Saturn's "peaks" on the outer edge of ring B.Image: NASA/JPL/SSIA stunning photo taken by Cassini back in 2010 showed a 750-mile-long section spanning the outer edge of its B ring.
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His audience sits on the outer edge of our ideological reach.
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Press blue shadow along the outer edge of your lower lashline.
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And the top outer edge has a smoother finish this time around.
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Cassini will make another pass of the rings' outer edge on Dec.
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Pluto was once regarded as the outer edge of the solar system.
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The hinge is just visible on the outer edge of the Ori.
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But they don't stretch as far as the outer edge of the clouds.
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These theatermakers have steadfastly remained on the outer edge of the mainstream since 1980.
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Repeat on the bottom lash line meeting at the outer edge of the eye.
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I take a seat at a table on the outer edge of the dining room.
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The outer edge of the infinity pool overlooks three different holes of the golf course.
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When I pulled out one, the other shifted to the outer edge of the dash.
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The mechanisms that govern successful memery lie somewhere beyond the outer edge of my brain.
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I would leave figuring out the outer edge until the end of the painting process.
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This reflects the Jesuit tradition of operating at the outer edge, between Catholicism and other cultures.
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It was soft and flaky like a pastry, with the slightest crunch on the outer edge.
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The staircase curved around the outer edge of a circular slab that rotated, like a sundial.
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When that's cooked, a variety of different tacos are arranged around the outer edge of the pizza.
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Clarkston, Georgia is a city of under 10,000 in DeKalb County, on the outer edge of Atlanta.
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Look to the outer edge of your birth chart to see where sign your moon is located.
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The fracture occurred near the shield's outer edge and spans the circumference of the component, NASA said.
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But they're also at the outer edge of what a president can do without buy-in from Congress.
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Umps need the most help calling the outer edge of the strike zone, where pitchers make their living.
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In this awe-inspiring moment, only the sun's outer edge can be seen, revealing a halo-like corona.
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Pairing Penn with a fighter on the outer edge of the featherweight top-10 does seem reasonable, however.
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So, the more the outer edge of the ice sheet melts away, the thicker the exposed part becomes.
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Essentially you swipe around the outer edge of the device and haptics simulate the clicking of the wheel.
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The outer edge black hole, or the southern black hole, as Comerford calls it, was surprisingly bereft of stars.
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Place bamboo sticks into the outer edge of your plants' root balls so the plastic doesn't rest on the foliage.
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But what many people don't know is that this action only happens to the very outer edge of the meat.
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A firm yank will pull them off to reveal a hard outer edge that snaps into the bud [picture above].
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Starting at dusk, some visitors lined up along the crater's outer edge, casting black silhouettes across the darkening blue sky.
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When you put the glue on, put it on the outer edge where it curls, not just on the ridge.
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The DF-17 is designed to fly at the atmosphere's outer edge at over five times the speed of sound.
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And on a steamy August morning last summer, he wants to talk to me about the outer edge of my life.
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"You actually walk through this land and you feel like you are on the outer edge of the galaxy," he added.
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Then alternate taking thin pieces of hair from the outer edge of each larger section and crossing them in the center.
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Kepler-186f is less than 10% larger than Earth and lurks at the cool outer edge of its star's habitable zone.
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Pipe a ring of icing around the outer edge of the cake layer; spread blueberry mixture evenly inside the icing circle.
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Then look to the outer edge of the natal chart circle to find the astrological sign in which your sun resides.
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Rather, he said, the FBI appropriately deployed an informant to glean intelligence from members on the outer edge of Trump's campaign.
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There are also two thin printed lines on the AirBar that you use to align with each outer edge of the screen.
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One study put hatchlings in test sites that simulated the magnetic fields at three points on the outer edge of the gyre.
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I do it as we have always done here, cutting a swath in a spiral from the outer edge to the center.
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As I picked at it over the next couple of days, it became clear that the outer edge was the best part.
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At their weekend home on the outer edge of Long Island, the designers behind the firm Roman and Williams let nature lead.
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As it orbits in the Keeler gap at the outer edge of Saturn's A ring, the moon's gravity creates waves horizontally and vertically.
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The labyrinth is so dense, the roads so narrow, that most taxi drivers refuse to enter, dropping you off on its outer edge.
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Framing the outer edge of the chair is a tube that distributes air around the person's body, which is designed to reduce humidity.
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It had to have enough nudity and sex to go to the outer edge of what constituted an R-rating in those days.
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These days, his brisket is magazine-cover gorgeous, its pink smoke ring tracing the outer edge of each slice like a racing stripe.
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Over these two forms, the artist superimposes a linear structure that echoes but does not repeat the outer edge of the curvilinear form.
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PDS 70 c has just been discovered and it sits on the outer edge of the disk at 3.3 billion miles from the star.
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Like Arábia, Outer Edge is formally beautiful, with luscious nocturnal cinematography and monologues that sound as if they were lifted from a Greek tragedy.
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Physicist Mark Stuckey also established that a photon could theoretically circle the outer edge of a black hole and exit from the same spot.
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The multipurpose artists' space that gave birth to Experimental Station was situated at the outer edge of the massive and hegemonic University of Chicago.
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In a square red painting populated by a spiral of blue squares increasing in size, from the outer edge in, the effect is optical.
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As the mysterious object drifts closer to and farther from Saturn within the rings, it causes the glitch along the outer edge to change speeds.
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Daphnis was only discovered in 2005, and scientists are still researching the gravitational ripples the moon causes on the outer edge of the Keeler Gap.
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And the frontline, just on the outer edge of the Old City, is so fluid, it's often hard to tell who has the upper hand.
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To make a minor adjustment, select the side or top of the Start Menu's outer edge and drag it out as far as you can.
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Denis Gurianov wired a shot from the outer edge of the right circle that Lindell deflected past Hart for his first goal of the season.
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He recently described his dream physics experiment to Gizmodo: an unfathomably large atom smasher—an Ultra Hadron Collider—around the outer edge of the Solar System.
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Next, create Pang's classic cat-eye look by tracing along your upper lashlines with liquid liner, starting at the outer edge and working your way in.
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The curveball on the outer edge of the plate that froze Adam Eaton for a called third strike should be featured in a baseball instructional video.
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The probe crossed the outer edge of the heliosphere, also known as the heliopause, which acts as a transition zone to interstellar space, on November 22.
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The probe crossed the outer edge of the heliosphere, also known as the heliopause, which acts as a transition zone to interstellar space, on November 5.
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By this definition, the habitable zone's outer edge is where energy from the Sun is so scarce that CO22 freezes out, like it does on Mars.
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When you pull the next section into a plait, pick up a small section of hair from the outer edge, joining it to the main plait.
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Most batsmen are out as a result of the ball's glancing off the outer edge of the bat and being caught by the wicketkeeper (think catcher).
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Since launching the campaign the Turkish army and allied Syrian rebels have since gained control over the outer edge of Afrin along its border with Turkey.
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One of the most prominent ideas is to release gases like sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere—the outer edge of the earth's atmosphere—to increase albedo.
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The tough tissue that surrounds the brain — the meninges — is normally seen in imaging as a crisp thin line delineating the outer edge of the brain.
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I use my IT Cosmetics crease brush for everything — applying neutral transition shades, defining the outer edge of my eye socket, and blending it all together.
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Inspired by mosaics, Hamanaka prints each cut sheet of paper in a different gradated color, darker on the outer edge and lighter as it extends inward.
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The lines of the square, meet the circle's circumference on the left, but do not do so on the right, extending instead beyond the outer edge.
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I've seen relatively few complaints about bending with the Wi-Fi-only model, as it's got metal running around the entire outer edge without the antenna splits.
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China, America and Russia are all competing to develop such gliders, which would fly at the atmosphere's outer edge at over five times the speed of sound.
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By using the line to unite the four sections while avoiding the outer edge of the right panel, Mangold makes the viewer conscious of balance and imbalance.
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A section built on the outer edge of the central lily pad would host a beach resort and an ocean forest with a wealth of sea life nearby.
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Senators in both parties were seen standing near their chairs or in some cases pacing the outer edge of the floor as the impeachment trial dragged on. Sen.
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In such an event, the ex-champ might share the Octagon with a fighter like Dong Hyun Kim, who has long resided on the outer edge of title contention.
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I won't get into the whole debate over it now (I wrote about it here), but suffice to say, it is at the very outer edge of mainstream opinion.
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Data from instruments aboard the spacecraft showed it crossed the outer edge of the heliosphere, a protective bubble of particles and magnetic fields produced by the sun, on Nov.
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As you approach the outer edge of the storm, the first thing you notice is the change in cabin pressure – like when a commercial jet makes a steep climb.
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Twice a year, the SDO completes this flip over seven hours, so that the HMI can recalibrate its view of the solar limb—the outer edge of the Sun.
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As you approach the outer edge of the storm, the first thing you notice is the change in cabin pressure—like when a commercial jet makes a steep climb.
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That zone is a dusty expanse with a steep temperature change between its warmer inner edge, closer to the planet, and the colder outer edge, nearer to the void.
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We don't know what their daily experiences were like, to be underarmed and often on the outer edge of the defenses, sometimes deployed as little more than cannon fodder.
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Fourteenth Street is the outer edge of several neighborhoods, including the East and West Village, Greenwich Village and Chelsea, and picks up a little of the flavor of each.
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He stroked the ball with the outer edge of the shoes his father had bought him and, quick as a whip, unleashed a shot that left the goalkeeper gaping.
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Then, Henao smudges the lines downwards using a firm eyeshadow brush, which creates a smoky base on the lid that's darker on the outer edge and lighter towards the center.
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New composite carbon fiber and alloy wheels, which took four years to develop, include 22 layers of carbon fiber, folded back on themselves at the outer edge of the rim.
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Also on the roof, investigators found a rope fashioned from bed sheets tied around a security gate separating the inmate recreation area from the roof's outer edge, the documents said.
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Early on, automakers had difficulty getting high ratings because crash forces in this test are concentrated on the vehicle's outer edge, which wasn't well protected by frontal crash-zone structures.
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They pulled up to our trauma-stabilization point, a makeshift medical unit in an abandoned home on the outer edge of Mosul, less than three miles from the front line.
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Most, but not all of that screen sits on an almost impossibly thin 0.13-inch thick case that runs to the outer edge where it sharply expands to 0.33 inches.
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Paul's wrist shot from the outer edge of the right circle handcuffed Antti Raanta (227 saves) to give Ottawa a 217-23 lead at 220:23 of the third period.
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The outer edge of the ring is lined with 16 rubies to go with each roster member's numbers ... and the inside of the ring includes personal messages for each player.
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It's unclear as to whether there is enough accessible liquid helium anywhere in the nearby universe to cool a circular accelerator that stretches around the outer edge of the Solar System.
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There were no immediate reports from Dominica after the eye wall moved ashore, but earlier zinc roofs blew off homes as the outer edge of the storm began whipping the island.
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One of the stages features a jump pad that launches heroes up onto an advantageous lookout not only over the point but also traffic on the outer edge of the map.
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On the outer edge of each panel, Gharem incudes two traffic-line-yellow broken arcs, as if to suggest that the bars are circumscribed even in the space beyond the panels.
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"We're calling this phase of the mission Cassini's Ring-Grazing Orbits, because we'll be skimming past the outer edge of the rings," Cassini project scientist Linda Spilker said in a statement.
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Place a third cake layer on top; pipe a ring of icing around the outer edge of the cake layer; spread strawberry mixture evenly over the layer inside the icing circle.
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When a car goes around a turn, more ground must be covered by the outside wheels; likewise, the outer edge of a spinning hard disk moves faster than the inner one.
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Dr. Bulic theorized that she had turned the gun upside down and shot herself, causing the outer edge of the gun's tactical light to cut her skin as it was fired.
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In each of these shapes, which consists of two areas of flat color, a rounded form (or semicircle) is on the left, with its outer edge defined by the painting's edge.
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"One of the first places you'll see wear on a boot is in the heel, usually more so on the outer edge where your feet hit the pavement first," Cospito explained.
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VR180 means 180 degrees, which you will understand in photos, especially if your finger creeps to the outer edge of the top of the camera — it will invade the 180 half-dome.
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There's the slight curve along the previously flat, magnesium shell's outer edge, the slightly narrowed ventilation channel and there's the place where my palms rest, on the new Alcantera Type Cover Surface.
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Many major features of the Gulf of Mexico's continental slope — where the sea bottom descends from the continent's outer edge down to the deep ocean floor — were formed when that slope failed.
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Kornmesser (ESA)Japanese astronomers spotted evidence of tiny Kuiper Belt object at the outer edge of the Solar System using a pair of telescopes you could buy online, according to a new paper.
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The minute, fashioned like the iconic sun element found in other Movado watches, sweeps gently around the outer edge of the watch face, and the second is a bar that chases after it.
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Dave Brat faced a raucous crowd Tuesday night at a town hall here in the outer edge of his district, where a majority of the room interrupted him with angry shouts and jeers.
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Step 3:Buff a deep-copper or chocolate-brown shade (depending on how dark you'd like your look to be) into the outer edge of your crease to give your eyes added depth.
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We're probably only at the outer edge of the many-layered onion of fresh horrors made possible by machine learning and AI, and previously unimagined by our feeble fleshy brains, so strap in.
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The material that is nearest to the fringe of the event horizon on the inner edge of the disc will orbit much more quickly than material at the very outer edge of the disc.
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Unimpressed by the new trends in art, she sought to merge content and form, becoming a pioneer of post-Minimalism, and creating work that pushed the boundaries of her materials to their outer edge.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechIn our solar system, Earth is situated squarely in the habitable zone where liquid water can form, while two other planets—Venus and Mars—skirt the inner and outer edge, respectively.
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Game of Thrones kicked off its seventh season on Sunday night with "Dragonstone," an episode that picked up at the outer edge of what's shaping up to be a very bloody winter in Westeros.
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Starting on Wednesday, as shown here, with a gravitational nudge from the moon Titan, Cassini is set to commence a series of 20 dives just outside the outer edge of the main ring system.
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Mr. Vela and Mr. Martinez, the mayor, are both Democrats, as are numerous other community leaders and residents in a region that has long been a blue outer edge of a red-dominated state.
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Dimon, who has helmed JPMorgan for over a decade, underwent surgery for acute aortic dissection, a condition where the inner lining of the aorta tears away from the outer edge of the blood vessel.
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This kind of roll happens two times per year in order to help calibrate the SDO's Helioseismic and Magnetic Imager (HMI), designed to look at the outer edge of the sun from the spacecraft's perspective.
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First, Dedivanovic applies thin line of matte brown eyeliner along Kardashian's top lash line, and then layers a black shade on top, starting thin at the inner corners and getting thicker towards the outer edge.
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This year, the independent Swiss company has added some voguish bronze to the outer edge of the watch's diving bezel, marrying that with rose-gold-plated hands and hour markers, and an earthy leather strap.
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We sometimes forget, reading his circumspectly argued pages, that he was the most passionate advocate alive for progressive causes in his day — some of which occupied the outer edge of plausibility, women's rights above all.
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For traditionalists, an appropriate response to society's free-wheeling state might be to retreat to society's outer edge, albeit in small numbers, and preach the old-time religion with undiminished integrity to anyone who will listen.
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Gil-da-Costa also advised us to time the first blink just as a red ant reaches the outer edge of the target area, so that the second blink occurs when the ant is dead center.
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Dimon, who is at the helm of JPMorgan for over a decade, underwent surgery for acute aortic dissection, a condition where the inner lining of the aorta tears away from the outer edge of the tube.
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As the new year arrived here on Earth, the team at NASA began receiving the first data from the New Horizons spacecraft confirming it had reached a mysterious object on the outer edge of our solar system.
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He clung to the oval's outer edge, the side of my face just a hair from the wall, and explained how the dirt changes over the course of a race, shifting from the inside to the outside.
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He also lends his name as an adviser or supporter to dozens of projects, consortiums, conferences, spinouts, and startups that share a mission to push the outer edge of everything, from biorobotics to bringing back the woolly mammoth.
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The front edge of your brow should begin above your tear duct, the arch should vertically align with the outer edge of your iris, and the tail should end 45 degrees from the outer corner of your eye.
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In Abidjan, Kouame doesn't know when, or if, the national grid will reach the outer edge of the urban sprawl, but thanks to his new solar panel kit he has indoor lighting, an electric fan and a television.
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In Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, at the outer edge of Citi Bike territory, membership has grown to 5,381 members, up by nearly 2,2016 people since last year, when Citi Bike began working with a local nonprofit to attract riders.
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This zone, if it exists, could mark the outer edge of a hypothetical pattern of rippled rings that are made of dust with various compositions and weights, such as iron or silicates, and separated by dust-free gaps.
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The black hole is around 3.3 times as massive as the Sun, scientists believe, and is in a binary system called J05215658 that is located about 10,000 light years away in the outer edge of the Milky Way's disk.
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We are finding unmistakable evidence the world over, but especially in North America, the Middle East and the outer edge of the European passport-free zone, that border crossings are more physically guarded by state agents than ever before.
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"This outflow sweeps up the cold, interstellar gas in front of it, forming the outer edge of the bubble much like a snowplow piles up snow in front of it as it moves forward," the space agency said in a statement.
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The basics: If you imagine a grocery store as a big rectangle (no matter what shape your store is actually laid out in), all of the fresh and most perishable items are located around the outer edge of the rectangle.
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The cook time is just under an hour, the outer edge of weeknight acceptability, but you could easily double the recipe or stretch it by serving it with a pot of rice, so you'll have two nights of dinner done.
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Roll from the center to the outer edge, turning and flouring the dough as you work to prevent it from sticking to the board, until you have a round shape that is slightly larger than a 33½-inch pie dish. 4.
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Dallas tied the game with 78 seconds left in the second when Corey Perry had ample time to pass the puck from behind the net to Dickinson, whose slap shot from the outer edge of the right circle sailed over Domingue.
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The ship might collide with an asteroid at the outer edge of the solar system or its thermal protection shield might break apart and all on board might spend eternity asleep in their freeze boxes, never aging but essentially dead.
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James Somers' story is full of terrific anecdotes about Google's early days: When a car goes around a turn, more ground must be covered by the outside wheels; likewise, the outer edge of a spinning hard disk moves faster than the inner one.
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The bottle service booths surrounding the outer edge of the dance floor weren't in themselves offensive—if the VIP section were restricted to just these booths, you could enjoy the club without feeling as though bottle service were the club's main focus.
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The diminutive, knurled crown on the right side of the face also gives prominence to the face, and the closeness of the hour markers to the outer edge of the face also help give it a larger look than you might expect.
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CFLD's involvement will accelerate the achievement of critical mass for a development located on the outer edge of greater Jakarta, but also ties ASRI's own land bank in the area more closely to the development success or failure of a third party.
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CFLD's involvement will accelerate the achievement of critical mass for a development located on the outer-edge of greater Jakarta, but also ties ASRI's own land bank in the area more closely to the development success or failure of a third party.
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In a nod to the public outrage, lawmakers stopped work for two days this week after the 20th body was found, saying ministers had failed to appear before the legislature over the killings in three districts on the outer edge of Kampala.
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For example, shifting the eyes from side to side produces weak electrical activity in ear muscles and a minuscule curling of the outer edge of the ear, and a sudden noise behind one ear elicits weak electrical activity in the muscles behind that ear.
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Boudin's vision of criminal justice reform hit familiar points, but ones still scraping at the outer edge of the mainstream: declining to prosecute offenses like prostitution and sleeping on the street, ending cash bail, holding police accountable when they kill or use excessive force.
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Twice each year, NASA has the SDO perform a complete 360, and it does this to the help the probe's Helioseismic and Magnetic Imager (HMI) instrument take precise measurements of the outer edge of the sun, known as the "solar limb," as seen by the SDO.
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It is true that many of these principles, based on the practices and expectations of two high-income economies like the U.S and the EU, may be at the outer edge of what many middle-income countries would currently be able to enact into their domestic laws.
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You have your choice of small, medium, large and wide, but if the tile is already at the smallest size, unpin tiles you do not need or make the Start menu itself bigger — put your cursor or your finger on the outer edge and drag outward.
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"GJ 357 d is located within the outer edge of its star's habitable zone, where it receives about the same amount of stellar energy from its star as Mars does from the Sun," said Diana Kossakowski, study co-author at at the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy.
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Tulu and Bulu grew up looking strikingly similar: they had the same freckled skin, almond-shaped face, and high cheekbones, unusual among Bengalis, and a slight downward tilt of the outer edge of the eye, something that Italian painters used to make Madonnas exude a mysterious empathy.
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"If you compare both of these bean-shaped, filled depressions to actual ancient human footprints, you'll notice that the outer edge of the real prints is always straight, and does not curve sharply inward from heel to toe, like the Monte Verde and Pilauco impressions," Fiedel told Gizmodo.
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This basic consideration of size came even after the 2014 move that relocated the fest within a fest from its longtime mid-field station to its own unique world on the outer edge of the festival grounds, making the DoLaB more of a destination than a pass-through.
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"GJ 357 d is located within the outer edge of its star's habitable zone, where it receives about the same amount of stellar energy from its star as Mars does from the Sun," Diana Kossakowski, a member of the team that discovered the planet, said in a press release.
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"GJ 357 d is located within the outer edge of its star's habitable zone, where it receives about the same amount of stellar energy from its star as Mars does from the sun," Diana Kossakowski, a member of the team that discovered the planet, said in a press release.
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The process, which was approved by the FDA in the US earlier this year, consists of passing "threads" through the skin to accentuate the outer edge of the lips, mainly the Cupid's bow, making lips appear more defined — unlike hyaluronic acid fillers, which plump the area from within.
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"GJ 357 d is located within the outer edge of its star's habitable zone, where it receives about the same amount of stellar energy from its star as Mars does from the sun," Diana Kossakowski, who's on the team that discovered the planet, said in a press release.
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In fact, nearly the entire front end of the car has been tweaked; there are additional dive-planes, the forward facing bodywork at the sides of the car have been squared-off and reshaped, and an array of vortex generators have been carved into the outer edge of the wider, bigger splitter surface.
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After a convoluted explanation of the almost-trueness of this story, a bit of sleazy transactional sex on a boat and a possibly metaphorical scene of a sheep freezing to death in an air-conditioned villa, we are deposited at the outer edge of the Berlusconi circle, pulled ever closer to the man himself.
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Release date: August 223 Why it matters: Eliza Hittman's indie film, which made a splash at Sundance earlier in the year, is about a lonely teenager on Brooklyn's outer edge coming to grips with his own sexuality, as he flirts with an older man online while also starting a tentative relationship with a girl his age.
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Department of Energy researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee announced on Tuesday that they have automated a critical step in the production of a nuclear fuel crucial for deep space exploration Plutonium-2238 is a radioactive material that has been used by NASA to power dozens of missions to the outer edge of our solar system and beyond.
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Barnes finished the look with a nude lip, which he created by lining the star's lips with Charlotte Tilbury Lip Cheat Lip Liner in Pillowtalk and then filled in with two shades: Merle Norman Lip Pencil Plus in Guava on the outer edge of the lip for a shadowing effect and Merle Norman Lip Polish in Ladylike to the center of the lip for a fuller look.
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