MS: Japanese architecture is really light-weight, soft and moveable, but the European way is really heavy, hard, and not moveable.
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At least the iPhone 6 had a moveable home button.
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Mr. Lombardo ended up as part of the moveable feast.
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That was the first major book printed using moveable metal type.
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But the double pendulum spinner has two bearings with two moveable arms.
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On the moveable parts front, the robopup has 22 degrees of freedom.
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Being moveable devices, both options are more likely to break or fail.
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It's comfortable, moveable, the creamy texture feels great, and it's not drying.
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Press and hold anywhere on the keyboard to enable to moveable cursor.
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Moveable work tables give flexibility to increase space for all of this.
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Maybe you envision a moveable feast — private jets, exclusive parties and beautiful companions.
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Other airlines from the time also had first class seats with moveable armrests.
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Cinera comes with a moveable arm that holds the console up for you.
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Today the League of Moveable Type has a stable of 17 font families.
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He shared he has the kind with metal moveable hooks at the end.
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The pour shield and moveable head reduce messes to make your baking go smoothly.
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With a moveable floor and seating, the spaces can be tailored to each production.
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A lot of my enjoyment of the moveable display came when I wasn't gaming.
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The process sees a fine layer of metallic powder spread over a moveable platform.
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What looks like a cute skirt is actually a pair of moveable, practical pants.
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But The League of Moveable Type, gives all of its fonts away for free.
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Their idea for Xiringuito—christened a "moveable feast"—was two years in the making.
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I think that big moveable middle — which is what most Americans are — need a vacation.
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The moveable flaps may be retracted when the housing is placed in its bent state.
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Whiteside, Biyombo, and Barnes should all retain value well enough to keep their contracts moveable.
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The Bills have similar personnel, with Allen's legs and several moveable blockers at tight end.
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Extending out from the platforms, you'll also find moveable handle bars that are there for balance.
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Christian Mazzalai: You know that Ernest Hemingway book A Moveable Feast, about his years in Paris?
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No drilling rigs were evacuated, but one moveable rig was taken out of the storm's path.
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I thought about the project as a moveable Sabbath: a sacred time out from our schedules.
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The Boeing 747, for instance, doesn't appear to have moveable armrests—which is driving Trump supporters wild.
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The descending storage and moveable walls are mesmerizing, as are the collapsable plumbing fixtures in the kitchen.
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Traditionally, the principality's fête nationale was a moveable holiday whose date was set by the reigning sovereign.
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Moveable parts in a camera this small means that the manufacturing tolerances have to be ridiculously precise.
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It added moveable Geostickers in August 2016 to give people more customization over their location-based creativity tools.
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For a couple of hours I had stepped into Wonderland, the moveable center of the crypto currency universe.
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This game is the rare case of an unstoppable force meeting the most moveable object in college football.
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Eventually, a crew brought moveable stairs to the plane, allowing passengers to deplane onto the tarmac, Wine said.
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Maclean most frequently works in video because it lets her imagine moveable, collaged worlds that couldn't exist anywhere else.
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With a moveable head and replaceable mouth and eyepieces, Dropbear's team maneuvered the bust's face from shot to shot.
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The deficit assessment is a function of many moveable inputs, some of them known, some of them "known unknowns".
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In fact, the company uses temperature-changing lights, moveable "green walls" with plant life, and air-quality-control monitors.
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If it's failing up and blowing up, that might be some loss of support for that small moveable middle.
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In Thomas Jefferson's day, an earlier technological revolution, the advent of moveable type, drastically lowered the cost of print.
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A moveable sofa and a couple of cushions recreate the environment where the tetrarch holds court with his guests.
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Her leg has a moveable ankle, so she can wear sneakers or high heels like any other high school senior.
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The device featured moveable gears and clickable buttons, and was handheld, so, like the spinner, it could be easily hidden.
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As befits a début, "Rhombus," with its tapering black forms bisected by a moveable red trapezoid, makes the greatest impact.
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Anchoring it to a moveable, seagoing platform might help, but keeping the cable steady would still be a tall order.
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Instead of years perfecting a system of moveable parts, now it can take only days to upend established business practices.
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He was booked on a felony (!!!) charge of "unauthorized use of a moveable," and his bond was set at $2,500.
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He works on a team that investigates new ways of measuring light to create adaptive, moveable mirrors for space telescopes.
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Their mouths are upturned in perpetual smiles, and with moveable eyelids and big, doll-like eyes, they can even wink.
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The jet will be a lightweight aircraft powered by 36 electric jet engines mounted to its wings via 12 moveable flaps.
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The history of new technologies triggering anxiety may go back as far as Gutenberg's moveable-type printing in the 15th century.
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The kit will come with various other components like wheels, gears and chains, to make your moveable robot come to life.
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That moveable springtime feast celebrates not the beginning of the God-man's life but the conquering of his suffering and ours.
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So the implementation date for any post-Brexit immigration reforms remains as equally uncertain and moveable a 'feast' as Brexit itself.
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A moveable plate drops the object lower and lower as it is being printed and the print head moves above it.
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But imagine if they all make a sincere effort to speak directly and constructively to this moveable part of Trump's base.
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She has just one moveable arm but with the other one she can spread out the grounds and do the drying.
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Ross said that the B-1B was designed with eight hard points to carry weapons, as well as a moveable bulkhead.
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They hug my thighs comfortably, before turning out into a flare that still holds its structure despite the flexible, moveable material.
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If the latter, DAPA will basically go into effect nationwide because a 'confined injunction' against freely moveable people is absolutely meaningless.
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Baby monitors, cars, insulin pumps, lights in tunnels, power to hospitals, dam, and moveable bridges are among the things at risk.
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A flexible, moveable architecture, like a Bedouin tent, or shoji screens, the opposite of a tomb, as he would describe it.
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While there is not a physical moveable lens, there is up to 2.8x digital zoom for video and 3X zoom for photos.
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The moveable flaps may be placed in a planar configuration to support the display when the housing is in its unbent state.
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A Tresset drawing robot features a head outfitted with a moveable webcam and a mechanized drawing arm—upgrades haven't really been necessary.
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Right now we're working on that moveable middle, meaning states that already have some sort of policy that we're tweaking a little.
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What used to feel like a moveable feast of sonic delights now seems like the trickle of water in a hamster's cage.
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Called the Raven R, it'll come with six moveable joints that allow it to "express emotions" and move to respond to users' commands.
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She oversaw the launch of Moveable, a transportation-focused subvertical, produced groundbreaking 360/VR video, and is one of our most trusted editors.
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Hape's All Season House comes fully furnished with moveable parts to help kids 3 years and older create different scenarios within the home.
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With that in mind, Motherboard is launching Moveable, a new project dedicated to the future of mobility—a future both wonderful and terrifying.
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The oldest example is the 1377 Jikji, a South Korean Buddhist text that is the earliest known book printed with moveable metal type.
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Elevate would be the first Ultimate Mobility Vehicle with moveable legs, and the first to combine technology found in both electric cars and robots.
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Their bot is solar powered, moves autonomously, and shoots building materials like foam and concrete from a printer head attached to a moveable arm.
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The TOF sensor brings a 210D scanner feature to the camera, so users can scan an object and turn it into a moveable render.
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"The color gold causes the eye to move because of the glistening and seemingly moveable surface, similar to the way water moves," Eiseman said.
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Similarly, this model also has a built-in flash, and its moveable screen can still be flipped 180 degrees to make taking selfies easier.
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In the larger work area of the studio everything is moveable so that I can work large on the floor or smaller on tables.
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You'd think that having moveable speakers would be a boon to sprawling suburban living rooms, but actually, the LG system just isn't all that loud.
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More than anyone working today, Beck is the heir to Alexander Calder and his "Cirque Calder" (21559–21865), with its many moveable figures and parts.
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What they do,according to O*NET: Transport patients to areas such as operating rooms or X-ray rooms using wheelchairs, stretchers, or moveable beds.
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The move comes a year after Mattel introduced Barbies with moveable ankles that would allow the dolls to wear flat shoes for the first time.
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They launched the League of Moveable Type website in early 2009 with its first offering, Junction, a sans-serif typeface that Hadilaksono designed in college.
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The roads leading to the big avenue where the main parade will happen will also be filled with obstacles such as police cars and moveable fences.
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The elements that rubbed me the wrong way—farcical cultural stereotypes, the moveable type structure, really every single line of dialogue—are what made it work.
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The ERBD describes the arch as the largest moveable land-based structure ever built, and one of the most ambitious projects in the history of engineering.
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All sorts of stuff, according to the founders — although the biggest chunk of current business (~35%) involves big but moveable stuff: Boats, vehicles, trailers or RV's.
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In it, a model climbs onto the "megaformer," a juiced-up Pilates contraption with stable platforms on both ends, and a moveable platform in the middle.
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The robot, really a moveable video monitor, is the brainchild of Zenplace, a rental management company based in San Francisco and expanding quickly across the nation.
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Much to my disappointment, the armrests between the seats were only semi-moveable and the aisle armrest was fully immoveable, making the seat seem much smaller.
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Details: An upgraded version of the OG Vertuo, the Nespresso VertuoPlus Deluxe sports a motorized head and a moveable water tank with a 60-ounce capacity.
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Witherspoon then reveals the orange box is in fact a moveable closet filled to the brim with Beyoncé&aposs latest Adidas x Ivy Park capsule collection.
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The earthquake simulator, which is basically a moveable stage equipped with a table and five chairs, might sound like something you'd come across in an amusement park.
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Probably not in NYC, but Mike tries to keep it on the DL and bestow a haze of well-it's-not-entirely-illegal upon his moveable feast.
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The firm named a room after their former colleague called the "Botham Shem Jean Difference Space," a colorful area with a lot of light and moveable furniture.
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Later that evening she also wore the brand's Emerald Secret Heart Stackable ring, which feature gold bands in rose, white and yellow with a moveable emerald heart.
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Most moveable prosthetic limbs require some human control, transmitted through devices like implanted myoelectric sensors, to react to their environment—translating the movement to a cyborg appendage.
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Park, who is overseeing the creation of the theatre here, said the Singapore venue will have a moveable stage — a feature not found in any other theatre.
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Taking a cue from RAW: Almond's sell-out success, it launched A Moveable Feast, a winter bicycle tour in which people ride up to bars and restaurants.
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A moveable warehouse blimp could help Walmart cut costs by eliminating the need for both land and "last-mile" shipping often handled by third-party logistics companies.
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"I may miss a flight because I don't hear the intercom announce over the PA, and maybe it didn't announce on the airline app either," she told Moveable.
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Yet, since the advent of moveable type in the mid-1400s, the forces of erudition have had a powerful weapon to wield against those of ignorance: the media.
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The Five Star Advance Wirebound Notebook 3 Subject, College Ruled has moveable pocket dividers and will keep your notes in great shape years after you graduate from college.
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To add extra photos to your moveable wallpaper, you can just tap the shortcut button on the back of the case to launch your camera and click away.
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Some of these choices represent big shifts in the technology of making books like Johannes Gutenberg's invention of the printing press and use of moveable type, for example.
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He has no yurt or winter tent, but rather a structure he built himself out of materials he found around camp, mounted on sliding rails to make it moveable.
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Opened in December and located in Terminal C, the staffed workspace has about two dozen height-adjustable standing desks, 75 charging ports and a conference room with moveable walls.
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We don't have easily moveable handsets on carriers in the US. I can't just buy an AT&T phone, stick a Verizon SIM card in it and walk away.
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Today, La Coupole seems to be frequented mainly by tourists seeking out an atmosphere Hemingway described in A Moveable Feast—that kind of nonchalance typical of the Roaring Twenties.
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Last but perhaps cutest, the AirPenguin is a chubby silver blimp-bot with flippers that help it glide forward through the air, and moveable tail fins and a beak.
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While it appeared to be cushy just like an older airline, the seat was quite firm and featured a quasi-moveable armrest that didn't really do much for comfort.
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The guest host of public television's Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking and co-owner of MBC Michelle Bernstein Catering Company offers a boo-tiful dessert you can make with kids.
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In an ideal world, the leggings we wear like second skin would feel soft and moveable enough for all-day comfort and retain the right amount of compression for support.
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The artwork is sumptuous, everything set on a layered 2D plane, enabling the old man and moveable objects alike to switch between foreground and background and every step in-between.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DALLAS — When Johann Gutenberg introduced a mechanical, moveable printing press to the European world around 22017, his invention revolutionized the way that information travelled.
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They are, to cite Hemingway's title for his Paris memoir, "a moveable feast," and they offer us a kind of reach into time and space that we can find nowhere else.
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Johannes Guttenberg's invention of the moveable-type printing press in the 903s made it even cheaper and more efficient to publish and purchase books on subjects like philosophy, mathematics and commerce.
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It does this by having a moveable base that is pushed upwards using an "elevator" that pushes guac up to the lid, where an air valve pushes the excess air out.
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Everything is on the computer and is in little moveable chunks, so any person with access to the mixing process and has doubts about a piece of music can alter it.
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"The color gold causes the eye to move because of the glistening and seemingly moveable surface, similar to the way water moves," said Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of Pantone Color Institute.
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As a teen-ager, when his father and sister went hunting he stayed in his room and listened to the Talking Heads; he read "A Moveable Feast" and dreamed of Paris.
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If "A Moveable Feast" had been rewritten in purple prose and bedazzled, with a flowing chiffon cape and a feather fillip for good measure, that is what it might look like.
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BeanQ, for example, also features a "remote babysitting" mode, under which it can serve as a moveable nanny, automatically taking snaps of children and uploading them online for parents to see.
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Transport secretary Grant Shapps confirmed that no-deal plans for metal barriers on the M20 motorway in Kent have been scrapped in favour of a San Francisco-style moveable barrier. bit.
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While the British taxpayer has paid for the overall renovation costs through the Queen's annual Sovereign Grant, "anything moveable" or in the cottage gardens was paid for by Harry and Meghan themselves.
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Gaming laptops strive to pack in the most performance hardware, so you've got to hand it to manufacturers when they figure it out, especially when they also implement a fun, moveable screen.
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It looks a lot like a vise: the chopstick is held in place by a bolted plate, and a moveable metal block applies pressure to compress the chopstick to the breaking point.
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My mechanical servant glides silently forwards on invisible wheels, pausing to perform a slow and oddly graceful pirouette as it confirms the location of other people or moveable objects within its domain.
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The market calls this moveable aluminum mountain "fake semis", aluminum which has been transformed just enough to escape China's export tax on unwrought metal and instead qualify for a VAT tax rebate.
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Also new this year is a mini-book fair titled "Moveable Types," dedicated to contemporary art publishers like New York's Printed Matter, LA's X Artists' Books, and Zulu Press from Brussels / Mexico City.
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He's also signed through next season at a price slightly lower than Brewer's, which means he's eminently moveable if general manager Darryl Morey wants to clear max cap space for a free agent.
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One of the listings updated this month is for the 1930s home of Gerald Schlesinger and Christopher Tunnard, featuring a bedroom with a moveable wall to separate it into two spaces, if needed.
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Still, Deutsche Post is already testing robotics elsewhere, such as moveable shelves in warehouses, and is considering drones to help monitor inventory levels in large depots in China and watch over valuable goods.
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These moveable flaps would be deployed when the device is unfolded to cover the gap between the two portions of the display housing, and would retract when the gadget is in a bent state.
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In "A Moveable Feast," the consummate day drinker Ernest Hemingway narrates his order in a Paris café: a café au lait, two servings of Martinique rum, and a half carafe of dry white wine.
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In the greenhouse center is a moveable, two-sided wall; between is my palette and a work table; behind is flexible space currently being used to play with the installation of nearly completed paintings.
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La Tour d'Argent is one of France's oldest restaurants, and has been mentioned in Ernest Hemingway's Moveable Feast, Marcel Proust's In Search of Lost Time, and was even the inspiration for the restaurant in Ratatouille.
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Missouri allotted more money to fight rising waters, including $210 million to help buy a moveable floodwall for a historic Mississippi River town that's faced flooding in all but one of the past 215 years.
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Celedón painstakingly created the text of his spare and haunting novel with a Trodat Typomatic stamp set, a device that allows only six lines of 3mm and 19923mm moveable type and 90 characters per impression.
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But with a digital music box, the pins are moveable magnets, the steel comb is a sensor that triggers any instrument, and the end result is, well, pretty much anything you want it to be.
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There are a lot of interesting animals and colors for babies to look at during tummy time, activities on all four sides for crawlers, and counting beads and moveable figurines on the top for walkers.
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Google Fonts includes font families like Roboto, which Google developed for use in the Android operating system, as well as open source fonts from around the web, including some from the League of Moveable Type.
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Miscellaneous: Another moveable line item, the "miscellaneous" category within out budget covers random things that don&apost really fit anywhere else, like a trip to the aquarium, stamps, or airport parking (which occurs a lot).
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The difference today is that with the fusion of technology and globalization, countries are much more dependent than ever on intellectual capital, while at the same time, this same capital has become easily transferable, moveable.
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The plan calls for constructing a six-ton unmanned, remote controlled plane the size of a business jet with 24 spinning propellers embedded in its huge moveable wings that allow it to magically hover in midair.
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Brice Kendell Williams, 32, was charged with felony unauthorized use of a moveable after driving the motorized shopping cart over half a mile away from one bar to another, according to the Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office.
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By far the most compelling works in the exhibition, however, are those that fulfill the social function of the book, that further its democratizing role begun over 500 years ago with the invention of moveable type.
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The moveable barriers - which retract into the riverbed floor when not in use and are raised only when needed - are being built not just because of rising risks but because they increasingly make financial sense, Usborne said.
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Parson also signed a budget that includes $2 million for a moveable floodwall in Clarksville, a rural community of about 450 with a 19th century downtown that has been fighting an annual battle against the Mississippi River.
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The four faces are doubly blind — their eyeless faces can be covered over by the moveable lid and shut in further darkness — while the target is a stand-in for the body that also marks its absence.
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PiP, or Picture in Picture mode, fills the screen with one camera of your choosing while creating a small, moveable window for the second camera that you can drag around and even swipe on and off the screen.
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" Other works that came out after his death include "A Moveable Feast," his celebrated memoir on Paris in the 1920s, as well as "The Garden of Eden" and "Islands in the Stream, and "The Dangerous Summer," a nonfiction account of bullfighting.
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The show did not specifically mention Kim's summits with U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, but a huge, moveable display formed by thousands of school children spelled out slogans praising "multilateral foreign relations" in English and Chinese.
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Hemingway moved to Finca Vigia in 1939, the year before "For Whom the Bell Tolls" was published, and wrote "The Old Man and the Sea", "A Moveable Feast" and "Islands in the Stream" while he was there, according to local scholars.
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The process did not only leave Obama looking like he'd let the relatives of the Newtown dead down, it appeared to further sour him on Washington itself, a town he no longer saw as moveable by the forces of hope and change.
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According to biographer A.E. Hotchner, A Moveable Feast, Hemingway's classic on Paris in the 1920s, derived from notebooks found in a steamer trunk the author had forgotten he'd left with hotel porters, 25 years earlier, kept safe by them throughout the war.
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In later years, new communications tools, such as the printing press and moveable type, made it easier for philosophers including John Locke and Thomas Paine to influence new forms of democracy, which, while imperfect, have been more successful than other forms of government.
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I have 4' x 8' plywood boards placed on horses to lay out my collages, easels for my various paintings in progress and a pigment mixing table in front of a swivel chair and a moveable rack with all of my oil pigments.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1513, the title of World's Smallest Book (printed with moveable metal type) went to an A-Z printing of the text type Gill Titling, with each letter, inked in 3-point-type, appearing on a single page.
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Though Gil wakes up each day in the present, he spends his nights consorting with F. Scott Fitzgerald (Tom Hiddleston), Salvador Dalí (Adrien Brody) and a beguiling beauty (Marion Cotillard), delighting in the glamour described as "a moveable feast" by Ernest Hemingway (Corey Stoll).
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Gutenberg's moveable type meant that text could be assembled, printed, and disseminated faster than one-off, hand-scribed documents; it also meant that text could and would be introduced to readers on a scale that was unprecedented in the history of putting ink to paper.
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The practice of laying different alloys in order to achieve a moveable "third skin" (the first is human flesh, the second clothing and the third architecture), the technique is widely gaining momentum for its potential use in sun-shading, self-ventilating, shape-changing and structure-prestressing architecture.
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In response to this ominous situation, USC's School of Architecture, located just a few miles from Skid Row, recently launched the Homeless Studio, where 11 fourth year students are rethinking homeless architecture, building temporary, moveable, modular, and expandable structures that are strikingly imaginative, not to mention needed.
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My center of gravity in Paris is on the left bank, the corner of Rue Saint-Julien le Pauvre and Rue de la Bûcherie, where Shakespeare and Company — the famous English-language bookstore Hemingway wrote about in A Moveable Feast — is nestled within sight of the Seine.
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Circling this sculpture are four pieces from Yang's Intermediates series, which reflects a similar transformation: man-made textiles such as artificial straw, plastic fruit, and plastic flowers are used to craft semi-holy structures that look like votive offerings, all playfully set on moveable caster wheels.
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How it works: When brands buy an AR "lens" or animated image/video that pertains that can be overlaid on any picture or video taken by a Snapchatter, they can now also add a button that allows users to buy things directly from the moveable image.
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Her exotic world of bralettes, undies and pajamas was shown off in 50 looks amid a pond, hydroponics, moveable botanical biodomes and a plant growing station constructed deep inside a cavernous building in the Brooklyn Navy Yard as New York Fashion Week came to a close Wednesday.
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Following the stickers that gave a major boost to last year's bottom line for the London luxury handbag queen Anya Hindmarch has come Valextra's interchangeable resin magnets: multicolored moveable circles and squares and triangles that add a touch of cheerful levity to the brand's classic clutches, totes and backpacks.
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If we trace a path that starts with Gutenberg's use of moveable type to Malcom McLean's invention of the shipping container, we start to recognize a very interesting pattern: Each new layer of abstraction and standardization creates tremendous value out of the resulting increases in scale and efficiency.
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Android developers breakdown how these Android apps will behave when running on Chrome:Android Apps can be shown in 3 different window sizes to allow the best experienceUsers can multi-task with multiple Android apps in moveable windows along with a full desktop browser, all within the familiar Chrome OS interface.
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The company has designed a crutch from scratch that removes the pressure from underarms and forearms, the traditional load-bearing areas for crutches, and shifts support to the elbows The shift to elbow support and moveable handles on the M+D Crutch allows users to use their hands without dropping the crutches.
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Other sources are Batammaliba architectural structures in Togo and Benin, which are made of clay with wood supports and refer to human anatomy, and the dome-shaped teleuk dwellings (made of found materials including grass, soil, and animal dung) of the Mousgoum people in Cameroon and Chad — moveable and sustainable architectural marvels in use for for centuries.
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Meanwhile, many high-value assets have been parked inside the Vertical Assembly Building, such as the Universal Coolant Transporter System — a piece of equipment once used to cool down the Space Shuttle when it returned to Earth — and portions of the Mobile Launch Platform — a moveable pad that will support launches of NASA's next big rocket, the Space Launch System.
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Trump Supporters Still Spreading Bullshit About Armrests, Get Debunked AgainTrump supporters claim that airline armrests are the key to proving Donald Trump couldn't have…Read more ReadUpdate, October 15, 2016 4:50pm: We now know more about the type of plane that Leeds and Trump were allegedly on, and it further debunks the conspiracy theories that the armrests weren't moveable.
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There are a lot of different areas the company could go into with this type of tech but it's probably safest to bet on a few narrow areas in the beginning as there is already so much competition in the space in just the U.S. For instance, NeuruLutions' Ipsihand device is already connecting stroke patient's brains to a moveable brace they can control with thought and help them move certain body parts again.
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