photograms Were Made in Total Darkness in Nature This Morphing Fractal Forest Is Beautiful Baby Heads Carved from Tree Trunks Are Hauntingly Beautiful
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And they say early detection and treatment could prevent a problem from morphing into a debilitating illness that later requires an emergency room visit or hospitalization.
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Since their steep rise to fame, we predicted fishnets would take new form in 2017, morphing into pieces like layerable chainmail tops, and who knows what else.
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But a growing trend in bodily implants — inserting a computer chip under the skin — is more about morphing people into literal cyborgs than addressing a medical condition.
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On Tuesday, Jenner decided to dress up after all, morphing into an angel alongside her BFF Jordyn Woods — who dressed in all red as a fierce devil.
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Overhead, another mural constantly changes form, morphing from flowers in space to a 3D face pressing into lines to a Pac-Man-like maze in bright colors.
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He checks off references to series lore like the Zeo Crystal and the Morphing Grid, but none of it adds any texture or depth to the world.
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It's led some market participants to cry "enough!" and demand that the morphing from zero interest policy, or ZIRP, to negative interest rate policy, or NIRP, stop.
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I'm tired of being forced to pretend that that giant blob of milk pus morphing into a fungal yellow crescent is some of kind of celestial milestone.
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My tape collection was morphing from Indigo Girls and Ani DiFranco to louder, but still explicitly political, fare: Bikini Kill, Bratmobile, Hole, and DC hometown heroes Fugazi.
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The company had been morphing into a plant breeding concern for years, and "I don't think we did enough to make sure people understood that," Holmes said.
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In one hand is a paint wheel and in the other a morphing paint brush that turns into a paint gun with the press of a trigger.
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We think slowly but surely, AAPL is morphing into more than just an iPhone story and is displaying ability to sustain revenue growth irrespective of iPhone trajectory.
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The Trojans already have matched their Pac-12 win total from all of last season, morphing from toothless and limited into arguably the conference's most athletic team.
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The San Francisco-based artist has been an indie stalwart for over a decade, crafting folk-pop and morphing with the ever-changing dynamic of the genre.
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Keaton's performance as Ray is what keeps The Founder moving, his affected accent and aw-shucks demeanor slowly morphing into something more calculating and even, perhaps, sinister.
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Everywhere refracted psychedelic colored lights bounce off revolving moving polished metal forms, casting slightly morphing lights and shadows: overwhelming and immersing the viewers' eyes in shifting color.
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I went through a similar process recently in editing the Arabic edition of my novel, guided by a publisher well versed in the morphing standards of acceptability.
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I don't want to look ridiculous and I certainly don't want to miss out on the self-esteem perks of apparently morphing into a temporary goddess either.
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Perhaps Cahun's most famous work is an extensive series of photographed self-portraits as various identities, morphing from androgyne to Pierrot to angel with wings to bodybuilder.
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Of course, that entire encounter, which was actually pretty well-telegraphed by William's morphing-into-Mulder shtick, followed an inordinate amount of collateral damage involving peripheral players.
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The G.O.P.'s internal corrosion also made it ripe for takeover by an authoritarian like Mr. Trump, under whom it is morphing into a cult of personality.
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PEOPLE chatted with the group about morphing their song "Stand Tall" for the Netflix movie Tall Girl — which stars Eisner — and how they started making music together.
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However, after an encounter with one of the pagans during the Hare Moon celebration on episode four, she was crushed and started morphing into a grotesque insect.
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But the messaging campaign could drag out and obfuscate the investigation, morphing what some Democrats see as an open-and-shut case into something longer and muddier.
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Yusuf gets his job, though not at the promised wage, and Xiomara gets hers, morphing instantly into a martinet whose principal allegiance is to the unseen owner.
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The group, though, is gradually morphing from a seemingly unstoppable force ruling over millions of Iraqis and Syrians to a battered organization barely holding on for survival.
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But Ed easily outworking a dude on the boards, briefly morphing the game of basketball from a complicated dance into an act of pure will and simplistic geometry?
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Because of quantum uncertainty, the grand unified force associated with this fundamental symmetry should occasionally resurface, spontaneously morphing a quark or antiquark into a corresponding lepton or antilepton.
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It was probably a joke that had gone too far, morphing into a bug that made trips to the tailor shop in King's Quest V a coin toss.
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"Human speech is always morphing along," says John McWhorter, a linguist at Columbia University and author of Words on the Move: Why English Won't - and Can't - Sit Still.
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But an uncertain economic outlook and concerns the bull market's roar is morphing into a bear's growl have more Wall Street banks telling investors to play it safe.
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After Wheatley's work was published, Jay Van Bavel, a social neuroscientist at NYU used similar doll-to-people morphing, to ask how social factors could influence mind detection.
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By 2014, Windows Phone had pretty much exhausted its supply of good news and was morphing into a learning exercise for both Microsoft and the wider mobile industry.
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Assemblyman Miguel Santiago, chair of the Communications and Conveyance Committee, proposed his own amendments to the bill at the beginning of the meeting, morphing it into what Sen.
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I have this friend who was the most beautiful girl I knew in school and over the years every time I see her, she's morphing into someone different.
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Moving between the two spaces, it's hard not to consider whether Sink The Pink has come full circle, morphing into the commercialized beast that it sought to slay.
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What's happening now: Instead of flashy, morphing cells, the stem cell therapies of today are much more subtle, work in unexpected ways, and it's not always clear why.
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The result is a constantly evolving sequence of patterns, changing and morphing, almost climbing vertically up through the animation as it builds an ever thicker coat of paint.
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Iran's die-hard support for al-Assad and his lethal crackdown against his own people prepared the grounds and facilitated Daesh morphing from the corpse of al-Qaeda.
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And the vision is now morphing into reality with the construction of eight 30-foot tall prototypes in no-man's land on the border south of San Diego.
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Each week I highlight a theme or an artist of note, like first GIF attempts, whales, sex, booze, the past, the future, creepy morphing faces and leggy Vines.
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Outside the music industry, the word itself has lost much of its original meaning, morphing to mean simply "money" (which I think is what Migos is on about).
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The advent of YouTube, Facebook and private Twitter accounts have ramped-up the dangers of electronic democracy morphing into mobocracy as rants and chants replace contemplation and deliberation.
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New York (CNN Business)The Federal Reserve is facing a monumental challenge: It must prevent the rapidly intensifying health crisis from morphing into a full-blown financial crisis.
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Before he helped refine the rhetoric of Mr. Trump's racist appeals, Paul Manafort did the same for Ronald Reagan, morphing Richard Nixon's Southern strategy into "dog whistle" politics.
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Some investors and economists have begun to gauge the chances of a U.S. credit crisis and the risks of a protracted recession morphing into an economic depression (Reuters).
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Still, during more straightforwardly dark highlights — as when Ms. Williams-Haas narrated the birth of the work's terrifying title character — a morphing fortissimo soundscape provided ideally hallucinatory support.
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Slowly but surely, I was morphing into a headphone person — but I wasn't quite ready to spend every waking moment out and about with them in my ears.
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There is precedent for a jihadi group morphing from a proto-state into a global network: Al Qaeda managed just that after the fall of the Afghan Taliban.
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Science fiction is morphing into the realm of reality each day, as companies develop Hyperloops, autonomous cars, and devices that work using just the sound of your voice.
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Indeed, Schulnik's relentless focus on the morphing of her characters becomes a statement about characteristics we associate with women: openness to change and ability to shift and empathize.
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The South Carolina senator began his long career fighting to protect segregation, before morphing into a racial moderate who developed strong ties with the state's African American community.
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A lizard creature is bitten by a man and begins morphing into a human every full moon, and it finds itself overwhelmed with concerns both prosaic and deeply existential.
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Related: Take a Polar Plunge into Ice Caves—with Fractals Architecture and Organic Matter Fuse in a Fractal Short Film CGI Fractal Film Is Like a Morphing Pandora's Box
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But when he was paroled four years later – the others had already been released – Keenan went through an impressive transformation, morphing from a hapless con to a wealthy entrepreneur.
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It was one of three that Mordvintsev created, along with one that similarly zooms in to various Google Doodles as well as one that examines morphing patterns on bunnies.
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But when he was paroled four years later — the others had already been released — Keenan went through an impressive transformation, morphing from a hapless con to a wealthy entrepreneur.
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The Hulk / Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo): A skilled scientist who, after a failed experiment, began morphing into a big green monster whenever his heartbeat reached above a certain threshold.
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Powered up in slick new suits, the trailer shows regular teens morphing into the Power Rangers of today, fighting off villainous creatures to the edgy tunes of Kanye West.
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For those who weren't sure whether or not Cardinale's image had been retouched, one Twitter user shared a GIF of the original 1959 photo morphing into the Cannes poster.
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The primary goal of the work was to look at extending the operation of current fixed wing UAVs by introducing morphing wing structures inspired by those found in birds.
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As people take their seats and the night begins, I witness what looks like those 3D morphing screensavers of my 90s childhood to a backdrop of trance-like music.
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" "The empirical record of policymakers' ability to engineer a growth recession that nicely lands the economy at full employment without morphing into a full-blown recession is not comforting.
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Related: A Morphing Mural Is Changing Colors in Norfolk An Interactive Installation Lets You Manipulate Time and Space Light Art Festival Bathes Blighted Baltimore in A Sea of Color
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On the left was Hongbo's lauded morphing bust of Volaire, and on the right, an all-new sculpture of a Chinese schoolgirl hand-carved into a stack of textbooks.
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Atad was feeling similar to Sisyphus—she felt processing and probably morphing would occur ad infinitum with very little break to understand the ramifications of changes that would occur.
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This means incorporating MIDI systems when playing setlists from the 90s, with guitar sounds morphing into electronic flute and back again, or favoring piano over organ for 70s setlists.
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The shorter struts are used to suggest legs, and a torso, and the longer ones the front of the horse morphing into the neck, with casters added for hooves.
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Their first animated short was "The Ornament of the Heart in Love" (282), about two lovers, both ballet dancers, and a morphing ornament between them that represents their emotions.
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The shifts in lighting (by Mark Barton) and the subliminal, mood-morphing music (performed onstage by the cellist Ernst Reijseger) feel organically linked to the emotions of the characters.
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The image of the cathedral morphing into an Alpine ridge, with its cliffs, pinnacles and gorges, dates to 1958; 61 years later, the picture turns out to be prophetic.
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The ever-morphing nature of type A viruses is the main reason why flu can be so deadly and why we need to get different flu shots every season.
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You can date it to Republican repackaging of the estate tax as a "death tax," or tax cuts for the rich morphing into "tax relief" for the overly burdened.
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In 2015, for instance, Disney was set to invest in Draft Kings, a "daily fantasy" betting operation (that is now morphing into a real betting operation), but backed out.
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The animation on his tentacled, morphing body is stunning, and a true testament to just how much computer animation has evolved even since Finding Nemo stunned audiences in 2003.
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One of Twilley's current projects is a series of portrait paintings of Kellyanne Conway, which depict this infamous counselor to the current president morphing into an increasingly wretched appearance.
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" And last year, a National Journal piece yesterday was titled "Trump&aposs Cult Overwhelms the GOP": "The Republican Party is slowly morphing into a cult-of-personality vehicle around Trump.
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Simply blending or morphing the before and after frames to create the new interstitials just isn't enough to keep the motion as buttery smooth as real slow-mo footage appears.
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Not a week later, on August 25, Harvey made landfall along the Texas coast, morphing from a category 4 hurricane to a tropical storm that lingered over Houston for days.
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Only a year ago, it seemed that Google or Uber could be morphing into full-service car companies, and we were all waiting for a primer on the Apple car.
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The female African swallowtail butterfly employs a unique tactic to avoid harassment: it dresses in drag by morphing its usual markings to resemble that of the black and yellow male.
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Each tweet was a mock-up of O'Rourke's own Medium blog, sometimes taking situations he had written about before and exaggerating them or morphing them into a more surreal scenario.
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The surrealist sculptor Ellen Jewett explores these natural forms in simultaneously grotesque and fantastical ways, with animals that appear to be morphing into wilderness, manmade structures, or even other animals.
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So while the concept of brick and mortar retail may be morphing to get rid of the 10-year lease and emphasis on prime location, it's never going to die.
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SpaceX's COO commented earlier this month the factory has been morphing to keep up with demand, going from 6 to 8 cores a year, to 30 cores by year's end.
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But this is the first year that output has consistently fallen since 2009, a year when financial crisis was rapidly morphing into manufacturing crisis with devastating consequences for aluminum producers.
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FROM COINAGE: Power Rangers Morphing Through the Years "Every day I learned a lot about acting, acrobatics, and my character," Becky G explained to People en Español about the filming.
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The trailer focuses primarily on visual effects, including Miss Peregrine (Eva Green) morphing into a falcon, other "peculiar" students and the "hollows" — terrifying, soulless monsters that only Jake can see.
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Music has always moved in eras, even though the term is morphing into a new way of describing things on social media—like Bieber in the Purpose era, or whatever.
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The persistent low-growth economy and morphing monetary policies mean investors should consider "quality" names with steady earnings and solid dividends, Bank of America Merrill Lynch warned clients on Friday.
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Related Data Sculpture Turns a San Francisco Building Into a Stunning Morphing Visual This Flickering Shadow Installation Changes with the Wind An Artist Put Infinity in a Room in Istanbul
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One stand-out charcoal and pencil drawing by Štyrský from 1940 features two serpents morphing from a pair of human breasts (it is unclear whether they are men's or women's).
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They've charted a similar course through extreme metal, beginning in Satanic savagery and slowly morphing into something more dynamic, more experimental, more atmospheric, and, occasionally, more industrial (see "Red Silence").
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With a painting like Necronom IV (the basis for the Alien xenomorph), for instance, Giger created a subject that had the body of a human, but one morphing into something.
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The world is a dark and depressing place, rapidly morphing into a terrible hellscape while we hopelessly distract ourselves with dangerous selfie stunts and stupid interactive rom-coms or whatever.
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Thus tsap seui (杂碎), Cantonese for "miscellaneous leftovers," was born, eventually morphing into "chop suey" and becoming wildly popular throughout rural and urban Canada—or, so the story goes.
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The characters' body language is languid; when coupled with smooth, slow movements and morphing techniques, they appear like non-humans existing in an upside down universe of exquisite phantasmagoric imagery.
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She worried in particular about an emerging form of fraud called "morphing" — in which determined thieves create fake supporting documents and then try to obtain a passport in your name.
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In duo with the drummer Gerald Cleaver on Friday night, the tenor saxophonist Travis Laplante used circular breathing to play repetitive, slowly morphing patterns that were both startling and hypnotic.
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In this case, that cliché takes on an especially cruel resonance, since the last thing Maureen (now played by Aisling O'Sullivan) wants to hear is that she's morphing into Mom.
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The industrial giant spent billions, hired thousands of software engineers, and even created image-morphing television ads to recast itself as "a digital-industrial company," writes the NYT's Steve Lohr.
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As the rhino shuffles about, its lifelike body periodically morphs into a pixelated gray-brown abstraction, a reminder of the creature's digital artifice, before morphing back into its realistic form.
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Stem cells are special cells found in the human body that are capable of dividing into and morphing into any number of specialized cells, like brain, blood or muscle cells.
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The war in Syria has changed dramatically over the last seven years, rapidly morphing into much more than a battle between those who are simply for and against Syria's Assad.
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The strategy brought Dove lasting fame, but over the years the company has also produced heavily criticized "before and after" ads that showed dark-skinned women morphing into white ones.
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As we worked on it that night, the second half of the song started morphing from a down-tempoish jam into the grooving 16th note feel that it eventually became.
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These three vehicles likely show a realistic vision of Mercedes' future vehicle plans, from a self-driving lounge to an efficient, morphing luxury sedan to an extremely luxurious sports EV coupe.
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Cut and paste that code into their own domain and they could produce their own version of the site, altering and morphing it to their taste and learning along the way.
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More recently, as exclusively reported by TechCrunch last week, Snapchat snapped up 3D photo app Seene — positioning itself to further flesh out its face-morphing lenses with support for 3D selfies.
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Google gave its Home app a substantial redesign back in the fall, morphing it into a command center of sorts for all smart home gadgets that are compatible with Google Assistant.
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Since its launch, GoPro has added other incentives to Plus like a replacement program for damaged cameras, morphing the service into something that resembles a mix of iCloud and Apple Care.
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"It's morphing into a more complex multi-faceted trade war," he said, adding China could decide to make it difficult for the U.S. to acquire the rare earth minerals it mines.
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He became more religious, thought more about his role in the world and began morphing into a man who spends his days considering the intersection between global warming and social justice.
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GOP strategists say Obama-Care's troubles this year are morphing into a perfect storm for their candidates, providing a boost in a year when the party is defending 2202 Senate seats.
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Macron says he will not yield to the protesters, who initially mobilized in opposition to his proposed fuel tax increases before morphing into a broader grievance movement against government's economic management.
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In my mind, I look at this and the important lesson is, we have not done one thing, not one thing to prevent this from morphing into greater and greater problems.
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Working with Robert Hood and Jimmy Edgar was a no-brainer for the trio, Hood's minimal morphing trips and Edgar's shimmering, futuristic house were blueprints for ItaloJohnson's tight, no-frills techno.
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One of the most interesting ideas he plucks from academic journals is that climate change is morphing away from narrative and becoming a metanarrative, as Modernism was in the twentieth century.
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Related: Disrupt Your Day with a Zen-Like "Kinetic" Sculpture Data Sculpture Turns a San Francisco Building Into a Stunning Morphing Visual [Video] Anthony Howe's Kinetic Wind Sculptures Pulse And Hypnotize
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From Byzantine emperors to Abbasid Caliphs, rulers used the morphing Alexander legend as a means of striking fear into the heart of their constituency and casting themselves as their foretold savior.
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It is through this morphing behavior that scientists hope to explain why our universe looks the way it does, rather than like a featureless void, full of energy and nothing else.
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Twitch, which started as a site to live-stream gaming, is morphing into a "repository for political speech and terrorist propaganda," Drew Harwell and Jay Greene reported in The Washington Post.
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The hotel has a long reputation for hospitality, and was originally home to the Collingwood, a widely regarded luxury hotel, before morphing into a few other hotel iterations over the years.
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The world's morphing population will most likely be affected by a number of factors, but the changes will be driven largely by where each religion is concentrated today, the authors found.
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Prince Hal, morphing into Henry V, may be a great leader, but he dumps his friends, rewrites his past, and in carnage is a self-aggrandizing commander of the Death Star.
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Before morphing into one of Hollywood's most in-demand action heroes, he grew up in Northern Ireland at a time when his Catholic faith could have put him in harm's way.
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I wanted to save up to buy rare items to resell in my own personal shop, or get special "morphing potion" items that would enable me to acquire limited edition Neopets.
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The title is being developed for "multiple platforms," so for those looking forward to the title, it seems it will not be morphing into a Stadia exclusive at the last second.
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GOP strategists say Obama-Care's troubles this year are morphing into a perfect storm for their candidates, providing a boost in a year when the party is defending 24 Senate seats.
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Morphing her body until it is unrecognizable and inhuman, Földes leaves no room for judgements based on her physical qualities, an otherwise unavoidable societal construct we enact when viewing another person.
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Related: A Morphing Mural Is Changing Colors in Norfolk New Banksy Mural Lampoons 'Les Miserables' for Refugees Shepard Fairey, Kenny Scharf and More Cover an LA Public School in Street Art
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Jamie Lee Curtis's Laurie Strode certainly knows that, which is why the later entries in the franchise (specifically H20 and the new film) have shown her morphing into a paranoid survivalist.
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With global trade tensions morphing into a currency war, the ECB is likely to cut its -0.4% deposit rate - effectively a charge on banks' idle cash - further into negative territory in September.
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It might just be a symptom of, and backlash against, a global trend of neoliberalism-morphing-toward-antidemocratic-oligarchy, which, sadly, is the recent economic / political history of much of the world.
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Left mostly unchecked, it has allowed your personal information to be mishandled by shady organizations without direct consent, and it has amplified election-morphing propaganda and crazed voices in your News Feed.
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Since it began last November, initially in opposition to fuel-tax increases before morphing into a wider anti-Macron protest, the "yellow vest" movement has weakened markedly, plagued by infighting and misdirection.
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The Philadelphia 76ers are enjoying their first winning streak since March of 33 with back-to-back wins and won four of the last seven games while morphing into a formidable opponent.
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Plotagraphs is also set to roll out some new features it's testing in the near future, including an e-commerce marketplace where artists can sell direct to consumers, and a morphing software.
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As Mr. Smith explained to Fast Company, the clip uses render engines to turn scenes from Cornwall, England, and a 3D scan of Mr. James's face into constantly morphing, collapsing, reshaping imagery.
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"Bumblebee" is an origin story, and it begins on Cybertron, the realm of the Transformers, where we witness a decisive battle between the car-morphing Autobots and their sworn enemies, the Decepticons.
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Snapchat's latest plan for a viral augmented reality filter takes users on an aging journey where they can use a slider to begin morphing from a toddler up to an elderly person.
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A catwalk-length screen displayed morphing images of Versace iconography — including the brand's Medusa head logo, liquid gold, Donatella Versace herself — as models walked past in a total of 91 runway looks.
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McKinnon's Clinton later slips into a Sanders impression while discussing the anger of young voters and income inequality, eventually morphing into a Sanders look-alike, complete with glasses, suit and a wig.
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The war in Syria has changed dramatically over the last seven years, rapidly morphing into much more than a battle between those who are simply for and against Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Related: Brain Activity Changes The Colors Of This Crystal Headpiece Data Sculpture Turns a San Francisco Building Into a Stunning Morphing Visual Brainwaves Morph This Wearable 3D-Printed Headpiece Like an Alien Facemask
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It illustrates better than ever how Slack plans to evolve its service, not by morphing the core app to meet new needs, but by letting other companies implant those features directly into Slack.
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Twitter morphing into a cord cutter alternative for 24 hour news and information channels, peppered with unique events, has big potential in terms of its ability to woo and keep prominent, lucrative advertisers.
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The ad from the Republican group linked to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his allies features Kander's face morphing into that of Hillary Clinton, President Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi and Bernie Sanders.
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The nickel supply chain is morphing into two distinct components, one based on nickel ore feeding the stainless steel sector, and one comprising higher purity metal for use in superalloys and lithium batteries.
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Thus we are currently witnessing what can only be described as a bipartisan failure that is fast morphing into a wholly owned Trump failure where the risks of regional war are visibly growing.
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But eventually she agrees to take a part in the production, which just keeps changing and changing (as does the student-teacher dynamic), eventually morphing into a provocative study of Israeli-Palestinian relations.
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But it looks like one local news editor in Seattle took it upon himself to liven up Trump's low-energy performance—by morphing the hell out of the president's face during the broadcast.
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As "Another Brick in the Wall" puts my shelved LP onto a stage where I first stood during an elementary school field trip, it's clear that "The Wall" is still morphing and shifting.
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The boom in remote working and the impending recession are morphing the global workforce and its security needs before our eyes – and accelerating a corresponding reinvention of the cybersecurity industry itself, experts say.
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Lack of integrity may also be the best way to capture the morphing scandal of the pre-election $130,000 payoff to a porn star to apparently keep quiet about an affair with Trump.
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Related: All the Experiments in This Film Were Created by Sound [Premiere] DΛDΛ's New Music Video Gives Us Post-Apocalyptic Björk Vibes [Premiere] Morphing Bodies Throb and Flicker in a Dystopian Music Video
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"The Fed's measures are unprecedented and they have been extremely proactive in preventing this external shock from morphing into a wider funding crisis," said Vasileios Gkionakis, head of FX strategy at Lombard Odier.
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Cramer pointed out that not only is Cisco one of the biggest beneficiaries of the new tax code, but it is morphing into a software play thanks to some of its recent acquisitions.
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The morphing bot is being designed and built at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab by roboticist Ali Agha and his collaborators from Stanford University and Cornell University, according to a NASA JPL press release.
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And as we have all learned, if the right policies are in place, a good run in the short term has a way of morphing into a good run for the long term.
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So many traditions and rituals—yoga, Sufism, Kabbalah—have made loop-de-loops across the world, morphing and twisting along the way before eventually landing in the digital folds of our app stores.
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"In a sense, you have to think of Tencent as a technology company that's slowly morphing into an entertainment firm," Joost van Dreunen, CEO of video game industry research firm SuperData, told Motherboard.
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In this climate, with Americans lacking a universal focus for their attention and worry, The X-Files—in the authors' eyes—can stand as a barometer for a morphing cast of domestic fears.
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In a video posted on YouTube, Google showed its familiar horizontal search bar morphing into the outline of a phone on the tunes of Redbone's "Come and get your love", which leads to madeby.google.com.
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It then automates the morphing of the "topology" of the network, essentially its physical arrangement, as well as scheduling those changes multiple minutes out and predicting how it will need to adjust going forward.
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But instead of static straps and inflatable airbags, Hall imagined an intelligent cloud of interconnected snowflake-like foglets capable of morphing along with the movements of anything around it, including the passengers of cars.
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APIs leverage mature protocols (SSL, OAuth, TLS) that provide a level of granularity that makes it easy to prevent morphing in nearly every instance — and to expose it quickly and clearly if it should.
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Mr. Jackiw has in any case made the work his own: not only the beautiful melodies but also the skittish passages in which the tunes seem to be morphing and turning themselves inside out.
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VideoInk, which currently sells subscriptions for $30 per month, will keep operating under its current brand for now, but Waxman plans on eventually morphing it into a new brand, which she'll call Wrap Pro.
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Related: Journey from Birth to Death in a Gorgeous 3D Music Video [Premiere] DΛDΛ's New Music Video Gives Us Post-Apocalyptic Björk Vibes [Premiere] Morphing Bodies Throb and Flicker in a Dystopian Music Video
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Aiming, scanning, morphing, double-taps for jumping (and there are plenty of platforms that necessitate careful positioning), the usual saving and moving around the four main locations in the game's setting, the Alimbic system.
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CARACAS, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Venezuela's opposition was to hold nationwide rallies on Wednesday against unpopular socialist President Nicolas Maduro, whom they accuse of morphing into a dictator by preventing a plebiscite to remove him.
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Now, as his federal health agencies tackle the rapidly morphing coronavirus epidemic and he and his administration come under fire for serious missteps in managing it, Mr. Trump has had to adjust his messaging.
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In her all-too-brief run at the Harkness Dance Festival, Ms. Doherty presented her take on masculinity like a living painting, morphing from a figure of swaggering confidence to one of feigning nonchalance.
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WASHINGTON — Frustration over President Trump's delay in imposing the stiff tariffs he has promised on imports of foreign steel and aluminum is morphing into a fight over two of Mr. Trump's trade policy nominees.
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"Oh my God, it was an oasis in the desert," she said of her experience with Mr. Brook, describing challenges that included morphing from Christine Keeler into Jackie Kennedy, while naked in a bathtub.
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Even if further tariff action is suspended, worries are growing that the trade standoff with the United States is morphing into a technology war that will put more strain on China's higher-value manufacturing.
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During my junior year of high school I went to my first M.I.T. Mystery Hunt which is where "paper puzzling" started morphing into a passion for me, and I soon started solving crosswords regularly.
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By far the biggest boost for the dollar has been a massive rally in U.S. Treasuries as worries about the epidemic morphing into a global pandemic triggered demand for the safety of government debt.
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Figliuzzi said they show a "logical evolution or morphing of methodology to exploit social media in a way that is far more effective and potentially damaging" than the spy ring rolled up in 2010.
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Some bulge outward, morphing into a cluster of perfect spheres, like oversize bubbles skimmed off the top of a bath; some sink in concave dips, suggesting valleys of miniature waves — eerie acts of biomimicry.
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It's tempting to read Dr. Caligari's presence in "Hanging Mirror" as an individual morphing and setting herself free for the first time, as an expression of long-held instinctual desires, possible to destroy man.
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In addition, both the Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt and the Isua belt have been heated and squished over billions of years, a process that melts and recrystallizes the rocks, morphing them from their original sedimentary state.
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Before and during the primary contests, Trump stood out with loud and politically incorrect comments about illegal immigrants and Muslim visitors to the U.S. But now, that brashness is morphing into something a bit different.
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"He was also into what's called 'morphing,' where he would print out graphic images and then, cut a child's face out of a picture and put it on bodies of other children," the source says.
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Fearlessly morphing from one creature to the next — one transformation involved an orange bodysuit affixed with the plastic babies, and in another, she was coated in black paint — she exposed her aging body with aplomb.
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Though today's logo change is the most significant in YouTube's history, it's not a complete transformation, like the morphing of Uber's silver U into a backwards C. "It's an evolution, not a revolution," says Bettig.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - As policymakers around the world scramble to prevent an economic slowdown from morphing into a global recession, Latin America's largest countries may find the growth-boosting arsenal at their disposal is worryingly scarce.
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Goldberg said index pundits can gripe about rebalancing morphing into market-timing, but that requires a belief that passive investing is only buying and holding mutual funds and ETFs, and never looking or changing anything.
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A piece would appear on a website, attract attention from others through Facebook, be re-written and re-posted on Facebook, and soon it was all over the internet, morphing into a genuine news event.
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Morphing from notorious Hollywood party girl to her now private life as a mother, the actress opened up to The Guardian about how her improved sense of self has made her a "more powerful" woman.
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In-line microphones are now essentially a standard feature, wireless connectivity has become much more affordable, and in the future health sensors and other extra capabilities will likely keep headphones morphing into more multifunctional gadgets.
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But I realized that, although it was done very well and no one knew (it was very subtle), one day, I looked in the mirror and I felt like I was morphing into something else.
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Asif Mian's sewn-together carpets illustrate the hybrid or "double consciousness" (as the exhibition brochure describes it) of young, urban or marginalized Muslims, while Umber Majeed uses morphing computer animations to examine Pakistan's patriarchal past.
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Standing shoulder to shoulder on a stage decorated with a single draped string of colored lights, a woman (Cathy Naden) and a man (Jeremy Killick) conjure wildly divergent, ever-morphing visions of the planet's future.
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Still investors, worried that the conflict was morphing into a technology cold war, dumped shares of Asian tech companies, with Lenovo's stock price falling as much as 6.3% to its lowest in nearly four months.
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The truth, however, is that amidst an electoral democracy involving 900 million adults, Modi's rise exposes uncomfortable realities about both India and democracy, increasingly host to violent majoritarianism that itself is morphing into outright fascism.
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As the real estate case wound its way through the legal system, morphing into a different suit with a different defendant, Mr. Trump's lawyers sought the removal of a second state judge, Justice Eileen Bransten.
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It's a bleak reality that many are confronting once again thanks to a face-morphing app that ages the photos of users—who probably don't know they have signed away the rights to their faces.
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While its colors are still predominantly neutral, a stripe of red makes an appearance; similarly, several works titled "Solar Nostalgia" (1962) see the introduction of yellow rectangles with rounded edges, as if morphing into ellipses.
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"The challenge we face is how to act with sufficient strength and speed to prevent the recession from morphing into a prolonged depression, made deeper by a plethora of defaults leaving irreversible damage," he added.
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Not only did Swift fully commit to morphing herself into a male character (or a few specific men throughout the story arch), she also gave herself due credit for the creative vision in the video.
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Throughout the 45-minute work, which had its premiere Thursday as part of Lincoln Center's White Light Festival, the language-art projections by Kay Rosen keep moving, morphing, drawing the eye away from the dance.
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In fact, from the start of the internet age in the 1990s, the right has been more clever than its rivals in exploiting ever-morphing tech to influence vast numbers of people with targeted messages.
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Though today's logo change is the most significant in YouTube's history, it's not a complete transformation, like the morphing of Uber's silver U into a backwards C. "It's an evolution, not a revolution," says Bettig.
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Venezuela's state prosecutor says 437 people were hurt in nearly a month of protests against leftist President Nicolas Maduro, whom the opposition accuses of morphing into a dictator and wrecking the oil-rich country's economy.
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After hallucinating that Lauren Graham's face was morphing into Ryan Gosling's face for just a few seconds at a time, such that nobody besides me had ever noticed, I proceeded to nap for four hours.
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At a time when digital technology seemed practically Martian, Laserium shows featured something positively space age: colorful, high-powered beams creating flashy, constantly morphing 3-D displays of color in real time, all set to music.
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There's a lot of speculation about Cersei morphing into a Mad Queen, but Dany's recent bloodlust-y behavior suggests she may befall the same fate (the dragon egg doesn't fall far from the nest, it seems).
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"The Treasury market is trading higher this morning as the apparent differences between the U.S. and China is quickly morphing from a trade issue to an all-out trade war," he wrote in a note Thursday.
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Intriguingly, while the app readily transforms men into boys, it seems to struggle with morphing women like me into girls:That's likely because women's faces are much more similar to girls' faces than men's are to boys'.
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There's also a Tween... option that can be used to create a transition between two frames, but it essentially just creates a basic cross-dissolve instead of doing any kind of intelligent morphing between the two.
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Langston, the son of a preacher, had the most pronounced transformation, morphing from stoic strongman to a gasping, bug-eyed bombast who would pull a hankie out of his singlet and dab sweat from his brow.
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After morphing into Ed Sheeran and DJ Khaled, Lil Dicky transforms into Jenner in the video, which pays homage to the classic film Freaky Friday (in which a mother and daughter swap bodies for a day).
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The UI shows a continually morphing and fluctuating graph that appears to be showing a data stream; however, the graph doesn't seem to have much consistency or relevance to how fast the connection ends up being.
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Private contractors, C.I.A. agents, U.S. Army troops, Marines, and others come and go in rotations, such that the Naval Station's identity is constantly morphing, and yet some aspects of the detention facility remain anchored, weighted, unchanging.
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Last July, New York magazine published a video explaining what nightmares are: our brains' way of taking whatever is bothering or frightening us in life and morphing it into tales that we can process as memories.
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"We see the business morphing into a 100% service model where the value of real estate and assets in the field will be critical to maintaining a safe, reliable, comfortable and nice smelling fleet," said Jonas.
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Surely some signposts of unrest were discernible many exits ago — the rise in income inequality, scraping away at the middle class; the preponderance of partisan news media; congressional functionality morphing from labored to gridlocked to hopeless.
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They ran political ads all over the country morphing the pictures of Democratic candidates into images of Pelosi and issuing stark warnings to voters that any Dem running for the House would be a Pelosi stooge.
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Behind Russia's recession, which is slowly morphing into stagnation, are the weakened price of oil in recent years and some longer-term factors, like the state's growing role in economic matters and an unwelcoming business climate.
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CreditCreditPHOTOGRAPHS BY SAM HODGSON FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES SPOTSYLVANIA, Va. — Crushed by exhaustion, you may dream of a competitor's head morphing into a Pokémon-like demon — and then open your eyes and still see it.
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In a new artwork, Jardins d'Été, Quayola is again back in France toying with nature, memory, and reality, but this time morphing the floral gardens of the 10th century castle the Chateau de Chaumont-sur-Loire.
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Rote tasks, which still represent a substantial proportion of most people's day-to-day work, are morphing into the machine, freeing up time and energy to ask better questions, craft better directions and generate more effective innovation.
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AMID AMERICA'S fractious political landscape, where cross-party trust is all but absent and bombast seems the currency of the day, concern is growing that wariness about foreign influence from Russia and China is morphing into paranoia.
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Both artists are the perfect fit for the morphing track; at times it's hard pumping club EDM, and at the turn of a switch it goes into super smooth R&B, bringing out their super addictive vocals.
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The rhyme with "adolescence" is deliberate: "Both are times when body morphing and hormone shifting lead to an upheaval in how a person feels emotionally and how they fit into the world," she said in the talk.
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"This is just part of the tragic history of Colombia — one form of violence morphing into another in the absence of a legitimate state," said Cynthia J. Arnson, the Latin America director at the Woodrow Wilson Center.
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European and U.S. stocks have suffered their biggest loses since mid-51.0.43 amid fears the coronavirus may be morphing into a pandemic that could cripple global supply chains and wreak far greater economic damage than first thought.
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Covering a period from 1976 to 1990, "River Under the Road" contains cultural scene-setting, reminiscent of Updike's Rabbit novels, that captures the social and political mood of "me-decade" self-indulgence morphing into Reagan-era conservatism.
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European and U.S. stocks have suffered their biggest loses since mid-24 amid fears the coronavirus may be morphing into a pandemic that could cripple global supply chains and wreak far greater economic damage than first thought.
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Even the most easy-going bride is at risk of morphing into an unfamiliar version of herself who spends sleepless nights anguishing over RSVPs (hi, me!) and devising various contingency plans in case it rains (also me!).
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If the music is anything like his two releases thus far ("The Saga" and "The Saga II"), it will be a broadly sourced form of contemporary electric fusion, centered on luminous, morphing textures and elegantly lyrical songwriting.
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FaceApp, the controversial face-morphing mobile app that drew criticism earlier this week for lightening the complexion of users with dark skin tones—reacts in some truly bizarre ways when you attempt to feed it non-human faces.
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Get the Harry Potter Heat Reveal Morphing Mugs for $19.99 each See Details via GIPHY If you prefer to spend your life in the land of Hyrule, then we can hook you up with some sweet Zelda swag.
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"The rolling bear market continues to make progress and there is growing evidence that it is morphing into a proper cyclical bear market in the context of a secular bull," wrote Michael Wilson, the bank's chief equity strategist.
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In the opening "Crucible" (1985), dancers appear disembodied, mischievously so, as their arms and legs extend above a mirror for a doubling effect that creates otherworldly spirals, which bend and fold into a continual morphing of new shapes.
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Harman's also done a nice job emulating Cortana's listening icon in the form of a morphing, glowing circle in a touch surface on the top of the device, which marks a nice change from the standard LED ring.
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I know all this because this time lapse footage from Blue Dog Films is terrifying in the worst ways with lightning buzzing and snapping all over the place and clouds morphing into every imaginable shape all at once.
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Less directed compositions than evocations of environments, the pieces that make up Grass and Trees are slow to move and unfold, luxuriating in reverbed repetition, tracing the outlines of a given space before gradually morphing into something new.
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The director first hires him to act as the "connective tissue between each performer," morphing from one person to the next as they walk along the waterfront, but she soon discovers he can just play all the parts.
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Identity, which has become central to much cultural debate and political discussion, is morphing: The traditional binaries — heterosexual/homosexual, male/female, cisgender/transgender — are being acknowledged more widely as spectrums and, as they intersect with each other, dimensions.
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Sadly, one doesn't have to look far for evidence of these top-down decisions morphing into outright racism within the general population, a trend that has a long history in the narrative of outbreaks such as this one.
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And once she fires upon one gunslinger (while eerily morphing him with the Man in Black), she realizes she knows how the rest of the story is meant to play out, allowing her to evade bullets from other gunslingers.
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The quartet played a brash and thunderous brand of sludge metal for its first handful of years before morphing into a complex and imaginative progressive rock/metal band—only to become mainstream heavy rock stars not too long after.
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These days, the things that are apparently tantamount to making a festival good are so tepid that festival culture has now mutated in a way that doesn't feel strange or different, morphing into a concept we don't yet understand.
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In March Facebook bought image filtering app Masquerade, with the intention of integrating the latter's face-morphing tech into its messaging platform to inject a little more fun into the online space where kids' parents prefer to hang out.
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So while everyday Amazon is morphing more and more into a nation-state, the EFF is hoping that a very public intervention with Shaq can help turn the tide and raise awareness of how this issue threatens us all.
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FROM COINAGE: Power Rangers Morphing Through the Years Then there are the extraterrestrials: Pitch Perfect's Elizabeth Banks camps it up as villain Rita Repulsa and Bryan Cranston's gruff baritone is put to good use as disembodied Rangers mentor Zordon.
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Syfy's upcoming TV show about young killers based on Rick Remender's 2014 comic takes everything that makes school an evocative setting — rules, hormones, morphing identities — and amps the stakes up a by making it all life or death, literally.
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"Not that companies trying to maximize profits is necessarily a bad thing, but rightly or wrongly, investors have given companies a pass on overseas tax 'avoidance,' which is a phrase that is quickly morphing into tax 'evasion,'" Goldberg said.
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Experts tell me that scans of people on a psychedelic trip look like a bright, morphing jigsaw of activity compared with the sober brain, which looks largely grey on the scans, with fleeting, localized hints of color and activity.
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While trying to understand what the sounds were, the light cascade began: a shower across the entire "room" of pulsing colors morphing from one hue to another in some orderly sequence, but not in a pattern I could discern.
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The experience recalled not just scenes from Her and Minority Report, but computer-science manifestos from the late 1980s that imagined a suite of gadgets that would adapt to who you are, morphing to your needs in the moment.
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I traversed the stages of grief rather quickly with my sadness quickly morphing to anger, and I sent Mr. Larry a meme I made with pictures lifted from Marko's dating profile announcing my allegiance with, the lizardman, David Icke.
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A couple of years later, after falling out of touch, both ended up in California, evolving in parallel: Peep morphing his rapping into singing, and Smokeasac reframing hip-hop by experimenting with sampling the intros of old emo songs.
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In his history of negative campaigning, "Going Dirty," David Mark writes that in the 1994 election, dozens of Republican congressional candidates used "morphing" technology in ads to visually transform their Democratic opponents into President Bill Clinton, to devastating effect.
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Yet the morphing of that appetite into a more fleshed-out eight-episode limited series offers the possibility of bringing more depth to the characters, as well as nice little flourishes like casting "ER's" Anthony Edwards as the judge.
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Hong Kong has been in the grip of protests since June last year, sparked by the now-withdrawn extradition bill before morphing into a wider anti-government campaign that has been marked by mass rallies and often-violent clashes.
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This Swiss troupe is like a human kaleidoscope: Moving around a darkened stage while encased in huge, colorful envelopes of foam or fabric, the performers twist, turn and fold, morphing from slithering serpents to autumn leaves to unfurling fans.
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Under fierce political pressure in her own conservative camp and from an insurgent right-wing populist party, the Alliance for Germany (AfD), Merkel's mantra of "We can do this" is morphing into "The Turks can do this for us".
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's planned "great, great wall" began morphing into a physical barrier and an array of high-tech gadgets in congressional talks launched on Wednesday to forge a compromise on security at the U.S. border with Mexico.
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Speaking to reporters, Christophe Castaner said that the street demonstrations that have convulsed France for three weeks "created a monster that escaped from its creators," with the movement originally protesting a fuel tax and morphing into broad anti-government anger.
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Whether she's morphing into a murderous, weird octo-scorpion or seducing her next victim or playing renn-faire footsie with her husband, she's taking monstrous cuts at the flimsy script and adding a level of camp that's impossible not to appreciate.
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Vaughan includes Charles II morphing into Emperor Leopold I among her GIFs, which she used as the basis for drawings that further soften the already flat features of their faces, so that gender, age, and identity break down in the copies.
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He conceded that there is one moment in The Outsider that does recall It for him, as Ralph takes Terry to his arraignment and sees that the crowd assembled around them — his friends and neighbors — is morphing into a bloodthirsty mob.
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The way in which whiteness is labeled has changed over time, with relevant categories morphing from Teutonic to Saxon to Anglo-Saxon to Caucasian to Nordic to WASP to white to white-ethnic as the society changes, as politics change.
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At a wild, defensive press conference on Tuesday afternoon, President Donald Trump raised the question as to whether protests against statues honoring Confederate soldiers would end up some day morphing into protests against monuments to George Washington or Thomas Jefferson.
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The ad included a photo of Rigell morphing into one of then-president Barack Obama, as well as a shot of Rigell alongside other lawmakers standing behind Obama as he signed a bill, implying that it was anti-gun legislation.
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Apptopia, a startup that began its life as a marketplace for reselling apps before morphing into the app intelligence provider that's now used by Google, Facebook, Pinterest, NBCU, and others, has closed on a second seed round of $2.7 million.
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By the time of this film, he was deep into his largest project, the multipart, multilocation, ever-morphing "Musée d'Art Moderne, Département des Aigles" (Museum of Modern Art, Department of Eagles), which he started in 1968 and sustained for four years.
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"That is proof of more money coming in, it is proof of a better attitude toward the assets class known as stocks … The Trump rally is still not over, it is just morphing into another form of a bull," Cramer said.
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It's part of what founder Shawn Frayne calls a "contrarian bet" he anticipates will become the future of a VR sector that's a recent report by Goldman Sachs said was rapidly morphing into a juggernaut worth at least $82 billion.
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The former bus driver and union leader reiterated that the assembly was the only way to bring peace to Venezuela, blasted threats of further sanctions from "emperor Donald Trump," and hit back at accusations that he is morphing into a tyrant.
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If you haven't opened Snapchat in a while, the app has an ever-changing pack of face-morphing filters, which allow you to swap faces with others and transform into everything from a dog to someone with an abnormally large forehead.
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As much as Noah will be missed if he leaves the Bulls, it's hard not to hope he ends up with an organization more eager to appreciate his singular take on basketball, however much it fits into morphing NBA paradigms.
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Toronto's Offense Is Official Despite struggles in the clutch, which reflect a reversion back to the isolation-heavy, late-shot-clock-heaving approach that hurts them so much when it matters most, Toronto's offense is quietly morphing into an unselfish monster.
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The controversial Snapchat filter called out as "yellowface" by many earlier this week has thrust the popular app's face morphing filters into the spotlight again, with some wondering if the app may be impacting how we see ourselves and others.
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This, too, is a distinctive behavior of some cancers that we can now witness using biopsies, CT scans and powerful new techniques like gene sequencing: We can see the cancers morphing from smoldering variants into more aggressive types before our eyes.
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The messiness of morphing is a pungent theme of "Being a Beast: Adventures Across the Species Divide," a meditative romp that leaves you laughing out loud (and occasionally cursing in anger) even as you soak up the spray of science.
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While Trump's most recent staff recruitments don't show up yet — most notably the hiring of veteran GOP strategist Paul Manafort as convention manager — there are other signs in the FEC filing that Trump's campaign is morphing into a more traditional operation.
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What he was shooting out of was the metaphorical ceiling for the American rap star and he ended up in a lonely, unchartered territory—losing his mother shortly after and morphing into the chaotic and divisive figure we know today.
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A MINUS Quelle Chris: Being You Is Great, I Wish I Could Be You More Often (Mello Music) Persona-morphing free for-all is sharpest when it's about himself—not counting his wife-to-be's best-in-show, that is.
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That being said, the rally may be a sign that Bitcoin is transitioning away from an alternative asset and morphing into a more popular form of payment for businesses, meaning its price could start to follow the stock market more closely.
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Before long, r/deepfakes users were building on each other's data sets to create even more convincing facial swapping models — like this training set illustrating the morphing of adult film actress Little Caprice into simulated versions of Watson and Kate Mara.
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The possibility of change is beyond the horizon, literally, in that morphing of suburbs, exurbs and rural areas, in that convergence of districts with incumbents whose support for the gun lobby is virulent, but who, in the November election, are vulnerable.
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With a seat and backrest supported by what looks like antlers morphing into chewing gum, the chair is the Dolly of furniture design: a breakthrough generated by new technology, in this case the marriage of biological algorithms and smart software.
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Characteristics we think of as intelligence, strength, vision, uprightness, dexterity, body mass or whiteness will outlive their usefulness, morphing from advantages to disadvantages, counterintuitive though that seems today, especially perhaps to those who have those valued traits and benefit from them.
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"The challenge we face is how to act with sufficient strength and speed to prevent the recession from morphing into a prolonged depression, made deeper by a plethora of defaults leaving irreversible damage," the former European Central Bank president said.
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CARAMANICA Yves Tumor piles sound on sound and style on style — noise, electronics, hip-hop, rock, R&B — throughout his new album, "Safe in the Hands of Love," most of which channels his dense, ever-morphing productions into something like songs.
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Elwood Watson, a professor at East Tennessee State University who has written about masculinity in academic publications, books, and for the Good Men Project website, sees the morphing nature of masculinity as being linked to the relative youth of America.
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Even as he continues to attack the "dishonest media," Mr. Trump and his allies are empowering this alt-reality media, providing White House access to Breitbart and other post-factual outlets that are already morphing into fierce defenders of the administration.
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While virtual reality headsets from Oculus and others have yet to go mainstream, hundreds of millions of iPhones and iPads in circulation are an iOS update away from morphing into consoles that bridge the real world and the imaginary one.
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A resurgent Taliban is the biggest threat to the Afghan government, morphing into a shadow government that controls or contests more than 40 percent of the country, according to the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, Washington's watchdog in Afghanistan.
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In November, an American teenager, Feroza Aziz, posted a subversive makeup tutorial that innocuously begins with instructions on how to curl your eyelashes before morphing into a call for awareness about the persecution of Uighur Muslims by the Chinese government.
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"Thank you, Andrea," she boomed in a deep male voice, morphing into the first of more than a dozen art-world personae who take over the speech — a piratical dealer, a fawning patron, an artist best known for pickling a shark.
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YAOUNDE (Reuters) - Separatists from Cameroon's Anglophone region have killed four security forces in several attacks over the past few days, the government said on Saturday, an unprecedented violent turn to a movement that risks morphing into a full blown insurgency.
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The S&P 500 telecommunications sector is morphing into an all-new communications services sector, effective at the end of September; the sector shuffle has implications for shareholders of dozens of legacy and newer U.S. media, entertainment and telecommunications stocks.
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The European Parliament declares a theme for each year, and 1985 was the Year of Music — making it the perfect time for the festival to start spreading beyond France's borders and morphing into a more global event, World Music Day.
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The scandal is mentioned, but only in terms of Kelly's triumph over it: What a decade it's been for Kelly — he's thrived in a curious way, morphing from true blue 22004s R&B icon into an increasingly strange and beguiling pop culture oddball.
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Concept for the Segmented Ultralight Morphing Rotor, a 50 MW wind turbine featuring 650 foot long blades that can channel the power of hurricanes, via SandiaFor one, the turbine would stand on a lightweight, segmented trunk that bends in the breeze without snapping.
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Personally, with a genetic insomnia diagnosis confirmed by a doctor—after I spent an entire week spent without sleep before I gave in to the magic of pharmaceuticals—morphing into an early riser to match my partner is out of the question.
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"To us, a correction in time morphing into a 7 to 10 percent pullback, like we've seen every seven or eight months over the course of this bull market since 2009, is definitely something we think could be in the offing," Emanuel said.
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Still, the probability of these concerns morphing into a full-blown financial crisis is substantially lower than previous years thanks to easy access to funding and emergency back stop provisions, according to Jernej Omahen, head of European Financials Research at Goldman Sachs.
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I was engulfed in a gliding field of spectacularly colored kitsch: projected at an enormous scale onto the walls and floor van Gogh's paintings, such as "Starry Night" (1888) and "Wheatfield with Crows" (1890), were ridiculously sliding around and morphing into each other.
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Certainly, it is hard not to feel for anyone stuck in an airport for hours, but perhaps harder still not to take some snide enjoyment in this seemingly perfect example of what toxic festival culture has become—faux-bohemianism morphing into hyper-capitalism.
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" Continuing, Mollen — who shares sons Lazlo, 6 months, and Sid with husband Jason Biggs — explained that she chooses to share photos of her younger son because he "is still just a head, doesn't leave the house and is morphing on a daily basis.
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Nevertheless, the 30-second video clearly indicates it's a phone, with Google's familiar search box morphing into the shape of a smartphone: Google, defined by its origins as a search engine, is suggesting that search is at home on a smartphone now.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany believes there is a chance that the European Union and the United States could avoid a dispute over planned U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from morphing into a wider trade conflict, its economy minister said on Monday.
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But given the total breakdown in diplomatic relations since January, and in an increasingly volatile region, it isn't hard to imagine this tension morphing into something much more dangerous: a tit-for-tat exchange of attacks carried out by domestic armed groups.
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Fans of the older Fury will doubtless thrill to the spectacle of his younger self, and Jackson's sparring with Larson is the liveliest facet of the film, but you have to wonder what is heralded, across the industry, by such willful morphing.
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"Reacting to Clinton's remarks, Chuka Umunna, the Liberal Democrats foreign affairs spokesperson, said the UK government's refusal to publish the report "implies there is something to hide" and said "Boris Johnson is morphing into Donald Trump more and more, day by day.
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Related: The Creators Project: San Francisco 2012 Data Sculpture Turns a San Francisco Building Into a Stunning Morphing Visual An Arts and Tech Community Finds a New Home in San Francisco Old Photos of NYC and San Francisco Put History on the Map
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What adds exponentially to this experience is that many cities are actually becoming homogenous on the physical level, morphing into each other as "world cities" and "global city regions," all sharing the same architectural template due to the demands of rapid growth.
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His verse is dreamy, with throwback, Channel Orange-esque guitars (it's especially reminiscent of tracks like "Sweet Life"), which the otherwise-frantic track then swallows up before morphing into the rest of the song, on which we hear Pharrell and Kendrick Lamar.
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The morphing of politics to sports and the parties to home teams you support at any cost is something that has been trending for some time (cough cough Republicans voting for Roy Moore cough cough), but it's taken to its extreme on Infowars.
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The towering figure clearly suggests our entry into the unknown, its gender morphing into uncertain post-gender and post-humanity, raising the question of what life in other galaxies and universes might look like if or when we make contact with sentient creatures.
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An almost continual montage of animation, drawings and projections, mostly in black and white, appear on and behind the set: images of blown-up churches and buildings; military maps; charcoal drawings of bedraggled people morphing into spectral stick figures; despoiled rivers and hills.
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Because Mr. Landau's character was a master of disguise, morphing into a different character every week, casting people began to think of him for a variety of roles — and not only villains, which he had so often played earlier in his career.
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"I was interested in the whole idea of morphing from one dreamscape world into another, because I feel like we are going through that transition now in the world," she said backstage before the show, surrounded by jostling photographers and posing models.
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The research shows that the drug, denosumab, can stop certain breast tissue cells with the mutation from morphing into cancerous tumors, said Jane Visvader, a scientist at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research in Australia and a co-author of the study.
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I am most definitely the kind of person who scares myself walking to the bathroom in the middle of the night, scurrying back under my covers to avoid thinking about the furniture suddenly morphing into a Thing that can somehow murder me in my sleep.
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The protests, named after the hi-vis vests French drivers are required to keep in their cars, began last month against rising fuel prices and a planned hike on fuel taxes, before morphing into a broader movement channeling anger at Macron's pro-business economic policies.
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All this morphing capability combined with a motion-capture-based facial-puppeteering engine could've made it possible for the Stewart's team to, as I did with that cat two years ago, talk and have the characters follow and act out their speech in real-time.
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For that program, the agency was working on a deep space crew capsule called Orion, as well as a massive rocket called Ares V. When Constellation was canceled under the Obama administration, those two pieces of hardware survived, with Ares V morphing into the SLS.
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In the second half of the new millennium, Simmons is known for morphing, once again, into a clean-eating vegan committed to spiritual enlightenment and holistic living — exactly what you would expect from someone who, as of 2011, had amassed a fortune of $350 million.
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In typical Katy Perry fashion, the star revealed her cut via a goofy video using a face-morphing filter on her Instagram story to reveal her boyish, buzzed cut (that appears to be styled in a mini-mohawk) cut by celebrity stylist Chris McMillan.
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And it's certainly true that the reimagined rendition keeps all the creeping urgency of the original, though it adds a little of the heavy atmosphere and breath that Reznor and Ross' soundtracks have gained praise for, before morphing into full Nine Inch Nails-style chaos.
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The broadcast's big opening, starting with Mr. Corden on stage with "Hamilton" cast members, segueing into some mild jokes about Donald J. Trump and the Tonys' irrelevance and then morphing again into a medley celebrating non-nominated long-running shows, was boring and too long.
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The protests, named after the hi-vis vests French drivers are required to keep in their cars, began last month against a planned hike on fuel taxes, before morphing into a broader movement channeling anger at Macron's pro-business economic policies over rising living costs.
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And then in 2010 and 2012, Activision put out Transformers: War for Cybertron and Fall of Cybertron, which when taken as a pair represent probably the best game(s) based on the franchise of morphing cars and planes and tanks and cassette recorders yet realized.
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And while Facebook did invent a pair of chat bots to talk to each other in English, and those bots quickly began morphing their speech into a gibberish language—it doesn't spell out the end of humanity at the hands of robo-destruction quite yet.
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But to focus on individual tracks does a disservice to the sheer totality of the album; everything is always morphing into something else, and no matter how many little fragments make up the whole, Mutant makes itself felt as a single slab of concrete sound.
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Wilde switches to stop-motion animation, for reasons I won't disclose, with Amy and Molly morphing into dolls, and then slows for a lyrical interlude below the surface of a swimming pool, where Amy, like a lonely mermaid, watches the other swimmers sport and embrace.
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Yet as Hi Wildflower developed into the author's main source of income, morphing from an alternate expression of the energies that drove her fiction into "a way of keeping afloat in a society that doesn't pay artists to do their work," its meaning mutated.
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There's a folk-ish delicacy to her tones and her oft-plucked guitars, but on Second Love she melds muted glitchy electronics which neatly complement the album's themes—modern love, growing up with the glow of a laptop, this changing age and ever-morphing emotions.
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"It's morphing from a battle between Leave versus Remain into a battle between the people and the establishment," Mr. Francois said in an interview last week in his Westminster office, where a life-size target from a military firing range stood in the corner.
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The "yellow vests" protests — named after the hi-vis jackets French drivers are required to keep in their cars — began in November to express anger at rising fuel prices, before morphing into a broader protest at the economic policies of Macron's centrist, pro-business government.
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Analysts say the group is already preparing for a new phase, morphing back into the kind of underground insurgency it started as, when it took root among disaffected Sunni populations that were willing to tolerate, if not wholeheartedly embrace, its ultraconservative brand of Islam.
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He pops up throughout the series like another piece of set dressing, his clothes morphing to fit the scene at hand in a way that makes him feel like part of a dream (or a hallucination, depending on just how wacky the scene gets).
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And in one of the best displays, a rotating series of iconic logos is projected onto a single white T-shirt—morphing from Mickey Mouse to the Rolling Stones' classic mouth with tongue, to "I 'heart' NY," to a Keith Haring drawing, and so on.
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The Rockets will finish with the top seed, while frisky teams like the Portland Trail Blazers and Oklahoma City Thunder will likely view the Golden State Warriors as a bit less invincible than they've been since morphing into a juggernaut during the 2014-15 season.
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The drums, alternately bitingly metallic, briskly clangy, sharp and tinny or deep and echoey or tensely jittery, stretch across a wide range of textures to produce a sense of being always on one's feet, always morphing into new patterns, bouncing around in tightly demarcated spaces.
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"The oscillator's negative six reading, the end of the horrendous month of October, a down opening that didn't hurt anybody, a couple of bear markets look like they may be morphing into bulls, and we had a positive interpretation of the negative earnings from Masco," he continued.
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This project (which at the time was called "Project Florence") first turned into DocumentDB, Azure's NoSQL database service, which launched in 2015 and is now morphing into Cosmos DB. Cosmos DB is, in Shukla's words, "a major leap forward" from what DocumentDB was able to offer.
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The gradually morphing forms in "Variation and Inversion on a Rhythm IV" (1976) suggest the stop-motion photographs of Eadweard Muybridge, mathematical progressions like the Fibonacci series, or natural manifestations like the rippling of water across the surface of a pond and grasses bending in the wind.
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He is a pathological experimenter, and because he relies largely on seasonality, the menu is constantly morphing with dishes like flan with candied violets; trout marrow with trout roe, radishes, natebasco, and lemons; and braised rabbit vol-au-vent with rabbit sausage, rabbit rillettes, stonecrops, and ramps.
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"In all honesty, we should not be surprised anymore: North Korea is slowly morphing into a nuclear and missile power right before our very eyes," said Harry J. Kazianis, director of defense studies at the Center for the National Interest and an expert on North Korea.
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To lie here is to dwell in the business happening inside my skull, to be sequestered in an enclosure of light and sound where my self rises to meet the challenge of being swamped by the pulsating music and the morphing light pattern in front of me.
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It's a sign that veteran TV (mostly) executives are the ones being tasked with morphing their old medium to adapt to survive this rather uncertain new world... How this affects NBC News NBC News and MSNBC chairman Andy Lack previously reported directly to CEO Steve Burke.
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When the Trump campaign talks about flipping Mountain West states, it's predicated on the notion that a Democrat as unsalable as Mr. Sanders gets the nod; it's not because Mr. Trump is morphing into a figure somewhere further along the Bill Richardson-Jon Huntsman-Ken Buck spectrum.
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When Bernard Coleman III took the job as Uber's diversity officer in January — after doing the same job in Hillary Clinton's failed presidential campaign — it's likely he didn't expect to be immediately embroiled in what is morphing into one of the car-hailing company's biggest crises.
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The piece comes from the video "To Breathe – The Flags" (21975), a commission from the International Olympic Committee on the occasion of the London 2012 Summer Olympics, which depicts 246 flags of the participating nations dissolving in a continuous loop, their iconic designs morphing into one another.
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Somber piano chords echo against wide gulfs of negative space, and whirring undercurrents of atonal noise that capture the mounting realization that a creation as innocuous as Facebook was morphing into something far beyond anyone's conception or control, linking millions while exacerbating their isolation from one another.
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One late-night panelist suggested that there might be more than one internet in the future — and the possible need for a digital Berlin Wall to separate, say, the more authoritarian one from the chaotic and free internet that has been morphing over the last 25 years.
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Their hourlong arc of slow-morphing shapes and terse repetitions was the essence of rigor without exertion — a friend whispered: "It's like they're competing to see who can burn the fewest calories" — and yet it transcended its own grid, ultimately becoming a surreptitious, mysterious expression of soul.
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This is a weekend to witness intriguing transformations: a little girl morphing into an actual rodent every time her mother calls her "Mouse"; a small stray thought accumulating weight to become a grand idea; a gray world taking on color with the help of a child's tears.
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Beyoncé sashaying — or rather, slaying — in front of larger-than-life letters spelling out "FEMINISM"; nudge-nudge, wink-wink onscreen references to same-sex female desire morphing into the unvarnished and acclaimed Orange Is the New Black, and a growing number of colleges piloting "SlutWalks" and affirmative-consent policies.
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Created, after the fact, by a photo-realistic face-morphing iOS app, called FaceApp, which uses neural networks to edit selfies — letting users bend reality in a few choice ways, such as by adding a smile, or shaving off a few years or applying a beautifying 'hotness' filter.
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The plot is a little like the start of a Coen Brothers' film, and the story really gets into its stride in the third act, when the main characters' friendships start to unravel (Christopher Eccleston does an excellent job of morphing from shy and nerdy to creepy and intense).
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At one point during the set, a vaguely African groove in 15/8 time suddenly tilted and tightened — morphing into a four-on-the-floor house beat, with Marquis Hill slashing terse provocations on trumpet and Justefan making a clackety racket along the resonator tubes of his vibraphone.
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Yes, at a time when we are all silently suffering behind cell phones and slowly morphing into a species of goopy same-lookin' techno-blobs, it is refreshing to see an NBA player who pisses into the wind and wears dumb shirts and lives to rattle obnoxious beat reporters.
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For example, Megvii (Face++) is a computer vision company that originally tried face morphing games and face unlock of phones before striking gold on finance fraud avoidance as the killer app (think of credit card companies using face scan instead of customer service "quizzes" on suspicious credit card usage).
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The episode, which was titled "The Six Thatchers" and featured plenty of twists that you can dive into right here, drummed up plenty of reaction on social media — but it also caused a Guardian critic to write a piece arguing that "Sherlock is slowly and perversely morphing into Bond".
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For artist Elise Peterson, that means "Mammy Wata," a collage she says she developed to liberate the "mammy" stereotype so she has agency over her body, morphing her with Mami Wata, a mermaid-like female spirit representing sexuality, fidelity, and healing that's venerated across Africa and its diaspora.
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Set in the same era as the novel, the ballet opens with a laborious exposition of the adoption of Elizabeth (Laura Morera) into Victor's family, then long childhood-play scenes morphing into the adults doing the same thing (mostly throwing a journal around to signify simultaneous bookishness and fun).
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Now it is set to reopen on June 23 in a new incarnation downtown, after institutional introspection compelled not only by the move but also by the presiding quandary about what, exactly, defines photography today as the medium keeps morphing and mutating within a vast, evolving technological landscape.
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Working with projections on prints, the works will synthesize Murphy's digital architectural spaces with Ratté's glitchy abstractions to depict "an impalpable reality where architectures and interlocking lattices are continuously evolving, transforming and morphing into new environments, thus unfolding a constantly shifting perspective between dimensions," according to the gallery.
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Face-morphing app FaceApp, which uses a neural network for editing selfies in a photorealistic fashion, has updated its iOS and Android apps to what it's calling FaceApp 2.0 — further fleshing out its monetization play with a Pro version that contains a series of selfie styling/beautifying filters.
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The Conversations are most interesting when the artists directly interact, such as Brenna Murphy and Sabrina Ratté at Laffy Maffei Gallery, mixing video projection and prints to build a continuously morphing environment, or Renato D'Agostin's moody monotone work surrounded by Gianluca Quaglia's black confetti at the booth of mc2gallery.
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This way, communities which are morphing into tech hubs—like Ottawa's Kanata North, where companies like Blackberry, Apple, and Nokia have set up shop to develop self-driving car tech—have access to avenues of collaboration and government resources to take the risk out of developing new technology.
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My ridiculous heels were killing me, I was terrified I might die, yet I felt simultaneously overwhelmed with delight that 'Can I Kick It?' should happen to be playing at this precise moment in the history of the world, and was now morphing into 'Smells Like Teen Spirit.
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You can't stop good ideas from morphing into new things, Gates seems to say, just like you can't live forever in that moment in a nightclub when you realize the music, the crowd, and the stimulants are all in sync and you're having the best time of your life.
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Aided by an expressive masked assistant named White Shadow (Talya Epstein), Ms. Velez-Jackson pulls more than a dozen pairs of shoes out of a suitcase, distributes them around the stage and proceeds to try them all on, her gait and character morphing with each style of footwear.
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"With outbreaks of the Wuhan virus in South Korea and Italy suggesting that it may be on the brink of morphing into a global pandemic we raise our estimate of the likelihood that the Fed cuts interest rates this year to 45 per cent," strategist Krishna Guha said.
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"In all honesty, we should not be surprised anymore: North Korea is slowly morphing into a nuclear and missile power right before our very eyes," said Harry Kazianis, director of defense studies at the Center for the National Interest, a think-tank founded by former President Richard Nixon.
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Mark Meadows would not seek reelection and would instead work in some capacity for the president was interpreted throughout the White House and Trump world as Meadows morphing into Trump's chief of staff in waiting — ready to assume the position in a second term if Trump wins reelection.
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For Children This is a weekend to witness intriguing transformations: a little girl morphing into an actual rodent every time her mother calls her "Mouse"; a small stray thought accumulating weight to become a grand idea; a gray world taking on color with the help of a child's tears.
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Anyone who walks by or into the men's and women's restrooms on either side will see the outline of their body digitized in male or female gender symbols, morphing from one into the other as they get closer or farther from the Xbox Kinect receiver atop the screen.
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Alongside the ever-morphing form factors of smartphones and virtual reality headsets, a retro phase has quietly popped up among electronics companies as they try to tap into the never-ending fascination with the '80s and '90s — and test the strength of once-powerful but seemingly antiquated brands and products.
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Lizzie Plaugic: Another week has passed in Paradise, and it's now clear that the rules on Bachelor in Paradise are an ever-morphing set of arbitrary schemes and non-coincidental coincidences constructed by shameless autocrats whose governing power extends only to this small group of people at a resort in Mexico.
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But I am agreeing that we had discussions in the band about the future then, because Daniel Zimmerman, formerly of Freedom Call and my friend, he was also playing for Gamma Ray, and he was not as happy with the situation that Freedom Call was morphing into a happy metal band.
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After morphing Timon and Pumbaa into terrifying hellbeasts for the new Lion King and turning Genie into a blue Will Smith-ian monstrosity for 2019's Aladdin, Disney is continuing its unceasing, ruthless quest to ruin our childhood memories with yet another attack: Those monsters are going to remake Home Alone.
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Following on thoughts of hybridity, this carnal, sticky bacchanal made me reflect on our practice of putting on fragrances, oils, and lotions — not as drastic as covering oneself with chocolate, but still a subtle morphing of our bodies into other bodies, ones that we desire or hope will be desired.
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Her ever-morphing storefronts and nonfiction "Then & Now" comics about New York City — punched-up with wildly improvised dialogue — ran in Harper's and the New Yorker and sometimes starred Wertz herself, depicted as a diminutive figure whose broadening eye sockets and apple cheeks sit under a black helmet of hair.
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Webster—whose past works, Hypercube and Vertex, have featured previously on The Creators Project—has layered complex, laser-cut surfaces with projected animations to create a morphing, mind-bending kaleidoscope of light and sound wherein the boundaries between the real and the virtual, the 2D and the 3D, are constantly confused.
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The scenario: Your "friend" ends up at the bar most nights, where one drink has a way of morphing into seven followed by 2 AM EasyMac and a faceplant that could be described either as "losing consciousness" or "sleep," depending on how honest you're being with yourself—erm, he's being with himself.
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Given the ever-morphing dimensions of contemporary photography — ranging from constructed narrative scenes made in the studio to ideologically-based assemblages of found Internet imagery — much of the work being shown in galleries today is positioned at a century-arm's length from Evans's straightforward, black-and-white documentation of the reality-based world.
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Instead, the billionaire businessman is morphing his well-funded team into an anti-Trump machine focused on six battleground states, and redirecting his money to back Democrats across the board — including congressional candidates and former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who now holds a narrow lead in delegates over Senator Bernie Sanders.
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The scenario: Your "friend" ends up at the bar most nights, where one drink has a way of morphing into seven followed by 2 AM EasyMac and a face plant that could be described either as "losing consciousness" or "sleep," depending on how honest you're being with yourself—erm, he's being with himself.
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And at Tory Burch, the push-pull between floaty prairie frocks in organza and Chantilly lace and sharp new Romantic velvet jackets and jodhpurs — inspired by the push-pull of the ceramic artist Francesca DiMattio's morphing, multitextured sculptures — added a bit of oomph to an otherwise straightforward story of silhouettes and sensibility.
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When I was about 10 and slogging around our local nature center, the news that a little olive-colored salamander called a newt had a secret identity as the "the red eft" — turning orange as it matured before morphing back to its original color — filled my own geeky little heart with joy.
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What is indisputably true is that the company has undertaken an incredible push for expansion, morphing from a well-regarded (albeit slightly vulgar) television program into a multifaceted, billion-dollar entertainment juggernaut, anchored now by its largest shift on how content reaches spectators: WWE Network, an international, over-the-top streaming service.
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Days after outlining how it plans to rise from out of nowhere as a major wireless provider in the United States and launch 5G service by the end of next year, Dish today reported its second quarter earnings — and they're another reminder of exactly why the satellite TV provider is morphing into a mobile carrier.
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Instead of the clean, color-morphing, spacious vision of Director X, the poor, defenseless viewers of "Cop Light Bling" are treated to a bunch of white RCMP officers in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia appropriating one of Drake's best videos while dressed in bright yellow-colored safety vests dancing awkwardly next to and on top of cruisers.
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As the final summer of the 1980s was coming to its end, two affluent brothers made headlines around the world after committing a grisly act of parricide that gripped an entire nation, morphing them both into tabloid and pop culture fodder and landing them behind bars, each with life sentences and zero possibility for freedom.
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Now, to celebrate the collection's 20th anniversary, B.zero1 is morphing yet again: Along with reissues of past iterations in white and yellow gold (plus one in rose gold and one with pavé diamonds), Bulgari has taken the late Hadid's design and reinstated the base, which is now rendered in glossy white or black ceramic.
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Using 40 actual pigeon feathers and a super-light frame, Chang and the team made a simple flying machine that doesn't derive lift from its feathers — it has a propeller on the front — but uses them to steer and maneuver using the same type of flexion and morphing as the birds themselves do when gliding.
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The high-minded rhetoric and committed activism of the Civil Rights Movement, morphing into the Anti-Vietnam War Movement, all the rallies, marches and demonstrations, all the songs that became the backdrop of my life — before, during and after adolescence — gave me hope that a new, just, and caring United States was just around the corner.
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The music video ends with a mesmerizing minutelong face-morphing sequence, in which a stocky Chinese man transforms into a svelte African American woman, who springs curls to become a Caucasian redhead, who grows a goatee to become a dreadlocked man from the West Indies, who shapeshifts into a ponytailed woman of South Asian descent, and so on.
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With banks under regulatory and market pressure to slash risk-weighted assets in their investment operations and some lenders like UBS pulling back almost entire from its FICC activities to free up regulatory capital, you wouldn't have been mistaken in thinking that European banks were all morphing into wealth managers with only ancillary investment banking operations.
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Already submarined by an offense that can't generate anything substantial sans Hayward, Utah's focus now that making the playoffs is incredibly unlikely should be morphing into sellers at the trade deadline (moving on from Derrick Favors' expiring contract is what most point to as a no-brainer, but what could they get for Rodney Hood or Joe Ingles?).
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In June, I penned an essay about the word for New York magazine's short-lived men's blog, Beta Male, where I sum up how the meaning of the word has evolved:What "daddy" signifies in the 2010s is forever morphing and expanding, from parenthood to a way to express sexual deviance to sex work to gay slang to meme.
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Created by French digital artist and interactive developer Vincent Houzé, the projection is gigantic like Superconductor's geology-influenced morphing CG animation Earthworks, featuring a water-like digital fluid pouring from the top of the screen, splashing upward, or even rippling in suspended motion and various shapes, propelled along by internal data which can be temporarily disrupted by audience members.
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When: Opens Saturday, April 23, 7–783pm Where: Vincent Price Art Museum at East Los Angeles College (1301 Avenida Cesar Chavez, Monterey Park) Beginning as a photocopied zine in 1994, Giant Robot grew into a popular magazine on Asian and Asian-American pop culture, before morphing into a store and gallery in West LA's Little Osaka neighborhood.
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The core of the narrative concerns a young woman who has her tarot read, enters a bathtub, and through the remote magic of an elder is transformed into a narwhal at sea, recalling Irish myths of the selkie, a creature capable of morphing from seal to human (this association is strengthened by a Gaelic song in the soundtrack).
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He acknowledges, though, that the city is also organic, morphing so rapidly that some of its little secrets that he had decided to single out were obliterated before he had finished the book (others, he writes, could not be photographed because they were shrouded in the ubiquitous scaffolding that defines New York as a work in progress).
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Lancôme's Dual Finish Foundation ($2130), released in 25, featured a morphing texture that was ahead of its time: The compact could be applied wet, like a liquid base, or dry like a matte powder — a feat that was "huge," says the makeup artist Sandy Linter, who frequently worked with models Christie Brinkley and Patti Hansen in the '280s.
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The outbreaks in Italy and South Korea suggest that the virus "may be on the brink of morphing into a global pandemic," Krishna Guha at Evercore ISI wrote in a note to clients, announcing that he and his colleagues had raised their estimate of the probability of a Fed rate cut this year to 45 percent.
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After nearly two months of upheaval, with the protests now morphing into a fully-fledged anti-government movement with five key demands, including full democracy, the protesters turned their attention to the airport, one of Asia's most spectacular aviation hubs, built by the British in the dying days of colonial rule and reached by a series of gleaming bridges.
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"Drag Race" is entertaining in the way that every show that structures itself around transformation is: There's a pleasant thrill that comes from watching a bland room metamorphose into something out of Architectural Digest, or the creation of an impossibly elaborate meal in under an hour, or a generic-looking man morphing into a gorgeous and statuesque woman.
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The exhibition, like the others commemorating the artist's centenary here and elsewhere, is consistently marked by the ever-morphing strangeness of Schiele's vision, from the gnarly, oversized hands belonging to the five-year-old Herbert Reiner, to the hyper-stylized symmetry of "Portrait of Edward Kosmack" (1910), to the harrowing embrace of "Death and Maiden (Man and Girl)" (1915).
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Torn between extreme and useless advice of American sinologists — take it easy, cooperate; or hit them hard with everything you got, and the sooner the better — Washington opted early this decade for the containment strategy with a "pivot to Asia," later morphing into the "rebalancing to Asia" as a semantic adjustment to apparently make it sound less offensive to China.
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But on the other hand, whenever Liam does attempt to break out of his boyband box, he'll be doing so in the shadows of Zayn—who, despite his current inability to perform live, seems finally to be morphing into the R&B singer he was born to be—and Harry Styles, whose mere face routinely brings grown adults to tears.
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Targeted killings away from battlefields — a practice denounced by some critics as assassinations — have grown as the United States has waged an open-ended war against a splintering, morphing terrorist adversary whose members flow into ungoverned regions where no ground forces are engaged in combat, and as the rise of drone technology has lowered the barriers to carrying out strikes in inaccessible places.
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A random Harajuku sample could turn up Goth Lolitas sulking in Edwardian cupcake dresses; glamorous Gyaru with spray tans and blond hair; Mode clotheshorses in high-fashion labels down to the socks; Decora ravers collaged with a rainbow of plastic barrettes; sylvan Mori girls looking like forest nymphs — and all of these constantly dying off, fusing, or morphing to create new styles.
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In October, one of my core identities was as a fan of the Washington Nationals — and to see the exultation of more than 703,000 fans at Nationals Park when they won the National League pennant, morphing into ecstasy for hundreds of thousands when they won the World Series, underscored how an identity that should not be core can animate people.
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At each major city stop, artists Lisa Bolden, Denton Burrows, Grace Lang, Jonathan Neville, Nicole Salgar, and Ramiro Davaro-Comas (who is also the founder of the residency) created public art murals and installations, serving as both artistic contributions to the cities that housed them and as a clever way to lead the artists to interact with and engage with their ever-morphing surroundings.
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His latest about-face features an all-star lineup of GOT's most badass women, including Cersei Lannister, Daenerys "Mother of Dragons" Targaryen, Arya Stark, and more: The artistry is not only shockingly accurate — it's garnering fist bumps from those in the know, like cast member Lena Headey: Not that this is the first time Ballesteros has wowed the internet with his makeup-morphing skills.
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While the sisters were out and about, Kardashian Snapchatted herself and Jenner playing with funny face-morphing filters on the app and they also showed fans they were watching West's lengthy interview with HeartRadio's The Breakfast Club's Charlamagne tha God, where the rapper opened up about a 2016 liposuction procedure, his mental breakdown and hospitalization and wife Kim Kardashian West's harrowing Paris robbery last year.
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Projects ponder the temporality of indigenous culture, the morphing of bio and animal, the "long durée" of gradual historical alterations, transitions of global cyber culture, slowness of painting and reading, contemplations of the built environment, the "deep time" of ecology and the volatile encroachment of global warming, and the historical resonance of "passage" with contemporary imperatives of persistence and survival under threatening cultural and political conditions.
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When most A-list celebrities start dating, they tend to avoid publicly broadcasting their relationship milestones if they can help it, citing a desire for privacy (see: Mandy Moore and Taylor Goldsmith, who kept their relationship a secret before posting their wedding photos on Instagram; or Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin, who quietly tied the knot after a few months of slowly morphing into a singular, sentient pair of sweatpants).
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The Celtics' grow dull when he sits, and even though—as owner of the team's highest usage percentage—he's contributed to their frequent stagnation by morphing some of the free-throws and threes they enjoyed a year ago into pull ups from the mid-range, Irving's nightly magic act is powerful enough to assuage even the most genuine concern that they own the NBA's worst offense in their last 15 games. 11.
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