They were bumpy black nubs, the size of daffodil bulbs.
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And dodged a tribe of that converts the living into bloody nubs.
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The shrubs were eaten down to nubs and were dead or dying.
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Those nubs hide a processor and battery, which power the sensors beneath the fabric.
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Inside, they were studded with tender nubs of turnip, yielding with a quiet crunch.
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The pork is coarsely chopped and strewn with nubs of liver, yielding and creamy.
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Why must the miniature scrubbie for your nubs of calcium phosphate include machine learning?
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Instead they sprout more like mushrooms with microscopic nubs that support flat pedestals of ice.
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Four small conductive nubs make contact with the pad and serve up power as needed.
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Its sinewy, pork-like brown nubs are actually flash-fried, roasted fat-stemmed oyster mushrooms.
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The towel has sticky nubs on the back and doesn't get slippery at all during practice.
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Her nubs swing back and forth while she walks but they do not touch the ground.
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Here, too, is jambalaya crimson from tomato paste, with buried nubs of chicken and smoky andouille.
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What makes the empanadas Paraguayan are littered nubs of hard-boiled egg, layered for extra richness.
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And once those washes are up you can re-use the nubs to clean your makeup brushes!
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This is tossed over grilled snapper and nubs of lamb that don't go gently under the teeth.
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I made all the prosthetics out of paper and expanding foam, so the bones and nubs look fake.
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In the Lims' living room, a hula hoop with rubber nubs on the inside leaned against a wall.
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Especially the factory, where gigantic presses could smash his hands and crush them, make nubs of his fingers.
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They had pounded their range to powder; the desert grasses that remained had been eaten to the nubs.
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When males fight each other — something known as "necking contests" — these nubs of cartilage allow them to hit harder.
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Its hands, such as they are, are rubber nubs that can be swapped out for a variety of grabbers.
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They're heavy little nubs handcrafted with aerospace-grade metal and the same high-end glass used in 4K film lenses.
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What is it about the batnipple that goes too far, other than some larger uncomfortableness with two fleshy little nubs?
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The tail wing of the plane has been removed completely, and the wings have been snipped into much smaller nubs.
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Then you'll want to carefully layer ribbons of steak, followed by the grilled scallions and little nubs of foie gras.
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It is stuffed with nubs of potato and crumbles of spicy Mexican longaniza, a spicy, fresh sausage similar to chorizo.
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But, the testers were disappointed with how hard it is to clean and that it left significant leftover vegetable nubs.
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Even the little controllers have hidden buttons, two tiny nubs set into the bar that connects each side to the tablet.
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" So I went into the hallway, and I started waving my nubs and rolling down the hallway shouting ,"Get out now!
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Around her throat, a necklace of bruises, teeth-marks on the nubs of her shoulders, battle-scars of the 22nd century.
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It's worth coming early for frijoles puercos, almost more pork than beans, embedded with nubs of chorizo and possessed by chipotle.
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This cordless vacuum comes equipped with massaging nubs and gentle suction, so you can remove shedding fur when you groom them.
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It has a pair of skeletal legs, two arms ending in shapeless nubs, and a sensor array where its head should be.
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You grab what you can: rugged fish balls, bony nubs of spare ribs, ribbons of tripe and chicken feet yielding their cartilage.
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It has tiny 100% silicone nubs on one side that grab yoga mats and keep yogis from slipping around during the exercise.
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Here are deep-fried nubs of calf's liver, creamy inside their golden coats, accompanied by red onion with a flutter of sumac.
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According to true believers, the Elohim created humans to look like them, with all the same bits, bobs, and nubs that they have.
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Foreo's Luna 2 uses flexible, silicon nubs and 12 different pulse settings to deep-clean your pores and get out any lingering gunk.
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It became so ubiquitous (clip-in versions even emerged), we thought the tiny nubs had to be on the way out in 2016.
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Inside is shearling with big nubs of fleece like oatmeal extra swollen from the microwave, and outside is truly perfect matte leather ($2,400).
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All of Paws' extra nubs are due to polydactyly, a congenital physical anomaly that causes felines (humans and dogs too!) to grow extra digits.
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Also tucked in is the curry of your choice, crowded with chicken heady from cardamom and cloves or nubs of goat plush with fat.
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Tibs, a celebratory dish made with nubs of chicken (dark meat only) or beef, is forthright in flavor, bearing swallowed smoke from the grill.
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Mr. Matibag keeps his own counsel and palate, preferring dinuguan without offal and sisig without the customary cartilaginous nubs of pig ear and snout.
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The vest has six protruding plastic nubs located along both sides of the spine, from shoulders to lower back — the typical back-massage zones.
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The pups had small brains with dying neurons chock-full of the virus; their developing retinas had involuted and shrunk into small gray nubs.
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This easy-to-use pet grooming system features massaging nubs and gentle suction to clean up pet hair and control shedding without snagging or pulling.
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On my visits, the flavors couldn't quite overcome the meat's toughness; the beef fared better when chopped into smaller nubs and dispersed through a rice ball.
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Among some interesting chatter about the film's legacy in gay cinema and Schumacher's recent, misunderstood apology, there is, again, this delightful bit about those batsuit nubs.
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The problem is prosaically simple: the U12 Plus is neither fast nor consistent in responding to my presses of the side nubs that pose as buttons.
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Such a sophisticated world we live in where two pieces of rubber the size of erasers on old pencils, those little nubs, can be an issue.
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Guideline No. 3: Our highest priority for sides would be beans and greens, the true destiny of those overdone nubs of barbecued meat called burnt ends.
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When we found unbloomed buds on the dichondra lawn, we would gently press at their nubs until the skins slit and fragile, crinkled blossoms emerged whole.
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It is a self-contained universe of white, simultaneously industrial and natural, where men with finger-nubs stand on scenic cliffs conducting tractors like symphony orchestras.
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It looks Italian, with its blanket of ragù, but under the ground beef are nubs of hot dog and ham, and the presiding note is sweet.
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KFC Hong Kong is taking the concept of "Finger Lickin' Good" to heretofore unexplored realms, and it just might end with your having bloody nubs for fingers.
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Photo: Patrick Lucas Austin (Gizmodo)In addition, the rubber nubs designed to keep the keyboard from touching the display leave their own notable smudge on the screen.
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They were ugly, likely pedophilic nubs of people not given choice in the matter and thus left to rot on a mass of rotting rock under conviction.
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It's shredded and stirred with dried shrimp, nubs of Chinese sausage and rice flour to bind it into a cake, which is then steamed for two hours.
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It will be worth it, for the throb of fermented black bean sauce and the raving chiles, and for the flesh still clinging to nubs of bone.
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The taste is pure smoke and heady, but I couldn't detect the sting of citrus, and I missed the crunchy, caramelized nubs from the customary hot-skillet finish.
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The tips are little nubs of cartilage with charred, crispy exteriors concealing super-tender rib meat and pig fat, and gnawing at them gets a little bit primal.
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The jacket also works best if you sit in a chair with a back during use, so your body weight can help push the nubs into your muscles.
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Chewy fried rice flecked with nubs of preserved pork and Chinese broccoli gets a subtle crunch from the thick flakes of salt in which the meat was cured.
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Frequently, when dead killer whales wash ashore, there are shark bits in their stomachs and the whales' teeth are worn to nubs from chewing through the sandpapery shark skin.
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The next morning the camera scans along David's body, crumpled on a bed of leaves, some of his fingers and toes have been bitten down to crusty little nubs.
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They're both on the left side of the machine and very easy to mistake one for the other; there are no nubs to feel around for (only the power light).
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French fries, on the other hand, are exemplars of the form, crispy even under a siege of mozzarella, holding their own against squeaky hot dog nubs ensnared in the cheese.
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For three years Apple tried to sell us on hard plastic nubs with awkwardly long sticks; now the company has released a pair with flexible silicone tips and shorter stems.
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It uses silicon nubs instead of bristles which isn't as harsh (or unhygienic!), it delivers such a deeper clean and unclogs pores so well that you'll notice them diminish with use.
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When you latch it shut with the elastic loop on the top, a pair of rubber nubs on the face will help the phone detect its position and automatically center the image.
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More five-spice adorns nubs of soft-shell crab, alongside Indian chaat masala, whose sour-sweet vectors include amchoor (green mango powder), oniony asafetida and black cumin with its soul of smoke.
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I've gotta say, though, that after watching three videos of Willoughby slice through the little black nubs of bananas in the hopes of forecasting the future, I find the concept somewhat endearing.
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It open up like a bento box as a nod to original ThinkPad's design, and has three extra Trackpoint nubs and a commemorative book The bright red dot brings life to the brand?
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Damian had invited me to sing on a Nubs cover that Fucked Up recorded many years ago, and now we've completed the full circle of having him on one of our records too.
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It's no overstatement to say that without autocorrect, touchscreen keyboards would never have stood a chance against physical keys — people are just much more precise with the tactile nubs of a real keyboard.
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As someone who has occasionally chafed against the ways women are expected to perform femininity, I found myself marveling at Drucker's girlishness, including her perfectly painted fingernails (against my own hang-nailed nubs).
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Goat skewers, nicely chewy, are paired with nubs of lontong, rice rolled inside a banana leaf and steamed until it takes on a faint woodsy flavor, like water drunk from a bamboo cup.
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On a recent Saturday, Ms. Schmidt, now 56, dipped pillowy nubs of lemon-cream candy into warm milk chocolate while her friend and occasional helper, Susan Tirino, arranged assorted delights in heart-shaped boxes.
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I brought tons of fruit, but of course I go downstairs to get honey mustard-and-onion pretzel nubs from the vending machine to sustain me for my two-hour language class at 6.
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Its nubs move in and out as the air pads behind them are inflated and deflated, but they can't make circular motions the way an actual massage therapist, or some other massage devices, can.
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With a rich tradition of creating some of the best teachers in the country, UCSB students know value for money like pencils worn down to the nubs and writing on both sides of the page.
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The silicone tool is made to be slipped over your index and middle fingers, like a puppet, and has ridged nubs that work up a better lather between the bristles and soap than your hands would.
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Crayons Making your own crayons may sound like a difficult and dangerous project, but, with a little adult supervision, it's a great way to recycle those broken nubs you have floating around in the craft bin.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' The chicken rests in a huddle over rice, pale cuts of breast and thigh, with dark, minerally nubs of gizzard and liver and scraps of skin, wobbly as jelly.
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" The flight of Varina and her motley caravan from Richmond is beautifully rendered; they pick their way through a terrain "scoured to bare nubs" and encounter refugees "pushing wheelbarrows heaped with quilts and cookware and canvas.
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Nubs of honey ham, edges blackened in a pan for a hint of caramel, and melting Gruyère invoke a croque-monsieur, with nutmeg wafting up and a foam of steamed milk standing in, almost primly, for béchamel.
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We know movies are meant to be entertaining and all, but sometimes you just can't resist switching on something that sets our nerves on fire, reduces our fingernails to chewed-up nubs, and ties our stomach in knots.
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Once properly armored, the dumplings might be tossed with nubs of sukuti, water buffalo meat rubbed with salt and hung over the stove for a few days until close to desiccated, so that only pure flavor is left.
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Again, meat is all: The Tradita pizza is strewn with scarlet tabs of beef prosciutto, smoked in-house for two weeks until it takes on a mineral tang, and nubs of beef sausage buried among dark olive rings.
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Even if you still have a phone with a headphone jack, chances are you're interested in true wireless earbuds — they're the ones without a cable connecting the two nubs that go into your ears — because who actually likes wires?
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She allegedly continued to try to get pregnant for three years before a fertility specialist told her it would be impossible for her to conceive naturally since her fallopian tubes were "burnt down to nubs," according to the affidavit.
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The coniglio alla cacciatora , or hunter's rabbit, came as nubs of tender, gamey meat on a bed of polenta larded with cheese and butter, and the onglet appeared as great red slices of hanger steak, alongside al-dente chickpeas.
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Rather than a waffle tread like you might find on a basketball or tennis shoe though, a spikeless shoe has nubs and bumps on the sole of the shoe, creating contact with the ground without being uncomfortable for walking.
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They come to the table seething in small cast-iron pans, nearly identical in appearance, roughly chopped nubs of meat or tofu in shades of brown, some pieces having survived the heat still lush and others turned to crackle.
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Or nubs of beef knuckle, roasted and patted down with suya spice, a blend of ground ginger, cayenne and crushed kuli-kuli — groundnut paste squeezed until the oil runs out, then crisped into hard cakes, a kind of earthy concentrate.
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This single-minded enterprise is devoted to cheong fun, broad floppy rice noodles, translucent and almost gooey, rolled around nubs of pork, beef or shrimp (plump or dried into briny knots), scallions and cilantro, crunchy bean sprouts and glimmers of corn.
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However, in just the first 10 minutes I spent showing off the Smart Pen to fellow Giz staffers, that nub fell off about 25 times, which is especially annoying since the Smart Pen doesn't come with any replacement nubs in its box.
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I began making sure my kitchen has the ingredients that allow me to effortlessly — and at a moment's notice, if need be — put together a meal that feels like an actual meal, rather than unwrapped nubs of leftover cheese masquerading as one.
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Or by the gleeful disarray of a dish of jasmine rice balls, laced with curry paste and dropped in the fryer, then half crumbled with nubs of naem, fermented pork sausage, so pink it's almost lavender: crispy against chewy, bite by bite.
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In fact, the cardboard this thing came in has way more personality than the computer itself, thanks to its bento box-inspired package design, an included 25th anniversary picture book, and three bonus Trackpoint nubs—each ribbed with a different texture for your pleasure.
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Samsung showed both a tank top and pair of athletic pants at its booth, and were it not for the bottle-cap size metal nubs on each, I would have thought they were just like any sportswear you might get a Foot Locker or Lululemon.
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Or I say to the snails, ''Friends, children, illiterates, you imbecilic nubs'' (and I stroke or pinch the furls of their feet, which recoil, curling, like tickled lips), ''The trouble with you, the ridiculous, ludicrous thing about both of you, is: You are too short.
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Best among them are popcorn chicken, nubs of white meat in crunchy shells of sweet potato starch and glutinous rice flour; and tubby links of Taiwanese pork sausage, made to Mr. Chen's specifications in Flushing, Queens, with a pulse of cinnamon and five-spice.
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The baton-like stick is covered with nubs or claws that, when rolled over your body, help loosen the fascia — the connective tissue around muscles and organs — to ease stiffness and, as an added bonus, dimpling of the skin that can lead to cellulite.
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The three towns of Camden, Rockland, and Rockport have in common with all of coastal Maine the pristine old shore rock faces and hearty pines, the nonthreatening crests of worn-down mountain nubs, and economies that thrive on get-away-from-it-all riches.
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Given that women are inured to sex toys that resemble a sonic screwdriver designed by a Teletubby, a sexbot for women could be vaguely torso-shaped, equipped with vibrating pads and oscillating nubs, and furnished with outlets that would allow for multiple snap-on tools.
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The trees were husks, shredded down to whittled nubs by the poison tributary or the hot rain or whatever was this area's particular chemical catastrophe, but these husks still had enough height to obscure the way forward, and Noor ran blind under murky moonlight, sucking breath.
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He is a great pitcher and I want nothing but the best for him, but he's always going to look like a junior associate at a big law firm who is being kept alive entirely by flavored Keurig coffees and those peanut butter-filled pretzel nubs.
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Other seafood dishes could be underwhelming; there wasn't much flavor in tiny remoulade-dressed shrimp served in a scooped-out November tomato, and hard little nubs of mussels undermined all the effort Ms. Grieveson put into steaming them with harissa, fennel, brussels sprouts and spaghetti squash.
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Nubs of beef might be simmered with turmeric, ginger and garlic, to deliver a gentle, lulling warmth, or patted down with awaze, a paste of berbere swirled with tej (Ethiopian honey wine) and tossed swiftly in a pan, barely long enough to soften the edge of heat.
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Toward the back, where a piñata shaped like a giant frilly Negra Modelo beer bottle hangs by the ceiling vents, Pedro Rodriguez stands as studious as an apothecary, quietly filling plastic cups with shrimp, purplish nubs of octopus and a red liquid that looks lit from within.
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First described in 1758 by the famed taxonomist Linnaeus (who himself had never seen a giraffe in the wild), the animals have been organized in up to eleven subspecies over the years, on the basis of geographic distribution, coat markings, and those funny, fur-covered head nubs called ossicones.
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To squeeze between those swatches of flatbread, you have nubs of rabbit sausage from D'Artagnan, a scoop of coconut sticky rice that's made fragrant with Thai basil, tender florets of cauliflower that have been stewed with cinnamon, and a ladle's worth of black-eyed peas simmered with chiles.
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SERVINGS 4 INGREDIENTS 1 3-inch baguette, sliced 1 tbsp olive oil, plus more for brushing and drizzling 23 medium tomatoes, stem nubs removed 2 red bell peppers, seeded and chopped Salt, to taste Pepper, to taste Heavy cream, for drizzling DIRECTIONS Lightly brush the sliced baguette on both sides with olive oil.
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Snow-pea sprouts, grassy and bright, gain texture and funk from three kinds of eggs: rags of white, broken and set at the last minute; meaty nubs of orange yolk from salted eggs; and black yolks and jellied whites from so-called 1,000-year-old eggs preserved in lye, sulfurous and almost gamy.
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If that phone is Daydream-compatible, has the Daydream app installed, and is placed with the volume and power buttons facing upward, an NFC chip on the tray will tell it to launch into VR. A pair of capacitive plastic nubs detect where the screen should center, eliminating the trial-and-error adjustments that Cardboard sometimes required.
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Silver-dollar-size steamed rice-flour pancakes, called banh beo , have the consistency of a creamy porridge that's been thickened until just solid, and are topped with fried yuba (tofu skin), minced shrimp, sliced chilies, and a few drops of scallion oil; banh bot loc , dumplings made of chewy, translucent, slippery tapioca and cooked in banana leaves, encase crunchy nubs of shrimp and tender morsels of pork like amber.
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Willis is a whiz with eggs, too: gently boiled and mashed into a silky salad, then topped with cherry tomatoes, nubs of blue cheese, and bacon, to be scooped into crisp leaves of iceberg; sunny-side up, on a shallow pool of yogurt strewn with kale and encircled by a moat of chili oil spangled with peanuts, pepitas, and sunflower seeds; scrambled, Texas migas style, tossed with salsa verde and julienned radish inside a snipped-open bag of Fritos.
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Marine helicopters on maneuver kept dipping toward swells at Black's Beach, my board's poise giving way to freefall of my wave tubing over me, nubs of wax under my feet as I crouched under the lip, sped across the face and kicked out— all over Southern Cal a haze settled: as if light breathed that technicolor smog at sunset over San Diego Harbor where battleships at anchor, just back from patrolling the South China Sea, were having rust scraped off and painted gray.
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